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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
Aa Oralnamc ce.

CEC. I. Be il ordained BY the Mayor. Record
- er and Common Council Of the incorporated
village Of Fremont. That the Marshal Of said
town shail proceed aitsF the publication
Of this Ordinance, and a. often as he may deem Il
Necessary TO give verbal notice 10 each aud every
occupant Of the frst floor OF any building in the
corporation, that he may deem necessary 10 re-.
move from tbs streets end alyes Of said town, all
wood, stone and lumber. except such as 10 being
used In the construction Of any building now In
course Of actual erection. Prov ded the same does
not interfere with the public interest,", and 10 col
ieci in heaps, all dirt aud filth from the streets
side walks and alleys opposite the buildngs so oc-
euped, and 10 the center Of the streets and alleys,
and u any person o. persons shall refuse, neglect,
or refuse 10 comply with the eboys requirements
for twenty. four houTs thereafter. Il shall be the
duty Of the Marshal 70 remove the came at the
expense Of the person 90 nsglecilng OF refusing.
SIC. 2, II shall be the duty Of the haIshai 70
semovs or cause TO be removed ell dirl. ftii, OF
rubbish from the streets aud cellaEss = tire or.
pense Of the cooperation. sstss the same has besp
eolectsd - above required.
SEc. 3. IL shall be the duty Of all owners or
oscupisrs mentioned in the hfsi section ef this Or
dinanes 10 remove from their lots and Aaeys. oil
matter or thing which u oF may become Ruisance,
o. The Marshal shall remove the same ~ Proyi-
dsd In the frat section Of this Ordinsnee.
clas. as'sst s. os.c.. Rssa,ds;. ., =; "A' ''''''
Pssssd May 9th. le5s.-l65 .. Il
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The s 90 A. NJ. aud 2 so and Las P. M.
Trains from Cleveland, connect at Toledo with
trains ec :,.rhig4u aud Southern Rail Road, for
Chicago and the West!
The 4 50 and 7. SO A. M. and the 2.55 P. NJ.
Trains from Toledo, connect at Cleveland, direct
", with Trains of the Lake Shore Road, for the
Ess'!
The so A. NJ. Train. connects at Cleveland
with Cleveland aud Pittsburgh r r.
Trains also connect with Mansfield and Sandus-
by Road. at Monroeve, aud Mad River aud
Lake Erie Road, at CLYDE.
The Ia! A M. Train from Clyde, and the
LOS 2. NJ. Train from Toledo. form direct con
nection beiwten Cleveland, (Ohio City, and To-
ledo-via SinJusky.
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In tie Court Of Common Pleas, Sandusky
County, and STATE Of Ohio.
JOHN w. ALLEN VS..
CHARLES J. McCURDY,
SARAH ANN LORD and
unknown heirs of
STEPHEN J. LORD, deceased.
TtHB defendants in this suit afe hereby notified.
i that dispositions will be taken by the plaintiff
to be used in evidence a, the trial thereof, in said
court, at ths times and places following:
On the twenty ninth, thirtieth and thirty first
days Of May. eighteen hundred aud any -fohr. BE-
tween the hours OF ak O'Clock iii the forehbon. and
nine O'Clock In the afternoon Of each dav, at the
once OF Platt g. Stewart, in the city OF Washing.
ton. District OF Columbia.
On the fifth, sixth and seventh days OF June.
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, between the
hours Sbove mentioned on each day, al the Irving
House in the City Of New York.
And on the tenth, twelfth and thirteenth days Of
June, eighteen hundred and 6fty. four, between
the hours aforesaid, of each day, al the office of
Charles J. McCurdy, in the village of Lyme,
State Of Connecticut.
Defendants ere also notified that plaintiff will
testify As witness in said cause,
BUCKLAND e. EVERETT,
Attorneys for Plaintif.
May lst. 1854. l5:4
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LOOK HERE!

T M. McCONNELL's Pure. Refined
1. SaIaratus for sale at Clouds Dry Goods
Store. in Buckland's Block.
This Saleratusi is pulverizsd as hne as faur. and
is equally as white. II is WARRANTED pure and un-
sdulturated. IL only needs proper trial to satsfv
any one OF its superior quality. Although great
il Is offered at Wholesale about as cheap tbs
common article; because Of the immense quanti-
Is Manufactured and the facilities for the same.
JOHN MASTiN.
Hhole sale agent. Fremont Oiid.
N. B.--We have always on hand sample ofths
above, at The Fremont JouasAL OFtIcE. J. NJ.
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May II. 1854. 1876
sandusky County Common Pleas

sandusky COunty Common Pleas
The State Of Ohio,
Sandusky County.
EHLISHA w. ROWLAND, and all othe re-,
II interested will take notice that this Attor-
heys for tie Incorporated Village Of Fremont, fl
ed an applies ton 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas. asking amongst other
things, the extension of Howland street. and the
appropriation OF out-lot number six. Said apPli-
cation will be made at the Court House, 10 the
Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of Sandus-
Ky county, the first day Of said fern, TO be hoi
den. 10 witt June eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and fifty four The following is copy OF said
applic ,ion:-
70 Hon. l.. b. Oils. Judge of The Court of Common
Pleas, uiUin and for The County Of Saniu'ky, and
State Of Otio.
The incorporated Village Of Fremont repre-
sents that Rowland street is the first street lying
North of Western Reserve and Maumee Road;
CONNIE ncing at point near what is known as the
Vandoren Tannery, running pai alel with said road
TO point near the Sandusky river: that a lot OF
parcel Of land known as Out-lot No. six (6) be-
ing bounded North by In.lot. No. 535, and South
by La. lot No. sos. all being in said Village ol
Fremont, lios at the terminus Of said street. be-
tween II and the Sandusky river; that there has
been pet iton filed according TO law ashing the
town Cornell 10 tahs the steps required BY law 10
extend said street 10 said river, a3d that is TO the
interest Of the incorporated Village of Fremont, and
community in general, 10 have said street extend
ed TO said rver that for the purpose Of exte nding
said street with the river. IL is necessary 10 appro-
pirate and take sad Lot six above described. il
lies between the river and the terminus Of said
fiowland street; they further represent that far
as they are able ia learn there is no legal owner
to said land tha, Elisha w. Howland has had pos
session of il for some time. The incorporated
Village therefore asks that time and place may
he set for the bearing OF this applca tion that a
In ha cd rd tn lav, IN aeaa
damages TO the owner OF said lot, il any, and that
such other pTocee edings may be had as are author
lied by law. By G W & c. 8. CLICK.
May l2. '54.-l63w Att'sy for Cooperation.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Chester EdgertonPlaintif.
against { In Sauduskv
Catharine Welkpr and I Common Pleas
Lewis Welker, Defendants,
KATHARINE wELKER is hereby notified
" that Chester Edgerlon has filed his petition,
against her in The Court Of Common Pleas OF SAM
dnskv County, Ohio; the object and prayer Of
Of which petition ic 10 obtain judgement against
thirty doilass. with interest from March "a. 1854
for motley obtained from paiptiff. by false and
fraudulent representations. And that fifteen
acres Of land TO be taken off trom the North end
OF the East half OF the North West quarter OF Sees
Range Number fifteen (t5), in Sanduskv County,
Ohio. be sold 10. satisfy the same And for other
proper relief. And that unless she answes oo OF
before the 24ih day OF June 1854 the said petition,
the will be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly. -
April %. i4-6w. price 50 so.
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GOING EAST.

Both Trains connect at Cleveland with Lake
Shore. and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Re, Ids
5lo P. M. Express Train from Sandusky
connects With Steamers Mississippi and ST. Law
renee, for Buff.!o and the East.
Both Trains connect a. Sandusky, with Mac
River and Lake Erie r all Road.
Express Train forms a direct connection-vi,
Sandusky. between Cleveland aud G Cincinnati, ant
the 8.45 A. NJ. Train from Cleveland. and tn,
8. 10 r. NJ Train from Sanduskv, connect a
Sandusky, with the $ md uskv and Mansfield Raj
Road L. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Sup''s Office, C. 81 T. r. r.
Cleveland MAY 1. 1853.
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CIVIL ACTION,

In the SanduSky County Common Pleas,
The State OF Ohio,
County Of Sandusky,
Eli p. Bertram, and
Arminda ID. Bertram Plaintiffs,
against
Phiiimon d. Simpson,
Syvanus E. Simpson,
volney A. Simpson,
James z. Simpson.
Mary J. Simpson, Defendants.
TINE DEFENDANTS. in the above entitled
i cause will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on the tenth day Of May, A. D..
eighteen hundred and ffty-four. in the Court Of
Common pleas. wi hin and for the County Of San
dusky, aud State Of Ohio, by the plaintiffs where
in the said plaintiffs demand partition of the fol-
lowing real estate: The east hal: Of the north
west quarter, section number fourteen, township
number four, range number seventeen, containing G
eghiy-two acres. Also, the west half of the
north west quarter of section number fourteen,
township number four. range number seventeen,
containing eighty acres, und at the next term OF
said Court application VIII be made by the said
plain lifts for order tn at PARTITION may be made
Of said premises.
BY G. W. 81 C. S. CLICK,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
May IL, 1854. 1876
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New Goods Ahead Of All.
VIM. H. CLOUD.

FORMERLY CLOUD d GARvIN,) J
"OULD respectfully invite the attention Of
wv his frisnds aud the Public generally. to the
New. Large and Handsome variety of
sPRING GOODS,
just opened by him: and weuld rsturu many
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past year and assures them that
nothing in his power shall be left undone, to give
every satisfaction to those who NAV favor him
with call the presen season, have a lBrgo lot
OF DRESS GOODS,
Of every description, viz: Mouslin delsines, Cha-
ii Bareges, Poplins, Lawns, from six to eighteen
cents per yard.
SILKS, fine ass oriment. Piaids, striped,
chsngesbie and plain black silks and saiins. I
have taken particular pains in the selection of
these goods aud would invite the attention Of the
public and the Ladies of Fremont, especially TO
them, before purch ssing elsewhere.
PRINTS .-One thousand pieces varying from
sls and s.foafth 10 twelve snd a-half cents. Fas,
Colors. SHAwL5.
P.in and embroidered white Grape. plain and
ehangeAble silk, plain and fancy cashmeres. plain
and embroidered ThiSst. Also. a large sssort-
msnt Of low prices shswis. Of every style and
color, which will be sold at the lowest possible
figures. DCkNETB.
: A large and splendid sssefimsnt Of Bonnets and
Bennett Ribbons. Silk Bonneis varying from one
dollar to eight. Lsghorh from iifty cents To four
dollars. Straw from twelve aud a-haif cents to
one dollar.
CLOTHS eassimers and vsstings. twenty. FIVE
per cent cheaper than ever.
CLoTIlING.--This department will be under
the especial care Of Mr.. Maxwell, whose expert
ence in that line s well known.
BOOTS and SHOES. the best and largest as. .
sortment ever brought to Fremont.
GRoCERlES.-The best Rio Coffee l2A cite
superb article Of Sugar from Eve to six cts, and
ether Groceries in proportion. All kinds Of
s COUNTRY PRODUCE,
taken in exchange for Goods,
FIemont May, 1854. loi5m
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100, 600 GIFTS for the PEOPLE.

100, 900 GIFTS for the PEOPLE.
TOsiAH PER NAM submits 70 the people ef
J the Usitsd States, his THIRD
Monster Gift Enterprise,
In connes,iou with the exhibitions Of hls Giagnih.
cent and immense
Mirror Of North and South America,
At Academy Halt, 66a broadway, New York.
100000 Tickets Only. at 81 Each,
viii be sold Each purchaser Of a Ticket for the
ADMISSION OF FOUR PERSONS
To the Exhibition, will be presented with nun =
bered Certificate emitting the holder TO QUE share
in the following 100 600 Gifts.
A FARM. located in Harrison town 4hP, Clou-
cester Co., New Jersey, aud wi,hn % miles Of
Pl,ilsde Il embraces over 100 Acres Of Land,
In high state OF cultivation with dseling, barns,
and other necessary out-houses. in good repair.
There is lsrre Orchard Of thoioc Fruit Trees.
Title indisputsbie. Vailed dtuit......Sie,0oO
Any Information In regard 10 the Farm cnn
be bbisihed of BELAN REDFfELD, ten.
sht 1n The premses
PERPETUAL LOAN without later.
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100 900 Gins, Vnlned at $e6, $50
ONE GIFT FOt EVERY TICKET.
In order to insure TO all concerned peffrcils
fair aud satisfactory disposition Of the above named
Gihs, Mr.. PERHAM proposes that the Share
holders shall meet together
On Thursday Evening, June 22d, '54,
Or sooner, il all the Tickets are sold-due notice
If which will be given at some suitable place,
hereafter 10 be designated, and appoint Commit
tee Of FIVE persons, 10 receive the property which
they may dispose Of in such mauncr-A-by lot or
orlherwse--as the Shareholders, in general meet
ing shall direct, the committee giving good and
sufficient bonds, il required BY the Shareholders
for the faithful performance of the duties required
OF them.
Shareholders residing cut cl the City OF New
York, will stand upon the same footing as resi-
dents, and whatever may fall to their shares will
be forwarded to them in such manner as they may
direct, after the partt ion has taken place.
u All orders for Tickets, by mall should be
addressed'to Josiah Perham, Academy Hall, G63
Broadway. New York. II il should happen that
all the tickets are sold when the order 10 received,
the money will be returned, at our expense for
postage. Correspondents will please write dis
itnctly their name residence, county and state, TO
prevent Errors Or. if convenient, enclose AN en-.
velope, with their directions on it in fn-in which
such Tickets aa they may order will be returned.
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DRlDGE NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Id that sealed proposals will he received al this
Office, until the eleventh day of June next for the
construction Of Bridge across Big Muddy Creek,
Oh the road leading from Fremont TO Port Clinton.
The plan aud specifications Of which may be
seen al this Office. By order Of Commissioners.
HCRACE E CLARK,
Auditor Sanduskv Co.
Auditors Office, Fremont May "a, I654.-lS:3
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Perfhmery! Perfhmery!
6. BUCKLAND & co.
HAvE JUST RECEIVED very l.trs sud
III splendid assortment Of PERFU.MERR,

Fresh from The ManuEac,urefs,
to which they invite the particular attention Of
the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Fremont.
aud The lovers Of Fiu- Odor. generals. We 90
assure YOU they are YERYNICE, sud canno,
fail 10 plrhse The most faslidou,. Our assort
ment is VERY LARGE. aud al can fud their
favoriie Perfume or Extract. We su5ion list
OF the principal artisles 10 which we desire 10 call
especial attention. For particulars, come and ex.
anime for yourselves:
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400 Sets Elegant Silver Tea. Spoous,a 9 1900
50 90 1" Desert.Spcour, "i2 GO
% :" =" Tablespoons, "lo 45)
10000 Vols. Mr.. Partngion's Carpet
Dag Of Fun, an % Cents. 10000
$4,000 Pieces Of the most Fashionable
Music. at IS Cents each. .... ...... 1900
$4,000 Elegant Steel Engravings, at 25
Cent. each. h.................. .... $3.50
$4,000 Finely Engraved Pocket Maps Of
the City Of New York ..l4.I27 IS
81 ,059 Porto. .Monnaes, at 25 Cenis.... 7 ,772 IS
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agricultural and Industrial Fair,
E" Mw MH5ne

ATA MEETING Of the Directors of the San.
IA dusky county Agricultural Society, held in
Fremont, May 81, 1854, the following Resou-
tons adopted:
Resolved, That the County Fair, for the year
1854, will be held in that tow nship village in
the county which will donate tho largest sum TO
be expended in preparing the Fair Grounds. and
conducting the Fair; and competition from cach
township aud village 10 respectfully solicited
Resolved, That the Directors will met at the
Court House in Fremont, on Saturday, the i7th
day of June. next. for the purpose Of receiving the
above propositions, aud deciding the time and
place Of holding the next Fair.
LA. @. RAwSON. Pres't
J.. CAPPER, Secretary.
81 Fremont, May %, 1854. 1884
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Con SIT Be Ciofhff n
F. DERM Fl "A MS ,

viii, ns hsreiafore, snprlv them with every anicls
Of WEARING APPAREL. IL
GREATLY REDUCED L.RICEs-
Come. then. ye Nektd. and we win Cle,he you,
We have iust received. ~nd are now arepiee,
our Exion-iys stock { SPRING and SUMNER
REdDYMADE CLOTH7YG.
consisting Of French spa American blue. black. (
and draB eol,r~d COATS made sftcf The lsisst
Parisisn and Mes York eity Frshlons. .---inrethef
with an innnmefatie hafnbrf Of 1'we-dr. Co,icn4
and Linen Goats. Of every style. fashion aud des
scription.
French end American broAdclutl,. cassimess,
aatinet, corduroy, and linen PANTS, --alicu ID
the latest STYLES, and up in the beat nisnefl
Cloth, Satin, Elk. vc'vei rnd Linen VESTS,
-and IN this depai tnsnt will bc found plaia, fi4i
ured and striped saiini plaiD. hguTed and striped
silk aud beHutfui assortment Of whiie, hBd.
plain. embroidered aud figured Masseillrs, which,
ra1not he etu died Tor beaeiys dnfibity Of coler,
aud exact nicity Of citing. We csunSf ennmerf
ate oil the diifrren, styles and quality OF
COATS PANTS and VESTS.
that we have on hand, but would sny that We hasd
every vstiety that man ri " deeifs.
| We have a great qushfily Of SlllgaY. among
which ore beautiful Linen. embroidered bo=ons,
| fast-colored. printed FinQham, cour-n faeiory}
and CHI ck shirts. Collars made Of tho hHud-
| somest Linen, and cut according so the Spring
STYLES. Cravats, % Oc ks, mud Neck Tieai
from the richest silks, satns AMI iughams plsini
figured and embroidered.
DODD'S SILK hats,
Of the spring ttvle. Cans Of every quality and
! price. OF cloth silk and cotton.
socks Stispcnders, Gloves. kid, elk
and cotton, with nice lot OF the purest white kid
for bridal use Handkerchief. linen silk, and cot
ton. Umbrellas, Sc. &C.,
We have also Il very large assortment OF Goods
| yesfs India rnbbtr goods. consisting OF ovsrA
coats. Pea Jackets, pants and leegiuss- Also Oil
cloth everalls.
| Trunks ofvarions kinds and pricee, and q
great variety Of Carpet bags, Stachels, &c.
In fact. all that is needed 10 complete gentle
mans outfit, or wardrobe, Is to be found in ouf
rooms, and any OF and all Of the articles are 10 be
sold, whether we get profit or not.
| We would also say that we have all siylesf Of
cloth for Coa.s, Pants and Vests. which we hold
ourselves in readiness 10 nufactuFe 10 order. by
Experienced work men and on short notice, and we
wish il to be distinctly understood that every arsi
Gle sold from ous estab ishment warranted TO be
! what W. represent them.
Come then, gentleman, sndsee II what we say
is not tfhe in every particular The goods are
open fof inspection, they will therefore be sold,
profit or no profit. that is our motto.
" Cutting done at the shortest notice, and
warranted to fit. IN
Rerie mher the place. at the gtor, lately rccn- :
pied b NJ Lellan and M'Gee onn1site tho Bank.
r. DEEsNHAM.
Fremont, April 81, 1854.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA
-------------------- ---------------
England 4 France ASSIST lhe TnrI.d

WE look With great iniefesi fof he nlfifrl "
Wv thsnext Steamer from Enfors. which win
undoubledlys brhg he infeilieenes ~ mont era
culinary conflicts between The greet Powers o tt
Eastern Continent
Bnt thai need not however alarm the rronIe o.
Northern Ohio, aud more especially the citisens
Of Sandusky county, for they
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Killed by Lightning.

TNH(JSE wishiIig 10 avoid so dreadful Fate ca n
l. do SO effrc,ualy. by attaching to their build
ngs,
Sprak's Paten! Electric Rods.
The Subscriber viii keep supply constantly on
hand. at the Ffcmout House, and put the same up
to order. They are, beyond doubt an uufailing
security against the danger Of Thunder Storms,
so says Prof. Olmsled, of Yale College. These
Rods will last for ages almost. and never Rust or
Tarnish 10 impair their conducting power. Let
all who have property families TO protect, see
to it Immediately Prices sha II be reasonable aud
terms easr.
All orders left at the Fremont Tfonse will be
promptly attended 10 F.. G. GILLETT,
Fremont, Apr. 2S.-l4:tf Agent.
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JOSEPH LoWERY.
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser

North Room, Croghan House,
Mr.. LowERY would say that he will Away,
1tl be found al his room ready TO Shave, Sham
poon, Cut aud Dress Hair. Hi, Shop will be kept
neat and tidy, and his Razors keen.
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THE CELEBKATED TKOTTING
MARE, "EHy Dale" who can trot, in
harness, n mile in 40-valued at..t..... SOD
s ROSEWOOD PIANOS, valued at
$50 each... ....................... 2,5 o
ID do valued at S30n each 500
A portion Of Ihe Pianos are Y. Gilbert
& Co.'S celebrated II jlians, others Of Hall
lett Davis 81 Co.'S Splendid Instruments.
The splendid series Of PAINTINGS.
known az the Mirror Of Now England and
Canadian Scenery" aud now realizing
handsome income by exhibition in the east
--valued at t.sGt...I..Is.......-, 22,u W
3 Light Il beautiful carriages, 9 so ca 675
10 Gold Watches 100 l,000
40 do 81 1000
100 do P ems aud Cases, 8 50
5000 do. Pencils, 3 5000
81 $40 Pieces Of choice. popular and fash.
| ionable music, rs cts. each, %. 70i
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THHE Brick Yard and Dwelling House recently
t.pr. ss III T. r. BUcKLAKp.