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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Notice.

Gate Keepers in sandusky county on
the Fremont Plank Road, will pass toll free
all persons with stock or or otherwise actu-
ally going to and returning from the San
dusky County Fair, to be holden at Fro
mont on the 9th, 7th and 9th days of Oc-
tober, 1858. l JAMES JUSTICE,
Pros. +. p. r. Co.
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Attachment.

James W. Stevenson ct al, vs. Pardon MeNitt
TN ATTACHMENT. before z. =. Dickinson Justice Of
the Peace Of sandusky township on tho asth dav Of
August 1858, order of attachment was issued In the
above entitled cause, for the Of one hundred aoar
which has been duly served and returned said cause viii
In the forenoon. -
September 10, 1883 33w3
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Notioe.

Gate Keepers of Western Reserve &
Maumee Road, will please pass toll free, all
persons going to, and returning from tho
Sandusky Go. Fair, to be holden at Fre-
mont on the 9th, 18th and 9Th davs of Octo-
Der, 1858. ABNER L. BACKUS,
c Act. Com. Div. No. 1, P.W.
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LIFE INSURANCE..

Secures independence and domestic comfort
to the Widow and Orphan.
1t provides security to the family of every
man who takes Policy in a reliable Company.
There is no certainty of leaving patrimony
for your Family in any other way The
CoNNEcTIcUT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Largest association Of the kind in tho United
States, with Capital of
S2,7 7OO, 900.
II is managed with economy, and no Com
pany offers greater inducements as regards Security,
Low Rates, and Prompt Payments. 1t paid in Losses
lastyoar, over
d 2 3 8 900,
And has paid since ls46, over one and
GhaJ million Of dollarsl giving to large number of
Widows and Orphans comfortable independence, and
in very many 1t WAS ALL nhieh toas isft them
G-S Please call at the Office of the Agent and get
Pamphlet, which shows the condition of the Company
its plans Of operations, Tables of Premiums, &c.
Office in Birchard Block
r. w. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
Fremont, Aug. 81, 1858. 3ln
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Attachment.


Court Of Common Pleas Sandusy COUNTY, Slate of Ohio
ALEXANDER NJ. STEM and
Edward p. Trenchard,
Partners by the firm name Of
Am Stem & Co., Plaintiffs;
Gilbert G. Edrerton and
Francis II. Wilcox,
Partners by the firm name of
Edgerton Wilcox, Defendants.
TNHE said Francis IT, Wilcox of the State Of New Yorl,
will take notice that the above named plaintiffs OF
the twenty-second day of july A. D. eighteen hundred
and bfv-eight filed their petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of the County of Sandusky. State of Ohio
against the above named defendants setting forth thai
the said defendants indebted to the said plaintiffs
goods wares and merchandise. in the of three hun
dred and dollars and lightweight cents: and
interest on hundred and sxty-6ye dollars twenty
cents thereof from August nineteenth eighteen hundred
and hfty-eght and interest hundred and ninety
eight dollars sixtyeight cents from September h eiph
teen hundred and ftycght and praying Judgment fol
said amount and interest Also that order of Attach
ment has hcen allowed and issued and served in sale
cause. against the property of said defendants
And the said Wilcox is further notified that he re1nir
ed to appear and answer said petition before tn,
thrteth dav of October eighteen hundred and
or Judgment will he entered according the prayer of
petition, against the said defendants s-T
A. NJ STEM & co.
BY BUoKLASD 4 EVERETT, their Attorneys
August ~, 1858. 3lw7 S7,45
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Bufraro nrarlse..

FloursaleS 200 bbls at 447a500 good to ehaIce su
peri 500 good to choice extra Ind Ohio Mich and
Canadian. Wheht-Saes 1000 bu. Mil. Club at 96ISc;
Corn is du sales; prime held at csc. Bsrley-sales
200 bu 1se Rye quletat Csc, 0ats-Salss 5000 bu un
sound at 4oe 700 bu 43c, whiskcy quiet sales
10 ebls st eve, extra pAekagsS. =
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6remont Soarml.
Local ana WisceIIapecps Waffefs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgages
luit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale, at all times at the JOURNAL oFloR
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s. VI. PErrISGiLL Co, 1l9 Nassau st., and ANDREW
WIND 1888 Nassau st. New York, our authorized
Agents for that city. Advertisements and subscriptions
for the JOURNAL received at their Offices where the JouRS
AL will always be found on Gle.
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M A r RTE D

In fremont the 10th nst by Rev. T.. BUSHNELL Mr.
CHAPIN HALL. of Bergen, N. Y, and Miss BETSEY NJ.
EDGERToN, ofthis place
On the 14th inst Mt Green Springs by Rev Jas Pelan
Mr.. +. s. WHEALEN of Iowa, and Miss. MARY s. WAT
RoUS, of Green Springs.
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We have scholarship in the "cleveland and Union
Law College, for full Of Legal Instruction. which
we will sell alta bargain Students graduating at this
stuton admitted to practice In all courts Of the State
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Special Notices.

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.--This popular mag
asinc published by Phillips Sampson Co., Boston, Mass
Is gaining celebrity acquired by but few Monthies in the
Union. Itsartiees purely American and not borrow
ed from English authors Itconains 12s pages monthly
and furnished at clow price Of SO per year We will
for $3.50 furnish all new subscbeas with the ATLANTIC
NoSrHLy and the FREMoST JouRSAL year, so you
viii be getting paper for ffty eenid Hand in the
names. June, 1868.
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expcdi.
ousy done and reasonable terms If you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL oFFicE
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PORT OF FREMONT.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES--R. PERRY, Reporter
ARRIVED.
Sept. ls, Schooner Dan. TinddH, Wilson, Buffalo.
{" Tug North Star, -, Sandusky
10, Steamer Island Queen, Orr, Put in-Bay.
~, '' keleys Island
'' Scow AddaiH -, Trenton
Scow Harteick -, Port Huron.
DEPARTURES.
Sept, 10, Tug North Star, - Sandusky.
20, Steamer Island Queen, Orr, Sandusky.
20, Schooner Dan. 7yndaH Wilson, Buffalo.
Steamer Island Queen, Orr, Kseys Island.
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Car Timc-Lcaving Fremont.

EAST. GOING wysr
| Fast. Exp. Mail. 504 AN Chicago Express 1908 An
Buffalo Express 1923 AN West. Exp K Mail TIA Pm
N. Y. Express. 637 rH Telegraph Exp. o26 Pm
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THAT GREAT RE MEDY!
so LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND A T LAST!

NHlS remedy claimed by the medical profession and
the multiplied thousands that have used Il and tested
lts nonde enratee properties TO be the greatest dis
covey in medical science and natures remedy the
result of years OF toll and study by Of Ohos vorie
physicians In order to produce something that would
the wishes of suffering humanity and from the
princey palace humble cottage can testify to the i'm
mediate relief found by its For the want space we
only offer few of the many evidences II its favor.
Moline M, Feb. 10, 1857
MESSRS. S. X. MANN 4 CO.-GeEts. We find your
Ague Balsam superior to remedy in our market for
the permanent Of all maarious diseases We cheer
luy recommend hs worthy Of that great name it has
Very truly yours RICHARDS 4 THOMAS.
To the sufferers of chills fever and ague cheerully
submit the following: Having observed closely effects
OF Dr. Manns Ague Dalsam ia this vicinity for the past
three years, am well pleased with its remedial virtues
an anidote to malaria have frequently used il my
practice and with entire satisfaction From my intimate
knowledge Of this compound recommend it prompt
safe and efficient. n. E. HACKEDoM, N. d.
Gallon, Ohio, April 1st 1913.
BltJion, Ind. May IL 1858.
MESSRS. s. X. MANN & &CO.-Gents: Having sold your
Ague Bas for the past three years to Of
in this vicinity and closely observing effects we do not
hesitate In saving believe IL the best remedy ever sold
in Indiana and will ecctually cs fever and ague
without fail. Truly yours,
,o PIlILLIMAN 4 KEARNs, Druggists.
Logansport, Ind, Sept, 10, 1856.
DR. MANN:-Please send me one-haf gross more Of
your Ague Balsam Immediately II Is in great demand
anu may be truly styled the King Of Fever and Ague.
j. Lutte, Physician and Druggist.
81. Louis MARCH,; 1853
MEssRs. S. X. MANN L CO.-Gents: We have sold
large amount ofyour Aeue Basam the past three years.
and find that where introduced sold has equal in
the history ofague remedies and from all parts Of the west
patentand is looked upon in this country as the best
medicine for ehills fever and ague in market
o.J.wOoD co.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
July 80, 1858. 14m6
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800 IN PR EMIUMS TO THE
FARMERS OF
Sandusky and adjoining Counties!

T'HE undersigned offers the following premiums for
i the best lot of Slaughtered Hogs; viz;
For the ived best yearlng Pigs, in one lot sos 90
For the three best yearng Pigs, 10 60
For the five hest Hogs from u to 20 months old 25 90
For the FIVE % best ..-. 1b O0
For the three best Hogs from IL 20 months old 10 90
N b; Hogs entered for the above premiums must be
Corn Potato Dairy Fated, well dressed braced open
and tongues taken out.
FARMERS who wish to enter for the above premiums
can do so by application to the undersigned, at o. W
Naettes Flour Store at the Secretarys Office the
trst day Of the county Fair. Entrance fee one dollar
All entries must be made before the goth of October
TlaE AND PLACE OF EXHIBITION made known
and Judges chosen at the time of the County Fair.
IN ORDER TO SECURE EXHIBITION there must he
twenty-five more entries made 1t be understood
by those entering hogs for premiums that the under
signed must have the refusal of purchase.
Fremont, Sept. /, lS5S.-32m3 A. MOREHOUSE
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REMOVAL.

DIR. u: BEAUGRAND, has opened his Office on
the Turnpike, directly opposite the residence of o. L.
MINIS IN the Office lately occupied by Dr. Rawson where
he Will be found except when absent proesspna bus
mess July 80, 1S5S-27u
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INKS, Of every kind that are worth using.
can b feuad . nerrrLoca~a
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EE- ANDERsoN's VEeErApLE ELIXIR i.
DR. MANN tho renowned discoverer c

medicine that should be in every family. See advertise
nent In another column. 32y1
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generally. % 81 ''''''' =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

COwARDLY AFFAIR.--A villainous and abusive
card was fouud distributed in the Assembly
chamber on the 9Th inst containing charges of a
serous nature against W. A. Mix. Of Shasta, and
formerly of this place, and signed by Geo. v.
Hight, recently in the employ Of the Steam Nav
igation Co.
The charges are barren OF truth, as any person
acquainted with Mr.. Mix will testify. Mr.. Mix
was charged with stealing a coat at the time OF
the explosion of the steamer Belle two years ago.
and also of apbToptiatng money which had been
handed him by dying man to give his brother.
4 feeling of animosity has existed between Mr..
Mix and his accuser for several years. which is
probably Che cause of this effort to njure him.
Hight states nothing of his own knowledge, but
merely informs the public that bis witnesses are
entitled to every confidence Mr. Mix's only ex-
planation is that at the time of Che explosion be
took off his own coat and placed it under the
head of dying man. Mr.. Neil, and that after
wards becoming chilled, he picked up a coat
which be put on and wore to Sacramento. where
the owner received 1t. Hon. Ed NebIett, our
Assemblyman, was in Sacramento at the time,
and can testify to the truth Of The above state
ment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

In pursuance of Instructions res
ceved from head quarters, the undersigned has,
by virtue of bis Office, proceeded to establish an
agency for the sale of PURE LIQUORS and
CHOICE CIGARS, at the
CHALLENGE SALOON"
on the " cOrner,'' which has been feftted,
and cosy little reading room connected thereto,
where all the late papers, pictorials and maga'
zines, may be constantly found.
EUGENE ID. CAMPBELL,
Gengoi.agent for The sale Of Unadulterated Liquors
Ig- Office hours from a. m. till ~ p. m.
jan I6, 1868. W 52td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
stability Of the Mines.

A large number of our miners are now idle;
anxious to work, but waiting for rain but we
seldom hear the opinion expressed that the mines
of Trinity are worked out, or ever will be.
Within the last two years several of the min
ing towns and camps in this County have been
partially deserted, the miners believing that pay
sufficient could not be obtained to warrant them
in remaining and choosing to try some new To-
cali!y. Among these were Rdgevile and Caf-
on City. From the former place we have receiv-
ed communication which is necessarily crowded
out this week, written by gentleman who has
resided there since the mines were opened, in
which he says that never before have the pros
poets been better; or the miners more bountifully
repaid for their labor.
Last winter the claims were deserted for weeks
on account Of the great depth of snow which fell.
Consequently, many of the miners left the eoun-
ty for milder climate, and last fall, in antcipa-
tion of hard winter again, many went to the
lower country.
At Caion City and on Canon Greek, very much
the same state OF things exist. Nearly starved
out during last winter, and unable to work, ma
ny left early in the summer, and at present only
small part of the old mining population re-
MAINS The present winter has been most favor
able for mining operations, no snow having fall
len yet and the prospects were never better since
the mines were opened. But we have never yet
heard any person at all acquitted with that ex-
tensive mining region express an opinion that the
mines were worked out. So far from it, many
believe that they will afford work and profit for
the balance of the century:
So it is all over the county. People whose
judgment is entitled to weight, believe our mines
exhaustless, and that more gold would now be ia
ken out than at any previous period of our his
tory, could sufficient water be furnished to work
them. We want the water, and the want will
soon grow to be an absolute necessity. When our
mines are we'll supplied with this necessary ele-
ment, the number of laborers now employed in
the gold fields of Trinity, compared with the
number who have ample opportunity of joining
in the struggle no other refutation of the silly
stories published abroad that our mines are giv4
ing out, will be needed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
Errafa.

In our issue of the End inst, in reporting the
case Of Dickinson VS.. Van Horn, now pending in
our County Court, we stated that Pitzer & Burch
were the attorneys for defendant, emitting the
names of the senior counsel Since that time we
have been corrected. Messrs. Garter d Hinckley
of Shasta, have been and still are the attorneys
of record in the case, and have conducted it un-
til Saturday last Mr.. Garter, the Senator elect
from Shasta District, is necessarily absent at the
Capitol, and Judge Hinckley is now confined to
bis room wirh rheumatism, and unable to be pres
ent at the trial. We very much regret the ina
blity of Judge Hinckley to be present, as we
would like to have hearty shake of his honest
hand. Judge Pitzer takes charge Of the case in
our Court. He has had but three days to prepare
for trial, but knowing his ability as an attorney,
we doubt not that be will do his client justice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
The PnospEcroRs AND PkospEcrs AT CANADr

The PRosPEcToRs AND PRosPEcTs AT CANADr-
AN BAR.-Myers & Co.. on Canadian Bar, have
taken from the upper bench the best prospect ev-
er obtained on that Bar. and they are satisfied it
will pay better than the lower portion, from which
so much gold has been taken the past three years.
Water can be bad to work the whole year.
company are also prospecting Tay ylor's Flat,
near the Clement House, averaging SIS and Sc
per day, and in the spring they intend going to
the bed rock and also to more thoroughly pros
pect the whole Flat. Generally, the miners are
getting good pay. Why don't some of our min
ers who are idle, waiting for water, form COM
pany and thoroughly prospect Taylor's Flat. 1t
has never been done. and the Washington Flume
supplies an abundance Of water, which can be had
at low rates for that purpose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

ANXIOUS TO FIeHT.-A Taylors Flat corfes-
pondent writes that much interest is felt at that
place, in view Of the prospect Of requisiiion
being made upon California for troops to aid in
putting down Brigham and the Mormons The
writer says that there are quite number in that
vicinity who are willing and anxious to go. We
don't know of single locality where there is
not Should such requisition be made, we i'm
agine IL would be so speedily filed from the vag-
abonds and dlers of the cities below, that the
profered aid from the mining localities would
not be needed. Perhaps some of our Taylor's
Flat friends are In want of wives. and are elated
at the idea of making selections from Brigham's
" seventy"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
Gsv. John.on'. Message.

The Message of the outgoing Executive is too
lengthy to permit its publication in our columns,
occupying as much space as that Of the President.
It is a valuable document. 1t contains clear
and comprehensive statement of the financial con-
dition OF the State, together with many interest
now assembled. 1t will be gratifying to the peo-
pie to know that during the last year of Gov.
Johnson's official term. the receipts of the State
from all sources have exceeded the expenditures
by nearly half million Of dollars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
WAGON ROAD NOTICE.

TNHE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified
J. that an assessment of 20 per cent. has been
levied on the amount Of Stock. being the fourth
installment, tbree-fourths of the work having
been completed
By order of the Directors,
F. W. BLAKE, Sec. pro TEN.
Weaver, Jan. "a, 1853.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

MCGiLLTvRAY' 's-The bridge over the Trinity
is completed. 1t is spoken of as a neat and sub
stantial structure, which we have no reason to
doubt, knowing that Mr.. Pringe was the arehi-
tect AS a mill-wright and bridge builder he has
no superior in the North. This is the last neces-
sary link to connect us with North Fork by wag-
on road, and we expect to see it done the coming
spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

CARSON VALLEY NEws.-Richard Yarnold, the
Carson Valley expressman, arrived at Placerville
on the 9Th. Only three inches of snow bad fall
len on the summit. Some few of the miners are
making 81 per day, with rockers, but scareity
of water prevents many from working.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
GSv. weIIer,s InaugnraI.;

We devote great portion of our space to the
publication of Gov. WeIler's Inaugular, believing
that the document will be perused with interest
by all. We advise all to fead it, as it shadows
forth the course to be pursued by the new Execu-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

SfRANGLED TO DEATH.-By private letter re-
ceived from friend down the river, we learn
that on the 30th ult son of Mr.. T. Brainard of
Burnt RaDch-a promising child of seven or
eight years. came to his death by strangulation,
caused by drinking essence of peppermint.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

SAILING OF THE STEAMER.--The John L. Ste
phens sailed on the 9th. The treasure shipment
amounted to $l,966,636 Only l8l passengers
sailed by her. The rates of passage were-frst
cabin, $275 second cabin, 5000 steerage, $l75.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

SAD ACCIDENTAL man named Spencer had
both hands blown off, at Coloma on the 9Th inst,
by the premature discharge of cannon, while
salute was being fred in honor of Gov. Weller's
inauguration
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

ney for plaintiff In the suit of Dickinson VS.. Van
Horn II. l. Van Horn, Esq, present Clerk of
Shasta Co., and Erastus Dickinson, Esq, contes-
tant for the Clerkship, have been in town during
the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

TREASURE SHIPMENT FOR l857.-The exports
of treasure from San Francisco, fo- the past year
reached $45, ,366,095 II being about s3,500,000
less than the shipment for 1856.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

DEPARTURE OF THE MAIL ExPEDITIoN.-Two
four horse wagons and eight men were dispatch
ed from San Francisco on the 7th inst, for the
TETON Pass to select the route to be travelled by
the line of mail coaches
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
TRINITY JOURNAL.
~ 80
wElyERyIhLE. SATURDAY, JAN. Is. 1885,
Lesi-intivs Corfespoudcnce.

We present our readers to-day with the first
letter Of our Sacramento correspondent, including
all the principal topics OF interest since the meet
ing Of the Legislature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

MfST SrATIsTIcs.--T total number of ounces
of gold received for coinage at the Mint during
the past year was $T,067 ,655
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS. are now conin.
ed In the San Francisco Jail five intelligent look.
ing boys, between the ages Of thirteen and fifteen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

ms We have received a very cleverly written
communication from Cox's Bar, descriptive of d
novel mining lawsuit which lately took place,
which we Cannot publish this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

EDWARD Pollock Is the author of prize tale
entitled Logan Forney," now being published
in the Golden Era.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

RETuRNED.--J. Bennett, Esq, Co. Treasurer
and Jno CLARK, Esq, Under Sheriff, returned
from below on Thursday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

Ga- Remember the Ball to be given by Mr..
Duncan. at the Carter House, on Thursday even
ing next,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
DANCING ACADEMY.
PAY UP.

Notice to Whom il mny Concerns
THAT I. THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE
L of A. Mitchell, do hereby notify all persons
indebted to the establishment Of the aforesaid A.
Mitchell that If they wish to save costs they will
make Immediate payment TO me.
r. McARAN, Assignee.
Weaver, Jan. Is, 1858. o2u-