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kNGLAND.--The effect Of the withdrawal Of
the French Ministry. produced q sensible ef.
feet on funds, but they soon recovered, and
the belief was general, that the movement on
the part Of France was mere ruse of the
Ministry to enable them to carry the new
electoral law. Circulation has been given to
an insulting note from Russia, addressed to
Lord Palmerston, condeming in strong terms,
the policy Of the English Government in rela-
ton 20 the Greek question. The conclusion
IS as follows: "As the manner in which Lord
Palmerston understood the protection due to
EaEfsh subjects in foreign countries, carries
with it such serious inconvenience, Russia and
Austria will not henceforth grant liberty of
residence TO English subjects, except on con-
dition Of their renouncing the protection Of
their Government.
Under date Of Paris, Thursday evening, the
London Times IN allusion to the difficulty with
England says that Lord Palmerston's offer Of
compromise has been rejected By the French
Goyernme=t, and that the Cabinet Council
and the President Of the Republic declared
thai the acceptance of any other coTsdition
than The pure and simple execution OF the con-
Sention of London was not consistent with the
dignity Of France, and to none other would he
consent The ministry unanimously approved
Of the condition, and expressed their intention
10 adhere 10 and adopt them
PRUssIA.--An attempted assassination Of
the King Of Prursia has created great sensa-
ton throughout Europe. The attempt was
made al Potsdan. j. H. Sergeant Of Artil.
hicted q serious wound IN his arm.
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In Chamcery.

Court common pleas, Ssndusky county, Ohio.
William P. Dixon,
Vs.
Shubal H. Russell. ct al.
nY viFtus Of e deeEetal order issued ost Of the
d court Of common pleas Of Ssndusky county,
Ohio. to me dissrtsd aad delivered, snsli os.s::
st public aals a s door ofths court house in Fre-
mont. in said eonnty. on the t7sh day Of June,
A. D. 1850, bstWeen the hours prescribed BY law,
the foliOwinR lands aud tenements 70 wit:
In-tot number twelve in Ewing's addition to the
town Of Lower SaAdusky, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Shnbal H. Russell, et
all TO satisfy decree in said court in favor Of ths
said William P. Dixon.
CHESTER FDGERToNs
Special Master in Chancery.
Frsmont. May 8. 1850. SIS
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DENTIST TRY

DR. L. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND,
d DESPECTFULLY announces to the public that
IN he has permanently located in Fremont for
the purpose Of practicing
surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which he has enjoyed,
for acquiring thorough knowledge Of the profess
on he feels condsnt that he shall be able to give
satisfaction TO all who may desire his cid, in the va
rious branches Of the profession. The public are
assured that the utmost will be taken to render
his operations both permanent and useful
Artificial Teeth set ON Gold Plate,
in number from a single one TO double sett. Piv-
OF teeth SET in the best manner. Cafious teeth hl-
led 50 ss to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
cleaned in such manner not to injure the en-.
amel. Teeth extracted with the most approved
instrumsnts.
DR.. PARKER wishes 20 be understood that he
IS responsible for ell his operations. Persons wish
ing Dental Operations invited to call at his Of
ses,in Caldweil's Brick Building. over DR.. Cham.
beR6n's Once.
fremont, June 80. is49-15
(NASH paid for Land Warrants, at
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Fremont. May ts. 1850.
Chancery.

In CmaMCefyS
Court common pleas, sandusky county, Ohio.
Joseph BOehler,
Cathariue New ct. al.
DY virtue of a decretal order issued out Of the
ID court of common pleas of SandGsky county,
Ohio, to me directed and delivered shall offer at
public sale at the door of the court house in Free
mont, in said county, on the 18th day Of june,
A. D. 1850. between the hours prescribed BY law
the following lands and tenements, to wit:
The north half Of the north half Of the north
east quarter of section number tweuty-eight, town
ship number Eve. range number sixteen, contain
ing forty acres more or less.
Also the north part Of the north half Of the east
half Of the northwest quarter of said section num-
Der tweniy-eight, township number Eve, and range
number sixteen containing twenty acres more
or less.
Taken ss the property of Catharine New, ct al.
satisfy decree in said court in favor Of tssaid
Joseph Boehler. Z.,
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Special MasteyIH- Chancery.
Fremont, May 9, 1850. 9.5
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN Executors and Administrators have filed in
fIe of5es OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
pIAan 81 GandusIg county, their accounts cuFFent
Sar nettIsnenf. Michael Wolf, Executor of Abranl
mnir. Joseph Rssd, Administrator Of Samuel Reed;
Iueius b Oils, Administrator Of RodolPhus Dick
ineon. frat account; Mathew M. Coes Adminislfa-
Toe of Lydia BaEksT, and William y smith, Ad'
n,ini~arntsF of d. w. Rahauserss estate
d CAPRER, Dep. Clerk.
MAY 80, Ie50-I2.3H
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Cor. FRRnoNr-We understand that the
Geographical Society 10 London have voted a
geld medal to Col Fremont for having made,
during the past year. the most valuable dis
coysries in Geography, Of any know person.
II Is usual. we understand. for this Society to
give medal ever year TO the person having
made the must valuable discovery in Geogra-
phical science Cour 4 Eng
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NOTICE is hereby given that application viii
IN be made 70 the next session OF the Commits
sioners of Sandusky county, for county road as
follows, viz: Commencing at the county line in
jackson township. between Seneca and Sandusky,
ut the post between section % and &c. thence
north two miles to the county road running west
from Sandusky riveS. thence west on said county
road one half mile, thence north to iuIers-ct a
county road running through the farm Of John Van
deFsaui.
Fremont, May A, IsS0-e-4a
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AdminlstratOr's Sale Of Real Estate.

Court of Common pleas, Sandusky county, Ohio.
R. P. Buckland, Administrator of
John Myers, deceased,
VS..
Mary Myers, ct al.
TN pursuance Of order of said court made in the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale at uuc-
ton the 18th day Of June next between the hours
prescribed by law at the door Of the court house of
said county, in Fremont, subject TO the dover es-
tate of Mary Myers, the following lands and teHe-
inenss, to wit:
Ssven-ninths of tho northeast quarter Of the
south quarter, and the east part of the north
west quarter Of section number twenty eight. in
township number four north of range Number hf.
tesn containing seventy Seven acfes Of isndI more
or less.
TERns OF SALE.-One-thiFd cash in hand, one-
third in one year and onethird in two years, with
interest from day OF sale. to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
R.P. BUCKLAND,
Administrator of John Myers Decd
Fremont, May II, 80 1915
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Petition for Dover.


Court common pleas, Sandusky cOunty, Ohio.
Elizabeth DelOng,
Mary Drl0nR, ct. al.
NOTICE is hereby given to Mary Delong, Cath
IN arine Delong. Maliuda Deiong, Daniel De.
long, aud Jehn DeIong, that said Eliz beth Dsloug
widow of John Delong, late Of Sandusky county,
Ohio, deceased, filed petition in the confi of com.
pleas Of Sandushy cOanty, against them as the
heirs Of said decedeni, the 5th day of March,
1850. the object aud prayer Of which is, that petit
toner, as The widow Of said decedent, have dover
in the part of the southwest quarter Of tfac-
tionA section number twenty nine. Also,
in the east half Of the south quarter Of section
lumber thirty. Also, in the south half Of the west
half of the south east quarter Of said section num-
bar thirty. all in Balville township, Sandusky coun-
ty, Ohio; the whole lard being one hundred aud
ninety acres, and dover estate Of third thereof
is claimed, which petition will be hessd in the
course Of law. B. J. BARTLETT,
Ait'y for Petitioner.
Fremont, April q, ls5o-7-6
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Administrators Sale.

IN obedience TO order Of the court of common
i pleas, OF SaudusIsy county. Ohio, shall expose
to sale on the premises, in Washington township,
Sandusky comfy Ohio, the following lsnds and
tenemstisp, TO witt
The weat half of the north h-esst quarter Of Sec
tien number thirty-fiVe, township number six.
subject to the widows dover therein, the 18th
day of June next, between the hours prescribed by
law GEO. WALES,
Administrator Of Jacob Ulch, decd.
Fremont, May Is. Is50-l0-5
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O ON errial.
PORT OF FREMONT.

ARRIVALS.
MAY 10 Sch Viraro, Smell; Buffalo-B4Ilast
Il C. C. Butts, < nith Buff w afeFlime
IS Napoiepn. Green; Cleyelaad-25 tons
neTchandzs
IS Home, KlumP; BuffaIo-BalIast.
II RMnlhler, Brady; Buif-54 tons mdzs.
r L Hamer, Kline; Bnff-Ballast
Is Brig Castalia Sacket; B0ff-l0 ions mdze.
20 Sch Louisa Hide; Cl4ve'd-I5 tons mdze'
81 Virago, Smell; BHff-l0 tons mdze.
a. Bonnetia. VanHetta; Buff-ballast.
June 3 Louisa. Hyde: Clsv-1e tons mdze.
Rambler. Bray; Buf-I2 tons mdze.
DEPARTURES.
MAY 10 Sch Viragc, Smell; BufF-22. 600 stsves
Il c. C. Butts, Smith; Baffalo-I6, ,oe0
slaves, 25, 600 n b'k Walnut lumber,
IS bbls eggs.
Ig Home, Klump: BufF-5, 900 bu corn.
90 Rambler, Brady; BufF-4. 900 bu corn.
t l.. Hamer Kline; BuffalO-Ia, 900
slaves.
al Louisa. Hide; Clsve-6,u00 slaves
81 s sacks rags.
~ Harbridee. Perry; BuaalO-5 900 bu.
corn
June Lonisa. Hyde; Cleve-9. 900 slaves.
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IN CHANCERY

IN CHANCERY
Court common pleas, Sauducky co., state Of Ohio.
Thomas ogIs
Michael ErnspeFgeT, and
Phebe ErnspergeF, his wife,
Elias Ernsperger and
Margaret ErnspergeF. his wife, and
DY virtue Of a decretsl order TO me directed and
ID issued from the court Of common pleas Of San
dusky county Ohio, shall offer at public sale at
the door Of the court house in Fremont, in said
county. ON the 18th day Of June next. between the
hours OF ten O'Clock A NJ and four O'Clock P NJ,
the following lands and tenements, TO wit:
The northeast quarter Of section number four
tesM. in township number four north, inrange num-
Der fifteen containing one hundred and sixty acres
Of land more Of lees. in Sandusky county.
(Apprsised at $40 per acre.)
Taken as the property Of Michael ErnspeFger,
and Elias ETnsPsrger, to satisfy decroe ia favor oi
Thomas Ogie.
PIP. BUCKLAND.
Master in ChanceFY.
Fremont, May ts, 1850. 1915
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Fremont. May Is. 80.
AdministratOr's Sale Of Real Estate.

Court of common pleas, Ssndusky county, Ohio.
r. P Buckland, Administrator of
Charles L. Sesgrr, deceased,
VS.
Samuel Trest, et al.
TN pu suanee of an order Of said court made in the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale at suc-
ton on the 9 day Of June next. between the hours
prescribed by law. subject to the life estate of Har-
riet Seagsr, the following described lands and ten-
ements, TO Wit:
The west half of the north-east quarter of Sec
Ion number thirty-twO, in township number four
north, in range number fifteen containing seventy.
four and forty -four ons-hundredths acres, in San
dlsky county, Ohio
(Appraised at @l6 so per acre.
TERas OF SALE.-One-thrd cash in hand, one
third in one year and ona-Ghird in two years. with
interest from day Of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
R.P, BUCKLAND,
Administrator of Charles L. SeOEef, deed.
Fremont, May II, so. lo5
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Petition for Partition.


Court common pleas. sandusky county, Ohio.
George Myers,
Mary Derone M hat GsoIss Myers oseSs on he
9th Of March, 1850. flied a bill in the court Of
common pleas of SanduShy county. Ohio, against
her. The object and prayer Of which is that parii
ton be made setting one half to said George, End
the Stser half to said Mary, Of the following lands
situate in Baville township, SaBdusb; county,
Ohio. TO wit:
The north half Of the west half Of tie south east
EuarisE of section number thirty, containing forty
acres. Also, 0ne hundred and Ave acres in the
same section, and bounded as foilowa:--BeEinning
at point in the east line Of said section thrtyi-
eighty five aud one-third rods south of the north
Of said section thirty, thence south to
the southeast Of the north esst quarter Of
SAID section thirty, thence west to the sOuth
corner of the east half Of the north quarter Of
said section thirty, thence north point due west
from the place of begiRning, which petition will be
heard in due course Of law.
B. J. BARTLETT,
Atty for Petitioner.
Fremont. April 81, Is5o-7-6
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A0perfisemrnts,
CLARK CleVcIaRd's Estate.

RToTICE is hereby given that ile FubscFibef has
In been appointed and duly qualified as Admin
gxaaoF upon the estate of Clark Cieeveland, late Of
Gessn CFsek. p. sandnsky county. These know
ig themselves indebted 10 said estate will please
oeitle nm immediately. AMOS FENN.
Green Creek, June 6, 1e5e-I3-3
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Lige..y - Sta5le.
SMITH q WILLIAMsoN.

SMITH & WILLIAMSON,
GIVE notice TO the citizens of Fremont. aa1 he
VI public generally, that they have formed 4 CO.
partnership. and intend carrying the above busi-
neas in all its branches and forms They have
made large additions totheir stock Of
Horses, Carriages, Busghes, Gscs
and are now prepared to accommodate aIl vhosmay
favor them with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties or Funerais
can be had at any moment. Covered snd opsn
bugRies for men Of business or Pleasufes on ths
shorsest notice.
Riding Horses Of the hest bottoms
always ON hend. The atriesesl attention paid, go
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. TeGns for
Carrying Passengers OF Movers
into any part of the country, always on hand.
Those wishing any thing In the above line. viii
do well 10 give trial, as feel confident they
will be satisfied, both as to teams and pEieeas The
former warranted to carry pss-engeEa TO their desti-
nation in the shortest possible trnes and ho latter
10 be reasonable possible. By stFiet Btlantion
to business, they hope to merit liberal sbare Of
public patronage.
SGRBles-Nearlyop opposite NoFtonss Foundry.
Fremont. December Is, 1913.
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In Chancery.

IN OHoMOCIyO
Court common pleas, Ssndusky county, Ohio.
Alexander H. Ewing,
VS..
Shubal Russell. and
Sophia Russell.
DY virtue of q decretal order issued ont of ths
Id court Of common pleas of sandusky county
Ohio to me directed and delivered l shall offer Al
public sale at the door Of the court house in Ere.
mont in said county, on the 18th day of June,
A. D. 1850, between the hours prescribed by law,
the following lands and tenemsnIs. to wit:
In-lOt number thirty five designated on the re-
corded piait of Ewing's addition to the town Of
Lower Sandusky, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of Shnbal Russell and
wife to satisfy decree in said court in favor of Al
exauder H. Ewing.
JOHN L. GREENE,
Special Master in ChanceEy.
Fremont, May Is. 1850, IO-5
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DIED.

Athis Fesideaee, in Eiyria. BoFhin county, o., on
4lsv AtI instant, Of inflammation Of the Chest, SIR.
HORACE K KENDALL-aged about 40 years.
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CIRCULAR R
FROM
Head @ Quarters!
Our Town is in Great COmmOtiOR
AND ExCITEMENTs!

HNhe steamboat Es1RMder has iSs..ss
i arrived, and iO tumbiing out the Goods for
KENDALL & MINIS, only!
as they are the men that get on their goods By
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT,
for the benefit of the People. Mf. Kendall has
been spending the entire spring in New York and
Boston, and we shall offer greater Inducements to
the Farmers to make Head Quarters the common
CENTRE or ATTRACTION
than ever. And shall this day commence selling
Beautiful Linen Lustres, at only 123 cents
last year rs cents.
500 yards plain Muslin de LANES, at 8 yards
for one dollar.
100 Bonnets of all sizes and descriptions. and
Ribbons to match. As to prices,
Take them at your own Price.
Men and Boys Clothing of all sizes, and are
shall sell them at rs per cent less than ever
Lois of summer stuffs and prints from 81 cents up
We intend this time TO clear the dscks and bring
out few Of our old IS Founders and never eurrsn-
der until the Old Combination and High Prices
shall be known as among the things that were
The farmers begin 10
Open their eyes and judge for dsemssloes
the difference between Old Times. when every ar
ticle Of their own production they brought to mar
ket would sell to the highest bidder for Gonds but
Kendall & Minis have adopted new sysiem.-
They roll out the HARD to the Farmer,
for his wheat corn and oats. aud ask only the sams
in return for Goods. We shall soon
RECEIVE OUR ENTIRE STOCK:
When that day arrives do net be surprised il you
hears few rounds Of Grape and Canister from
Mast Head.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
that wish to sort up their old Auction stocks will
DO WELL TO GALL SOON
As we can save them the trouble Of
GOING EAST.
Orders from Head Quarters,
Fremont April 90 $50 {
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petitfOn 90 seIf Iaul,

Petition 30 Sell Land.
Court common pleas. sandusky county. Ohio.
John Lefsver. Administrator of
John McIntyFe's estate;
John Mcintyre, ct. al.
|NOTICE is hereby given TO John Mcintyre.
IN Smith McIntyre, Samuel McIutyre, Alfred
McIntyre, Hiram Mcintyre, Samuel Smith and his
wife, William C. Courtney and his wife, Henry
Craig and his wife. Solomon RichaTds and his wife.
Robert Smith and John Whyler, that said Ad-
ministrator fled in the Clerks Office Of the court Of
cOmmOa pleas of Ssudusky county, Ohio. on the
gath day Of April, 1850, against them, petition 10
Of section number thirty-four, in Green Creek
township, in Sandusky county. Ohio, containing
ty acres, to pay the debts of said estate, and to
pay a tax claim held by said Whyler thsFeon,
which petition viii be heard at the next term Of
said court. B. J. BARTLETT,
Airy for Petitioner.
Fremont, April q, ls50-7-6
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Fremont Cash Store.

TIME subscriber has just received large and
Il well selected stock OF
Spring ono Gumntrr GOODS,
purchased entirely for cash,
Since the Great Decline,
in the Eastern Market.
In consequence Of large importations and ight
demand in the early part Of the season Goods
Declined In prices from 15 to 20 per Ct.
which will enable them to be sold for less than was
paid BY those who unfortunately purchased too
soon.
Fashionable Dress Goods of all descriptions
Turk SatinS,
Gro de Rine and Italian Silks cheaper than
ever,
Shawls from 6s. to $I2, the most splendid as
sortment ever exhibited in this market.
Bonets at less than batf the usual prices
Artificial Flowers and Ribbons, direct from
Europe.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
the best and finest that could be found in market,
and will be sold at very small commission from
First cost and Warranted.
Hardware,
Iron,
Nails,
Glass,
Crockery,
Salt,
Leather. and a
large and magnificent stock Of
READY@MADE CLOTHING,
purchas d direct from the manufacturers thus
ing the Jobber's ten per cent profit, which will be
sold without regard TO profit or loss.
In word, Ladies and Gentlemen, call and ex.
anime Goods and prices and you will be satisfied
this is the place
To buy Goods Cheap.
A. B. TAYLOR
Birchard & Dickinson's Old Corner.
Fremont. Mar Is 1850.
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In ChancerV,

cOur. common pleas. Sandusky county, Ohio.
Frederick s. Shaefer,
Thomas PinksEtou.
DY virtue of decretaI order issued out Of the
ID court Of common pleas of Sandusky county.
Ohio, 10 me directed and delivered shall offer at
public sale at the door Of the court house in FREE
mont, in said couuty. on the I7th day Of Jnae,
A. D. 1850, between the hours prescribed By law,
the following IAnda aud tensmentR 10 wit:
In-Iot number twenly-oue, in HebsYling's addi.
ton to the town of Lower Sandusky, the east
side Of the Sandusky river. in Sandusky county,
Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Thomas Pinkerton. to
satisfy decree in said in favor Of Frsderick
CHESTER EDGERToN,
Special Master in Chancery.
Fremont. May 9. 1850. 95