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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
An incident-An old whIg Aroused.

As the company from Fremont, last Sat
urday, with music and banners passed the
residence of SAM'L CRowELL, en- route Il
the pole raising they were greeted witt
three hearty cheers from the invalid free
man. Our whole company halted and re
turned the compliment As we drove on
we could still hear his hurrahs for Fremont
and Dayton. Although he has for severa
years been so crippled with rheumatism
that he has not the use of limb, his lung,
are good and strong, and his vote always
counts for freedom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

VINO ARE THE DEAD I'VE are inform
ed by undoubted authority that Dr.. P
BEAUGRAND stated that there had been sew
eral deaths of cholera in Fremont, on Tues
day morning, and that among the dead was
one of the Messrs King, at Head Quar-
ters, and his advice was that the people
should not go to Fremont to the COnven
ton as they were dying dreadfully with the
cholera. We have the names.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

IL heartily concur in all movements which have for
their object to repair the nisehis arising from the vio
laton Of good faith in the repeal Of the Missouri Compro
mise" AM OPPOSED TO SLAVERY in the abstract
and upon principles sustained and made habtual BY long
settled convictions While feel iuAezible in the belief
that ought not be interered with whore it exists
der the shield Of State Sovereignty Al IS ISFLExIBLT
OPPOSED TO ITS ExTESsIos on THIS CONTINENT BEYOND
ITS PRESENT LIMITS. JoHy c. FEEgoST.
to have read the platform which you have adopted,
and hsve examined with the principles enbodes
IT IS LIKE SECOND DECLARATION OF ISDE-
PESDEScE. Ibelieve in lis truth and sdopt it
PARTS; and it will be my purpose the voice Of the
people shall rtify the nominations which you have made
to conduct the Government that these principles thus
aYowed sail BECOME EFFEcrIvE. J. c. FRENoXr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
DR. TUB
DIR. TSBBS
August Appointments.

DR.. II. TUBBS, can be consulted at his rooms,
FREMONT-Kessler's American, Monday, 25th August
SANDCSKY-St. Lawrence House, Thursday 2lst Aug
TIFFIN-Shavhan House, Tuesday Goth Aug
For consultation upon all diseases OF the throat Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen, also,
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility Dy $
pepsia Female Diseases, Ague and Fever FITS Impurities
OF the Blood Eruptons Cancers, Ulcers and all oter va
riees of long-standing complaints, both eNte anu M
ternal For some ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases treating thousands ahnua
many of whom had exhausted every other resource WITHIN
reach In minerals stheT P0isos employed
does be make sick to make se tear dol0H 70 bHa
3D. The medicines be taken with safety by the most
delicate, and patients may remain at home and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment aer friends and ply
sicans had given up all hope the ndisputabe evidence
Of which always be furnished Invaids however re-
duced and despairng invited to call and may be as
sured that encouragement wiz be given or expense in
cured without corresponding prospect ofrecoyery
REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.
Dr. H Tubbs-sir:-It is thirteen years that have
been an invalid and nearly long patient OF some OF the
hest phvsicans Of Rchand and WyandOt counties Fai
inc in this was driven 10 the Of various patent bal
sans and expectorants which served much TO keep hope
alive without restoring health. When suengs were ex
scription from you through desperation than any
settled expectation ofrecovery Your requirements were
followed to the letter and the result has been far greater
improvement than have before experienced from al
other modes Of treatment combined That others may
ceive like benefits offer this for nnbcauon fIon we
earliest part Of my sickness until recently nave sunered
continually from female diseases and the distressing
symptoms to which they give rise Eight years ago was
the subject Of lung fever and subsequently, Of chill fever,
since which time have had constant cough and at times
eXpectOrated considerable quantities Of blood and matter
Night sweas were occasionally so protnse that mornings
nv garments weredrpping with perspiraOn. also
dured much from papitaton, weakness Irregular unnat
ura appetite indigestion, pain in my side &c. began
TO improve after taking your medicine, and
not only changed in strength to new person, but rid
Of the palms. cough expectoron and night sweats and
have very good appetite and digestion
Tr-,,sr G,rdnrlrv June 1855 REBFCCA NDERNoT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

SAD AccDENT.-About o'clock, an in
toxicated man of the name of JOHN NELL
VILE, fell on the track Of the railroad di-
rectly in front of the locomotive and instant
ly it passed over him serving his head in
two He had been taken off the track only
a minute before by Mr.. JACKMAN. He was
a tailor by trade and leaves a wife with three
children in Milan, Erie county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

The republicans turned out Saturday
evening and put up beautiful pole which
measures 100 feet in height, and run to its
top beautiful National Banner, with this
inscription, "Fort Stephenson, Croghan's
Victory, Aug. 2, 1873" The people were
addressed by H. Everett aud R. P. Buck
1oDd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

commenced unburdening his soul. He talk
ed of patriotism and tried to repel the char
ges of mal-administratiOn against the LO-
cofocO party, but it was an uphill business.
When he finished, 0. E. KELLOGG, Esq, of
Norwalk was called for and before he left
the stand the Toledo Buchanier had been
eomnIetelv demolished.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
~ A New York correspondent Of the

w A New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal says:
"In conversation with Col. Fremont this
morning, 1 asked him explicitly, that l
might authoratively deny the story concern
ing his religion, "Colonel, are you a ROma9
Catholic| To which he replied, IL G7a
not, nor have ever been; and but twice
during my life do remember to have BEEN
inside Of Catholic Church"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Petition 10 sell Land.
ProbeteCourt San.

IO01'1 UT -17'l--s@y No1''I3I oIs10 Q O'I19f
james ". Stevenson Admr. of
David Stevenson deceased,
VI.
Mary Jane Stevenson,
Joseph z. Stevenson
Henry Barnuu, and
Charlotte Barnum and others
TITO HENRY BARNUN and Charlotte z. Barnuin his
wife you are hereby notified that the 31st day o.
July D. 1856, said Administrator fled his petition in
said Probate Court the object and prayer Of which is 10
the lands and tenements of which the said David died
seized which consists Of the West part Of Lot Number
two hundred and thiry-one in the village Of Fremont
house and lot containing half of land in the
village of Clyde, and the middle equal third Of the
East part Of the SOuth East Quarter Of Section Number
thirteen, Township four Range sixteen, Green Creek
Township the whole tract containing ninety five
Of land.
The said petition viii be heard the thitieth day OF
August eighteen hundred fifty six IN said court.
JAMES W. STEVENSON,
Admir-, OF David Stevenson, decd.
Fremont, July s1st, 1856. 2Tw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
LUMBER YARD!

And intend keep constantly hand good assortment
Dry Lumber at the lowest cash prices.
We would call the attention Of Carpenters builders and
others who building 10 the facilities here offered 70
them, to procure their material readily and lower
price than elsewhere
Those living in the county VIII find that tev esn save
TINE and MONEY by getting their work done here.
r1 Call and examine our work and prices besoreyou
commence to build.
All orders by mail promptly attended to- and at uniform
prices. MCGEE & HAYNES.
July 4th 1886
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

EB- The State Central Committee have
issued a call for grand rally of the friends
of Free Territory, Free Speech, and of FIRE
MONT and DAYTON, at Sandusky City,
en- Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

Eg The Cincinnati Gazette says an ap-
plication has been made before Judge Nc
Lean for writs of kabeas corpus for Gov.
Robinson, Geo. W. Brown, editor of the
Herald of Freedom, and others held in dur
ance vile by the Border Rufians.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Attachment.

AlsnsOn B. Knapp Plainti Before A J. Knapp, JUS
against tice of the Peace Of York,
T. Carver, Defendant. township, Sandusky Co., o.
ON the 3d day July, A D. 1856 said Justice issued
order of Attachment in the above action for the sum
Of forty-nine dollars. ALANSON B, KNAPP.
Bellevue July %, 1858. 2fwss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
frsmont yunrnal,
Local apa lIiseeIIapeOus Nattsts.
roll of Honor-IuIy.

The receipts on subscription have been
very fair for the past month. Those who
have only promised US money will not find
tbeir names in this LIST.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Another RemarI1abIe Cure of ScrOfula.

Messrs, Bennett & Beers, Richmond.
Gentlemen-Your Carter's Spanish Mixture has per
formed remarkable cure in the person of servant man.
afflicted with Serofuan the very worst form SO BAD nae
he become eyes entirely closed and bad peer
50 for more than yearl As last resort as every
else had failed twas resolved to try the mixture
administered it according to directions and =
say perfect cure has effected am satisheo 'h
medicine equals Carters Spanish Mixture as purie
Of the blood Its creating quite excitement hee' anu
sells very rapidly. Send anotherlot BY railr0Aa
yo,-s truly. R. s. BRoADus
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

From field and wood, from lake and shore
Re-echoing sounds for Freedom pour;
Echo resounds, while near and far,
Men, joyful, wait her rising star.
Old issues fade like summer dew,
New ones arise, both good and true
They meet FREMONT appears in view.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
|TNAL SETTLEMENT.-Not

1t hereby given that A. Coles Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of T. vandercook deceased has this day filed his
counts for the final settlement Of said estate, which
counts will be heard on the 23d day Of August 1856
LYMAN GELPiN, Probate Judge.
July 2s 1886 97g8
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

EE Our carrier-boy is sick, which will
account for some of our patrons not receiv-
ing their papers last week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Special Notices.

re- WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW
SUFFERS which add so much to the appearance Of your
Dwellings and are invaluable in keeping your cool
and preventing the rays of the from fadingyour
carpets and ipjurng your furniture, manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory Of MCGEE HAYNES.
FREMONT, O., July 4, 1856. 2SH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
sash, Doors, Blinds, Window
and Door Frames.

To this isdepartment Of onr business we pay particular s
teon. Il is under the direction Of experienced work.
men, with the aid ofnew snd superior machinery,
manufacturing Doors Sash, Blinds &c, OUT OF SEAS
ONED LUMBER ONLY, whichwe viii warrant equal 70
any made the State ard give perfect satisfaction
no DIV. In Connection wifi, fls above We keena
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
FARM FOR SALE.

T0Oacres of frst-rate L ND, lying in
Il W. Ottowa county, so acres Of which are under
good cultivation and the whole enclosed with good fences
20 first quality Of timber which is suitable for all
sorts of building purposes and to Bsrringers Saw
and Grist Mill On the farm good hewed log buildings
outhouscs and stable Good water and plenty of IT, An
excellent Orchard Of Apple Pear and Cherry trees.
Said Farm viii be sold good and favorable tsns to
the purchaser Title ndisputable possession Of the land
given in September. JOHN OBERST, Sr.
Bay township, June p, 1856 22m2s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
TURNING.

" every description done to order By ezpeseneed
TofknHsn. We keep hand good assortment Of Bed
Posts Table and Stand Legs Chair stuf 6e whole
prices. Also Wagon Hubs, turned, bored and reenled
lower than they can lie procured elsewhere.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
PINE nnd POPLAR SIDING.

We manufacturing article OF Pine and Poplar SD
ing Planned and Beveled, which lays Pererfly l iAr
when put ThisSiding has given perfect satisfaction IN
instance FOrcheapneE beauty Of Gnsh snd duTG
bility, It can't be beat.
Lumber fitted for Corllee Frieze, Corner ard Bass
boards, Castings, Mouldings, &C.
Also Fencing Of s kinds sawed and made 70 order
Fence Pckets By the hundrc Round Square aid Fiat sS
any length desired.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

The firing of the cannon was the signal
for going to the Fair Grounds. The stand
in the east end was prepared for the Ger
man speakers of whom there were FOUR
Mr.. HENNIoH; julius VoRDTRIEDE, of the
Toledo Express, and another gentleman
whose name we did not learn, and HERR
MAN RUEss, editor of the Intelligence Bzatt,
Sandusky. A German motto was stretched
over the stand, and the cheering with which
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
McGee & Haynes
STEAM PLANNING MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY,
Flooring Planned and yTafchcd

to any width and thickness, and rarrcnted to LAY A
PERFECT FLOOR The advantages using this Kind of
Flooring are, that il costs ess makes aoor
and be eid in half the time Ths ecting clear Esr-
ing Of 20 per cent Those bringing Flooring from dis
taHce to be dressed, viii BE- promptly attended 70.
Planning in sll Its variOus forms done to order. Lumber
planed to a thickness and taken out Of wind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

fFAKEN UP by the subscriber, in Green
L Creek the 18th ins sorrel mare 10 to u years
DID, low in esh and with her udder maturted so that it
necessary to lance it. The is requested to pay
charges and take her away. F. 5. OWEN
Green Creek, July 25, 1856 25wS
FIN AL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
Il hereby given that John L. Greene, administrator
the estate of Daniel Moore, deceased has this day filed
his accounts for the final settlement of said estate which
accounts will be heard the 9th day Of August 1856.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Fremont July rs, 1855. Cows
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

A FAST ADMINIsTRATIoE.-The expen-
ses of the Pierce Administration. for the
last year, as shown by official figures, are
as follows:
$75,684,400, year!
$780,, 200, a month!
$1,452, ,929, week!lI
$2O7,669, a dayll!l
$500, an houri!!!!
$144, minute!l!l!!
S2.4O, a second l!ill!!
Just think of it, Let the people ask
themselves the question whether there
is any hope that Buchanan viii be any bet
ter than Pierce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-04-05
TELEGRAPmIC NEWS.
CONVERSATIONAL,

WASHINGTON. Mirh IA In the Senate 10.
day a sharp p"ron,l debate took place between
Tmmbull aud Douglas. Mrssrs. Critendon
and Sunlsr also participated In the House
Kansas Affairs were debated.
Grrely, in one Of his letters from Washing.
ton, says that il is pretty well settled among
the democracy NJ Congress that Buchanan is
10 b. their candidate for the Presidency, while
the Wee Presidency, lies between Cobb,
Tomnb', X 'sk and Fitzpatrick,
WASHINGTON. Mmrh II -!Ssnafe-Donglas
introduced n bill today authorizing the people
Of Kansas Territory 10 organize n State Gov.
ernmeni when they may attain the requisite
population.
March 10 The House adopted a rrsolu.
ton in lieu Of the majority and minority re.
ports that the Speaker appoint a committee Of
three to take testimony in relation TO the Kan.
s's contested election. nppropriaring $4,000
for thnt purpose, and the PREF idenf rpqnired 10
furnish military projection. If necessary. Reso.
lu'ion passed bva vo'e Of l0l to 90
KANSAS AFFAIRs,- Washington, March IL.
'-Advircs from k,psas state thnt the Ere
Safe Officers are nbour to be arrested BY the
Federal authorities.
ST.. LOUIS, M,rrH lS.-The Kansas L.pis.
laiure has chosen Reeder and Lane United
States Sena tors.
MEETING of AMERICAN MeMsgRs OF Cox.
Gagss. ,rrh IA meeting WAS held TO.
night, by the American memb.rs of Congress.
to deliberate as 10 what measures are best cal
cuinted 10 advance their interests in the present
Presidential campaign.
MlM.rER To SwgDEy.-Ey.G,v. Bigler, of
California, has been appointed United States
Minister TO Sweden, and will soon take his de-
p,rtnrr fnr Stockholm,
tbs Oao Kvow.N ,rH,yG s.-Cineinnui,
Mnr'h 81. 1T American Safe Coan,il,
which hrs Just been in session nj Columbus,
after a stormy session, repudiated Fillmore
and Donelson and the Philadelphia Platform.
RH"pE l,lAND PoLlrlcs.-The repr blican
State Convention Of Rhode Islands have nom
mated The same ticket Ms the Americans for
State off 'ers, except that they substituted Syl.
ves'er Robinson for Lieut.. Governor, and B.nj.
MnfGrd for General Treasurer.
New HAMpsH'RE ELscrIoN.--N. Y. March
II --ln seventy towns heard from. Wells,
Democratic candidate Tor Governor, gains four
thousand votes. The Legislature is uncertain;
thus far, the Democrats have elected fifty
members more than the Americans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-04-05

AFFAIRS IN NIcaRaeUA.-A decree has been
promulgated by the government of Nicaragua,
claiming and a~nnsxing the whole Mosquito Ter
ritory, as an integral r~orticn of the State OF
Nicaragua. Col Kinney, who claims a large
district of country in the Mosquito, subsequently
visited and had an interview with walker, which
terminated unfavorably to him. lie was suisse
%ouently arrested by order of Walker, banished
from the country. and escorted to San Juan by
an officer of Walker. Kinney lie said 10 have
taken passage for New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-04-05
From WILMINGTON,

On the night Of the ll,h inst, a maefiny Of
the ANTI Nebraska members Of Congress was
held in Washington, for conference. prerara-
tory to a union Of the elements Of opposition TO
the Administration in the approaching can.
vnss. The correspondent of the Picayune
saws the basis Of agreement was that I'LL other
issues should be merged into the single one, Of
extension or non.extension OF slavery into the
territories now flee. There seems, saws this
writer, to be scarce a donb; that the Northern
Americans. Aboluiolists proper and Free
Soilers of all parties, will conslm,te "A perfect
coalition against the Democratic candidate,
who yer he mny be.
Mr.. Henry Winter Davis, of Mar, land
(Ameri,ar) made an able speech on the Kan.
SIS question, in which he assumed the position
that Congress having the power to decide
~ ether the Legislature of Kansas was a legal
government or not, delegated the power to the
Governor of the Territory by the Kansas.Ne-
braska bill, and that he having once exercised
it the power was exhausted and the record
closed hpvond appeal either by the people OF
Kansas, Gov Reeder himself, or Congress.
Mr.. Cr,mpton has transmitted to London his
account of the recruiting business, and it is
said he undertakes to rebut Mr.. Marry's ar.
! count; but the statement on which he relies
confirms the charge of his completely both be-
fore and after the British Government had is.
| sued instructions for the discontinuance of re.
cruiting in this country.
], was lately reported, that the treaty he
tween Great Britain and Nicaragua provided,
that the latter should not assume any %iurisdr.
ton over San Juan del N"rte; but no such
treaty is known of ia Washington.
A treaty was concluded in 1S49, but it is
, believed II amounted to nothing more than n
mere military convention. Great Britain may
, interfere with Walker on the slightest pretexi,
aud the United Suites would he e~stopped from
complaint, in consequence Of the precedent at.
| forded bv the bombardment Of Gre town.
According to documents sent into the U. S.
Senate, the instructions given 10 Com. Nc.
Cauly, in April last. after the Spanish frigate
Terrolina had fred into the United Sta es
| steamer E D,raao. were to the effect that when
n similar outrage shall be committed on any
vessel rightfully bearing our flag. he mus,
promptly interpose and resist the exercise Of
;he assumed right of visitation. and repe' the
interference by force; the Executive taking
the ground that the conduct Of the authorize:
of Cuba in hailing and searching our vessels
cannot res, on any territorial jurisdiction OF
the high seas and in the %vicinity Of the lslant
! Of Cuba. This Government DENYING the ex
istence If anv state Of facts to warrant the es
erc;se Of beliperent rights. The matter wa
promp,lv brouph, to the attention of the Span
ish authorities BY The State Departru emit =
Gal. Netos 25h uh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-04-05

MCKENZIE INSTRUCTIVE call attention to the
advertisement of this justly celebrated institution
Of learning. situated near Clarksyi!le. Texas. No
institution in the State has attained rs wide a
celebrity for usefulness as the Mckenzie lnsti-
tute. We have been acquainted with its progress
since its commencement as a high school, some
fifteen years ago. 1t has constantly been onward
and upward. The labors of the indefatigahle and
talented principal, Rev. j. W. p Mckenzie, in
rearing the superstructure of his institute, have
been unremitting and ardous The edifce las
now attained to proportions of symmetry and
elegance, and he can contemplate the work of
his hands with pride and satisfaction. We are
glad to hear Of the continued prosperity of the
institution. 1t is an evidence of appreciation of
merit on the part of the public. No Texan need
send his son or daughter to the north to receive
an education whilst such institutions as McKcn-
sie's are among US.