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FRE"ONT VEEKLY JOURNAL.
f f t 4 1 PB8LISHED (VIST raiDAT. '
BY A. H. BALSLEY.
ColktieafijriiTirtiwjEjJiib Fiimrfi IJiarfsrij.
TERMS OF THB JOURS' ALt
One year, in advance, - .- a- - - . $8,00
Six months, 1,00
Three months, - - - - - 60
ITIRT VaRIITT OF
JOB PEINTING
NEATLY AND QUICKLY DONS.
Business Directory
LSQAL.
J, lu GREENE, Sis.,
ATTOTtNTT'AVB -COCK SEkLOB AT lAYf,
will attend to Leiral Business in Sandasky ul
a-lioinini; counties. 1'sxLicular attention )
ths- cullsstion of CLsima. Soldier's Bask Pay, Battnt
mod l'snsions claims promptly attaaaeB la. Vfi
aWMT Iwa, up-atairs. 1 rur i meat,
us
2. V. IdBD. f 11.1
Frwaeut, O. ( 1 Vre, .
EORD fc LEMMON, .. r
ATTOTtXEYS AT lAW, MEM05T, OJT"a.
J. M. Umnoii will b at U Frwigit euaoa
on Thursoa y ol s&ch wask. -y.
H. TT, r ' - SAS. a. lvwlssj
? VTTtRXETB & COrNEElXOKS AT LAW.
V and fcjolicitors in Chancery; will atsaod to pro-
I .asional businwM in Sandusky and adjoining osnx
itorv, iJucklands itew .bkoek
FKKMONT.
ties. Othce, second it a
J. R. BAR1XEIT,
a TTORKET AND OOTJX8ELLOR AT SAW
J mhos over I). Garvin 6o.'s Star, ana of
1 runt and Croc-ban streets, ;
, t ... - FHavMOKT.-'O. '
MARLON CHANC!
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
t Ohice, Second Story, Buckland's Kaw Block,
. FKLMONT. . .
ZtXSSIOalZi.
J. M. STEWART, M. D.r .
THTSICIAN 8FKOEON. Offiee With Dr.
I Kelley, in Birchard Block,
1-JLEMOKT, O.
THTSIC1AN AND SURGEON, Office No. , Bp
1 atara, r aDuuj ft neiin b mocx, state DLroex,
JOHN P. ELDERKIN, Sen,
ARCHITECT k BRIDGE 'BTTUDEE. Plane
and Specification for Bridge of all kinds,
both Wood and Iron, furnished to order on short
notice. Designs for Kesidences, Churches and
Building's of every description furnished promptly
ana on Iweaeonaiue iCTma. uiuubsuis ianw . nvw
Block. iBEMUIl,.u. e-e
BEr.-TI3XX5.V.
' ; . Da. a, f. price,
ri iTRfiTfAT. s nrRTTIANlCAL DENTIST. Of-
O nee over Bank of Fremont, White's block, will
be found in omce, in Fremont, from the 20th to the
last of each month.
t , ' Q.J. SALZMAN, s
T-ENTiST, will be in his office, et Clyde, the last
j two weeks of each month, to perform all oper
ations required in his proiession. b&usiaction guar
, anteed la aU cases, iuxims at the wa. stana.
HOTSIiS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
OELLEVTTE, 0. John Ford," Proprietor. Be-
f oently rtittil and furnished.
KESSLEtt HOUSE,
T B. BELDING, Frsprieior. Passengers eeirled I
AJJ to and from the House tree of chare. oita
a tea earner of Front and btate bts.,
FJtEMONT.
COOPEE HOUSE,
T10RMEBLY Croghsn Eons, H, Ksufman,Pro-
pnetor, eomer oi r ronr ana oiate dh.
FBEM.0NT.
Passengers earned to and from the Depot free of
charge.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CAMF1ELD fc CO.,
BEAL ESTATE AGENTS; buy and tell Honeee
and Lots, and Farm property. Omos in the I
Fostomoe room,
a ... ,,FBIM0NI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ij. Q. Bawson, Jas. Jloore, Joseph la Bawson.
J. L. RAWS0N & CO.,
O TO RAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION
L j Uercnants, Dealers in Coarse bait, Fine hslt.
Dairy bait, 1-and Plaster. Calcined Plaster, Watax
lame, etc Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele
vators, at the head of navigation on the Sandusky
xviver, we are prepared w recti ve, store ana snip
urain, x.unoer, aieremuwwe ana Qbner pzoaafls.
Omce, at Fremont Elevators.
- - FKEMONT. 1-1 .-
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SAB.SSS.S.
T. G.REESE,
T) ARBER and Hairdresser, Bt Clair Block, op.
II poeitc the f ostomce, rront btreet,
FREMONT.
Curls, Switches and all kinds of Eatr work made
to order, lne niftiest price paia lor Hair.
. A. D. WILES'
DH0T0GBATE G ALI.JE Y, orer Garrin's Btore,
tocusniirix.
STEWART, - '
LOCKSMITH AND CUTLER. Repairs Locks,
Clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Umbrellas,
sc. 4innbsreon sintruinenas, razors, nruves,
Shears and all kinds of small edgnd toots.- All work
attended to BrOmrtH and satiafaetioa froaranteed.
Slup onfsvgban fvreet, south side, sear of Close's I
usucery, x n ri im vti x
TOLEDO.
W. A. SMITH,
ABCHITECT, Toledo, O. " Plans and Designs
made of Fubkc limldingl aad private Resi
dences, -w
PACIFIC HOTEL.
170, 172, 174 cV 176 Greenwich 8t
Oct. 10, 1868.
fTtHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
I to his numerous friends and patrons that from
tnis date, the charge of the Xaeinc will be i.M per
day. Being sole proprietor al this hoasefaadthere
f oie free from the too common exaction of aa in
ordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the down
ward tendency of prices without any falling off of
aerru. It will now, as heretofore, be his aim te
maintain undiminished the lavoraDie reputation ot
the Pacific, which it nas enjoyea ror nuui j j can,
as one of the best of travelers' hotels.
The table will be bountifully supplied with every
delicacy of the season. The attendance will be
lound efficient and obliging. The location will be
found aonveniens fee those whose- sssineas calls
than; iatbelower pact of the. eUyy aad f ready :
aocees to all itaUroad ana bteamooai unw.
3-3 JOHN PATTEIV.
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CLEVELAND.
MILO B. STEVENS,
n nVKRNMENT Licensed Mihtary Claim
t Agent. Applications by letter will receive n
mediate attention. Omce, No. 12, Case Building,
CLEVELAND.
BUKRIDGE m CO.,
SOLICITOES and Attorneys for
U.S. AHDJ0HEI2N PATENTS.
iwDonV fsf-iwt I'Tpvpland. Ohio.
With Aawciatod Ofliees in WwiOtJto Fowip-
J. FEiTEERSTONE L CO.,'
BOOK BINDERS
JPRIJVTERS, APTD
T ,.J 't , '
BLINK BOOR MANUFiCTURERS
No. 144 Saperior'Street,
CLE V ELAN X, O.
TTiVINO IsoiTlties serior to any Book Binding
a a LiaDiipoiiiuiiii mi, pw.i ui. wu.".'
equal to any in isesnea pisiea a.. --
.uu.M.iitnnMntM .Ark in anv atrle front ths .
most Kisgant Tarksy Morocco, to the plainest Half
Binding, ana a even
Less than New York Prices!
t3T We Warrant all Work. 1 -
By now looking- op yoor Peterson's Hitloas,
Sodsy's Lady's Book, Ladies" Bepositonffi, Touag
Folks. Atlantics. Harpers, kt ; yonr Law, Medieal
and Kelitrious Jonrn.ls; yoor eld Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles, E?mn Books. c, tos esn have them
banal! in aay style, at tha vary lowest priaas Mr.
Frank Tals will sail snd reosive tbam, and ohanrs
ethinasztralor ssndior sod retnnairr thsm. '
j - raTUKB.STONS a CO.
Clavslsnd. April. ISfiS- 1
JpOR SALE.
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Established 1829. Vol. XL.
Naw Series, Vol. XVII. No. 1G.
FREMONT, SANDUSEY COUNTY. OHIO; FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1869.
YOU ALL
( - .j- ' " sUTa knit or
Hoolland's Gorman Bit-
ters.
YOU ALL
its iio or
EOOFLAITD'S QEEMAN EITTEES,
fit f .k. a a '. :- i ' '
HOOFIH'D'S GERMAN TOKIC,
PrtenS tj Cl. Q M. Jaekaon, Philadelphia.
Their tntrodnrtloa krto this eoootrj from Oeraunr
a
- 185.
TBXY CURED TOUE
FATHERS AND MOTHEES,
AM will core too end rowr children. Th. .ra
u-'7 aiuer-niv i i u i i irorn ute many
preparslts-si acrw k 3 t i in the country
called Bluers or t i i 1 Tonics. Tb.T ara
"..w., m sjuw, Bones, rvuiauic OBcaicinca. 1st
. r r i ii ; -
' ti frutttH hmssj rrmiiitt far
Isirer Complaint.
DYSPEPSIA. .
Nervous Debility,
JATJUDICE,
diseases of the Kidneys.
V ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, .
ana all DUeasee arlelns from a Dlsor.
eterwcl Llrer, Stomach, er
UtPUBITT Of TBS BLOOD.
Constipation. Flatulence, Inward Piles,
f ullness of Blood to tne Head, Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea, Eeart-
f burn, Vmexxmt for Food. Fulneae
or Weight In the Btomach,
' ' Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Flutter-Hie at the
Pit of the Stomach, Swim
mine; of the Head, Hurried or
Difficult Breathing. Fluttering
at the Heart, aj. Choking; or i
when in a Ly-Vv ' iiK Poeture.
JJlotnees of 9 Vision, Dote
or Weba before the Sieht, Dull
r-' Pain la the Head, Deficiency
of Perepiratloa, xellowneaa
of the Skin and Evea,
" Paia in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, eto.,
' - Sadden Flushes of Heat, Bum
inr in the Flesh- Constant Inuffininss '
of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits.
ju inesr raotcar aiseaa QJ (Ac Xriver sr mgitLvH
Oryaas, evtatiaed wiiM impart Mood.
I These
And
order.
Hoofland's German Bitters1
Is entirely yearctable, and contains na
llqnstr. It Is a compound of Fluid Ei
Irnrta. intncww, iiercs, and Barks
mm trlilrli these extracts are made
are rsme ro I n vermany.
All snedl ySrlnal virtues
rilnriFi VS. t-Stnm tnem by
erleniltle ksasaV' r licmlst. These
rxtrwrts are then lorwnrdfd lo this
roturnry to be iim-d exprpsaly for (be
maniilnrt ure of these Bitters. There I
no airobollrsobKtanre of any klad Deed
in roniroitnctinf the IIKiersj a en re li le
tl,e enlv Itltters (bat can be ased In
raaea saere alcobolic stimulants are
sol H taable.
i3
si
is
s as
B as
Koofland's German Tonio
a owknMfua mf aa Bit IMnM f at BtiUrt,
mfh rrst 'e Cras Hum, Ormna ttc A u sued
'Xj ataw dumtrt as tht IhUen, in eassf vrhrrt sosvs
fmrr m 'cns'iie sftstttM u reowrrd. row wnli esar im
.nj Max (ra rrmtturi rt entirely annerent jrtm
aajt J'i' iv rtitrtar A cure Ou dissosfif wasted,
6aa tcttniiJU prroaruttvnt V svedictaoi estraetf.
whih Pit mtktrt mrt mrt dscecninu of rum in tomt
form Ikf TONIC u decidedly Ou matt plm
.'n s-iif fifjrtrm'tM rtmtditt tter tf end Is Ou pvbMe,
r;mt itrJxpanU it a plsarars (s lait it, wkils us
r-m'TiHfi tmhilarulitig, end SKasnaai swanttiei asM
'sW a a s tasast as OurnuUM eafi BMsMa
DEBILITY.
TVrc if M mtdirt'nf ermnl ta JTooUztuTt German
Bitten ar Toaic sRBWaBaBSSsn.asBt af laeihst.
IVy import a feme ' M m Mcm&vioertaUuwhoit
tyavm, atrenffihem t a the appe'itc, caws
emmunl a tVaaLaaw ' fori, seobis Ou la-
to afett SU purtjy the. blood, ftvc pood, soawd,
aeauaa aaipMMa, traateafe tht aruma nnot jrom ias
impart e blsomfo thtckeekt, and ckanat thepatient
a thart-orfuv. emaeialrA, vnt, and nemoitf
mwrahA, e? afvtfl-factrf. tttmL, and rtpnroui pertan.
weak and De mate Lhi nreri are
made atroeia: by nalnc Ilie Ulttera or
Tonic In lart. they are Family Medl-
elnea Tlrey can be administered ullU
perfect safrty lo a child three anoBtbs
old, l he moat delicate female, ar a man
fnliaety.
.rktso Mrmadu art tht hM
Blood Purifiers
Itaewm. ead wd em. aU diteaoea rttuUiva from
blood- K'rp yoar bwmssi blood pure ; keep your
Liver fa aroer ; Jeeey 1 1 year ttifettivt argano
sv sswsa, aeirlMy 1 ! " 1 ' mtrondition, by Ou ute
thesa remediummSummmmimand na diteate unli
atmrC you. The beet men in tkeoountry recommend
If yean af konett reputation go for tmytkma
mutt my Vtm prrparutume.
2
rUOat HOB.
GEO. W. WOODWABD,
ChVef Justice of the Bnprom Court of Penney Ivan lav
r ...... vi t. is itu)
S at kli.iKI riili msuvu iu, tj-ji.
Jkti u HonAofuPm Germain Bitter t met an nom-
icattng brrtruft UtU it good tome, useful im tUtordcrt
the 4'pthrx trrffanM, mnd of yrwt benefit in etue. of
gtii'y sMast miaf oj nervous actum, tn im tynem.
Jtmrt truly,
. t -if WOODWARD.
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Having
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We
iud
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FROM HON. JAMEB THOMPSON,
Jedgeof the Soniefns Court ef Periosylvanis.
I... .. nJM IfiiM
Icoa.lder " Moorland's
German BU Af lers a HtsoMt
a'ltiom In raae nm. of altarlaa of
nalar.tlonassttss swaawor Dyspepsia.
caui ecrttly this front my experience of
., ,- s ssra, sntn resperi,
FEOM EV. JOBirO H. KSNKAED, D. D.,
rastor ef Hie Tenth Baptist Church,' Philadelphia.
Da .TAOKsovDsAm Sis: f have been front m 'n
requested la eemneet mf name wiiA recnrnmendaUont of
aijfereni nmne OJ meamnr. out r'aaraxng wr prnmae
out of my appropriate tpHero, I nam tn au eatet ae
dined i but with a dear proof in various inetaneet, and
particularly hmr, own amity, of die umfumeu ef Dr.
juoonana t Uermrm jnueru, t urpan rvr oner rrem my
ssarv, s unsil myjt'mU conviction that for gen
eral detnihy of toe pyiein and especially for Liver
uomplalnt, n is taviv savaasaie ana vaiua
preparation, tn I sosw eats w may
but twit,. I - S I dovM not, it wtfl
very aacuMssSBsa m uum was tujtt
Uu atom asaan. iarl, very respectfully.
' ' tifktX,btlooCouUtaJ-eeL
. CAonos.
Bonfantt Oerman Rtmediet are counterfeited. Tht
fenvine kavt Ou ncnaturt of C. If. JacUaon on
front of Ou aulnde wranoer of eack boule, and Ou
of IM articm blown in tack deals. JMatJunart
cauntrreH.
Price of the Bitten., 1 00 per bottle)
Or, a nan aoien tor n uu.
Price of the Tonic, 1 60 per bottle t
or, a ataii aoaen tor a i a v.
tonle Is pat spin quart bottles.
SeatOett OufUtaDr. BotflavaV German RemetHa
an ta univermVv need and to highly recom-
mended; d do saw-iasssBs. allow uu irruoguu
induct you to lake j J 1 ) anything tltt that ne
my u urn at ft jtyaau, n a.
a iaro r nil I I anatT on it. That Memf
uM bt ami by aaprssl warn locality upon appltaWr
to Ou
a-itiJiJsaAa. OFFICE,
TEX OKEMAH BLEDICIUK STOBJs,
Ma. 631 ARCS STB SST, Philadelphia,
CHAS. Bt. EVANS,
Proprietor,
Formerly 0. ltt. JACKSON & Cd.
These Beniedlee are for sale by DrDf
sjlsts, Brorekeepcra, and Medicine Deal,
arery where.
rtewat forptt to SMmou a S tiU mrvUb js vvf, S
aroflattoaamt . . ' - - -
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procure
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FRESHEST,
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COFFEES,
COAL
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'W. H. PECKHAN, President.
M 0. WAGGONER, Gen. Sup't for Ohio and Michigan.
WARD & BUTfalAN, SpciI Agents, Fremont, Ohio.
DR3. RICE, Medical Examiners.
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READY FOR THE SPRIfJG TARDE !
LARGE ARRIVAL OF
innm
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SHOES.
For the Spring and Sumner Trade at' the store of A. HOOT
(Old stand of Hoo it Meng.) . . . ' . '
CHEAP FOli READY CASH!
Gootli are reliable and cheap, and customers are assured that they shall hare the ad
vantage oi every decline tn prices. .Look at the toilowiog:
Ladies' Gaiters from.
Men's Shoes from....
Mtn's Boots from....
00 to $3 50
...$1 50 to $3 50
3 50 to $7 00
all other Goods in the same proportion, I want all to understand that I will not be
undersold by other dealers. Cliston Work and ItepairlDE done promptly to
Buckland's Old Blcck, Front Street, Fremont, O. A. HOOT.
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one ottne Dest tiutiemiu umo, we-wrprpsrea to makeup cioming in the latest I
rif..i.:.n- ...!., A rvt fit ia on-r.m.r) r n i. s x il I
P, B " " - .Jll-tLIUll HUJCU W i
MERGHANTR TAILORS I
VALLETTESBLOOK,
Corner of Front and (Qarri8on Street, Fremont, Ohio.
...if- ri. " ..- "
take pleasure in announcing to our c us to mars that we are now prepared for the
Spring trade with a very desirable assortment 0 f -
SPRING : AND" SllmER GOODS,
F
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I T AM
; Consisting in part of : .' .
BLUE, BROWN, DAHLIA &. BLACK FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS, FRENCH, SCOTCH, GERMAN, & -AMERICAN
COATINGS, CA8SIMERES, VESTINGS.iVo. 4
And
complete and
sell selected assortment of
READY-MADE PLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
HATS; TRUNKS, VkALISBS &c.
XXX
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one of our firm fepends nearly half of his lime in the Eastern cities, we are enabled to
all the late and fashionable styles of goods as they appear in the market. - Call
examine our stock.
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Crane,
Wykea.
Crane & XVjkts.
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Splendid Stock and Low Pric es
you hare to purchase anytluBir in th line of Groceripi and Prorisinnn it wnnlf. h
you va reoieiDoer uia. a. vne store oi
JF. " T. ; X '-iX 1ST
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Mr.
Miller
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to all
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the
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s Biock, nearly opposite the Postoffice, job will find oneof the 1TINTi!ST
BEST and CHEAPEST STOCKS that is offered at anv stora in RV. J
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always comprise, a complete assortment a I
BUOABS,
, TXAS, , -
SYRUPS,
,". SALT,
TOBACCO,
WOODEN-HARI,
FAMILY FLOUB,
OIL, . , .-. . - w ,
SPICES,
t rs,
FRUITS,
0AKDII8.
CANDLIS.
LAMPS,
ITOaVB-WAHI,
COSJT MIAL,
. K0TI03TS.
Hichest Mirket Price paid at all times for Countrw Prodaes. If va
to get your money's worth, do not fail to sail at
LANEQRAF'3 GROCERY AND PROVISION ITOTTSS I
18 rressept, w)w eppoeite the PeafeKn,
Sawed
eood to
2d quality
Whits
knots,
Black
Lath
dasaad.
itAi'Vispa,
fHantifoftnring.
CARRIAGE MAKING
- AND "-' "
BLACKSMITHING !
'JHE UNDERSIGNED have opsneda shop,
Front Street, Fremont, Ohio.
North of the STesslar House, for ths maaafaatare
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, &C.
And are also prepared to do repairing of all kinds
pwiupuy anu saiiuuiiy. bpeetal attention given
Thsy also do all kinds of
Iron Work, Horse Shoeing,:;.
anu wui warrant satisfaction in each branch of
their work. 1 .
Orders solicited. Prices low. All work warranted.
"Carriage and Wagon Painting also attended
HENEYOCH8.
Fremont, O., March i3, 'c,H .
L. June, I
P. Buokland, J
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June,
ifrCaUjUld.
Juno cBuckland
Manufacturers, Wholesale stBetaQ Dealers in
FREMONT'
IVHIT'E LIME-1
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IflG UlU AlclIlinSC Ifllil J
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BUILDING STONE!
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All Orders Promptly Filled.
Office near Lake Shore Depot,
, FREMONT, O. '
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN FULL BLAST!
WILLIAM E. HAYNES
Having purchased the entire interest of
NATHANIEL HAYNES,
IN THE ' '
laning Mill,- Lumber-yard,
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DOOR!
BLIMD &
Moulding Factory!
the East end of the Bridge
Informs the Dubliethat the establishment U mu I
business, and all contracts heretofore made will I
rurnisuea, ana new ones solicited and promptly 1
EXTRA BARGAINS '
0FFEEED IN- - X " i
Manufactured Stuff!
everything in the business kept on hand. . 1
. -. WM. E. HAYNES. 1
JLH. 33 JWL ON T
PINE SHfflGLE
!
c v : .i . . . . . . I
wmca now m-
for at the following prices: 1
I
e shingles
A CTOIY
Front St. below Gas Works
NOW PHEPABED TO FCEJOSH AT -,
Wholesale or Retail
ALL GRADES OF
I am daily making from the best quality of
CANADA PINE !
Shaved Wood 18 la. 86.30 per M.
. . ; is lu. t)3.00 p " s"
Extra Sawed Wood IS la. 9i.H0 per IM.
Extra
" -
3,
Oak,
Oak
18 In. 93.00
16 la. $3 00
16 la. 84.00
'14 In. 93.30
15 la. 83.00
16 In. 83.30
161n.83.S0
at mr Bhinirle Faotorv before ntiHLhuixiaT
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Fr&mont, Jan.
I. E.
12, 18GD.
AMSDEN.
3-m3. '-
October 26th 18S8.
ROLLERS YILLE MILLS I
HAVE SECTJEED THE SERVICES OF
WILLIAM HOWE,
long and favorably known as the
of Mr. James Moore
Mill is in complete repair and we will
i
Warrant Entire Satisfaction!
who favor ua with a call. Griiidinir done on
week days except on Monday's. For the
present we grind Buckweat only on Wednea-
FIltST QUALITY OF
Buckwheat Flour
DELIVERED TO AST ADDRESS
IIV FRKMORT AT
Current Market Prices.
Black Ash and Poplar (white wood)
SHINGLES & LATH!
always en hand and of ths bast quality.
Prices at the Mill :
prime seasoned Cottonwood, f-lfatlS per M.
oyeamoreand - ' t9all "
wood shingles, clear of sap,
ore a as "
ash Shingles $3 30
tl ra3 so
BarLumbar, Lath aad Ehinslsa i,I,t ir
Address all ordars to
J. O. KING,
Rolleririlie, Sandusky Co., 0.
or
two
u.
He
in
time
the
she
the
city
on
be
Poetry.
DEAR LITTLE PATTERING FEET
BY STILLA.
on
of
I lore the sweet music discoursed by the brook,
The wind and ths murmuring sea;
And of art, though 'tis taken from nature's book.
For they sing, Mighty Father, of Thee;
But ah, there's no music in glen or in glade
To me that is half so sweet
As the blest little home-notes that only are played
By dear little pattering feet.
Tis a music that wafts on the wings of pure love.
The heart to its Maker on high;
It softens the sorrows snd hallows the love ' :
Of all neath the o'er-arching sky; '
And it lovingly weaves in the dull warp of life
Bright scenes that are lasting and sweet; .
Oh, rainbows of love, in the dark sky of strife, .
Are these dear little pattering feet.
Oh, dearest of aonnds! sure, angels abovo
Kevsr heard sweeter music than this;
Every fairy-like note breathes such Volumes of love
That the heart is enraptured with bliss. "
Let nature and art sing their choicest of songs;
To me they can never compete
With the pit-a-pat music that only belongs .
To dear little pattering feet. .
I
Original Matters.
Written for the Fremont Journal.
IN THE COUNTRY BY RAIL
Who thinks of traveling in any other man
ner t H must be Tery conservative that
does. A6, mr! what a change. Once the
plodding stags was the Tehicle, but now it
is the genteel coach harnessed to tha Eery
iron horse s parlor on wheels. I remem
ber the first time I saw a rail-road. With
other boys I was at' school. ' Tho bed had
been graded, the bridgea built, the sills and
ties bedded snd the scantling ribbon laid.
Then the strap rail was spiked down. We
boys thought its wonderful sort of road, and
were curious to ksow how the wagon wheels
could bs made to stay on the narrow tracks.
At length all was rrsdy and the word got
oat that the rail-wagon was coming. The
track pissed close by the school-house, and
the " master " they were not called teachers
in those days said we might have fifteen
minutes recess. Didn t we tumble out of
the door, though? How narrow it seemed.
And it would have rejuvinated an octoge
narian to see ns scramble for the side of the
raii-roaa. mere was a isrze oak tree lying
beside the track, and the way we al! girls
a 1 , 1 1 -. ,, ,
ana dots ciuldto up ou it wouia nave
pleased a hypochondrisc. Soon the won
I A A .ink, Tl... . -
uivyiwi eiiimivu iu nKuh uui ,dic we
bat pounds.
not delighted? Peering into a stocking fill
ed by Santa Olaus wss not a beginning,
We just jumped up snd down snd clapped
oar hands and yelled. And yet there was
no train only a single car of small size and
rude construction ; nor was there even
pony enginethe ear wss drawn by a hone.
But it was s surprising sight to us. And
when, years after, the first steam-engine
came along, we thought it capped the climax
bat that was only a Shetland pony compared
ith the ponderous monsters that tol
through the country now, making the forests
roar and the ground tremble, and dragging
tons where their pigmy predecessors drew
Whstcfaaegesl We boys are middle-aged
men ; log school floertos are found only far
in the back-woods , the site of tbat school-
boose is now occupied by an academy ; the
master who used to forb'd making see-saws
on high legs and jerk disobedient boys out
of their boots, long sines laid down the fer-
sle and his ashes .Jie in the silent city ; the
strap rail so productive of snake-heads which
were not at all ptrticolar where they turned
op, bays given place1' to the continuous T
rail and we 00 longer hear the click click 's!
the train glides slosg the horse carts su
per ceded by palatial coaches, and the horse
that barely raise 1 a trot, by the huge steam
animal that snorts and breathes eut coals of
fire as he whirls slong a train of forty double
track freight ears all heavily ladened, at the
rata of a mile in two minutes,
And there are other changes as great and
more lamentable. The boys are raster tban
they were in those days. Then boys lived
with their parents till they bad'suffie'ent
maturity of judgment to enable them to
meet and ratquish tie tempter. They
thought father and mother koew some thing
snd followed their advice. ' Buys with
hatchet-faces, blear-eyes, palsied limbs and
cigars protruding from their lips were rare
sigbta and as generally discountenanced1 as
they were rare. Such habits were not pass
ports to the society of yourg ladies snd the
confidence of business Been' Verily ouis is
fast age and it ia no wonder that somebody
has invented; Velocipedes and everybody is
craxy tobaveoQe. 1 AmiJdle-ageJ man may
live to see the sky darkened by clouds of
srial ears drawn bv balloons whirling
e
tnronlEa ,Daea by steam. Bt steam 1 nav
surouga apace uy aioaia. xT steam r nay,
n. nil .
some mire potent motive power may be dis-
covered. Canal-packets and rail-road en
gines moved by steam and electrical tele.
graphs snd velocipedes may be thought s'ow
-
ed
he
it.'
the
I'll
ly
she
in
not
slip
It
da)
coaches, coapareU with some motors that
may be invented. If it be possible Yankee
ingenuity will work out the desired im
provement. And oar boys we shall have
none children will be bora men and women,
and then I suppose will come to pass the pre
diction, " a child shall die a hundred yesrs
FOGY.
The President has signed the Tenure of
Offiee set.
On Monday last the Senate confirmed one
hundred and ninety Lomihations.
The President hss appointed two colored
men Justices of the Peace in Wahiiigloo
city.
The President has appointej E.iward
Pierrepont, U. S. Attorney for the Southern
District of Xi tw York.
Oen. LoDgstreet wss confirmed as survey
of the Port, at Hew Orleans, by the Sio
ate, on Saturday last, by a role of 25 to 10.
The new rich developments in the Pacific
coast silves region sre causing much excite
ment. People are flocking thither in great
numbers. , . . -
A Mr. BIscksione,'of Philadelphia, on
Monday morning last, chopped his wife and
children to pieces, with an sxe, and then
drowned himself in the Delaware river.
A-roperty to toe amount of SU.UOU was
destroyed by lire, on Monday last, at Chat
am, New York. The fire originated in the
Foundry of Wheeler fc Stickles, ,
David B. Parker has been nominated
a. juarsnsi, ior, tne JJisinci oi Virgioia.
was the first mag to volunteer from his
for the war. Since the war he has
acted as mail agent for Virginia. ';
It is reported that James Firk snd Jay
Gould have bought a three.fourthi iuterest
the New York Times, for which lh3y pay
$600,000. The negotiations have been aoroe
in progress, but the papers are not yet
igned.
In a liitle sown near Sidney, Ohio, on
5th, George Fowler's jealous wife, before
daylight, while George lay dreaming, chop
ped bim to destb with a dull ax, Sh con
verses freely abouj the tragedy, and says
struck him fifty blows,
Tke CleveUod Lttukr contains a notice of
death of John Brown, well known and
eccetitrio colored barber who resided in that
for forty -one years, He died at Akron
Tuesday morning. His property is said
worth torn $35,000 to f 10,090.
It
oi
Miscellaneous Selections.
TOUCHING SKETCH.
Twenty-five Cents.
'.'Please sir, will you boy my clieilnat?'
'Chestnuts! Ni 1' returned Ralph Moored
looking carelessly cown on the upturned fare
whose lares brown eves shadowed by tangled
curls of fltXHO hair, Were "appealing so piti
fully to bis own 'what do I want with chest
nut.?' . . , ' ; ,-.
.'But p'esse sir. do buy em' pleaded the
little one, re-awurrd by the rough kindness
of his tones. -Nobody seems to care for 'em,
and and ' t-r ' ' ; j:
She fairly buret into tears, :and Moore.
who had been ou tte po nt of brushing
carelessly past her! stopped iDstinctisvly.'fi
I .'Are you Tery much in wsnt of the
j money t . -
. T 1 1 , , 1 1 .1 a -1
tuuecu air, ae lie, , .aouuvy tne.cilliu,
mo'.hfr sent nie out, snd' ,
' 'NayJ little ote", rjo not cry. in such a
broken-brarted way,' said R-ilpbr smoothing
tier hair down wita careless renlieneas, '1
don't wsnt your chestnuts, bat here is a
quarter Ibryou, if that
ui ao you any gooa.
(Tn Hiri not atav tn bear ttia Halitrhtfwrin.
enhflrant thanks ihechild nnnr,l nnt thrnnofc
a rainbow of smiles and wars, but streda on
his way, maturing betweenhie teeth:
That cuts rtr m v aurm v of eirars hir- tha
, 1 e j - o -
lie xl twenty-Hiur hoar.
ly of cigars lor the
I d in't care thouth,
for the brown-eyd object resljy did cry ss if
ste badn ts friend id tbe world. Hang it,
wish I was rich enrugh to help every poor
creature out of ihe Slough of Lespondi' '
: Whi'c R'tlph Mojre was indulging is these
very reflections, the dark orbed little dtmerl
whom be had eoolronteti, was dwhing down
the street with quick elastic tp, utterly re-
enrdiess o( the basket ot untold nuts that
dangled upon ser arm, D.jwc sa obteure
lane she darted, t el ween tall ruiaouairows
of hpu&es, snd up a narrow woocVn staircase
to a rrotu wbere a pa.'e, neat looking woman
with lare Blown yes like her own, Wat
sewing as busily as if the breath of life de
pended upon every stitch, and two little
ones were playing; in the sunshine that
temporarily supplied the place of the absent
fire.-- - -
'Mary! back already? Sorely yon have
not fold your chestnuts so soon I - t
'No, mother, mother feel' ejjcu'ated the
breathless child." A pentleman give me a
whole q'larteil Only think mother, a whole
quarter!" i . - ;
lf Riph Moore rould only have seen the
rapture wbicn Ms tiny stiver gut mrtuacd
sround it, in the poor widow's' n verty-
atrirken home he would have grudged still
less the temporary privations of cigars to
which his generosity had subjected him, .
-'- . I a
Years came and went The little chestnut
girl passed ss entirely out of Ralph Moore's
memory aa il ber pleading eyes Dad never
torched the sift spot in his heirt but Mary
Lee never forgt-t the st-aogor who had given
ber the silver piece. .
The crimson window cut tains were closely
drawn to shut out tho storm snd, tempest of
the b.eik December n-gbt the firs was
glowing cheerfully in the well filled grate,
snd the dinner table sll in a glitter with cot
glass, rare Chios, and polished sliver, only
wailing for the presence of Mr. Audley..
' 'What can it be that detains pspa?' said
Mrs, Audley, 'k fair handsome mstroo of
sbout thirty, as she glanced at the dial of a
tiny enameled watch. S i o'clock!, and does
not make bis appearance
'There's a mm with h'm in the study
mamma come on business,' ssid Robert
Audley, a pretty boy of eleven years old,
who was reading by the fira. j. i' i t", i
'I'll call him ag.tia said . Mrs, Aud'ey
Steeping to the door.
But ss she opened it, thebri'ltant gas light
fell full on the facai of an bumble lookiog
man id threadbare garmeute; who Was lesv.
ing the house, - while her hustaud stood ia
the doorway of his study, spparently reliev-
tn be rid of his visitor ' -
Charles,' said Mrs. Audley, whose cheek
had paled and flushed, 'who is that mas
and what does he want?'
'His oami is Moore, I believe, vlvr. ard
cams to see if I would bestow upon him
that vacant niessei ger.hip in the bank.'
And wuiyouT' ,
'I don't know Miry I mast think abont
...
'Charles give him the situation.
Why, roy love?' ' :
'Because- I ssk it of yon as a favor, snd
yoa have said a . thousand, limes joa would
never deny roe anything. , .. . - -, ,.
'And I will keep ruy word Mary,' Slid
lover busbind, with an affectionate kiss.
write the fellow a arte this even id?. ' I
believe Ir'e.got his address somewhere
about me.' ,,,
An hour or two latrr. when Bobby, and
Frank and Little Minne were-locked" sn'tg-
uo in bed to the specious nurtery above
stairs, Mrs. Aediey told her husband why
was interested in the fate of a man whose
face she had not seso for twenty years. '
That's right mr little wife!" Mid -net
husband, folding her fondly la his breast,
'never f rget one who has been kind to you
days when you needed kindness mosL-'
Ralph Moore was sttttrg that self-same
night, in his poor lodgings, by his ailing
wife's sick bed, when a liveried servant
brought a rote from the rich and prosperous
bsnk director, Charles Audley.
KJoid news Bertha!' he exclaimed joy
ouily, as he read; the brief word-; 'we shall
starve Mr. , Audit promises we .the
vacant situ'sii-ml' .
'You bave'droppad something from the
ao'.e Ralph.' said Mrs. Mnor, pointing to s
of paper tbst lay on the fljoc ... -. i:
Moore stooped to recover the estray,
waa a fifty dollar bill heady folded iu a
piece of paper on which waa written:
Id grateful remembrance of the silver
quarter that a kind stranger bestowed on a
capstnut girl twenty years ago.'
Kaipn Moors- baa in'ovo Mi morsel of
bread on the wate'S of life, and after many
s it had returned to birch T-r; - . -
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ing
Terrible Fire in the Mines-Frightful
Loss of Life.
Sax FaAficifoo, April 7. A fire brok'
nt tb'S mnruiug in 1 eilow Jacket mines si
Gold H'll, Nevada, and soon c immui itated
to the Keu'-uckv- and Crown Point mines.
Thus far "eleven bodies have been ! taken
from the shata of tbe three mines. Other
bodies can bo teen at the bottom of tha Ken
lucky sbaft, but they cannot be removed on
sceount 'of the hea It is uncertain how
many '-persons were in ths mines. Tbe
excitement and confusion is so great that U
is impossible to call the roil of those at work
Sixty -one were at work on two levels of the
Crown Point mine. It is unknown how
many escaped. The distress is fearful.
the wives snd children of the miners
congregated st the entrance of the mines
..ii? f ! : i l I- , r, i
Caiut g lor rms-ing nusuauun aitu lamer.
Eight r. at. Tha latest report from Gold
Hill says the number known to be dead is
thirty-six; five ia Yellow Jacket;, eight In
Kentucky; and twenty-three in Crown Feint
mines. -
- Hopes are entertained that the flames will
soon be sub lued. it not. when all expects
tl in of saving more lives 'u abandoned, the
mouth of tbe sbft will be closed and ventila
tion stopped. Tbe fire thereby will be
smothered... The . Yellow ' Jacket,' Crown
Point and the Kentuck are unconnected with
the other mines under ground. There is ni
probability of ths fire extending beyond
those. -
Virginia City is sl-nost deserted, tbepeo
p'e going to render assistance at the scene
of disaster.
The 8 in Francisco stock and exchang-
board subscribed $1,000 and sent the money
by express to uom mil, lor the relict of the
families suffering by the contligra im. The
catastrophe is the most terrible lint evrroc
cured in mining on this coast. General
sympathy is expressed for tbe distressed.
tbe
-s
be
the
day
and
hour
other
to
ury
'
ury,
so
of
but
tbat
room,
Dyek,
agreed
is
he
ent
The
Messrs.
to
them
SECOND DISPATCH.
Sa FaAscrco, April 7. The con flier a-
tioa -at the- Gold Hill mines is still raging.
appears to be confine) princispally to
Yellow Jacket.. Owing to a cave, the fire
men are unable to reach the flames. Everv
effort ia bekg made to clear the drift, but
perhaps it will take all day to reach the
fire. Eighteen bodies taken out of the
hunting mines, nine of them from oneshaft-
The Yellow Jacket company has rescinded
the dividend for March. The fire affects the
value of Ihe stocks. Yellow Jacket, Crown
Point and Kentuck are Danickr with trans
actions st reduced values. .
for
Lakes,
Nsnda,
bitten
dog.
out
whst
wound
virus
of
covered
tha
family
THE VERY LATEST.
8a! Feaxoi.co, April g The latest ad
vices from Gold HI 1 are that the fire is near
ly subdusd, and ihe bodies of victims being
removed irom the different suaits. Seven
teen men are yet missing, and and are sup
posed to have peri.hed. The tola! number'
uvea uesi-oyed 4a ttiitty six. It is tm
stone
tuch
itself
waa
milk,
until
ahanrhffl
possible to estimate the dsmage to property. I Graey
im .upx.iunuusuii ui uruwu romt ana
mines reports Um rnirqrd, nav
THE GOOD-BYE.
1
! George George !' ' ' 1.
' Weti, whit's wanting now V
The young husband turned back the door
knob, and there was impatience in his tone
sirrT annoyance on his brow, as he answered
his wife's cjll. .
' Noihirg papa, only biby and I want to
kins you good-bye,' and she came toward
him, the little, graceful, sweet-yotced woman,
with her baby in her arm., and he d up the
sift fioa to his cheeks, snd the little one
crowed, and thrutt op its dimpled hands,
and clutched the abort, thick locks triumph
antly. Ohr.-bwby,- yrm rogue, y 00 d like to poll
out a hsndful of papa's bsir, wouldn't you
newt' laughed the merchant, in a tone so
nnl'ke his former one that you wou'd not
hive rreognia d it, and be leaned down acd
kissed the small fragrant lips over and over.
'Now, it's my turn, papa,' and Mrs. Wil
liams smoothed away the inmpltd hsir, and
kissed ber hiiabard s forehead, and as be
went out of the eonse that mortiinz a new
suftnessand peace had erased the troubled
look from the man's face. And tbstday it
was appointed to beorge w illnnis t pass
thmngta s (harp and fearful temptation.
lie was id the enidgt of a commercial crisis
1
I
snd Some at his heavil St debtors had fsilsd
tn,t eek, and now ten thousand dollars wss
du' od tberB w" D0 wl7 ,0 "ise the sum
aI" o
"' " . 1
nela ,n n. 'rreromteiy in ms Shrink-
ir? n,nd- Tne Tein W8r wolie, Dt gret
"u" uu ui.iUnue, anu ma oresia
came thick and f St betwixt hia hot lips ; a
few scrolls of that pen , a solilsry name at
1 the bottom, snd the young merchant could
great ten thousand dol ara, and his business
credit would be safe. There was no sort of
doubf, too, but ho could raise tha mney
within a few days, and thus secure himseif
from all d scovery, and the pressing circum
stances of the esse, certainly allowed some
limits ia financiering. So whispered the
tempter as he walked up and down the soul
of George Williams, slwsys softening dowu
tho word forgery into some fake name,
which totally changed to his perceptions tht
moral complexion of ins deed be was about
to commit.
The young meachsnt's eyes glared sll
around the office, but there wss none nesr
rum then: he dipped bis pen with a kisd of
desperate eagerness iulo the tall porcelain
ink-stand and he drew it alone the paper,
when suddenly his band paused, struck by
ths thought the memory of bis wife's kiss
ihit mort-ing. He saw her as he aaw her
last standing lo the door, the baby in ber
arms, ber sweet face full of motherly tender
ness ana witeiy trust ss Bhe lined it to htm
in parting; the voice of the tempter pssed
away under the rush of holier emotions
which blurred the man's eye: be dashed
down the pen.
Mart I Mary I you have saved roar hus
band; sink or swim I will not do the deed;
I should blush for shame to meet your eyes
and our baby's to night, if I carried the
burhiug consciousness in my souL although
no man ever did or would know it. Mary,
my little wife, you won't know it. but that
good-bye kiss of yours this morning saved
yonr husband from this great sin.'
- George Williams did not sink. It wss a
hard struggle, but the storm passed by with
out falling on him as it did on many others,
and Mary, his wife, never knew that she
hsd saved her hnsband from a sin which, is
her eyes, worse than death.
The good we have done we shall know,
not here, but hereaftter,' and the best and
truest lives are those which strew all tbe
years with ths swret aromas of loving and
self-sacrificing deeds.
As tbe water iillis tske root, and grow
silently amid the slime and mcd in the low
sters, until the midsummer they open their
eresmy vases to ths soft persnasions of the
sunshine, snd lay in snowy flotillas on' the
bosoms oi the streams, tne glory snd ideali
zation of at! flowers, so smi.l tbe lowlands of
life, among its shadows and mists, hsvs we
also to sow, day by day our small seeds of
gentle and, generous deeds, not knowing
when tney lake root, or expecting to behold
their unfolding into blossoms on the river of
time.
O, 7a who sigh to set your lives with the
arabasqaea of great and noble deeds, who
pant tor broader horizons snd higher oppor
tunities, God has appointed you a work
where you are.
Everv dav lifts no its white chalice out ef
be night, and Is held down to yon through
all its solemn, silent footed hoar for those
strsll labors of love, whose true significance
and rela-Jons we shall only understand in
eternity,- ,
Ad! in this small daily labor lis-i much ef
woman's work, and her sweet bome in
fluences fill like the sdnsbine on the even
ing dew, tipon the characters around her,
Sue may little comprehend whst a silent
fo'ce of besling, restraiaicg, snd periods of
unrest and despondency may fill many hours
:.b -1 i l-i i j -,, - . ,
who snautrws, wmca wouia ue ti. until a .en
of
in
of
tbe
tbe
he
up
a
had
bis
All
his
he
and
legs
to
But the pictures of iivetar locked up in
the eternal e-albry. and anzels bold the kevs:
and when G id's voice speaks tbe word, the
doors shall be'opmed, and when we go in
shall ' behold and under.taod.
and
she
ith joy and thank-tgivicg, if she read I an:
Duly ' koow as she is known.', - I of
lost
Singular Developments in the
Twitchell Case.
snd
since
she
the
Now
own
Philadelr hia Telegram ot Thursday
says : - 1 etterday morning one of the coun
for lwicbe.1 called on Governor Geary
locure: if possible, s tefpite, stating to tbe
executive Ihe reasons for his vis't He then
produced several documents containing state
ments wh-ch, if proved true, msy have great
infiuei.ee with tbe governor in securing the
postponement of the execution.
Among tbe parers was one containing a
statement of Noah Gibersoo, one of the
juror., stating thtt be misapprehended tbe
charge oi the judge, inasmuch tbat he felt
that the decision of the court, " that it would
watt half an hour for tha verdict," led him
and other icrors to believe there wss noth
for them to do but find a verdict of
"guilty," snd that, scting under this im-
prsssKOD, tee Jurors aronee, ongoing to their
room, united in a verdict of" guilty," with
further debating or considering the evi
dence in the case. Giberson further states
tbst the conduct of the jurors throughout
trial was light and flippant, as csrd-play-ing
waa seemingly the rule with them. It
due to Giberson to state that pending the
engrossing of the statement he changed his
miorr, and retased to swear to tbe above.
Mr. Tapping, another juror, swears that
was present and heard Giberson make
'above statement to Mr. O'Byrne. one
last week, and agreed with it in every
partjealar. Tapping states further that he
misapprehended tha eharga of the lodge.
was induced tn find a verdict of guilty
mainly upon tne impression iett urou his
that the court would wait only half an
to receive ths verdict, snd he, with
jurors, was wearitd, and had a desirs
get home, snd when he repaired to the
room ne was lor Hading a verdict of
not guilty, " but finding tbat the rest of the
ssve Mr, Giberson, who was up stairs,
united in a verdict, he also, in a moment
weakness .agreed with his fellow jurymen,
hss ever since regretted his act'ou ; sod
tbe conduct of ths people ia tbe court
who seemed to demand conviction, also
nfluenceJ his mind to s gieat extent.
Another paper on file states that Mr.
another juror, herd the statements
both Utbersoo sod isppmg, and fuily
with them ; but he, like Giberson,
alleged to have refused to swear to it.
Another paper shows that Uibeason msde
seme statement to other cit'Unsst differ
times without reservation or request
governor haa alo received a letter from
Dyck and Giberson, asking him not
nay regard to any - statement msde bv
to soy person.
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The Mad-Stone.
twowerks sg.. Captain James Graey.
many years a navigator of tbe Great
but now a resident of the town of
McHenry county, in this State, wss
in the band by an unmistakably mad
- Tha .unfortunate victim at occs set
to discover, if possible, the possessor of
ia everywhere known as the " mad
stone," which is said, when appliid lo the
made by a dog. to extract-the deadly
snd save thepatient from tbe horrors
roots. On Monday Captsin Graey dis
what to him was more precious than
famed " philosopher's stone," in the
of Mr; Charles Sauter, living in the
of Bloom, ia this (Cook) county. Tbe
was at once applied to the wound, to
it tenaciously clung for hours, filling
with -virus. When filled, the stone
subjected to s thorough washing with
and again applitd. Th s was repeated
sll tbe virus snd even blood had been
wlian M l.uit it. orti.n rt.ntnln
called upon us this morning, io full
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A MAN IN A PEDLER'S PACE.
A Pretended Peddler leaves a Pack
at a Farmers House—An Armed
Man Discovered in it—He is Shot
and Killed
[From the Joliet (Ill.) Signal.]
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carrying a large pack, sppeared at the door
of a wealthy farmer in the town of Green
Garden, in this county, and requested the
previlrge of remaining over night. Tha
farmer being away from bores, 0 was in
formed by the) hired man that he could not
stay. He then requested the privilege of
leaving his pack until morning, as he was
very tired and could not carry .it any
further tbat night. This was granted, and
the pack deposited in ose corner of the sit
ting-room. Imring the evening some of the
females of the household, had occasion to
move it, and taking hold of it, discovered
that there was something suspicious sbout
the contents. The hired man was railed,
snd, upon taking' hold of ir, found that it
contained a man., He quickly stepped into
an adjoineng room and retunted.with a re
volver, motioned the family lo stand aside,
and at orce proceeded to fin three ska's into
it. A piercing shriek issued from it, snd on
'ripping off the duiside covering; s man with
s large bowie knifaand a rsy.dver clinched
in bU hands, was found weltering in hia
blood.' Two of '.he shots hid proved fatal.
The neighbors were slarmed, bat no traces
of the peddler who left the precious pack
could Im found., Thus by a mere accident,
doubtless a shecding case of robbery, snd
perhaps murder, was prevented." It was
doublets a plot to rob tne farmer, as it was
known that he had a large sunt o aseney ia
the) house. An inquevt waa bejd over tha
body on the following moraiag. snd" the ver
dict was that the Irniitig was juntinable
homicide. No-cine leading ta the discovery
of the name of tha victim, or aiassfcsiplice,
has, as yet, been ascertainad. S sen sum
mary justice is ?liom meted out to the
guilty: " ' ' -
Important to Soldiers.
An act in relation to additional bounties,
and for other purposes. ,
B it eifcjcferl Jy fht Smnta and House tf
n . j .1 - rr j i-z 1 j
crprejenKitirej nr oie inwa caueg oj
Amene? tn Langrtst Oittmui&i, 1 bat wheu
a soldier's discharge sta'.ea tbat he ia die
changed by reason of "expirsttes of term of
service,' he sba 1 be held 10 have completed
the full term of his eulislmcut, sod entitled to
bounty accordingly, i .-.'i " -.'
Sec. 2- And be ii farther enacted, Tbat
the widow, miner children or pareuts, in
the order named, of any so'dtarweo' shall
hsve d ed, after beirg hi norsbij discharged
from the military eervict! of tha United
States, thall be entitled ii B via g,-under tbe
prov-eions of the twelfth aid thirteenth
sections cf so act entitled "an ret making
Expropriations for sundry civil. expanses of
of tbe Government for tha year ending
June 40. 186T, and for other purposes," ap
proved July 28, 1666, and tha said pro.
visions of said set shall bo so construed.
Sec, 3 And b it further enacitd, Thst
all claims for additional bounties granted in
sections twelve snd thirteen cf tbe set of
July 28, 186, shall after the first of Msy
next, be adjusted sn'lst led by the account
ing officers of the Treasury, uider provision
aid act; and all cch claim? as may be
remaining in the office of, the paymaster
General, unsettled, ahall bi trauafered to
tbe Second Auditor of tbe Treasury for st l
tlement. Sec. 4. Andhtii further enacted. That all
claiats for bounty under the proviJo.s of
act cited ia the foregoing section shall be
void, unless presented in due form prior to
the 1st day of December, lcb'3. :
Approved March 3, 186a. . r
The Sleepiest Man in the World.
He is s Montanianrs nl 1 typo. We have
known bim frequently lo drop into a sound,
sooose while standing at his caKj"dii(ribat
iag," and with half a " lake " of matter still
his hsnd. As a compositor, be usually
takes a nap st the end of each sentence, (sa
often in broad day as any otbar lime.) to ba
sroused therefrom only by the sneese of one
the boys, or from some other unusual
sound. If not particularly hungry, or en
gaged in an exciting conversation wnh the
fellow opposite, he invariably sleeps between
eourees, while at his meals. The other
day, at noon, he started down the stairs ef
office to go to his ''hash," and after
reaching tbe door-way loading to tha street,
suddenly yielded to Morpheuv leaned
against the broad door jam, and enjoyed
profound nap, until seme sound xr jar
swakened him, and, having dreamed I hat ha
actually been to dinner andtnrried long
er than usual, drew furth bia toothpick, and
hurrisd np stairs again, where be uervoualy
rubbed hia hands, hastily finished picking;
teeth, jerked his eoat and weal to work.
these things we have seen ourtelf; but
room-mates and Intimate brother mem
bers of the craft tell us that, on dirsrs ecca
sions, after retiring to h rojrn to go to bed,
would get off his hst, perhartasue boot,
while oontempUtimT the etmion neces
sary to finish the j tb of sndressiig, would
actually set to dosing, aid be found the next
morning still sitting in his chair, with his
crossed, arms folded, hia heed, inclined
one side, snd inorii g like a p rpoise,
Helena, (Montana J, Herald. 1
"Crazy Ann" of Chautauque.
A Chatauqua, yew Yorkpsper tells the
following story ; -
About forty eara ago a young lady
eighteen years ot age, full of I if and teauty,
a resident of this ouuty,i-iiAni toni
unknown, or at laat ucguveiriable caUM,
became suddenly insn-'. For fbme time
remained beneath tbe roof o Mi er rate at a?
received the united efforts and sympathy
her relatives and friends. But all to no
avail. ad mental ueuuna were tooetirely
broken. A short time after she kcime ta
inmate of our county pior hous al DsWitt-
viile, wbere sba rt maiMismii a few rlsva
since, a curiosity to strangere, and, wholly
to herself. Wheri we rematnber, tureo
since, while paying a-visit to tha
bniidiiiga-itt thrill idioa, noting the
strange appearance of "Crszy Ann."
There was something pectiliar!aboo ber de
rangement, so mcn so that wa have often
called to mind incidents of her ciuiversnt ou
peculiar manners.- Vat a few days
'Crazy Ann" resumed her preptw.
cognomen and is sgaio sane. What a sleep?
Forty years of blsnk existence, snd now a
stranger to herself. She resumes life wheio
left it when young and beautiful, and
companion of tbe gay and mirthful.
she ia old, feeble snd gray, in the eu-v
joyment only of the fact that she is agaia
rational, and buaily engsged ia making her
acquaintance,"
The Montana Governorship.
A Chicago Tribune special of toe 7i'a ssva:i
uovernor Ashley s ease went over to-day,
document containing the whole of the
proposals for real estate , was laid on.
desk of each Senator, to many of whom
were entirely ne.""TEe wonder seem
ed general that a man wilh such a. record
be endorsed by the whole Republican
delegation from Ohio, and in the next place
he shojld be nomibated. Wbeo the.
came up in executive sessicn, indica-v
of a sharp debate were so strong that it
allowed to go over. t j-, .
doctor in Chicago claims to have dis
covered a new treatment for hydrophobia.'"'
uses iodine entirely snd has been very i
successful. Of the eight cases promptly
with iodine, not on resulted fatailv
were any decisive symptoms of hydro-M
subsequently manifested. In four of
eases it wss probable that the Wounds '
frorn animals really rabid, and not in
omer lour.
attempt was made to blow1 up the store
Schlienbasher fc Bro-., ia. Crestliaey oa
morning last. A quaatity of paar..
dtr h.d been placed iu the stove by parties .
unknown, snd when a fire was started, ihe
morning a tremenduoua explosion oc
curred, occasioBiog eonsiderabli dimaga. ",rI
England, like Germany, is reidy to ac
knowledge the right of sll inhabitants of a,
to give up their aLVgucca lo their
land, and to acquire citizenship in tha
to which they inayrnig'rrte. That
Commissioners have jast made a re
port in favor of recogoiaing naturalizatioa as
British subjects from their aliegi.,
to England.
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v mo ausuuo vaoie Com
hive raiolvrd to reduce late tariff eo J
to four shillings sterling per word.
is sbout one collsr'ajd twenty-seven.
in currency. The reduction will com- .
on ths ltof June kext, " Tha Dresent
are nearly two dollar and twenty cent "'"
currency for each, WDril. '
i in i ' i
have seen a spioimen of Egj-p'isj ,
ou the stalk, whicTgrowa on au aver
age to 10 ears ou each sulk. The cars sre
being a cross between pop com acj
ourcommDO fielt.cotn. .Tha. ears, mature- 1
along the stalk, commatjeingnear tha-,
and extend upward. It is claimed. that
the moat profitable corn rai-ed, es
pecially for feeding stock. ' We suppose thla "
kind of corn that Joseph engaged in
disposition of to his famishing brethren..
Sandusky Journal