Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

minister's wife," Should bo glad to hear
from the author on other topics.
The sleeping room of Mr.. Kcssler Of
Kessler's Hotel was entered by man about
3 O'clock on tho morning of the 10TH
The villains plans were undoubtedly inter
ruptcd by Mrs X. awakening her husband.
Mr. X. Immediately jumped out Of bed and
gave tho fellow chase, who carried with
them Mr.. KS pants and part Of Mrs. KS
clothing. The thief escaped. Tho cloth
ing was found the next morning in the mar
bic yard of Smith & Bush and Mr.. KS
pocket book was found in the smoke house
Of Israel Smith in another part of the town.
The fellow got for all this trouble pair OF
boots, gold dollar and n S. dollar coun-
terfcit bill Notes to q considerable amount
in the pocket book were left untouched
Citizens will do we'll to look to the fasten-
ings of their doors and windows.
AT the late term Of the District Court Of
Eric County, OSCAR BALL, Of this place, af-
ter having passed highly creditabo ex-
animation, was licensed to practice law in
the several courts of record in this State
Mr.. BALL is a young man Of intellectual
ability, industry and application, and will,
doubtless, attain high standing in bis chos-
en- profession.
Under the head of legal advertisements,
will be found notice to the qualified vo-
ters Of the corporation of Fremont that an
election will be held on the lst day of May
at the court House to vote for or against
raising ajax Of $4,000 to build another
School House. All interested will take no
| ticc.
Sartaroe has been received. Send to the
publishers and get it by all means. 1t has
the unqualified recommendation Of Wash
ington Irving. 1t is sent postpaid to any
address, one Volume in cloth for 81, ,25; two
volumes in paper for s1,oo. Address, IT.
Peterson & Brothers, 500 Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
THE LosT DAUGHTER, and other stories
Of the Heart; by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz
has come to hand, The contents are, The
Lost Daughter; Tho Maiden of Judea; The
Pea Green Taffeta; The Purple Satin Dress
The Red Velvet Bodice; The Snow Flakes
The Soldiers Bride; De Lara's Bride
Premature Declarations of Love, and Aun
Patty's Scrap Bag. Price S1,25 Address
T. B. Peterson q Brothers, as above.
The launch of Capt. Totten's new vesse
Icamc off at I past on Wednesday after
noon. 1t slid into the water beautifully
hand without the slightest mishap, amid tn,
shouts and hurrahs of thousands. He
dimensions are
Length on deck 145 feet,
Beam 80 feet,
Depth of hold 10 feet inches.
She will be capable of carrying coo ton
OF 10000 bushels Of whost. II is the inten
ton of Capt Totten to hayO her complete
about the FIST Of May,
>Thc new Council was organized Tucsda
evening 18th. The stated weekly meeting
will be Monday evenings ut the Counc
room, Engine House. Tho officers are
Mayor-JoHN L. GREENE;
Rccorder-OsoAR BALL;
Council-DANIEL CAppER, CASPER SMIrI
: c. DoNcysoN, S. NJ. ELLISwoop, and JC
sEru SruBER.
At the first meeting DENNIS LANE W;
5 elected Marshal, to take tho office the l,
of May.
We have been promised an official repor
of the doings which will DO publishc
weekly,
We thank our friend "MARcus," for hi
, lettor from Clyde and we have the promis
t of other letters from him. Well warrar
t them readable. Will not some friend
s ours i'll every part of the county, transm
! to us weekly all items of news that woul
: interest their friends or neighbors.
( makes no difference if you cannot put it i
{ newspaper shape, just give US the facts, an
We'll dress them up.
The Northern Division Express train wi
until further notice run over the Souther
, Division, via Fremont Going west it passc
this place at 900 p. m. Going east at 4,3
I q. m.
7 Messrs. McGec and Haynes have mad
r arrangements to establish at their Factor
. on the east side of the river an extonsiv
Lumber Yard, where they intend to alway
keep OH hand all descriptions of Pin
Boards, Planks, Joists, Shingles, Lath DC.