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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
cam COR RepubIIcan state uonventlou

Call for n Republican state Convention.
We publish to-day, the call issued by tho
Republican State Committee for Conycn-
ton of Delegates to meet in Columbus on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August, to
nominate ticket for State officers, to be
supported at the polls in October next.
To this call we hope to have hearty re-
sponse The Republicans of Ohio have
high duty to perform in behalf of Democrat
ic Republican principles. The whole coun-
try looks TO Ohio TO head the van of the
Republican hosts, and lead them on to glo-
rious victory and permanent renown.
The soil of Ohio has been made the na-
tional hunting ground for the enslayed and
oppressed Of the South. Our own citizens
have been seized, insulted and shot at by
the Shareholders, because they could not
and would not join in packs TO hound down
men whose only crime was that they loved
liberty botter than bondage, and because
they gave shelter to tho fugitive and bread
to the hungry. Let tho Convention in Au-
gust next speak brave word for human
liberty and natural rights.
The purpose of the slave-power is to en-
large the authority of the Federal Govern
ment; to add to the already gigantic pro-
portions Of Capitalization, and 10 make our
State Laws, and our State Courts and our
State Rights, bend to the aggressive de-
mands of the slave-power, now enthroned
| in Washington, supported by its two hun
dred thousand Office holders, its subsidized
presses, and its seventy millions Of annual
public expenditure. Let the Convention IL
August next, rcafirm the doctrines Of the
Jeffersonian Democracy, that the rights o
the States shall not be encroached upon by
Federal usurpation, or the strong hand o
power.
The Republicans of Ohio have also i'm
portant questions Of State policy to inaugu
rate and to perfect. To cut down publ,
expenditure and have every department o
the Government in the possession of homes
and capable men. To expose without fear
favor or affection whatever is wrong o
corrupt, and to hold to strict accountable
ty all who violate their trust, or leopard il
any way the true interests of the people,
The late heavy and astounding defalcatior
buO vi III
Treasury during the administration of tina
} rewarded democrat VIM. Medill, an
wrongfully covcredu by tho late Treasurer
VIM. H. Gibson, should impress the peopl
of Ohio that they have State responsibilitie;
as we'll national resting upon them. Lie
therefore the Convention in August next
J act with due deliberation in the selection c
candidates into whose hands important du
ties arc to be entrusted.
In the selection of candidates let care b
taken that men of the first class for probity
honor and ability, men of experience and {
. tried worth be chosen. Then we shall 81
, lect ticket which will receive the heart
! support of the people, who will bear it up
: triumph as the waters of the flood bore u
u the ark of Noah.- Ohio State Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
Hail storm in tho District OF ooiumbi,

Kali Storm In the District OF Columbia.
The hail and thunder storm which pass
ed over the city of Washington and its vi
cinity on Sunday afternoon, created sad hay-
oc to window glass, and also did much other
damage. From the Star we gather the
following particulars:
The Smithsonian Institute lost 1000
pancs of glass; Hughes, gardener, lost $500
panes, and his garden flowers and rare plants
ruined. The beautiful field of oats in the
public square west of the Smithsonian In
stitute is cut down as with scythe. In
nearly all the private gardens the grape
vines, peach trees, strawberry vines and veg
etables are entirely ruined. The govern,
mont greenhouse, at the foot Of the capitol
is complete wreck; the United States Ho
tel has lost 460 panes of glass and sustain
ed damage of some $500; the new gov
eminent armory has lost every pane of glass
on its northwesterly front; the sky-lights a
the capitol, three-eights of an inch thick
were cracked and broken; the American
House, (Mrs. Beyeridge's) was struck twic'
by lightning, by which the top of achimne,
was demolished, the plastering torn off th'
ceiling of the private entrance and the cal
pet ripped up in one Of the parlors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
The Cincinnati Gazette of last nigh

The Cincinnati Gazette of last night,
says:
"The first offering of the grain crop was
made on Change Saturday, being fifty
bushels of barley, received from southern
Illinois by Messrs. Fenton q Bro. This
will be followed Immediately by farther and
liberal supplies. The quality of the grain
is excellent.
ave have already had notice by tele-
graph of the receipt of wheat at St. Louis
1t was produced in De Soto county Miss.
and was received by the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Memphis, and thence
forwarded by river. The Intelliyencer, o.
Saturday, says further receipts from the
same section are expected"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
OuEBEc. juno 81.

RuAbEtf ouho 80
The steamer Montreal was burned last
night near Carving, about two miles above
this city. There were abont 900 passen-
gen on board. mainly Scotch immigrants,
of whom about as were rescued by the
steamer Napoleon.
II is believed that many swan ashore
and were saved in other ways, but it is Ger
tain that as many as 200 perished in tina
flames. Mr.. Phillips, Of Three Rivers, is
among the drowned.
The Capt. Of the Montreal, H. Rudolph,
and the crew, arc among the saved. Re
pcrters have just returned from the steamel
Napoleon, which has arrived with the saved
and they arc assured by those on boarS
that the number Of the lost will fully reacl
$50.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

GEs. WALKER, THE FILLIBusTER-The
Nicaraguan fiilibuster seoms to have had a
short run Of glory, even in New York, and
it is intimated by the Times that he has
run away perhaps from the bailiff It gives
rumors that Vanderbilt has sent warrant
after him, and that the fillibuster party left
for the South on Friday, maugre the unlucky
augury Of that day for embarking upon
important enterprises.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

The Free State men of Kansas are plucky
and spirited. At meeting at Blue Mound,
held on tho 18th inst. it was
RESOLVED, That we recommend to our op-
pressors that, if they are out of money, and
must have little to replenish their stock
of aohisky, they levy their tar upon theil
constituents in Missouri, and lot honcs
men support Government Of their choice
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

YouSe IN UrAH.-The Washington I'm
ion says that Brigham Young claims the
title to all the public land in Utah, and that
not foot Of it is held by the people of the
Territory, by any legal title derived from the
United States. The new Governor will
have his hands full if he straigbtens all the
crooked places in the Mormon State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

re- The libel suit, instituted some time
aco by Mr.. Grcely Of the Tribune, against
tho publishers of the Iowa Gazette has boen
aud the Gazette takes back or
corrccts the false statement complained Of.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
New YoRK, June 80

Yesterday afternoon, $50 recruits for the
U. S. Army, took their departure by the
NY. & E. R. R., for Leavenworth city,
Kansas, where they will join the command
of 5000 mon that is to accompany the Gov
ernor of Utah to Salt Lake City.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

Ono Of tho first acts Of tho next legisla-
sure, must be to put it beyond the reach Of
any kuaso who may happen @ be treasurer
Of Ohio, to make way with thc securities Of
the Free and Independent Banks. Wheth-
or this is to be done by suitable assignments
on the bonds, or by issuing bonds for this
special purpose, or in some other way, we
cannot say. But in some way it must be
done. II must hereafter be settled thing
that the securities for the circulation Of bank
notes. aro safe beyond pcradyenturc.- -
Had the securities Of the Seneca County
Bank been found in their place, there would
have boon no trouble.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
Sr. LOUIS, June 2s

The extensive drug establishment of Bar
nard Adams d Co. was consumed by fire
this morning at nine o'clock; loss 100000
insured for $4,000. Twelve minutes
from the first alarm the building and stock
was in mass of ruins.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

New York, June 90.
The Bank Of South Royalton, VT, has
failed. Its notes are not worth 80 cents on
the dollar. ..l.s.f Al. aaa ia.s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

The Legislature of Minnesota, at its las
session chartered IA railroad companies.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved, to the
Greatest Age.

Nd who that s gray that would have II restored
"A former color bald but would have the growth
it removed troubled with scrofua, scald head
other erupons, but would be cured with sick head
ache, (neuralga but would be cured. II will also
all pnpes from the face and skin. Prof Woods are-
stoative will do all this circular andhe following
Ann Arbor, Nov. s, 1856
the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative having
been often cheated by quackery and quack nosrums
hair DYES &C., disposed to place your Restorative
the category with the thousand and loudly tru
peted quack remedies until met you iu Lawrence county,
some months since when you gave me such
induced the trial of your Restorative in my famyrs
by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white and before exhausting Of your large
bottles her hair restored nearly to its original beau
tfu brown Color and had hcened and become beautiful
and glossy upon aud entirely the head she contD
to it, not simply because Of its beaufyiug effects
upon the hair but because of its heahu influence upon
the head and mind, Others of my family ndfen6s
using your Restorative, with the happes effects; there
FORE my skepicm and doubts in charac-
ter and entirely removed; and do most
cordially and condentaly its by all who
would have their hair restored from white gray (by
fsekness age to original color and beauty
by all young persons who would have their hair
tiful and glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours,
! Friend wood-It was long time after l saw you at
Bssed before the bottle of Restorative for which
you gave order upon your agent in Detroit and
when got IL concluded to try It Mrs. Manns hair,
the surest test of its 1t has done all you
ed 1t would do and others of my family and friends
having witnessed its effects now using and recon-
mendng Its to others entitled to the highest
truly yours, '' ~ " soLoMoN MANN.
Carlisle, ILL.,, June 2s, 1852.
Ihaye used Prof. o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects. My hair becom
ing, asI thought preusturey gray but by the of his
Restorative It has resumed its original color
doubt, permanently so. s. BREssE, ex-senator, us.
o. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietors, 3l2 broadway, N. Y.
lin the great N Y Wire Railing Establishment and IL
Market street, st. Louis, Mo-
Fremont July 3, 1857. 23m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03


On account of the large amount Of lands
sold at this office during the last two and a
half months, which has been over 100000
acres, being for tho month of May alone
247,352, this Office has been closed. Due
notice will be given when it will be opened
again. G. N. B. DoDsoN, Register.
The election of the emancipation candi-
date for Mayor in st. Louis, and the perma-
nent organization of the party in the State,
have been accomplished within the two
months and a half which the Register
speaks of; and yet in that brief peri
cd the sales Of public lands which those
events have occasioned, have increased to
such unpreeonted extent that tho Land Of
fee has to be closed in order to enable the
clerks TO make out the necessary certificates
1t is hoped, if the people of Missouri hav'
any ambition to see their State occupy th'
position to which, by her resources she i
entitled, that the hint afforded by the pub
lication of this note will not be lost.-Nea
York Ere. Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
;
tits not gotten up with miraculous powers; but it will
FEVER AND AGUE,

And all Forms of Bilious Disease Safe
ly and Surely.
There where the system so full OF Dis
ease that nothing but thorough turning will any
good and in these cases. this Remedy proceeds to do it,
in such nausea is produced lin the dose)
but persons avoid this by doing the whole slower
! taking small doses, and longer time to
In where the Liver torpid the patient will
have two chs after commencing the Medcine
the Pills fairly taken up by the stomach
and the system is under its influence the Chills must
stop In where it is desired to stop sickness
the stomach that is produced by these Ague Pills. dose
or two Of Peppermint Essence will relieve.
Look out for your appetite after being cured by these
| Pills, You with oyer-eat
One bottle will BREAK the Ague upon four grown per-
sons, but to fairly should all he taken by
We ldalsn cali ratt tiop no
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
For all disease ofMe Eye or Eyeiid, upon
persons or horses.
Inhamations, Films, Ulceratons Weak Sight and ali
forms of Diseased Eyes cured rapidly that where
best known II is considered almost MAGICAL in its heal
ing influence. physician from Indiana writes:
"four Medicine has given perfect and entire satisac
tion in every case" Ss
One drug store that has sold the past season. sght
hsadred bottles, says 1t did not fail In single instance
An old horse jockey who has handled horses all his fe
says"lf your Eye Balm, with little bleeding and ph vs.
icing where the system is too full will not cure they
may give up the eye"
One lady who had been deprived sight in one eye by
Film over 1t for six years. saysAfter thirty physcians
had prescribed without any good done me- your medicine
is performing cure"
Candidy and honestly, viii you deprive yourself Of good
remedies, because some, would be- wise ones cry out
Quackery-or will you try one bottle one box Of our
FAMILY MEDICINES
and be healed Of your dseases put up Eye
Balm for ythng but Sore Eyes Eye Lids you
In the house. you need not suffer with Sore Mouth,
or Ulcers part OF the body for 1t healing
all such surfaces that 1t will them quicker than any
thing else. Apply It, If you wish, with quill feather to
the sores once twice thrice day. you deem
sary. Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
A. LANGW0RTHY, Findlay Ohio.
Sold by G. R. McCULLOCH, Fremont,
R. G. CAPLES, Fostoria.
JulyS 1857. 23m8
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
JoHN ORR, Jr., Secretary.

One OF THE EFFEcrs OF EMANcIPTIoS
IN MIssouRI-Among the indications of
the effect which the recent emancipation
movement in Missouri is having upon emil
grants and capitalists, not the least signif-
can't is the following communication publish
ed in the Missouri Democrat
LAND OFFICE, WARSAW, No..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
WANTED!

. apply, THEo. CLAPP.
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|TOTHOSE WHO ENTER MY IN
sTITUTE, OF remit me $780, and thus secure GUAR
ANTEE SCHOLARSHIPS, any thine before the LIST day
next September can upon completing thorough
Of Double Entry Bookkeeping and It's Collateral Branch
uation else they win be indemnihed TO the full amount
Of the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
Free Tuition, or L,scrative Situations,
Graduates from this Institution are now hing Tespon
sihe and lucrative posltons as Cashiers Bookkeepers
and Railroad once clerks In different sections Of the
country and are being business men 70 Grad
mates ~ anv other Mercantile College Hence the above
Inducements which nothing but the great
Superioty Of my Instruction and thorough training ei
nv studenta for business life would warrant.
osgsr period Aan any other Teacher I"
~ Address ihs undefnIgnod for further particulars
Aps2o-b s..t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

.
VIZ ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and QUIT-CLAIN
w DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug and
Book Store of C. r. McCULL0CH.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
Later from Utah-One Hundred and
twenty-five Persons Perished ON the


Later from Utah-One Hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE PersOns Perished ON the
Plains. ~
The Utah correspondence Of the New York
Tribune Of the oath, under date, Dec. 4th, con-
tains the following intelligence regarding the
Hand-Cart trains. It will be seen that the in
teligence that they had arrived "sll right"
published in the New York Mormon-is con-
tradcted:
Another of the Hand Cart trains arrived
here last Sunday in condition which beggars
NIL description. Winter caught them in the
mountains destitute OF clothing and provisions,
and had not the relief which was sent from
here reached them, every one of them would
have persisted. As it Is, ont OF the 500 which
started, one fourth have died, and more than
100 of the remainder have lost their hands or
feet from the effects Of the cold. When they
reached here there were not SO in the train who
could help themselves; the rest were slowed in
the bottoms of the wagons which had been
sent for them, ragged and filthy beyond con-
cep,ion; helpless and despairing they could or
would not get out the wagons to attend to the
calls of nature, and if the weather had not been
inter sely cold it would have bred pestilence.
never imagined such scene. Heaven pre-
serve me from witnessing such another. And
yet the Deseret News has the effrontery to tell
the world that they came through well.
1t is said that there are yet hundreds of these
poor deluded wretch, in the mountains. A
few days ago an express reached here from an
OK train which is encamped on Green River
Their cattle had given out, and they we're bare
of provisions, being obliged to iced on their
dead cattle. Some forty wagons, with provis-
ions, had gone to their relief, to endeavor, if
possible to get them into Fort Bridges.
The weather has been very cold for a month
past, and great deal Of snow has fallen. The
winter set in at leas, month earlier than last
year, and has been as yet more severe. Ii it
continues so, there will not be much stock left in
these valleys next spring.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
Farmers, have you seen and tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn?

OIt DaNls. augusta lie Chnrn Il Butfers
1854. ~''
A 4 our State Fair, held at Muscatine. Iowa. lat
"A october, lls56,) this Churn alone had Premium
awarded it, although there eight or ten other Chn
On exhibition, and indeed IT always tai es the rst pr
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages Of tbs
Churn over all others are follows:
ist. II VIII produce butter In as short time as spy
other Churn. ~
"a II will gather the butter after IT is produced
on. IL WIZ WORK the butter into roll and expei the
buermilk herefrom completely without The hand lsde
9Th 1t will salt the butter before taking II from
the Churn. s " N
9th. It can be operated by q child with perfect esse
ana Is as easily cleansed Ms any other Churn.
practcal operation will convince any person Of the
truth Of these statements.
Below are few Of the names OF practical butter ma
kers' VINO nave subscribed TO the following certificate,
viz: We are using the above Churp and after.
Maker, churns with and facility and also gathers
WORKS and salts the butter In perfect manner before
taxing II rom the Churn, and cheerfuy recommend
IL as the best Churn We have ever seen.
isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abper Cornstock
James Woodside James HileTy, Robert Brown J
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, james Dickson. ] p Brooks
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming Je, e,piah Lee Mr.
thompson, Bates, John Wild, samuel Moore Mr.,
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
Inc subscriber has purchased the right manuiac.
ture snd sell the above named Churn In Des Mones and
henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
COUNTIES, Illinois, and Is now prepared to furnish all
who viii favor him with their patronage
cB- These Churns are also for sale At ] HinbaD
ton, Iowa. - S
Shop corner OF Valley and Eighth streets.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
LEGAL NOTICE

To Annie l.. Neil, sinah Neil and Henry Nail
VOU are hereby notified that on The asd "a d. =,
august, 1895, petition Of Thomas CLARK IA a.
10 tne once OF the Clerk OF the District Court of nv
tract Of land, being that part OF M. Eas, hai, %
north East quarter Of Section in Tovnsbn Ia NJ
OF Range West, which Is bounded As fonw, MN
ming az point on the Southern boundary line Of ssn
quarter seouon, chains and 1900 West OF The sorS
East corner Of said quarter section ana ~ sov'a .
known as Cark's and Martins corner and r,, pvh'
West along said Southern boundary line Ia ch.,ns ns
zo.ioo 10 the south West corner Of said East hall !,
sara quarter section, thence North 40 chain. 70 ~.
North West corner OF said East half Of .s,d o.. s
section, thence East 20 chains along the Nor,hsr h
dafy line OF said quarter section thence south ia h.i
and ao along the Eastern boundary line Of said quar-
ter section TO Martins land and corner thence Wei
chains and 100 to the North West corner Of Msr,.
land, and thence South along the line of Mar,,n,s i
TO the place Of beginning 20 chains and a. leo en,
ing ~ acres more or excepting the most northern
l0acres OF said 6o acre tract Bald petition claims ,h.,
An equal share OF said and be set OF as follor -, Ia
One onrth part to said Petitioner one fourth ns, ~
Andrew j. Clark, and ne-fourth to Amos nj Ci.,r
ana that the other fourth part be equally divided be-.
WIKI SAID Annie L. Nell and Snah T. Neil in rivh, a,
the mother Of said Annie and Spah 1now ds,s.s.%
after first deducng the amount advanced IN ,h.,r .s
mother and their father, said Henry Neil and ala
that an equal contribution Of and expenses OF p.,
ttion be decreed against the parties and H.,
said Henry Neil be entirely excluded from tbs h.rs,
Of said partition. Now you are hereby notified tbs, a,
the last term Of said Court the original otr. In .,
suit was returned not found you the said Henry
Nell, Annie l.. Neil and Sinah Neil and that uns.,
you appear and answer said petition ON or S.,ra ~
morning OF the second day OF term OF said Conf
or III accordance With the rules Of said Court Judgment
and decree OF partition will be rendered a.ainst Won
'hereon ana ior partition rs aforesaid.
D. RoRER,
Atty for Petitioner,
Publish five weeks successfully In The Weetiv r.. MI
Eye ssb q, Telegraph. AL MESSENGER, Clerk D. g.