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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Convention was called to order at
half past o'clock. Mr.. Browne, of Port
age, from the committee on organization,
reported as follows:
President-Caleb B. Smith, of Hamilton.
Vice Presidents-1st, Frederick Meyer.
Cd, Amos Moore. Sd, Paterick Kelley
4th, John Walkup. 5th, John Paul. 9th,
R. w. Clark. 7th j. G. Gest. 9Th, DR., Horr.
9th, J. ]. Williams. 10th, H. S. Bundy.-
l1th, Virgil E. Shaw. 18th John A. Sin
nett. 18th, John Sherman. l4th, VIM. G..
Meyer. 18th, John Houston. 10th, VIM.
w. Wood. 18th, John McCurdy. 18th F.
Wadsworth. 10th, John F. Morse. goth,
w. H. Howe. 21st William Mcdowell.
Secretaries-John X. Green, Hamilton.
s. II. Matthias, Shelby. Isaac Hazlett,
Stark. w. R. Lloyd, Jefferson. G. w.
Clisbeo, Cuyahoga. F. M. Chase, Will
Jams. S. G. Writer, Miami. w. t. Bas-
com, Franklin. ]. B. Robinson, Sciota.
The committee also recommended the
following as the order of business:
LIST. After the organization, the candi
dates for the various offices shall be annonuc
ed for nomination as follows:
First, Governor; I'd, Lieutenant Cover
nor; Sd Supreme Judge; 4th, Treasurer o.
State; 5th, Secretary of State; 9th, Board
of Public Works.
I'd. The vote for each candidate shall be
by counties, and the counties shall be called
ia alphabetical order.
sd. A majority Of the whole number o
votes to constitute choice.
4th. The rules of the last House of Rep
-resentatives of Ohio, as far as they are ap
plicable, are to govern this convention.
5th. All resolutions of general nature
shall be referred without discussion to th'
committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. Smith came forward and was receiv
ed with great applause. On taking tn,
chair, he made most eloquent and patri
otto speech, and closed with brief. bu
beautiful culogy upon tho character AM
services of Salmon P, Chase.
Judge Humphrey, Of Licking, made re
port from the committee on Credentials
which was accepted.
Sampson Mason rose and said that d
arose TO nominate Salmon P. Chase for tn
Office of Governor, and as he regarded
useless 70 go through with the forniallty,
a ballot, he moved that he be nominated b
acclamation. The question was then pu
and every delegate in the Convention r.
sponded aye. Whereupon SALMON
CHASE was declared unanimously nom
mated. The whole Convention received th
same with loud cheers and waving Of hal
and handkerchiefs. lsaee
On motion Judge Green of Washiugtc
co., Mr.. Mason of Clark, and Mr. Brown
Portage, wers appointed to wait upon Go
erAer Chase and informed him Of his non
nation. ~ = '''' "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

Manufacturers of Copper, Tn and SheetIron Ware,
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves, Rag
All sorts OF genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brio
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio. May 90, 1854.
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p. FusseIman a Co.

Dealers in Stoves Tin, sheetIron, Copperware, Wash
boards, Pows &c. We have opened entire stock
in the Tyler Block Corner of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Jobbing and Repairing Of every
kind. Call and see April 27, 1885,
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Masonic.

FoRT STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 225 Free and Accepted
Masons, meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block
the lst and Sd tuesday evenings Of every month";
FREMONT CHAPTER, No. o. Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the same place. the 1st Friday evening every
month.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

Roberts & sheldon.

FOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 1856, Independent Order Of Goo
Tempars meets at their Hail. in ''Buckeye Building, e
cry Friday evening.
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One of the most prominent citizens of
Missouri--the owner Of twenty-one grown
up slaves, besides their progeny-has otter
ed to emancipate all, provided general aman,
cipation could be secured. He knows and
says that the rise in real estate, consequent
upon the abolition Of slavery in Missouri,
would four fold pay for the slaves.
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i. o. o. f.

CRoGHAS LoDGR, No. IL Independent order Of Odd Eel
lows, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, in Buckland's Block
svery Saturday evening
FREMONT EyCAMPMENr, No. "a, IO.O.F., meets in tn,
same Hall on the I'd and 4th Monday evenings of every
month.
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Greene & Fiuetrock,

Attorneys at Law will attend to all business entrusted
to their care. Ofice-Nims Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main street, Fremont Ohio.
]. l.. GREENE. T. p. FINEFROCK.
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HonaeopatI,y.

DR.. j. W. FAILIEG, having established himself for the
entity would respectfully announce to tine public that his
present arrangements will enable those desrous Of avail
ing themselves OF Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether in
or out oftown- G-D Rooms, in Sharp Shomos Block,
NIB Dr. ~ pays particular atteptipn to all foms OF
shronie Diseases Fremont, April 10, 1855.
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Upholstery.
Fitch's Gallery of Art.

Dbroipe', DagHerreOtypes and Photographs takes IN
superior style Also, Portraits painted Life Sise, s
hsr from ths sitter from DagpsrrsofyPes and salts
faction Narrated in all cases.
have lately purchased the stock fixtures &c. belonging
TO the A. D. wies' rooui In Minis block, and shall conn
the business at the place. where shall bo happy
TO attend TO those who favor me with call.
Instruction given in Ambrotyping also in Portrait and
Landscape painting. M w FITCH
Fremont, Oct 81, 1856. loyl
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
ISAAC WI. KEELER, Proprietor

I11olIIe7
Leaded Notices preceding marriages, and Double coll
umn Advertisements to be charged double the above rate
Advertisements should be marked with the number of
insertions or they will be continued until and
charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING,
ofal kinds neatly and expeditousy executed and that
too, to the full satisfaction of our patrons.
BLANKS,
ofal descriptions kept hand will he printed
hours notice. ISAAC N. KELLER,
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal.
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auckland Il Everett,

Attorneys and Counscors at Law, and Solicitors In
Chance will attend to business and Land
Agency In Sandusy and adjoining counties Office End
story Buckland's Block Fremont.
R. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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q, IA. MoOULLOCH,

Dealers in Drugs Medicine Dys-stus, Glass, Paints
Oils Books, Stationery, &C., Fremont, Ohio
The Washington union., 1857-05-08

senate Washington free charge for carriage before the
10Th ofSoptember noxt
Every artae mus o. stAs oy a qualify, aies inferior article
odiai for.
estimated that the quantities viii required
for the rst session but the right the Secretary
oder giving reasonable notice additional during
that session OF for subsequent session Of the Thirty hnh Con
gress.
sufficient specimen Of proposed paper
qure and Of envelopes 25 accompany proposal
be marked with the
article and % paper the weight per The whole Of each
article specified the foregoing list viii
the person Offering any prize
Quality consdered win receive for the
ecntng bond with satisfactory the
tay OF the senate for the performance thereof under forfeiture
twice the contract price in failure which
the Office OF the said Secretary within the
have been accepted.
article contracted for should within
stipulated or should be Inferior tho
of tho contractor viii be put In suit
Proposals should bo endorsed Proposals
Senate and be directed tho Secretary Washing
ton.
Proposals specimens tbs oce free Of
charge.
Ap 25-laN4w
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provided the that the shall the
annung the without
shan appropriations
for the articles named the completion
and which this advertisement based shall also have the
power increase diminish the quantities the
headed insceaneOus the schedule
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
through the post Office which shall be considered
and they do
fifteen days the acceptance
OF their bid will be with
and the Of daulng bidder will be held rpon
siblc for all delnqnencies.
All made arfd conformity nent Will
at the option OF the bureau, be rejected
Those only whose accepted
tracts win BE- ready for may prac-
tlcabe
May 2-1aw4w
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pRoposALs.



Bureau q Yards and Docks, May !, 1857
C,FAIED PROPOSALS for each class separately
- enaorscd Proposals No the ca for the
ySS al nans ts yard viii be received at This ONCE until
Inc lsl day az furnishing and delivering at the several
articles embraced IN printed
schedaes will be furnished application and sent by mail
desiring contract for all the
classes named therein by commandments Of the
Yards for the yards under their command by the
navy all the yards
10 prcren confusion and mistakes IL cang h ce no oh H b
classes fhan yad "a one ene
the bid and contract
hereby cautioned and particularly nohed that their
tho hereinafter prescribed and be mailed In
time the time expires for receiving
them ,oieh shdi BE- red qter the period
sated and olto,rano made for failures Of he mail
guard sganst being opened before the time appointed
envelope above address
and draw line under the endorsement thus
"Prosais for Class No name ne oo) for ne Mary Tnd al
(aaSae tie yard J"
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PENSACOLA.

within which articles win be
qucd to be delivered and where tho printed schedule j. not used
tho periods deliveries copied the bids. All
the which delivered such
place places including rayag and carriage the place whore
within the navyyards respectively for which tho
he directed by the commanding officer thereof and all other
things being equal preference viii be given 10 American
No article will be received after the expiration of the period specified
in the schedules for the completion Of deliveries unless specially
thorized by the department.
Is be provided understood
by the bidders that the and number articles enumerated in
classes headed msceaneoos specified tho probable quantity
which be required well
bid but the IL to furnish
articles and in such quantities, and at such times
quantities STATED (and eqntrs through the
shall bs dcemed sufficient notice. during the fiscal ending 30
1858 whether the quantities required be than
those specified tho prices shall remain the
All the articles under the contract must be Of the bcst quality de
hvered good order free OF all and charge expense the
and subject TO inspection count weight measure
mont Of the said navyrd aud be In all respects satisfactory TO the
oonmandsut thereof Bidders referred TO the yard for plans
specifications samples and any further description The articles
Contractors classes headed mccneous who do reside
tho place where the articles be delivered will be required
name III tn proposals an agent AZ inc Guy OF principal pee near
the yard OF delivery called deliver articles nth
out delay when they shall be required
Approved sures in the full amount of tho contract will be
qurcd and twenty additional security deducted
each payment until the shall have been completed
celed unless otherwise department.
headed mscciancou required during
year the twenty pr cntum retained the discretion OF the
eommanant be paid quarterly first OF january April July
October when the deliveries been satisfactory and
eighty cent? will he respectve navy
within thirty days after the presentation Of bills In pcate duly
No tho per paid until NIL the re-
offered under the contract shall have bccn removed
will be stipulated IN the contract that default made by
the parties OF e rst part delivering al or the
toned IN any class d for the quality and nj the places
provided then the parties win forfeit md
pay 70 the United States of 70 exceed
according 70 the act Of Congress provided approved
March 3, 1919
collector district or some other person
satisfactorily known 70 the eireau.
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fbrm q ONsr
(IIcre date the oner. J

hsre insert the comparing fe nrm Of name
town. the state) hereby
dated ae OF advertisement
the requirements Of the and the printed schedule which
refers all the articles embraced in Class No. cass) for
(nane ynrd according said schedule,
ere paste printed class the schedule opposite each
tho and carry the the dol
lars and and foot the amount of the bid for the
cass) amounting to (here write the amount In words.(
(herc required by
the sehedue for the supply under the classes miscellaneous
nonresident hs place delivery should accepted
request the be prepared and the agent
(narne the agency for signatures and certificate
(iisre the bi.der and each firm sgn.)
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mo. SOL
Notice

Of the Esa,iaen @ additional Land Disa STATE Of Wis
copsin
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
II March 1887 entitled San establish
district IN the Wisconsin, be called the
TMc which district embraces that portion of the old
Hudson districts lin, dsfng fefy
and doy aohi south siine diriding tafn,hpry
north N ~ line ding and ro h>
iis didi9 anc vIre pcs II hereby
made that district has
the town of "Fsu CrJirsf' II said State
Given under hand, tho city Of Wellington h eleventh day
OF April, A. n 1857.
by order of the President:
jos q WILSON
Acting Commissioner of the General land Ofnco
Ap lI-lawByf
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

WI near laimoroTe session of this nourihing in
ston, located OF Mount Washington, miles Northern
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature Will n
on the first Wednesday in May 1897 with full faculty f
enccd instructors consisting Of nye gentlemen aud several Indies
This college all that could well be desired purposes IN
hcd female education No spared
make what ought 70 be in all rcpec,s The locality highly "a
ulrous and picturesque the mot
desirable in the State Tho shady grounds afford ample
for pleasant walks and henhf building
large imposing brick edce, ercced expressly for hrsto
female coegc thoroughly ycnatcd lighted with handsomely
furnhed supplied 10 each story and accommodations for
about 100 boaders The establishment complete costing not
ess than $40 900 During this the st year Of ts operation NUN
bers 81 boarlers.
Catalogues further may Union
Office and o Rev nr r Hener Hon vansan Baltimore;
and Rev George LOWS scalcy Principal Mount Washington Mary
land ELIAS HEISER,
President OF the Board OF Vsi,cFs,
March l4-SatSwed6w
The Washington union., 1857-05-08

Il their Incomes must be dobcdIhe undersigned invent
cd aud obtned ers patent from the United States the nr
rangecn aud combination of machinery converting cn
INTO yarns by continuous from tho through h "a
rous preparation and spinning machinery until ready fr ship
ment weaving.
The saving from we M this win hc al least ten per cent
ana yarns made ire the hbrc nnbroAen nurcd by the T
ra 81 thn machinery 81 the present used and ar
ensnge ~ VII be abou fifty poe cent and heavier anu
Wh command the markets q the world distancng all competition
advanced prices,
The undersigned prepared 10 dispose Of privileges me hs
patent mud planters viii be Informed terms complete W
stucons how use how obtain the machinery and m
other necessary particulars, application addressed
pec e-~2awly9 GEORGE G. HESRY, Mobile
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Proposals for stationery.

REPRESENTATIVE uSIrKD srArEs
Clerks Once, March 81 1887.
pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
OF Congress Of the Goth lss2 entitled legazng
and making appropriations for such objects
usually included bills without authority
law and x provide for certain incidental Of the
and Offices purposes sealed
will be this
June IL O'Clock Tor furnishing the following articles
ione for the use OF the House OF Representatives during the Thirty
viz:
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mo. $50.
Notice

OF s EadSlmen f three additional Land oGces in The Territory
Of Nebruska
N pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
u March 3d. 1857 entitled can establish treo additional
land districts In the Territory Of Nebrasa be called respectively
the NEnAnA LAND DsrRcn the sorTn PLATTE RIVER Insr
and the "DAKorA LAND DsricT hereby declared and made
known that the Offices for said districts have established fol
lows, viz
For the "NEaAHh LAND DsnuCr' at Brownsville.
For the 'Soum PLArrE Drsrucrn Nebraska City.
For the "DsNorA DsruT Dakota said
given under hand the city Washington day
Of APRIL 1857,
BY order OF tho President:
JOS g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General once
AprlI I4-Iaw6w
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mo. 57s.,
Notice

q e Esdimef qf tres additional Land Obc e Territory
-
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, entitled additional
dts the Territory Of Kansas to be called respectively "
land district the "osagc land district Wcstcrn
d IS hereby declared and made known thai the said
districts have been established ms follows, viz:
For the "DElwARE DoSiflas.
For tho a0s,GR DISTRICT at FoRr soorr,
For tho aWEsrERN DISTRICT" OGDEN, said Tertiary
Given under my hand the Washington eleventh day
Of April A. u. 1857
BY order Of the President JOS q.
Acting Commissioner oi the General Land ORce.
Ap 11--1aw6wt
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FSrm n Guarontee.

The undersigned guaraDtor) tho and
guaranior
horeby that the above the bidder bidders
Will his the above be accepted
with the United within fifteen days after notice
through the office Of the Of his he offers before
mentioned.
Witness signature OF guaranors)
certify (here the guaaniors)
good and responsible this
(Ignatnre.)
TO signed by the district Judge attorney collector
known the bureau to be responsible
The Washington union., 1857-05-08
March li-satSved
UNITED STATES NAVAL gorEr or ISorIRY,
Washington Fehruary 20 1851

FTNHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the nforma
Il ton Of parties coming before The section
the act Of January B 1887 that they will respectively advised
the department when their shall referred the
court; and that Il desirable presenting they
should prepared with de-
sire 70 have summoned specifying which the beads
OF "htness for the naval scrvcen their test
mony to be applied respectively delay ah
which be required; and In respect Of what wnessee
j. NJ. CARLISLE, ludgo Advocate
Feb 2st-f
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United states Patent once,
Washington April s. 1857

nN the petition Of Harriet V. Terry adlnnistra-
~ trix Of VIM D. Terry OF Boson, Massachusetts
praying for The extension Of paent granted to the said VIM Ter
on the 18th day OF July, 1s43 for improvement
pSemcnts for from the expiration Of a tni
takes place on tho 18th day Of July, 1857
IL Is ordered that tho said petition be
Monday the Goth Of June next IL O'Clock and all
notified appear aud show petition
ought not TO he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required e
ncc their objections specially forth writing least
days before the dag Of hearing All testimony N eher party
to bo used at the sa hearing must be tkon
corance with the rules Of tho oco which will
pication
The Testimony In tho Will be closed the 10th dcpo
ons and other relied testimony
Office before the morning Of that day tho arguments apy
within ten days thereafter. y"
Ordered also that this notice be published IN she Fnn ntel
and Evening star Washington q; Republican
Md rcnnsyv anan Philadelphia Pa Daily News New
and Post Boston Mass three weeks pre-
yous to the 10th Of June next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
PSors Of the above papers viii please copy their
bills TO the Paent once with paper containing this
Ap g--1aw3w
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washington Aqueduct.
orncE or THE WASHINGTON AouKDrcr,
Washington, March 5, 1897.

oyrcE or TIE w.saseroS Aourprer
Washington, March s, 1887,
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals received up IN May win opened at Of that
Maps proGcs specifications materials and work to
let will be ready for examination at h, Office and after tho Goth
The work to be let will embrace masonry Of tho bridges
graduation excavation and embaDkmen
neced with the ro MAN, gate houses bricks sand
The particular materials reference Is made the
portion Of the line the titles acquired by
United States There bo delay In the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
works can be completed under the pres
ent appropriation but all
right work to bo done and rate progress
piton not holding out sufficiently decide when what works
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds the ten per viii be paid IT, in The Judgment Of
the engineer the sork has been properly eKeruled has
win be made specie checks upon
cent condition contracts that tho wokmen shall
be % PAID 9 q their M full M wages monthly and in specie %
tcras on the Washington Aqucdlctn
should they moi be deemed advantageous
cns may be considered most conducive to the Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
one or responsible persons to the effect That he they under
enter into an obligation within ten days. with good and sufficient
10 be accompne by The eerSae Of he United sas d
Judge United states district attorney navy agent some officer Of
the general individual known the Engineer he
parmen Of War; that the saranors are able make good their
Bids viii be opened in presence Of bidders G any Of bcm choose 10
bo prosent, w. G. ME1Gs,
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c. Mcigs, L. $. Engineers
We the undersigned residents --, In the State OF --
hereby jointly and scyoray with the United States and
@ WHY % @ % 1 @ DO o s ss n h ne or
cute the contract for the same with good unds unt surecs
form OF furnish the articles proposed in conformity TO tho terms Of the
advertisement under which made And In the said
The Washington union., 1857-05-08

The owners these ships VIII accountable for gold silver
bullion specie jewely precious metals bills
May 1-du
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Change In the Days OF Sale of the above de :
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
oflcc Of Indian Affairs, April II, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN In the foregoing proclamation the of
sale of certain Indian lands changed nasoncd
following periods: 4-fa's 't'l SeP
Iowa lands at Iowa Point Wednesday, al day OF
The lands Of the Weas, aoi Wednesday day Of
June next,
Delaware lands at 0awkcc Wednesday, OF
BY order cf the Secretary tho Interior;
CHARLES y, MIX
Commissioner al inc,
DJupa