Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
EB We noticed on Wednesday evenings
-e;oht train ooin0 uest ovnr the Cleyeland

EE We noticed on Wednesday evenings
freight train going west, over the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, four new locomotives
with their tenders. en- route for the far West.
This road is doing large business, in the
carrying of passengers and freight;-in fact.
its business is unprecedented. Under the su
superintendence Of such man as Mr.. E B.
PHrLlIPs, it cannot help but be popular thor
oughfave The receipts for April will count
up pretty large.
g We have in hand for publication
though received too late for this weeks issue
"a letter from our Representative in Con-
gress VIM D. LrNDsLEY. defining his post on
ON the Nebraska question The letter was
written to Hon j. Gable, senior Editor of the
Sandusby Mirror.
EI- Miss SPRING now begins to put on her
bandest smiles, and is decking herself like
Joyous bride, to appear before the altar where
on she is soon to consecrate the bright hopes
and antcipatons of maiden years. 1t makes
the warm blood course more rapidly through
our veins brings back the memory Of youthful
DAYS, and makes the cold plodding man, feel
boy again. How swiftly pass the cycles of
timel Spring, summer. autumn. winter
Infancy, childhood, manhood, old age. Time
eternity. Here isa subject for meditation
Would We were young again.
| W Graham for May, is on our table. This
popular Magazine loses OF its interest but is
anxiously looked for by its thousands of readers,
residing in almost every village of the land.
i T A, the late ses'ion of the U. S. Court in the
City of Columbus, GEo. w. CLICK, Esq. OF this
place, was admitted as Attorney, Counsellor and
Solicitor, to all the Circuit and District Courts Of
the United States. We wish our young friend
success, and all abundant reward for his study and
toll in the crooked mazes ofthe Law.
n " Vessels and steamboats, are beginning TO ar
rive at and depart from our port. The Islander,
commanded by Capt. Oar, 10 10 run here this sea
son. Business opens very brisk, and unless we
much mistake the signs Of the times, Fremont
bound to rival all previous years, in the extent
OF ler CONNIE rcial operations, Our position and
location is unrisses. and capital from abroad nat
uraily seeks our place for investment. We are
very modest. and therefore will not be so garru-
lous in our own praise. There is not point II
this section of the country, that offers so many in
ducements and the certainty OF profitable dividends,
as does Fremont. Come, then, and see.
%p About S75 OOo are being piled up in the
shape of splendid, substantial, aud fire proof, brick
buildings, three stories high, right in trout of our
office. The sound of the hammer aud trowel as
it cords with the click of the compositor's types.
ia music for our The site of these growing
edices few weeks since, presented sut mass
Of black and smoulderu5 ruins. But PhGaix like
these beautiful structures arise from their ashes
! FIRE cannot burn up the energies, though it may
consume the property OF our citizens. They are
made of sie-nrr stuff. Hurry up those buildings
they're wanted
Or April showers appear to he the order o
the day--and night too. April is fckle- nded
coquetish maiden. She greels YOU with balm,
zephyrs. bearing delicious and spicy odors dae
! with your heart and toys with your locks, unli
you are ready to kneel to the saucy idy, and la.
your mammoB at her feet. Then see the vixen
the serenity of countenance is gone, no more hon
led words; all is anger, strife and passion. The'
the tears descend and ere you aware, she look
= up sgain ca IN a summer morning, with th
, crystal drops clinging to her eye-lds But she i
now the shady side Of Dirty!-Pardon, ladies;-
AND she is still going, going. g-o-i-n-g.
u y NJ Fine times these among the fisherman
as in the miners parlance we can say they ar
u taking out the big Jumps We saw one weigh
ed Wednesday evening last that had just bee
caught, and he pulled down so pounds, measuring
about S feet. A good sized sturgeon, that say we
+ though much larger ones are not unlrequenti!
! taken in our river.
| OF We notice by the NoIwa'k Reflector
that the house of Mr.. H. w. Cunningham, .
g East Clarks6eld Huron county, was struck b!
lightning. on the morning of the 20th. Th'
: house and some of the furniture was consd
erably damaged. Providentially, none of Nh
C's. family were seriously injured, though al
\ were more or less affected by the fluid.
By the way, wa would say that MIR. E. G
Gillelt. who is at present stopping al the Ere
mont House, in this place. is prepared to Pu
up Lightning Rods, for those who may desir
! such a protection on their buildings. See ad
vertisement in another column.
; EE- We would call attention TO the New
\ Advertisements in to-day's paper. Perfum
cry, s Buckland Il Co.; Lightning Rods, E
|
g. Giilett Legal Notice; New Barber Shop
in the Croghan House. Joseph Lowery; Al
ordinance by the Trustees of York township
acoupDs Of Road Notices; and Brick Yard anC
; Dwelling house 10 Let. Il. p Buckland.
4 EE- The District Court has been in sess
ION ia this place during this week, Judge
0Tls, HuMPnaEYvILLe aud Foore, presiding
Considerable business has been. before them
Es- Having had the pleasure of sp, ndine
a day or two in tie country. We notice thai