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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
FREMONT: OHIO.
Friday, June A, 1858.
REPuBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

In the call for the State Convention the state Cenirn
Committee recommend to the various County Committee
to call convcnton to meet Mt the county seat the 81
day Of July 10 appoint delegates to the State Convention
which will meet at The City of Columbus the 18th day
Of July to nominate State Ticket to be supported by the
Republicans Of Ohio at the October election.
We, the Central Committee Of sandushy County, there
foro urgently request the Republicans and all others who
honestly and truly opposed to the present Lecomptor
Administration, TO up to Fremont in Mass Meeting
at the
Court House, the Sd day Of July, at 2p. M
to appoint delegates to the State Convention and
transact such other business may be presented.
The call for the State Convention may he found In an
other column. THEO. CLAPP,
l. NJ. KELLER,
DAEI. L. JUNE,
CHAS. G. EATON,
SANFORD @. BAKER
June 4, 1858. Central Committee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

"OLD IRoNsIDEs. Tho old frigate Con
stitutiOn, has been thoroughly overhaulsd
repaired and coPpercd; and put in complete
trim for "active service" A correspondent
of the Boston journal says the plankine
outside and in, has been taken of, and be-
tween six and seven hundred new timber;
have beOn put in place of the rotten one:
removed, and now planking, ceiling, clamps
and decks take the place Of tho old. "old
Ironsidcs" is now as good as new, wher
first launched in Boston sixty years ago.
She will be fitted with heavier battery
than she has hitherto carried, and with al
the Improvements of the age, while The
model Of course remains as she was origi
nally constructed
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
~-aNS
Linn Comfy Affair.

The Cincinnati Gazette has a dispatch
relative to the late affair in Linn county,
Kansas, which says
Lawrence, Kansas, May oath.
Five peaceable Free State men were muir
dered in Linn county, on the 10th of May,
by party Of twenty-five Ruffians, lod by
the notorious Bracket
The murdered men were John F. Camp.
bell, of Pennsylvania; VIM. Stlwell, o.
Iowa; Colpotzcr, of Pennsylvania
Michael Robinson, of Iowa, and Patrick
Ross.
Six others were shot and wounded
Rev. Chas. Reod, Baptist Missionary,
from Wisconsin, is among tho wounded.
The country is aroused to terrible pitch
of excitement by this outrage. Compa-
nies Of Free State men are gathering here
and at other places in the Territory, tc
avenge it, and there is every prospect Of q
bloody border war.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
Notice to Teachers.

FINIE Board of Examiners Of Sandusky County, hereby
notify Teachers and others concerned that they will
meetat the Court House, in Fremont the second and
third Saturdays in June, at o'clock p NJ to examine
candidates for certificates
On account win certificates be granted except at the
times above specified
In connection with this publish part Of Section 46
OF the Ohio School law and notify Teachers that
peet them TO be qualified the specified branches
No person shall be employed teacher In any Primary
Common School unless such person shall have first obtain
ed from said Examiners any two Of them, certificate
Of good moral character and that he she is qualified to
teach orthogaphy. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Geog-
raphy and English Grammar. WIN. FULTON
u. ID. AMES
II. ". CLARKE.
hoard Of Examiners
Ps This will close the examinations for the present
season.
Freasnt, June g. 1853. l9w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

The POETRY OF PHYsIc.-D0ses have
always been associated in minds with wry faces and
medicine has seemed from the days OF childhood another
wordsor nsusea and disgust It's remedies the
part Of sickness and pain not hard to bear
revolving portions compelled to swallow for its
lief Dr. Ayers preparations herald another Hi,
CAerry PeetOrais like honey the tongue, and healing
balm on the stomach. His pills Try them-they ar,
sweet moses to the TASTE and glide sugarshod the
palate, but their energy although wrapped up is there
and strikes with telling force to the very foundations
disease CiHoiHH0fi Cili1eH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
TOLEDO, June 8.

To THE Fremont JOURNAL:
The passenger train that left this city
yesterday at 11.2o a. M, while near sylvia
mia, on the side road, was thrown from the
track. Tho third and fourth cars smashed
up. Several passengers injured; no bones
broken and no lives lost.
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Petersbnrr. Va. Nav 81

/
The Schooner Kcsiah, of Wilmington
Del, Capt. Baylis cleared from this port OIL
Saturday night. Since then several slave:
wore found to be missing, and a steamer
was sent to overhaul the Kesiah, which she
did below City Point. Five slaves were
found on board. The captain, crow and
slaves were brought back and lodged in
jail. Tho excitement was intonse. 1000
people were at the wharf when the steamer
landed and were with difficulty restrained
from violence. The vessel was also towed
back.
New York, Juno l.
The steam frigato Wabash sailed to-day
for Jamaica.
Tho recent action of tho school Trustees
IN some of our wards in banishiDg the BIZ
bic from our schools is creating much excite
ment. The United Americans have taken
the matter up, and meeting was hold last
night Of delegates from all the Chapters to
determine on measures for opposing this
alleged attempt of Roman Catholics to get
control of our public schools. 1t is under
stood that general committee of the Prot
eSsduI AIueTlCau ASSOCIATION ID also organ
lied for the purpose.
New York, June 2.
The Heralds Washington correspondent
says reliable information has been received
that a British cruiser had fred into an
American vessel off Pensacola and one man
killed. Furthermore, that the U. S. steam
er Fulton has gone in chase of the cruiser.
Monmouth, ILL.,, May 81.
A terrible tornado, passed over Ellison,
twelve miles south of here, last night
Every house was blown down, and fifteen
persons killed, with several fatally injured.
The village contains 500 inhabitants. Ro-
port says none escaped without injury
1t is impossible to procure particulars to-
night. The excitement in the vicinity is
intense.
GAINESVILLE, Juno l.
The Eastward bound Express train, oil
the G. w. & z. r. r., ran into Wagon
which was crossing the track at Circlevilc
killing a man and severely injuring his wife
Both horses were killed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
AS to what tho people of Kansas will
do with the English Bill he says:

No who understands the history of this question
and who sacquaned with the disposition Of the people
OF Kansas, can for moment doubt that they will
whemingy reject tho proposition ungraciousy submit
ted to them by the Congress of the United States They
are pledged to do this by every solemn act Of commta
which is In the power of any people to perform The
honor and rights fecmen equally require them spur
with and indignation the proered admission intt
the Union under Constitution which they loathe; while
their admission under which they may freely maxi
for themselvesis indefinitely postponed upon the preex
OF insufficient population.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

An entire Chinese Regiment has been
sentenced to wear women's clothes for five
years, for abandoning an untonablc fort dur
ing the recent attack upon Canton by the
French and English forces.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

The commissioners under the English bill
have decided TO hold the Kansas Lecomp-
ton election op the LIST Monday in August.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
MIR. stanton and the Kansas Question

The Hon. f. P. Stanton was at his old
home in Memphis few days ago, and a
committee of his fellow citizens desired
to learn from the Ex-Socretary of the Ter
ritory his opinions on the Kansas question,
under tho English phase of it. So he
wrote them letter in which Mr.. Stanton
says the Conference bill scheme is calcula-
ted most surely to keep tho question still
opcn, and bring it back upon Congress in a
still more aggravated form" He says too
Imust say to you that see Gin the present future
prospects of Kansas nothing but continued agitation
the consequence of that gross injustice which the Pres-
dent and his party in violation Of all Democratic and
constitutional principles have insisted in perperang
upon the rights Of an injured and distracted people.
A. - ,rlo. A. r w. -,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
New York. June ..
GAINESVILLE. Juno /

The Eastward bound Express train, on
the c. w. & Z. r. r., ran into a wagon
which was crossing the track at Circlevillc,
killing man and severely injuring his wife
Both horses were killed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

RESCUE OF Two PRISONERS FROM THE BRANDRS-
BURG JAIL--We do not rcmeiaember Of baying heard
Of more daring and successful rescus Of prisoners
from confinement than occurred at Brandenburg On
Thursday last. A correspondent has furnished us
the particulars
Possibly cur readers will remember that some
months ago an old man named David Bell and bis
con Charles, who reside in Indiana, opposite Bran
denburg were caught in aidiBg in he escape Of
slaves and having been weighed to the river bank
we're forcibly brought to this side Of the river and
after an examination commidei to ansWeTiu default
Of giving bail each ia SIS, coo
On Thursday there was a barbecue at Garnetts-
Vile Most of the citizens Of Brandenburg among
them the jaiIor, attended it. The jail was left in
charge Of young man and the j silor's wife Be
tween one and two O'clock in the afternoon, Horace
and John, sons Of Ovid Bell, having negro boy,
who carried carpet bag, with them, and, without
arousing any suspicion proceeded 10 the jail which
was some three hundred yards distant frOn where
they landed. On entering it, they demanded the
key Of the cell in which their father aad brother
were confined, and threatened vi b reyolvers ia
thier hands, TO shoot down aBy one who should re
sist their demand or raise any alarm. The iailors
wife attempted to escape, but was caught BY Horace
when she tainted On searching the bureau drawer,
the keys we're found John then unlocked the CELL
released his father and brother gave each OF them
pair Of revolvers, and the party then repaired to
the river, and crossed il before il became known in
the town what had happened. The esFpet-bag which
the boy had carried was full Of weapons -Lovsriis
Journal, dug. 2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

LARGE SEIZURE OF SUGAR.-By order of Collector
AUSTIN of the custom house, large portion OF the
cargo Of sugar recently brought to this port by the
British brig A c. Robbing, from Havana, was seized
yesterday on charge of false entry or under valus
tion. The sugar was imported on the llth Of June
last, consigned to G. o. Witmore & Son, and was
stored in KlddeFs United States bonded ware house,
from whence it was purchased by Messrs Manning,
StanWoOd, Co., Of the State street block. and
Jonathan Cattle, 20 Congress street. Two hundred
and seventeen boxes found in the latter store
and about the same quantity in the former. The
value Of the sugar is some Sl2 600 If, upon exam
inatiOn, the charges should prove true the properly
will be oonfscsted-one halfits value being Forfeit
ed TO the government and the other half to the
plainant in the case.
We learn that seizure Of about 100000 worth Of
sugar in New York, few days since, made diSclO-
sures which led to the above actiOn.-BOston Tran
script, July %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
NUMBER 158

lied il nc seivss sb sT he certified unes ne seal q -
eIai I'D nei in his odics- and acefca copy of
slh schedule saal be transmitted The Commissions q 10
genera ls.al glc and also 70 Tie Attorney General
SEC 2 Ard ee z srtter eldcsf, Th1rf ths
era shall have suspect conclen al any Fh er7I
books, papers writings, Documents arehvgs or ci7i
stamps, or dies Aforesaid, any particular dWenhouse bui
ing place. any judge oftHe Tinted gr,f-z -
afdav showing the facts crcunstances uDo bi5 80
marshal Of the United stesr ens such hoa-5
building, place, and there for ocl boos
per writings archives seals, aro dies -
take possession thereof and dep0s tf the archives
sEO. J. AID Be- q fdeF enacted, That Il any person slI
without lawful uthoty Wully take from The archives Of
book paper writing record, document seal stamp, des
shall vfuy alter, defsoe, mutle inirre, destroy s1y
espedenie book Paps map, dsno O. Vrfnssdoo
umenti record seal, stamp die, deposited archives
shall conceal o. uniaTfuflv v1rul Fr -hr rrssss 81
Surveyor General demand refuse todeTer
dente map diseaei oEleai book paF writing, iocumert,
mnistraton Of government in the department Of Upper ca orn
and belonEi1g to geYeruusnt during gfence suas
Mexican authority in said Department; shall wlly alter
d5iace, mutilatet
book espedeute map, dssno, paper writing docuuenfs
chiTc, record, seal stamp de the person offending M b.
deemed guilty q Estemenors and On CuuFeton e1o u
not exceeding thousand dollars the discretion Of co
sa p imprisoned 5r tern not exceeding Ten years, &c thss
sEU. l. and D. q further lae,a That II any person saT
Eliayt secretly and lrauduleny place cause be pace
among the archives o. the Surveyor Generals Office snv
dente book paper dseo map draush record, is
concession grant, couhruson, map deno espesnre e. rst
Of espedente denou nceent tdspapr, c7ience r
paper, document EhateEeri The peraon Offending SHAH -
deemed aiiudgei GUILTY msemeanor, upon couvc
ton thereof b court q c0mpeteDt jlrscton shall is
and pay fne exceeding i've thousand dollars and be u
onea for exceeding three years; be both fined and
Approved, May T., 1853.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

It is not generally known that an offer is pending
from The Hudsons Bay Company to dispose Of ali
their properly in the United States to our Govern
ment Such, however, is the fact Under the pro
visions Of the treaty of 1915, the company own aud
hold BumoeT OF forts, posts and trading
situated in our territory, together with large stocks
of horses, sheep, and cattle. Lord Napier has been
authorized 10 sell the entire Of this property for the
sum of 5000. 600, which is considered by competent
judges to be very cheap. Several meetings were
held on the subject at the State Department during
the last winter, and the Secretary of State was 70
vorable to the purchase but there was doubt as to
the disposition Of Congress to make the necessary
appropriation and therefore the sale was not effect
ed ~ T. Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

An EPIDEMIC IN THE COJETRY.-The fever, which
has been prevailing SO fatally for nearly year, OF
PeterstOWn. Giles county, Va, has become more
violent Forty additional cases are announced
The editor of the Advocate has visited the doomed
neighborhOod and says:
A more desOlate looking place we have never visi
ted. Heary every business establishment in the
place was closed, and only en- occasional female
form, dressed in the sombre habiliments Of mourn
ing. was to be seen. The graveyard which we visits
ed in the neighbnrhoOd was fearful confirmation Of
the dead reports which have been ia circulation.
There many a mound of fresh esrth--alas, too
many to allow for moment the consoliDg hope Of the
ezsggeraion usualin Of such general distress
What fatal love for the associations Of a home in
which the family circle IS often ruptured, ae-
count for the adherence Of these people to their
present locality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
Professor HaskeII's Electric OH,


POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism and Neurgias
"a Deafness Eysipcas, 6croula, Brunchi.s, letter, Eng
EorID, scald Head, Nervous and SICK Hea5aefrs.
LIZ Cured ~ iron lire 20 ficeuty Eai1uteg. y III
Corns, Piles, Tootilche Chronic Joints sprs1s ara
Tacness in Man Beast, All kinds Of sos Frekios aud I-
Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description cease in-
Prices % cis., 81 and s. per Botgs.
II IS Che only real HAIR INVIGOfiAT0Is hat wiz make
hair grow when ever thing else FALLS clean te bad white
free from DANDBUFF 10 ten minutds is shiny glossy iet
This wonderful OH perfectly harmless burning Bis
cng sensations, With other lotions and lnimeuts; Is plea.
SAINT to take c0nqTs IRE; soothing and healing severe burn
Ecad in 1--WE minutes
This oil operates on the principles o. Eactric boasaads Cd
miraculous have been performed By It al over nn
Use everything else then give this Oil trial, aud VII
Be eonVinoed INDECENT pesons unable g purchase boire
shall have Il free. r
Friend, suffer longer send for bottle Of Haskss Ecrc
Oil Consultation and ades given gratis az the Depot No3
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Couras-
ton o. the muscles should try the Eectropegn Bath. De-
tcular about the directions accompanying each bottle No po
dlsrs sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
Merchants agents. who have large Ehogaph certificate
signed BY the proprietor
Bsrars q CganterfsitsI
Every bottle has professor Haske Electric Or blown
the side and edges Of the glass and the envelope has his portrait
aud Signature 70 counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
20. IS Pins Mrs.f, Ssile L0His Af8s9Erf.
Druggists and Merchants supplied AZ wholesale liberal
terms. Dflses.s ana Ilgisli.s des 4s1ppIy o. th e-
lar and Eondsrfa reey ~ calling in person, addressing
letter, Prof. HASKELL 90 Pine Street. ST. LOUIS viii have thar
orders promptly dlled and forwarded.
Terms, Cash 81, s. SIG per Dozen It Is elegantly pun
up securely packet and variety Of superb Lhogs, Zine
Bills, &c furnished gratuitousJ send yuur orders yea
For wholesale by EWIN, PENDLEFON & CO., and rst
By 10. g. BROWN, Nashvilles Tenn. lnarld&Wly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

BG~It is fact significant of the progress Of
American manufacturing skill that the Birmingham
American manufactured cutlery, and sell it as i'm
ported from the United States. The London Times
of the lst ult, has report Of trial of the Collins
Company vs. Reeves, in which it was proved that
the latter initiated Gil the trade marks Of the former
an American company, even to the fac smile Of s.
". Collins signature, which is stamped on the cut
Is-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

TIE DISCOVERY OF FRAsER's RIVER -Fraser's
river was first known in 1873, and reported TO the
British Government by Alexander Mckenzie
In 1872 Mr. Simon Fraser Spelled with an 81,
an attache of the II. B. Company, traced the river
down for about 600 miles TO its mouth in the Gulf
of Georgia From him it takes its name
In 1927 Mr. Emilias Simpson surveyed the river
carefully from its mouth to Fort Langley, in the II
B. Company's schooner Cadboro, the said vessel be-
ing now exiaut, and the navigation Of the river to
that point no new thing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

The Detroit Board Of Education, who must be
little waggshly inclined, have adopted as a device
for the seal Of tn body. handsome young school
mistress, with thriving younker across her lap
The left hand is uPlifted having a stout, leather
strap, in the act of descending upon the younker
aforesaid whose mouth is wide open, from which
issues the motto Of zeal: Strike, but hear men'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05


NICARAGUA LINE TO CALTOREIA-The New York
Tmss states upon pretty good authority that the
steamers Washington and Hermann we're sold on
the Gath, to party Of gentlemen represented by
Capt. Randall, formerly the well known commander
of the opposition line Of steamers on the Pacific
side several years agO aud that they to be fitted
out forthwith to 60 round on to the Pacific to in
connection with q line Of steamers on the Meas
ragua route. 1t is also stated that arrangements
are pretty nearly completed by Mr.. J. l. White for
steamers TO run on this side from New York to
GreytoWn. a steamer Of light draft for the convey
ance of passengers across the Lake Nicaragua is
also in readiness, which will be sent up the San
Juan river between the middle and last Of August,
at which time the river will be sufficiently high to
admit Of her passage into the Lake without difficulty.
The Washington will probably depart for her voyage
around Cape Horn in ten days. and, in forty five
days thereafter, the first of the passenger steamers
for GreytoWn will leave New York with CalifOrnis
passengers by the new route. If nothing occurs 10
interfere with the arrangements now far advanced,
it is contemplated have the new line in full opera
ton by the 1st Of October. It is understood that
great dependence is placed upon the large increase
in travel occasoned by the Fraser river discoveries
for the support of the contemplated line
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

A Coop EaG.-The Newcastle pa Item says,
some men recently sinking well in Plain Grove,
Laurence county, found hens egg firmly imbedded
in the sand thirty three feet below the the surface of
the earth. sit was broken, and appeared fresh,
but spoiled shortly after exposure to the air.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

: E9-A S. Louis paper says that the grasshOppers
have eaten up the entire crop Of tobacco in Frank
lin county, and the last that vas heard from them
they were seated the corners Of the fence begging
every man that passed for chew.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

4 WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that Joseph PrenticeWE0 signs certificate
relating to TIE GrdeF5trV legadbe EUiSs the Clerk
Of the Court The sand certificate embraces
names OF the most reliable responsible people this
nity cerfes the nvsrahe curative action OF The t
enberg Vegetable Pills ia the following diseases:
'Bious Complaints Asthma Constipation Dyspepsia Eysi.
peas; Low Nervous, and Simple Feves; Gastric keyers' ,
Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion Mysteries, Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders Neuralgia, Rheumatism and all diseases
arising from want action the digestive organs
testify that full credit and faith are due, and
ought to be given, 10 said certificates.
In testimony whereof subscribed my and caused
the Great Seal Of the be affixed hereuuto.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor.
WV. H. RICHARDSON Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. KTTTRDoE Portsmouth, Certes that these Pills are the
best remedy for diseases OF the digestive organs that he has ever
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. 0sTRAND has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants, all climates and found them when prescriptions
and other medicines in hundreds failed do
Rev c. Pastor Of Psby Church Spencer
says they work miracles, and Pills In
There are thousand families Davidson alone
thai always keep them in the house, because by using them
ndspoOn they hundreds Of dol
lars in Doctors bills. Price, Is cents per box.
tyPe-a ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

VIZ r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
attend at all un asas heretofore, when his services he
required Office the Phoenix NRTeroom No 40 Spring street,
uer Cherry Residence No. y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad
n B. VIII also attend receiving forwarding bodies, &C.,
when notified. sprB-n