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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-09

O1ORSH LASOOAsSS
we have on hand, such as M
Pale, Dark, Raspberry, and Blackberry
BRANDIES,
Jamaica and ST. CrOix RUM.
Schadam, and Holland GIN.
Old MOnougahea and common WHISKY,
by the barrel, as cheap as the cheapest, or as
low as the lowest
Port, Malaga and Sweet WINES.
Cherry Bounce, &c.
We intend making it our business to keep
up full supply. and make it 10 the interest Of
The Citizens of Fremont,
And residents of Sandusky County,
TO calland examine our stock,
Before they make their purchases,
As we are determined TO PLEASE EVERY
person wishing TO purchase any thing in our
line of trade, as to prices and quality.
We do not intend to suffer ourselves to
be undersOld by any like establishment
This side of New York,
We intend paying strict attention TO the
FLOUR TRADE,
We shall always have on hand, the best Brands
Of FLOUR in Barrels, Sacks and smaller guam
titles, TO suit customers
We shall also carry on extensively
The Bakery Business,
We have two experienced men in our Shop
that need no recommends, for making the best
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Crackers in this eOun-
try, the Fancy Baker not Excepted. We are
prepared TO furnish --
Groceries and Families,
With the above on the most satisfactory terms.
@ Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, &c., ,-ET
We viii say to persons buying heavy GrOce-
ries, that if bought Of us, they shall be deliver
ed any where in town
FREE OF CHARGE.
So come on, one and all, and see il HARRY
and JACK don't do tup brown.
E-n,r,nrf Nnu u la5i
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Drugs, Medicines, Glass,


Drugs, Medicines, Glass,
.DYE-WOODs, q DYE-sTUFFs,
PAINTS, OILS. PUTTY. &C.
s. BUCKE.GyE'D 81 90,
.HAVE Just received alarge lot Of Drugs and
IL Medicines, fresh from the Importers,
which they are offering at the very Lowest
Cash price. Our stock is now complete, and
we will convince any and all, who may favor US
with call, that we can aud do sell Drugs and
all other Articles in our line, as cheap as they
can be bought this side Of Cleveland. All arti-
cles WARRANTED GOOD and just what they are
recommended or the money efunded.
Particular attention paid to Physicians or.
ders, and good articles always given with the
privilege of returning all articles not good.
PAINTS AND OILS
Warranted pure, and cheap as the cheapest.
1880 Kegs Lead ground and dry,
30 Bbls. Lnseed Oil,
100 lbs Paris Green,
9000 O. Whiting,
100 Chrome Green,
100 90 Chrome Yellow,
500 " French Yellow,
500 /" Venitian Red,
500 1" Red Lead,
so " Amber Burnt and Raw,
25 " Vermillion,
3 Bbs. Turpentine,
3 '' Sperm Oil,
" Fish Oil,
8 Varnish for furniture and coach,
And very choice lot of Pure Wines and
Liquors, for Medicinala and Pharmaceutical P pur-
poses only.
Give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere
and be convinced that Buckland's is the place
TO getthe worth of your money. Dent forget
the place No. 3, BHckland's Block at the sign
Of the Book and Mortar.
Fremont Oct. l. J53-tf
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Legal Notice.


Sandusky County, o. Court Common Pleas.
WILLIAM NJ REDFI ED, Plaintiff,
against
FRANCIS a. BEACH, Defendant,
ERANCIS A. BEACH, is hereby notified
i that William M. Re dfeld has filed pc
tition against him in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Sandusky County, State of Ohio, the
object and prayer OF which petition is, to en-
force the performance Of a written agreement,
made and entered into by said Beach and said
Redfeld, on the 6th day of October, A. D..
eighteen hundred and ffty-one, for the convey
ance by plaintiff to defendant Of the following
described lands, to wit:
The north half OF the southeast quarter OF
section number twenty-seven. in township
number six, range number fourteen containing
eighty acres. Also, the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section number two,
in township number FIVE, range number four
teen containing forty-two and ninety-ive one
hundredih acres. Which lands are situated in
Sandusky county, Ohio.
Said petition states that said Redield has
complied with the conditions Of said contract
on his part, and that said deed has not been
delivered, and prays that said Beach may be
compelled to convey said land 10 him, and for
other proper relief Defendant is required to
answer by the 26th day of February, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve.
VIM. M. REDFIELD.
By his Attorneys,
BUCKLAND g. EVERETT.
Fremont. Jan. -, 1855. 5lw7-PFS5, 80
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ATTACHMENT,
JACOB F. R. sEBRIKG,

JACOB F X. bEBRING,
tItE VS..
Charles A. Henry.
A 4 lIie instance Of the Plaintiff an attach
IA msnt has been issued by S. Buckland, q
Justice Of fhe Peace Of Saudusky township.
Sandusky County, Ohio, for the sum Of one
hundred and forty.iye dollars and ffty ceuis,
against The goods and ohaltIes Of Charles A.
Henry, an abscondiag debtor.
J. F. R. sEBRING
February 2, 1855. 2w8-Pf.F Fee$I,75
NILSandLamps.- ps.-Tanner'ssnd Machinists'
~ Oils or the best quality at
Dee.29. CANFIEED s. BROTHER. :
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Freemen Awake!

NO MORE. SLAVE TERRITORY ~
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
Must be settled by Free Men!M
THEODORE CLAPP, is manufacturing all
l. kinds of CANDIES, from the best crush
ed, loaf, coffee and clarified sugars. A good
assortment always ON hand, and for sale. Also,
general
Stock of Groceries,
consisting in part of crushed loaf, powdered,
granualed, coffee crushed, New Orleans and
Cuba brownsugar. Old Government Java, La
guyra, and Rio Coffee, chocolate, plain and
sweet do, ,saIeratus, starch, pepper, aspice, gin
ger, nutmegs, indigo, cloves, English g. Amer
lean mustard, cinnamon in mats, also ground
spices of all kinds. w. |. pepper-sauce, pick
les in jars. ssrdines, liccorice.
TDG Aspendid article OF black and green
L -. T E A s, which will only need the
trial TO suit
GOLDEN SYRUP,
Molesses, Naples and Scisily figs, raisns, Mr.
and Layer prunes, dates citrons, oranges, and
lemons, Zante cur:ants, fig paste &c.
NN UJ III 50 .
Bordo almonds, Scisily soit-sheI almonds, Bra
zil-nats, fiIberts, English and French walnuts,
and cocoa. nuts.
SOIpg
or all kinds, CASTLE, common bar, extra family,
white bar, toilet, shaving military and fancy.
FOB bEscCO.
Lumb Tobaceo.-Holbrook' Curry's, Mil
lers, X & r, Elgalo Laurel leaf.
Tin Foil, Paper and Can fne-cut Chewing =
Lilenthall's, Thomas c. Miller, Serbers, Bron-
sons, Thos. Hoyts.
SMOKING of all kinds, in papers or barrel;
also the genuine Scafferlaty, Turkish Smoking
A fine stock Of
NKEE IONS,
At Wholesale or Retail.
GLASS JARS, from quarts to i gallons
ale glasses, goblets tumblers, Aasks fruit aish-
es, &C., &c.
WOODEN WARE,
Tubs, pals, bowls, &c e, floor-mats, baskets and
brooms, shoe-brusbes, and shoe backing.
Imported Principe and Havana
Segars, Regalias, Cassidores, Lauormas, Lon
dres, and the genuine spotted Florida, and Jen-
ny Lind Segars, and
Al articles usually kept
In a general Grocery Store,
Which will be sold at
Wholesale or Retail.
Main street-FREMONT, o.
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In Partition,
Christopher Miner.


Christopher Miner,
OHRISTOPHER MINER will take notice,
~ that petition was filed against him on the
23d day Of January, A. D. eighteen hundred
and 6fty-6v 10 the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Sandusky county, and State Of Ohio, by Miner
va Main, wherein the said Minerva Main de-
mands partition Of the following real estate in
said county to wit:
The east part Of the west half Of the sonth-
west quarter Of section number thirty one,
township number six, range number sixteen,
containing about eighteen acres OF land, and
being tie remainder Of said half quarter section
above described, alter taking off hfty-twO acres
thereof from the west side Of the same occupied
by Brsdner Ferguson.
And shat at the next term Of said Court ap-
plication viii be made by said Minerva Main,
fol an order that partition may be made Of said
premises MINERVA MAIN.
BY BUCKLAND g. EVERETT,
@fsp- Hey ATTORNEYS
January 26. 1885. IwT-Pr Fee, $40
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New Shoe Shop,

~ The Subscriber has opened
a new custom shoe shop, in the rooms recent
ly occupied by G. w. & C. S. Click. over
Wooster's drug store. where he will be found
AT ALL TINES. The
BEST WORK AND GOOD FITS!
Prompt and reasonable. No sale-work to rec
ommend as being as good as home made. | al
so keep constantly on hand for sale, Sole and
Upper leather, French aud Domestic Calf
Skins, Boot top and Goat Morocco, Pink,
White and Bark Sheep Skins.
Thread, Nails, Bristles, Pegs. Var and
other fndings.t
Call and satisfy yourselves ladies and gentle
men. A. TAYLOR.
Fremont, Oct Is, 1854. 3sG
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Choice Bargains,
Now offering at
Beery's Cash Store!

Cb Y ID E D ii 10.
7 am daily receiving additions to my large
i stock Of Cheap Goods, of New Styles.
EE Our terms are CASH! -RT
And we shall not sell DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. u Cash Customers will please
call and examine the following Splendid bar
gains:-
A Large Stock of Groceries,
Teas As. and Coffee Is. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molasses: we
have an article of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1000 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool deIaines, plaids all styles, at
about any price. Also, new styles of Shawls,
and TaImas, that are not kept in this vicinity.
Also, large stock Of Ladies' Collars, Chemi-
setts. under-sleeves aud hosiery.
$4,000 Worth of CLOTHING, at pri-
ces that no one can compete with. Nice, new
STYLES and tip-top made. Also, those 5 cords
mers, satinets, faunels, drawers, under-shlrts
and neck-ties. And then we come to
1900 prs. BOOTS and SHOES, for La
dies, children and men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys aud misses boots that are right, and |
shall reduce the price on boots and shoe this
fall. Our stock is tp-toP, and prices, o. K.
Also, the best stock of staple and fancy Goods.
Satinet at IS Cd and upwards; red Aannels at
low figures: Tweeds cloths aud cassimers, all
wool goods 20 per cent less than last years
prices.
Cfockery and Hardware-Carpets at
cost aud transportation. Wall and Window
Paper-I, 900 rolls, cheap. Lots of Goods not
enumerated Remember, this is the place TO
get goods right.
re- We take almost anything in ex-
change for our Goods. NJ Foreign Bank
money al par. P. B. BERRY.
CLYDE. O.. Oct. d, 1854. 4gtf
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"a

NOTICE.-Ths subscribers to yhe capital
lN stock Of the Fremont aud Indiana Rail.
road, will take notice that the 6th instalment
il now due, aud hope prompt payment will be
made. The subscriber is authorized to receive
instruments aud will be found in the Brchard
Block. d. W. ARMSTRONG,
Fremont, Nov 10. lS54.-42t Sec'y.
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New Establishment.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
AT the Fremont
Grocery and Provision Store.

SHoMO & HALE have opened Whole
- sale and Retail
Grocery and Provision Store,
At the I'd Stand of J. F. R. Sebri
Where thev intend to keep every thing in the
shape ofFAMILY SUPPLIES, such as Wheat
and Buckwhest Flour, Corn Meal, Feed for
Horses aud Cows.
Among our extensive Stock may always
he found the best OF Golden, Sugar House, N.
York and Cincinnati Syrups; pulveTized, gram
ulated aud crushed Sugars; also he best N.
Orleans at 81 to cts; Young Hy son, Imperial,
Gunpowder and Black Teas.
Old Java and Rio Coffees. salera'us,
Starch, Rasins, Prunes, Citron, English Cur
rants. Corn Starch, Sperm, Stearine and Tall
low Candles. Winter bleached Lamp Oils,
Hamburgh Cheese. Constantly on hand full
supply of
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WAR WITH RUSSIA!

WE look with great interest for the arrival
w ofthe next Steamer from Europe, which
will undoubtedly, bring the intelligence of most
sanguinary. conflicts between the great Powers
of the Eastern Continent.
But that need not however alarm the people
ofNorthern Ohio, and more especially the citi-
zens OfSandusky county, for they
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-09
New Goods!
New Firm! and New Building!!
Head QUARTERSI

AND GREAT BARGAINSi
This grand Mammoth II Rod Establishment i,
now complete, measuring Al by l70 feet;
rods longer than the Old Stomping Ground!
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LOCAL Ew 8.

MEETING or THE UNIos AssoctArfoN.-fhe Union Asso-
citation Harmony Hall the 9th of June, 1852 the
proeident in the chair.
Reports being in order the chairman from the committee
appointed at the last meeting for the purpose specified
made the following report which, being read, was on
motion, unanimously adopted:
Al an election for officers Of the corporation OF Washing
ton held the frat Monday of june 1885, the returns made
bv the commissioners of election samuel y Doug
lass to have the office OF register 333 votes more
than VIM r. Mccormick the present incuEnbeptj John Al.
McCaa for the Office OF collector 2ol votes more thsn
Robert j. Roche the present Incumbent and k f. Hunt,
for the of surveyor 4s4 Votes than his compeh
tor :. T. Albert.
In the Of the register and collector the alleged ma
orty represented have been produced by the rcon
IN the part of election, oil legal votes,
which, had they received, would have given majority
to each OF the present ncumbents- ,
The OF the charter OF b4s provides that the
collector and surveyor shall be severaly elected
on the first Monday OF june bennialy that they shall
respectively hod their Offices until their respective success
duly elected and qualified unless sooner
from ofcea The charter then authorizes the corporation
10 define duties OF those ocers TO prescribe the anonnt
Of and security be given by each and 70 pass laws
for the proper discharge of their duties The charter hert
aeserbes the which those officers any OF them,
may be removed declares that In of such cases
sha be for board Of aldermen and board OF com.
mon council by joint resolution to remove such ocers ANA
An ordinance corporation Of the 2sth OF May lss,
sbeabans Compilation PIP u.s. 49, enac that the persons
elected Q the oees q ssge .na eson he
duties their respective Offices on the rs day OF july neS'
after their election.
lar eection held on first Monday Of June, 1888 The
requires them hold their offices until superseded by
duy elected and qualified unless sooner
from Office the claiming 70 snPesede them ava
no, receive the majority OF the legal votes whcn were
"a those daily elected and the iucumoents
Nave the right under charter hold their offices and
unless they see resign their Offices this right can be de-
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From the North Carolina Standard
HON " NJ SHAW


VIII be SEEN by the proceedings of the Gatcsve con-
aon lhet this gallant democrat and able public servant
& been nominated for reelection by reclamation and amid
ch enthusiasm Speaking Of the convention the Pioneer
s Its Proceedings marked by the most perfect
a4hlmity and the most ardent enthusiasm. Not single
Scordant note disturbed its harmony Every Of the
Invention prevailed without dissenting voice; and the
members seemed TO vie with each other harmony and
0a Will All looked with eye single to the success OF
we eaR's which an espoused. There chickering's,
1eaFt-bGrnings discomfort repeated ballots The
'ne Of DR. Shaw the only presented, and he
unanimously nominated standardbe in the pres
~ campaign Able, eloquent aud effective speeches
s'ered by Vim. r. Martin, VIM c. Hunter, and j. r Jor-
~ esq' and the audience manifested their appreciation
sm BY frequent bursts Of enthusiastic applause Know
".alhgism Jared badly at their hands.r
~ shaw IS opposed by Col r. T. Paine the candidate Of
v show-nothngs. The contest will be animated, and
~ DC close but there can be 40 doubt az 10 the result
O'aed the democrats Of the district TO them
'sh 70 their principles, and TO their candidate, We
te'erl assurance that they will be. We learn that
w are hy aroused, and that they viii be aided in the
ast BY the voices and the votes Of gentlemen compo-
~ ne hover Of the whig party Colonel Paine lacks
~ D' Shaw possesses in high degree-to wit popa-
III and the want Of such element cannot be sup
~ % Tree country like this by the threats the oa,hs,
- VIC drilling Of the darklantern lodges
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May ID
syy JAMES q. MCGUIRE, Aaet,em.sr.

rRUsrRE's sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on seventh Monday afternoon June 2th al ia
eco,k the premises deed from James
Mise aud wits 1884 and duly recardsd ts sab
scrbs ait that of 10, sfouna
twelve, 2J IN susefed tour htadtsd add tweny
m between q and
s,r,.. ne,,b sad bounded fosws Brgnnt,g tbs
point .ns o. sad distances
brr ~ Seventh rei twenty r FEET
,h,ee dus west hundred
thence twenty thecc.
hpnirca ~
ground tosther WITH the
cens,-tleg ~ a STORY hrtck dwelling house.
residue Twelve, and eisb
months secured ~ deed q e
i@es
All eouveysncing at the cost OF purchaser.
cpnsed with In aYs days aler tue'
right rcse thu sk and ekpuhs'
OF sach drfsuitng purchaser.
NtCH CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G MeeuiEt,
May sa-@ad&d. Aneifonesf
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ay GnRkN 4 sUtIfr, AuesIoIaseFs-
ARGK AND C9NMoBloUs BRICK nuusE Am LOT on
az EAVit4l Friday ne ~ ~ tase,
saai sei, q eiecs 40 nc premises ~ ief-e go ~sl
bull afseH tTck hua~a isNiy 90 na 4Ne&t
taarhi aaf~d Esia~afs asruuc a. ~ 81 Hn'ta
"a F1fe rtI hs
rroHgtA rp0us, vide gsss thf,NFA
sad bait ~ih thlsk pu a cellar eve Whse
sad he lot hens haf % ~ Na square Ma e-f pkstnF
% miry fe - ,estss rpenag - Get sstn rshs' & |
i~ei suey the above feesnct egrsiht 80
hsndssme teeauaus Waiateo rae
senuus NE n~i eenmsAdrE Thefe iexrl
~asoi tie cuur,
one lenfA eath tr,suce IL two tba. 80
purchaser dseftet p aftag
Interest FROM day e ss4s.
deco aivtn dsad ~ taken. Tlts sputnla
Al coayey .nre he ccat o. ne paseha-.t
GKEEN \ SCoTT
MAJ 10 Aueuapsats
lzy-rns above postponed, la coassq Aonoa
he fAn, uaai Friday, slh instant AZ o,eieCk, p
GREEN SC0TT,
Jane sd hu5ifsuctra.
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From the Georgia Constituoralist and Republic.
ENERAL PIERCE AND THE KANSAS QUESTION.

GENERAL PIERCE AND THE KANSAS QUESTION.
We take off our hat and make respectful acknowl-
eigmens for the compliment paid effort Of PEN in
great and patriotic movement conveyed in the following
paragraph. We cut it from the Southern Banner into
which it has been copied We quote it invite especial
eaon to the exhortaton contained in the closing para
graph
A CAPITAL LEADER.--We congratulate the readers of
ae last number OF the Constitutionalis and Republic
on the pleasure they must have enjoyed in reading the
article OF Mr. Gardner entitled "The Paramount Question
the Day lis with un.eigned pleasure that record
the fact that in community this fine production of Mr.
Gardner pen has excited general remark and approval
\ s an suspicious sign to our people reading a
Per imbodying such thorough Stae-rights and Georgia
nhs doctrines with much avidity and it is cheering
nat these sentiments sustained by the voice
the people Let plumbers be committed in the use
a the true sons OF Georgia make of the present golden
opportunity and the vindcaton OF the rights of the State
sad the authority of the law will be triumphant
Atiana Examiner.
let not the know-nothng press break our ranks or
Hcrve the people from the plain path of duty by appeals
past party preudces, dsscnsions among those
Engaged with Mr. Stephens in his patriotic course because
" cannot all agree with him in his estimate of Mr. Pierces
administration. We believe Mr. Stephens has done Mr..
Fierce injustice in his late letter and that time will show
We believe Mr. Stephens is heightened and honora-
e man. and that none will be ready than himself
acknowledge it when convinced he has been unjust
opponent If it can be proved that Mr. Pierce did appoint
M Reeder governor Of Kansas for the purpose of his
nng It reesoi State win be prompt to denounce
ae act and the motive Of II and to denounce him for it.
but 1t should be borne in mind that Governor Reeder
unanimously confirmed by the Senate Southern senator's
look pains (Nr. Toombs among them have it from
as own ps) to inquire into Mr. Recders views, and ex-
anime his antecedents and they satisfied with him
Aua his record Senator Brodhead Of Pennsylvania
ound democrat and sound the slavery question as
any all his votes show lived Ia the same town
With Governor Reeder He testified that Governor Reeder
a long been honorable competitor Of his in the demo
0auc party for nomination for the Senate and never
gmEathized with freesoileskpd never quoted Senator
odheads pro-slavery void, s1ainst him. tried to use
ZEN to his prejudice
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NEw EDITro~ ptgKg~~~ Ccmpsett w"ps So
N dickens 10 i've volumes Five
volumes. ~ a.
The @.sssx nds o. Mlriaa., ~ Nfa Enga
r.. NJ sou'h~0-n Z bound. 81 rs
Ju.i pusi,shsa ard M sale a TAYLOR MAURYB
May ~ Bookstore, near ssh shese
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ny JAMES q. mecuIKE. ausuoassr

iHoicE COLLECTION or RARE AND VALUABLE OIL
u public auction Tuesday aserno June ~
o'clock FaTnha bookstore,
Pennsylvania sua se collection a
valuable oil paintings selected with great ~ a. ~
Darow from various galleries on The ecnrnent aaeasst
specmens Of Domenichine Nva str
godfrey Ruee A. Van Wiss, Juo Wilson GanshOro, Muua
venet, Puussin, Slayer, IT,, and others.
win opeu pictures ee exhibition daily
until sale,
ohtned tue saloon ~ the auction
800 and under, cash that credit ~ go and
81 days, satisfactorily eaiosed notes bearing Interest
JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucuoneer,