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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
TIE GREEN INVESTIGATION.

Tpe Aidsrmanis committee which has bscn IN.
Vesueaung tne conduct o. Comptroller Green Tor
Dons time pest viii mold o meeting Oh Tuesday
next, 40 rwo r. ~, tsstssa VI sD~aags an was
snklndug DRoD0fSav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature or the past twenty-four hours, IN
comparison with the corresponding dete of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUTS pnarmacY. HERALD BulQipg:-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

steamer Alps tsrl. Aux Cages &c: bark, Albna, Liv
erpool brig Aevn Brl fernaInD uco; U NJ Jones' Port
Prince; schr Vineyard, MayAgucz
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PASSED THROUGH HELM GATE.


ID.
came up 70 the city M 9th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF New Bedford, Fish. New Bedford
steamer lhets, Young frovdence Tor New York
Steamer Amos q Darslow Howard, Providence for
New York Win mdse and PASSENGERS, - >o,, vo,,-
with mdse ana passengers
York With gSsiR me G 70 ayilanS -'0'A'"u 'o'
sehr Warren Gates, smith, Milestone Point for New
schr Rival DGnton, Westport for Dobbs Ferry, with
sear Herald, Hall. RocKand for New York, with lime
sehr Georye Brooks, Lindsev Portland for New York.
with ium Der e yam EmerS CO.. Ma, W., ,,,n
schr Percy. Mitchell Passport for New YORK with
sehr Caroline cornea Lord, Somerset tor New York
with nails 10 Parker NILS
scnr Alcora Robinson Machias Tor New York. with
scGr Nassie Bel iiaii' Rockand for New York, with
scnr American Chief snow. aockland for New York,
win line g Gandee Pressey tor No,v vor Win
plaster TO john Boynton & SON.
with lumber GiiSsP 10 JOIN creed reed ''A1
schg II IGgraham. james. Rocklaud for New forS,
sehr Alma Jones Machias for Now York, with lumber
sehr Granite state. Burgess Rockport for Brooklyn,
schr Henry 1aoer, Vincent New Bedford for New
SenrJ Warren. Magarr. Cold Spring for Elzabehport.
Sehr Eeoeea' Atwood New Lon lon Tor New f9rs S
York.
shower.
Schr VIM Flint, Jores Fall kiver for New York
schr Paine. Long, Provincetown .or New York.
: Schr quick STEP hutchinson, Port Jefferson Tor New
Schr Charles Bentley. Baker New Bedford for New
schr L L Hambln, Hamilton, Norhport for New
schr Laura Watson, Sargent Providence for New
YORK.
scnr Lsaac Borden Baker FAN River for New YORK.
schr + Brainard BUELL. Portland Ct Tor New York
schr Light OF the EAST Harper Portsmouth Tor New
schr liver Heels, Newman, Boston tor Virginia
Schr Pscasett Mitchell. Providence tor Hobokeu.
schr Margaret Kennedy Ward, Bridgeport for Hobo
ken.
schr Anpegate, smith, Somerset for New York
schr Orlando smith ferris. dorchester New losx.
BOUND EAST
schr Forest Oak Parker Baltimore for New Haven.
schr KIT Carson. Hamilton. Virginia Tor Providence
schr GOV Coney. Ridley, Hohoken Tor Providence.
Schr Highlander. Wood Port johnson for Providence
schr Montana, Crawford New York Tor Boston
schr ADRIAN, Lewis New YORK tor Norwich.
schr comnieree hall New York tor Bangor
es ysn for PR
schr alice 3 Bassstt phia nh, tor Wareham
!, schr oliver sconeld Dissoway. Baltimore Tor New
Sour Harvest oorwin, New York for Newport
schr FLORENCE saekett, Port JOHNSON tor Providence
schr Thomas Boden, chorben. Phadelphia Tor FAN
: schr Ocean Wave, somers, Philadelphia for FAN
schr John Grimm Allen. New YORK Tor Gloucester.
schr Ellen Hovt, Crlne. Baltimore for New Haven.
sshr saecesS RcS6rds, Phadephia FOR ProVidsnce
schr Anderdson Pease. Newcastle tor Provi-
Schr Barnett Gardiner, Elizapethport for Provi-
sehr .AbbIe Emery. Emery uoboken for Boston.
scnr AeIhea, smith thuadelphls Tor Boston
Scar A. Kelly, Kelly Hoboken for Boston.
sear WS1cniu Gil New york for Proydenss.
sehr Fred pan; New YORK Tor Ne "" Haven ;.gn
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Prtses caRESa, ciFduHts of information nae, Tsket
kas An nia bDnahse * Ht Y III sf Aprh nnw fnhdy
h Van s.ss. liza ia assSSsSHk1g NV Sssk.
-nrv L rs PIks sst5E.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF APRIL AND MAY.
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APPnuMMATIoX rnlzRs.

I s1g000. sSOoo Sqs0n $1,000 5000
iis .ssJ s.is $50 s.s, ~, 40 81 ss. 500 7, $40
Issss 4'''V ''''''''0' a., ~ -
4 ll5.6....gjg ygiss.. 500
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

BARR Abbie FRANKLIN IRON PernAmouco Tor Port
land April 4 80 miles ~ Of Highland Lishh Cape Cod
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molasses 10 Mlchelene Coz 70 John Zittlosen.
Apria on Hateras, shipped heavy sea. lost cuwater
house and had decks swept OF everything
movable
Brig NUeva Daores tspl Pages Porto Cabeo 30 days,
with coffee ana passenger - : Micheena X co.
Bri- RUBY 0uf New llnyen Neal, Port spain IS days
with sugar 10 y IrNwbridge X 90.
schr Mary Whitman, AUSTIN cape Hayti - days,
with logN God and passengers ri II Murray, Jr.
Brig Essex Windsor NS). smith, 1aibaren II
days, with moasses to order; vessel 70 Whitney x
Brig Rover. White of and from Bermuda days with
fruit 10 Lawrence, Giles Cos vessel 70 duncan Mccall.
The Rover from Messina and put into Bermuda in
distress.
schr rhos w Haven. Cote, Richmond.
SchrJ III Collins. Lambert. virginia.
Sehr } ! Merritt Curtis Virginia
Schr Nammie Wood Wood. Virginia
scnr Nirunm, Dryden. Virginia.
schr White Wing Robbins. Virginia for Providence.
Schr Leona, Wiley. Virginia Tor Providence.
Sehr II x C0ngdun. Gonciiy. Baltimore Tor New Haven
schr u Brig, Mason, Milton, Del
to- Bark Charles Eiwel (oi Yarmouth NO, from
shields. which arrived fh and chored ut sandy nouA
came up 10 the city NJ 9Th.
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mis- FREE LASOs r. THE Only ILLusrnAptu
ale 'I 81 Ia aSSGiGxs KsGs cSasxs 'S" saa ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
OVER THE WIRES.
(BOILED DOWN.

Another wholesale distillery fraud
has Just been discovered, and the
distilleries seized, in Chicago. 1t is
said the Government has been
cheated to the extent of 81 200, 900.
1t was sort of Rosener combina
ton between the Revenue officers
and distillers.
The verdict over the victims of
the steamship. Schiller disaster Is
accidentally drowned"
No. 769 Market street, San Fran
cisco, was burned out on the llth.
Loss 100000. -r4 rlir
John Beck, NJ. C. from Massachu-
sets, Commander G.. A. of Il. OF
his town, agent of cooperative asso,
citation, Assessor and Selectman o.
Shoreman, Mass, has just plead
guilty to robbing the town treas.
urer's safe Of $500. rr7 50
Chinese cheap labor is said to
have proven failure in the South.
ern States. .--s-.-e. 49,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
FOR THE LADIES.
fBy our Fashion Editor. !

Fashion is more accommodating
at the present time than ever before
for it not only allows ladies to wear
what they please but they may in
troduce new styles-something suit
ed to their own peculiar and individ-
ual tastes, and it at once becomes
ssthe fashion, The only point .ex-
acted is some sort of harmony be-
tween the different parts of the cos
tune. Nine. Dem FOREST says a short,
plain, straight skirt is not graceful
either in the house or the street it
may be worn by an aged lady, of
small figure, whose chief desire is to
make her costume as unpretending
as possible; but upon ordinary wo-
men it looks like absurd affectation.
A short dress requires an over
skirt, or a pOlonaise, and an i'm
proved taste has relieved this part of
the dress of all superabundant ruff
lings and trimmings, and confines
the fiounces and plaitings mainly to
the lower skirt. A quite plain skirt
may indeed be elegantly worn, but
in that case it must be long, demi-
trained at least, and if worn out of
doors with pretty lace mantilla or
fchu, only under such circumstances
as will render it perfectly suitable
costume.
If lady possesses buff or gray
undressed linen costume she is pre-
pared for almost any midsummer
excursion. She can wear her suit to
break fast or to dinner and not feel
Inundated with sense of inappro
priateness, and she is nearly warm
enough for cool day, and almost
as cool as she can be when the the
mometer- is ambitious Of standing
among the nineties. Linens wash
nicely and look like new, especia ly
if they are rinsed in borax water to
make the fibers as firm as If just
from the loom. No starch should
be used if bOrax is obtainable. Bo-
rax stiffens the fiber, so that it has
the appearance of being just from
the loom. The linen should be
ironed on the wrong side TO avoid
gloss. A tablespoonful of pulver-
lied borax to four quarts of water is
the proper proportion. 1t is better
than starch, both in the appearance
it gives to the fabric and in it capa-
bility of keeping the goods fresh.
When renovated materials are to be
used, a strong contrast in shade, or
bright blue or navy-blue, takes
away the possibility of contrasting
the fresh with the worn fabric.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

KILLED.-A fatal accident occur
red at the new shaft of the Caledonia
mine at half-past O'Clock yester-
day morning. A carpenter named
David Monroe was engaged in cut
ting hole in the grating over the
pump shaft, when the grating tipped
up, and the unfortunate man was
precipitated into the shaft, falling
145 feet, breaking his neck and both
legs. =. "a - '-' n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

H(HE NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now
L in shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in.
This Company will be prepared in May to
take parties by steamboat and railroad to
their town and lands. By reference to the
Coast Survey Chart it will be seen that at
Potrero Point, i'll front of Newark, the deep
water comes all the way through the channel
from the Pacific, with the G. p. Il. Il. running
in direct line through Livermore Pass
making this the connecting point between
all parts of the United States and by deep
water to all parts of the globe and the great
est manufacturing point on the Bay of San
Franeisco-plenty ofAswater, good climate,
excellent soil and easy communication. Pur-
chasers getting possession can raise large
crops by planting as late as July 18th. This
company will commence active operation in
building soon. For all information, .circu-
lars, maps, and subscription, apply at the
office of the Company, 405h California street,
basement, opposite Bank of California, San
Francisco. This Land will be Sold
at 4 auction May ~. 1875. by H. M.
Newhall 4 Co.. in acres and lots
to the highest bidder. Terms at sale.
Credit TO large buyers. Possession will be
given by the LIST of June, or sooner if the
crops are of Il Hsiaa ias
| Steamer NJ S. Latham leaves the foot of
Brallnan street opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Wharf, San Francisco Sundays,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at $50
| O'clock arriving at Newark IL to half-past
| IL, according to the tide, giving from -four
to five hours on the ground. Returning,
leave Newark at half-past o'clock, arriving
at San Francisco, at hall -past q P. NJ. The
steamer ON the New York plan; pay only foI
what you get; Breakfast, so cents; Dinner
| rs cents. Fare for the round trip, seventy
| FIVE cents. Stages connect with boat, run
ming to Niles. Oentreville, Washington Cor
ners, Warm Springs and San Jose.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
N EiW ARK Ian D
.9 COMPANY.

San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California.
Title Perfect. Incorporated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

HAMILTON, New, May ia
most disastrous fire occurred this at
ternoon about 8 o'clock at Eber-
hardt, destroying almost the entire
business portion of that place. 1t
was first discovered in an unoccu-
pied building which had recently
been used as storehouse.f The
flames spread rapidly, but by al
most superhuman efforts it was
checked at Jellesen's butcher shop,
on Main street. The destruction of
property was great, considering the
number of buildings consumed.
Among the heavy losers are d. b.
Murphy, general merchandise, loss,
5000. No Insurance.; Fred Ben
netts lost nearly all his valuable
household furniture and all his
wife's clothing; Nelson Bush, total
loss of house and furniture. The
Postoffice and its entire contents
were destroyed; p. n. Brush, who
had been confined to his bed tor
some time past, was rescued with
great difficulty. The tire was the
work of an incendiary. The evidence
pointed so strongly against one
John Zule that he was arrested and
is now in Jail. Great excitement
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
VIM. EMERY. editor of the Lea,

VIM. EMBRY, editor of the Leav-
enworth appeal" on Tuesday
shot and fatally wounded Colonel
D. r. Anthony, editor of the Leav-
enworth Times" The trouble
grew out of discussion on Typo
graphical Union affairs. Embry is
under arrest.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

ANOTHER plot for the assassina-
ton of Bismarck has just been
foiled by the arrest of the principal
conspirator. The plot this time
included the death of Emperor
William.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

There is clash of authority be-
tween the military and the courts at
San Diego, occasioned by arrest and
imprisonment of two soldiers for
some petty offense. The military
commander ordered their release,
was refused, and then forcibly took
them from the civil The
matter is to be referred to the Depart
ment. AS the solder-criminals were
not in active service at the time OF
their arrest, we shall be surprised il
it is not found that the military have
exceeded their Jurisdiction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

The $4,000 trotting race at San
Francisco, on the 18th, between
the late PAGER Defiance, now train
ed as a trotter, and Edgington, was
Won by the latter. Mile heats,
best three in five. The first heat
was won by Defiance in 2:24, the
second by Edgington in 2:26A the
third by Defiance in 2:29, the
fourth and fifth by Edgington in
2:26 each. Much interest was
manifested in this section as to the
result, as Edgington is a Nevada
horse, we'll known to the sporting
fraternity of the State. Consider
able money changed hands in the
pools sold in Virginia City, and
Quite a number of bets were made
IN this city. 1t looks as if Edging
ton was 1.-the coming horse. +"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

WHY suffer with aching and de-
cayed teeth when you can go to DR..
Sharp's office and so quickly be re-
lieved The ladies say he does ex-
tract and fill teeth so very easy.
Office next room to the Drug store. =
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

LU1a1 BADARoaA,, the Italian
who brutally murdered the men
Beal and Nc Oreery, near Aassln'
has been captured. He accuses
another Italian OF the murder.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

Oh, .ZErLx, James Lick.s phystt'
clan, has brought suit against
him to receiver 81, 900 Cor profess
sional services. Lick claims to
have al, offset. g0a b BHBVstS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
DOwN-DowN-DOwN.

The stock market, vide reports OF
last evenings street quotations, has
been struck with ague, and there is
not a leading stock in the market but
gives evidence of the shakes created
by the extraordinary stringency OF
money affairs. This panicky state of
things on California street will great
ly Surprise no one, as it has all along
been expected. The "bulls" have
kept their horns under the market
long and well, but what the bears
could not do has been accomplished
by the scarcity of coin and holiness
of holders to let it out of their Golfers
at any price. And the heretofore
buoyant birds of the market come
fiuttering down, if not killed outright,
so badly crippled that their speedy
recovery is placed beyond reasonable
hope. While some few spurts will
undoubtedly occur, no legitimate rise
can be with any degree of judgment
expected soon. Money is too tight,
gold keeps up too bold front in the
East, and, withal, the public are
too badly wounded and scared. We
append quotations without further
comment: Consolidated Virginia 430
435, sales at All and 432; California
5s4, 5s94; sales at $50 and 5SA;
Ophir 6713, 90; Savage 97E; Best and
Belcher As, 40; Mexican %; Gould d
Curnyrls4 !; yellow jacket ., Is;
Unionl Consolidate Z; Crown Point
2915, 80; Belcher 20, 291a; Oyerman
COZ; Confidence II, 10; Chollar Us,
20; Bullion so, 81; Raymond Il Ely
Al.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13

The following mining companies
have lately been Incorporated /;
South Capital Mining Company,
with $6,OOO,OOO capital stock, to
operate in Storey county, Nevada.
Trustees-F. G.. Smith, J. w.
Moyle. C. M. Peck, W. X. Meyers,
and e. Wheaton. Also, the North
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining
Company, with $4,000, 900 capital
stock, to work in Virginia City,
Nevada. Trustees-C. Denerwold,
j., B.. Treadwell, Marshall Hub
bard, J. P. Moore and N. T.
Green.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-13
THt New York Herald" com

The New York " Herald COM
menting on the meeting between
the Emperors of Russia and Ger
many, at Berlin, considers it of
grave consequence to the welfare
of Europe. All Europe is arming;
France has obtained new life. II
the German Emperor can find any
method, no matter how severe and
despotic, for limiting the power OF
France he will welcome it, even If
it be war.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-20

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best LADIES SHOES MI of which 10
will sell Cheap for G ASH.
Sept. 18th, 1874. 81
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-20

: MEALS SERVED ALL HOU RS
Of the dav and night. Hot Coffee.
Rolls, Fresh Butter, Fish. Flesh
and Fowls, always on hand.
The place to always get a good
meal, without having TO wait.
SINGLE MEALS FIFTY CTS.
Bonrd by day or week.
Alexandria, April 4tll 1874.
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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-20

KEEPS constantly on hand the
very best OF all kinds OF materials in
his lire ; md can pnt You mp
BOOT, SHOE or SLIPPER,
and everything else made by FIRST
class Shoe Makers, at the shortes,
notice, and on reasonable terms.
April 4th 1874.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-03-20

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i liver Lnm,Hr Hills ofnny ai,,pi,,t III
the shortest notice. Orders for lnDl,er
solicited, md satisfaction guaranteed
ho1h rs to quality and speedy delivery
of orders.
TERMS:
Drliv'd in Alex. ....a 100 perm feet
. z. Pineville 5. Is 90 I" .
rv He respectfully requests share
of tho public patronage, ann assures
thoss WIN will f;ssoy him Will, their
orders that he will nj d,ssappDjnI
them.
Dec. 9Th 1874 g nj. Renewed.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
Imperfect Sidewalks.

We may now safely opine that
the snow has gone and the imper
feet state of our sidewalks has again be
come almost everywhere conspicuous
In our weekly rounds for local informa,
ton it is only by somewhat shillful nav.
igation we escape with perfect limbs
and anchored flesh. Go where you may,
this city over, on every street there are
more or less evidences of negligence OF
the utter disregard of the many notices
issued by "our city fathers" Surely
the members of our city council will en-
force the law in this matter before some
one with broken limb has TO seek re-
dress through the Court of Common
Pleas. Last season we felt it duty in
cumbent upon us, in the interest of the
public, to incessantly be agitating this
subject and we are happy to say, not
without good result We throw out
these hints as a reminder, with the full
assurance that we shall not shirk our
duty in particularizing a number of con-
spicuous points, each week, in hopes
that our suggestions may again bring
about the desired improvements for the
credit sake of onr city, if not its citizens
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
A "Nobby'' Store.

Neighbor Underhill is not content
simply with having the leviathan gro
oery store in the city, but to all appear.
ances intends having the most attractive
and thoroughly appointed. We notice
he is having the front of the store deco
rated conspicuously red, giving it quite
a fash appearance. He is also prepar
ing his fine soda fountain, giving thir
teen syrups, and has secured a man
moth ice cream freezer, quite new, move
and unsurpassed in the city. Harlow't
enterprise knows no limit, and we trust
the patronage of an appreciative public
will, in his behalf, become similarly con.
spicuous. He deserves it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16

Mr.. W. D. Sherwood and Mr.. How
ard Long, of this city, left on Monday
evening on business trip to California
They will most probably be gone twelve
months or longer.
Mr.. Fred. Vandercook left this city
on Monday morning, together with his
family, for Angola, Indiana, where We
understand he proposes taking up hi
residence.
On Friday last Mr.. and Mrs. Zeiglel
of this city left for Cleveland, in re
sponse to a notification of the melan
choly accident to Judge and Mrs. COT
finberry. Mrs. zeigler is sister to Mrs
Cofinberry, and remains. Mr.. zeigle
returned on Tuesday and reports tina
the sufferers are doing fully as well a
could be expected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
MnsIel Mnsicl

@. II. Rosa, of 181 Summit street
Toledo keeps the latest and most varied
assortment o. book and sheet music
published. Send for catalogue. Also,
enquire about the noted "Rosa" piano
perfect in construction and reasonable
in price. Mr.. Rosa will always treat
you squarely and hberally-write hin
for price of instruments.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
Soldiers Monument.

We shall be glad to learn of a public
meeting being convened to take into
consideration the best means of raising
a fund to erect monument, after pro
posed design in post Office, in honor Of
the gallant boys who fell in the Ohio in
fantry. Already Postmaster Snyder
has respectable start in hand, which We
believe would be rapidly increased il
the object.was once fairly afoat. Surely
some of our prominent citizens will yet
give evidence of their patriotism by
taking interest, at once, in so laudable &
cause.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
Good Again for Fremont.

And now we find Sandusky sending us
a steamer to have its boilers overhauled.
Mr.. S. June, and men, were engaged
some two or three days and nights, the
early part of the week, on board the
Heatherbell steamer, 200 or 800 tons
burden, which lay down the river nea1
the elevator, but has now returned in
good order.