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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
BALLVILLE
WOOIen Factory! +!

Wearing and Cloth Dressing done IN all styles
and colOrS, superior to any thing
tn the State.
TINE subscriber finding that Wool had risen in
l. price beyond the manufactured Goods intends
to stop the manufacture Of wooden goods and turn
all the hands and machinery at custom work, such
as weaving Cassimers, Cloths, Satuetts, Linseys,
Flannels, and COloring and Dressing customers
cloths, in all their various styles, superior any
thing heretofore attempted.
He has erected drying house 100 feet in length,
capable of drying 200 yards of cloth per day, besides
the out door bars. He uses falling stocks to full
with, and other machinery sufficient to finish 300
yards of cloth per day. The machinery and hands
will all be employed in weaving and dressing cloth
for customers during the season. He has all the
different machines for dressing cloths
That are used in New England Factories,
such as Mapping, TesseIing shearing and Brushing
Machines, which were bong ght in Wooster, Massa-
chusetts, and are in the best of order. The work
men employed in his Mandatory, have served a
regular apprenticeship in Massachusetts, and work
ed in the above business from 5 TO 20 years. And,
with his early and long experience in the manufac-
turing business, and by strict personal attention TO
the same, hopes to receive liberal share of the
public patronage.
lie has the FRENCH METHOD of COL
oring and uses no Copperas or Vitrioi,
knocjng the same to be injurious to the cloth.
He will warrant all of his work,
both as to manufacture, coIors and finish.
Prices per yard for finshing-CIoths Is 3d. Cas-
sinners Is Sd; F7annels Is; Satinetts lac; Lnseys
Is; to full Sc.
Prices for weaving on Power Loom-Cloths FIVE
quarters wide Sci Cassimers five quarters wide l0c:
Flannels four quarters wide 7c.
Prices per yard for weaving and finding Chain
Satinetts l5c; Lnseys Is.
All the cloths woven will be returned as they
leave the loom, or finished at the abova prices as
customers may direct.
He has made Arrangements
with the following persons at the places mentioned,
to receive yarns and cloth, and deliver the same
when returned. yarns and cloth left with these
persons will be taken and returned every two weeks
throughout the season;
o. L. Minis, Head Quarters, Fremont.
Bakers Store Castalia
Chapman d HARNESS. Bellevue.
Shoemaker & Osden, Republic.
Silas D. Boalt, Mexico.
NJ. Brackley, McCutchensville.
]. Swagart q Co, Oregon.
Parker d Shawan, Carey.
Adam Battlefield, Springville.
G. w. Foster & Son, Rome.
E. W. Thomas, Risdon.
VIM Heller, Van Buren, more
Arnold & Grey, Crowell q Burns, Nell
Henry Haskins, Portageville.
w. Bradner, Millgrove.
George Bautchtell, Freeport,
j. Eaton & Co., Rollersyille.
c. Powers, Wooodville.
B. Caushan, Port Clinton.
P. C. DEAN.
Ballville. sandusky Co. o. August 3, I85O-2I
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
In Chancery.


Court common pleas, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Frederick s. Shaefer,
Thomas Pinkerton.
DY virtue of decretaI order issued out Of the
ID court of common pleas of Sandusky county,
Ohio, TO me directed and delivered shall offer at
public sale at the door Of the court house in Fre-
mont, in said county, on the 2lst day of October,
A D. 1850, between the hours prescribed by law e,
the following lands and tenements to wit:
In-lot number twenty one, in HebeTling's addi-
lion to the town of Lower Sandusky, on the east
side Of the Sandusky river, in Sandusky county,
Ohio.
Taken the property of Thomas PinkertoD. TO
satisfy decree in said court in favor of Frederick
s. Shaefer.
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Special Master in Chancery.
Fremont. Sept. 81, 1850. 28-5
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Private Sale.
GIDEON HATCH. TaI.ors

GERB0N HATCH. Taller;
:" OuLD inform his friends aud the Pnhlic. that
w he has taken rooms at Ballvillp, where he
intends carving the above business in a its
branches, and hopes by punctual attention aud
long experiences in his trade TO merit aud receive
share of patronage.
N. B. Cutting of garments of every description,
attended To in the most fashionable Style and war
ranted To St.
Also, ne is Agent for Davis Pain Killer
"a fresh supply Just received and for sale by
GIDEON HATCH
Ballviile, July l3, E85O-I8
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
To the Qualified Voters Of
lS.R.H'DUSKH COUNTY.

pY virtue of act of the General Assembly OI
II the state of Ohio, passed February 2Sth, 1886,
entitled "An act regulating the mode ofproceeding
when County Commissioners may be authorized by
law to subscribe to the capital stock of Railroad,
Turnpike roads, other incorporated companies in
this state.
And also, by virtue of an act TO incorporate the
Toledo, Norwalk & Cleveland Railroad Company,
You are hereby notified to vote at the next an
nual election to be held in the several townships in
said county, the 9Th day of October next for, or
against subscription by the Commissioners of said
county TO the capital stock of the above named
company.
And for the purpose of effectually enforcing the
provisions of said acts the County Commissioners OF
said county do hereby directs That the voters afore-
said cause to be written printed the tickets
which they put into the balo-b box of said election
for state and county officers the words 'For the
Railroad subscription or 'Against the Railroad
subscription"
And the Judges of elections in the sever al town
ships aforesaid, directed TO count and return all
abstract Of the votes given for against the rail-
road subscription, to the Office of the clerk of the
court of common pleas Of the said county, in the
poll books of the other electors to be returned that
office.
And the clerk of the court of common pleas is d.
rected to make abstract of the votes returned
and file the same in his Office and certify the
Der of votes for railroad subscription and The num-
Der of votes against railroad subscription, 10 the
commissioners Of said county within FIVE days after
opening the poll books aforesaid.
By order of the Commissioners.
HOMER EVERETT,
County Auditor.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
school Notice.

FT0HE Common ScaaoIs in Fremont VII open
! tos the secePa3l Fu.sits lhe frs, Monday
;n October
Ii is directed by the Boaad OF Education that uu
t further notice the pupils attend respectively the
same rooms attended by them at the close OF the
last term
Teachers desirous of employment will file with
the undersigned their proposals and certificates
tho earliest possible time.
By order of the Board,
HOMER EVERETT, Sec'y.
Fremont Sent. 81 IS50-l3.3 o.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
In ChanCery.

Court common pleas, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Alexander H. Ewing,
Shubal Russell, and
Sophia Russell.
DY virtue of decretal order issued out of the
ID court of common pleas of Sandusky county,
Ohio to me directed and delivered / shall offer al
public sale at the door of the court house in Free
mont. in said county, on the 2Tst day of October
A. D 1850, between the hours prescribed by law,
the following lands and tenements, to wit:
In-lot number thirty five as designated on the
corded platt of Ewing's addition to the town Of
Lower Sandusky, Sandusky county. Ohio.
Taken the property of ShnbOl Russell and
wife to satisfy decree in said court in favor of Al
exauder H. Ewing.
JOHN L. GREENE,
Special Master in Chancery.
Fremont, Sept. 81, 1850, 28-5
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
List Of fLetteFS

he POst-ofiice at Fremont, on
,tober, 1850.
Myers msryan mrs.
MinkIer r 5
Miller Edwin r
Metts David
g Mills Lee
McFarlan VIM
Nets David m
McNutt Calvin
Munger Caleb
C Mcintyre John
Miller Brady
Mackeron Iohn
Machcld G
Nightongale Rev L 2
3 Newell J N
lou Fidel
Pringle John W
Pruce Lysander
Payton MIR
Pharis John
Porter Harmon
Pence S
2 Pratt Esther
Parrish John 5
Reed John
Remington Geo Il
Robinson Henry
Rider Jacob
Rowley Adrew
Stin John
Fpohn Daniel
SteAeEsOn J Z .
Sanderson Rchpcca 3
Stevenson Fl f
SialiI Mary J B miss
Smith john
Shrond Henry
Sower Robert
Stevens James
Seymour Raldh
Tiff VIM
Thomas Christ
Woudsiey Elias
Widner John 9
Whetsei Silas
Wire John
Working Philip
WiIer Abraham
Woolworth Chester
Wiechmann Heinrich
Wellman Luke B
Wright Elias
VandersaIl Messers
Vangilder Jeremiah
h German Letters 5
or any of the above letters will
w. Nj STARK.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Bulletin No. L.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
Head Quarters!
The Returns are all i'm, and
MINIS

rs declared elected. The majority for Head Quar-
L ters will range from
$50 to 200 tons Of the most splendid
variety Of Goods that were ever waited up the San
dusky River. After SO close contest, this ip prob
ably the greatest victory ever won by mortal man.
The news was telegrapbed from Saneusky city, on
Tuesday evening, and we Immediately charter
ed the steambo Islander for three, per-
haps four trips. GAN aboard-passengers free. "
Mans IS the sole agent for the Peoples Line,
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT WITHOUT LANDING!
Having secured Tremendous Low Freight,
BY shipping our entire line of Goods in connection
with the Old Establishment in Elyria, and by way
of Oswego, at about one half the usual
Prices paid by small dealers,
whe ship by Buffalo And having many friends TO
reward and no enemies to punish, we propose
Offering some inducements to the
People of Sandusky and adjoining counties,
That will drive the Old and New Combination into
# II " I" -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19

u EMAlNlNG IN the
II the LIST day of Octot
Asbudge & Beal
Almond Thomas
Aemberth J G
Baird Peter
Brown sarah Ann mrs
Ressnette Christmas
Bromley George w
Ball Elliot
Bronner Pogi
Bracker Alderman &c
Brotter Louis Miss
Bremen Joseph ?
Doardman Mr.
Bacltall John
Bnits Daniel 3
Cline Jacob
Cole Howard
Crawford J r
Gully Emily Mrs
Conger Mathew
Dana George T
Debbert Abraham
Drsyfus Isaac 2
Endicutt John B s
Ear es Daniel
Eastwood Thomas
Ford John P
Grace Thomas
Gardner M F
Gree J F
Garaub mrs G
Gross Jacob
Gore lienrv
Gardner William B
Gebbow Edward
Harley JGcob
Hanley Cornelius
Hawley Joseph
Highly Elijah
Huffman sarah miss
HuntEinger Joseph
Holmes J NJ
HONEYWELL William
Highly Daniel
Henline John
Hustled mrs E G
johnson Henry
Jems Jasper
Klotz John
Logan Jacob
IIouns Eleanor
Lee J
Lity Andreas
Letter John
Lesher miss susannah
Persons inquiring for a
say advertised.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
ION the 2Ist day of October, 1850. between the
" hours prescribed by law, at the door of the
Court House in Fremont in the county of Ssndus-
ky, and state of Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, the property Of
Daniel P Newell, deceased, subject to the right OF
dover of the widow, TO wit:
The west half of the south west quarter of sec
tion number thirty, township number five, range
number thirteen, containing eighty acres more or
less. Apprais ed at $400 Terms-Cash in hand.
E. HUNTINGTON Administrator.
September II, lS50-H:5
ISILKS, satins, aIpaccss. lawns, ginghams, &C.,
L nlI -n,drn
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19

| u A quantity of seasoned wagon and bugg,
reoes, together with extra quality of marrow
Iath, and lumber Of all kinds kept constantly OF
hand cheap as can be had at any other mill in th
country. 2l:6m w. l.. I.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
NINTH INSTALLMENT
the Lever Sandusky p. Read Stock.

1O tuC AOWOA OOANNSAJ = ASVoW OtVOA'
TIME stockholders of the Low. SaDdusky Plank
Road Company, hereby notified that an
assessment of per cent. their capital stock,
is hereby called for, the same to be paid over to
John R. Pease, Treasurer of said Company, in
Framont on OF before the 1st day Of November.
JAMESJUSTICE, Pres't
Lac zRoWson, Sec'y.
Fremont, Sept. 81, 1865
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Steam Mill for Sale.

TIME subscriber now offers his new steam
saw mill for sale, situate on the Ridge
Road abou: ten miles eaSterly from Fremont, and
only 100 rods from the Maunee and Western Re-
serve Turnpike Road, and within about % rods Of
the surveyed line of the Wellington aud Toledo
Railroad.
The mill is a superior one, in all respects, being
in healthy location, having the very best of water,
that which will not corrode boiler, The building
is of he most substantial kind, IS by 81 feet, fitted
70 saw logs 80 feet long. Having two circular saws
and machine for saving felloes attached aud
sufficient power in the engine to drive the whole,
and the boiler large enough TO make the steam,
aud more too.
ABUNDANCE OF TIMBER,
all around, and that have got the snap to them
to haul it; there being less than seventy teams
astir in day last winter, attached 10 some forty
sleds and boats; and every ten days of good sled
ding is equivalent to about one thousand logs.
Any person wishing TO get large contracts for the
Railroad, or wishing TO enter into the lumber buSi-
ness will find it TO their advantage TO call and see
for themselves
op equally as well to CALL 70. they half pay for
one while they would be building The building
being so framed, TO be easily taken down and set
up-would require but little time to remove it.
The subscriber has also los acres Of good
land-about forty cleared, good frame Barn,
a Young Orchard of over one hundred grated Apple
trees, most of which are bearing, with Peaches,
Pears, Plums, Cherries, QuiDcJs, Grapes, &c. &c
which have also commenced bearing. The mill
and farm will be sold separate together to suit
purchasers; and liberal terms of payment given.
For further particulars enquire of
r NORTON, Fremont,
the subscriber on the premises.
w. l.. CURTIS.
York, August 3, 1880.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
SELECT SCHOOL.

A SELEcr ScHooL will be opened in Fremont BY
IA Rev. F. 8. WHiTE, on
Monday, October 18TH
The Terms &c, viii be made known application
10 him. He will give special attention to those who
wish TO prepare themselves for teaching. Scholars
from abroad will find the expense of attending this
school greater than that of attending the public
schools Of the town. The advantages will in all
respects be at least equal to those of any other
school and in respects superior, account Of
the limited number Of scholars.
Fremont. Oct s, IS50-30:2
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Rail Road Store.

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JOHN p. HAYNES & SONS
Circular for the Fail Of 1850.
Great UAttTdctiOn!!
HAYNES SECOND STOCK OF GOODS,
Versas
RAIL ROADS.
TIME excitement and talk being about equally di-
l. vided between the above parties, we have con-
cluded to ''cOmpromise'' By making our establish
ment the
RAIL ROAD STORE,
OfSandusky County and Vicinity.
The unanticipated success which the Propretors
Of the above Store have met with since Opening:-
having disposed of almost an
Entire stock Of goods for Cash, an tew sUssks :
has enabled us to purchase
Larger, Better, and Cheaper Stock of Goods
than eVer--making our
Second purchase, and
Fall and Winter Stock,
A GREATER ATTRACTION
than has ever before been offered in this vicinity
And our success is the strongest argument that we
are selling BETTER, and CHEAPER GooDs, than
any other establishment in the place.
Our store is LARGE and CONVENIENT, be-
ing the North Store in Buckland's Brick Block,
is well lighted-as our Goods do not require TwI-
LIGHT to sell them.
Mr.. John P. Haynes, spent the month of Au-
gust in the Eastern cities, and selected goods
Before stocks had been CalIed,
and having been engaged in the Mercantile busi-
ness in Sandusky county, for the past IL years,
knew exactly what to buy for this market.
Our Stock Comprises
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Mufs Tippets &c,
Crockery, Yankee Notions,
Leather, Wall paper,
Ready Made Clothing, &c,
Iron, Nails, Glass, Salt, &c, &c,
and 4 O, 900 other articles, too numerous TO men,
ton lag- Farmers look to your interests Ell
Money, when produce is so low should only be laid
out where you can buy your
Clothing and Groceries,
To the best Advantage.
Come with your wives and daughters, and
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF GOODS,
and the prices they selling at,
and you will be satisfied that the
Rail Road Store,
is the place to buy ''GooDs as is GooDs,"
q ]" Il "a %O
P, S.-We would return thanks to the peo-
pie of Sandusky county, and vicinity for the patron
age bestowed upon us, and would hope by an unre-
mittng attention to our business-keeping good
stock and selling good Goods cheaper than eVer-to
receive a continuance of the same.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Head Quarters
As it is the
Old Regulator of the County!

In all ages and sections ofthe country. it has been
customary for people after sailing under class
of Colors until they become old and tattered to take
another tack In future we shall make a special
charge for all Vetbatim Circulars copied from Head
Quarters
cash Paid
FOR ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE,
Brought to this Market By the Farmers.
HEAD QUARrERs,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19

d EMATNING in the Post office at Fremont, on
~ the LIST day of October 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Nrw XnnK Innc u


Gen. Lopez arrived at New Orleans un Thursday
and arrested by the United States authorities.
lie was baIled in the of three thousand dollars
To appear before the United States commissioners for
trial
Seventeen Of Lopez's men reached Savannah from
Key West ON Saturday They expressed anxiety to
rs-enl'st IN another expedition against Cuba.
The boy executed at Cardenas was naned Will
liam Kelly and was from Cincnnati. He had en-
barked with the belief that he was going To Cali
fornia.
The steamer isabelle, which sailed from Havana
on Friday, arrived at Charleston Yesterday. She re-
ports that sixtyOne prisoners officers aud of
the GeOrgiara and Saranac, undergoing their
trial before the Alarine The trial Ind
cluded when The Isabelle left II was thought that
the captain of the vessels would be punished and the
cleared.
The United States steamer Saranac arrived at Nor
folk yesterday. Her commander, Tainall. passed
through Baltimore this morning for Washington.
He left Havana rn the 9th inst. Before leaving he
received assurances from the Spanish authorities
that the prisoners captured by them should be honor
ably dealt with until adyces received from WASH
ington.
The reports that the Saranac lad been placed at
the disposal of the authorities in Cuba and that the
American consul had been arrested, were entirely
without foundation.
The prisoners captured from the late invading ex-
petition treated with great kindness. The re-
port OF shooting five prisoners is incorrect. The
prisoners which are at Havana will be sent home.
BosToN, June D.
The application for n new trial in Prof. Websiers
case is being argued before full bench in the Su-
preme Cour but it is not known that any decision
has vet been made.
Second Despatch.-The argument in Websers
new trial case has closed. The decision will be CIV
in a day or two.
New YoEK, June II, . O'Clock p. m.
The steamship Canada is below and will be up by
z o'clock this evening, making The trip from Liver
pool to New York in eleven days and seven hours.
New HAVEN. June -
The Legislature Of Connecticut, which met for The
purpose of eIecting United States Senator, after
three unsuccessful baottings, postponed the matter
till Wednesday next
CINCINNATI, June 18th.
The Kentucky Convention adopted the Cpnsti-
tuition Tuesday, aud adjourned sine die.
A rencOntre occurred at Memphis on Saturday be-
tween some lawyers and clients. Application was
made TO the the part of j. Fowks and others,
that the Of the Merchants Bank should be placed
under their control, which resisted by Levi IL.
Coo attorney the part of the creditors Coe read
communication from King 81 Trigg, the effect that
resistance his part would be treated as personal
matter. Argument defined. and after leaving court
COe and Connell were met by Trigg and his friends.
Trigg was killed, and COe MORALLY, and Gaines and
Council both severely wounded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
CINCINNATI. June 18th.
From the Pittsburgh Morning Post.
The GnIDhinS and Mr. CLAW

The war Of the Galphin Wings upon Mr. Clay
continues to wage with undated ferocty. The hire
ling writers of the Infamous cabinet ut Washington
continue TO assail the great Kentucky statesman with
brutal ferocity, because he will not consent TO sane
ton all the rascaliiies that have been committed by
the leaders of the corrupt party now in power The
GdiphinS endeardring to drire Mr.. Clay into
the democratic ranks The Washington correspon-
dent Of the New York Express, (Juvenol,) who is
probably paid for abusing Mr.. Clay with money
fraudulently distracted from the public treasury on
illegal claims, writes as follows:
"Strange rumors, speculations and reports are
aflOat here. One is that Henry Clay commenced his
with that party which calls itself Democratic
he Is about to signalize the close of his life by
turning to IL in hopes of the Presidency, and with
that returned to the Senate, 10 annihllate the
Wing party, which refused him nomination the
Philadelphia Convention, for the purpose Of smooth
ing the way to such event.
EVERYBODY here from the North is saying, Mr..
Clay has fallen he is pursuing Improbable revenge;
he hns deserted The standard of that party which has
thrice unsuccessfully blazOncd his name upon the
Wing banner for the Presidency. which has loaded
him with every honor aud he has deserted il, for the
purpose of striking down an old. war-w0rn soldier,
whose good sense aud discretion recommended him
to the people, and who boldly and resouiely stands
upon national platform, determined, mol less as
ciUian than soldier 10 die rather than surrender"
Thus 1t appears that every who will not fol-
low the lead of the Galphins. is to be branded as
deserler! Very well,-go on, Messeurs Wings. and
you will not have "a corporal's guard left 10
stand by the party in power.
The Albany Evening Journal, the Seward organ
of New York, has the following, in regard to Mr..
Ciays speech
'ThIs speech, we deeply regret TO say,--though
less vehement against the President personally, is
kindred in temper, aud we fear in design, to that
which Mr.. Clay delivered in lS4l. the occasion of
his open separation from John Tyler
The Rochester American, Wing paper of The
Fiaiore order, has the following:
"a Wing Administration i'll afford to lose
such men Pratt, of Maryland, Clay and Under
wood, of Kentucky Bell, of Tennessee, Mangum aud
Badger. of North Carolina, Berrien and Dawson, of
Georgia, and Morton, Of Florida"
Very likely, indeed Well. then, if The admins
tration wishes retain the influence Of the leading
wings of the country, it must learn TO be honest If
members Of the Cabinet are allowed to pass illegal
claims in which themselves hold interest, man
possessing single spark of honesty or sef-respec,
will longer act with them.
Down with the Galphins