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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
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EE- A cotemporary tolls tho following
sad story of an old fogy: "He didn't adver-
tisO! Was that tho reason why he failed I
Of course! His business stand was well sit
uated stock Of goods well selected and ov-
erything promised prosperity. But ono thing
was wanting, he failed to lot the public know
that he had goods to sell on terms as low
MS his neighbor. Hence people passed by
his store; tho few customers he had were
attracted elsewhere: tho rent, taxes, and
wages ate up tho profits, and one morning
tho shutters were not taken down! He
didn't advcrtise-'twas "too expensive" he
would say, and so naturally enough his bus
mess "busted up"
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Connolly Convicted.

In the case VIM. NJ. Connolly under the
Fugitive act, tried before Judge Leavitt the
jury found a verdict of guilty. A motion
was mado for new trial, one of the Jurors
being deputy U. S. Marshal, Better put
the slave-owner on next time instead of one
of his paid tools.
The Commercial states that 'Judgs
Leavitt charged tho jury against every point
involved, that was argued by tho defence.
Tho main point in issue was the construe-
tion Of tho phrase $50 as to prevent the ar
rost" of tho fugitive in the act of 1861
Judge Leavitt entertained good doubts up
on the construction of the clause, but final
ly concluded that prevent meant 'to hinder,
or 70 obstruct' the master in reclaiming his
property--a point very much disputed in
tho North, and which has been claimed to
eobstruct the operation of tho Fugitive Slave
Act. 50 far as to prevent any conviction un.
der tho clause involved" Leader.
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Now York market.

Flour market dull without material ehange sales s.
600 bbs at S90a4 90 for super state; 40O extra state
a9oa4o for super western; and di0a4bo Cor tc
medium extra western.
Canadian Flour dull; sales Of 500 Ltls 81, l,so.sbSO
Rive Flour at 3.00a3 TO- . y
Wheat market quiet; sales 500 bu red Mich. 1Oo;-
Chicago Spring S3asi; lo2alO5for whito Canadian.
Rye dull at G7.
Barley at 62aS3.
Corn dull at 72aT5.
Oats and beter sales at 4lal. for State and Isa
fo du sales 500 bills at 81. .sOalTrS for mess
and IA rs for prime.
II Beef in good demand at fair prices.
Cat meats raia duh. ~
Lard sales 400 bbls. at lIallJG the lattcs price fol
jobbint lots
5utlsss seayat lss2oc for Ohio; isa2Oc for state
Cheees nsr request az OjsaS
Whiaky dull sales Of 100 bbls ut 70.
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BUCKLAND s. GRAHAM.

CHAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF FIRE.
mont and vicinity should patronize them consisting
OF i've links, twOhooks, and . swivel;
lstBecluse we keep pure and uuaduterated articles.
2d-Because we keep the largest assortment
3d-Because sell lower than any body else.
4th--Because will not be undersoId.
5th-Because every body knows 1t.
6hBeeause keep Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Dye-stufs
Tth-Because We keep Books and Stationery.
sth-Beeause we keep Yankee Notions
From Mediteranean's far oTeoast,
From Afric's distant strand,
We've all the drugs that e'er used
To the ills Of man.
From frigid zone and arid plain.
From Red Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs that e'er were used
BY doctor or by quack.
We've choice extracts from various flowers,
English and French perfumes
MagnOia's flowers, the roses bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geographical boundary Of Of Place of Business or
the beReEf of those that "dORt kR0eOn the north side
by Young shoe store and Joyce hat shop and Erie
East Gusdor and Deans Deans dry goods stores and
Sandusky River South by Strikers ready clothing
store and THn city West by Fort Stephenson and the
Rocky Mountains
b- Friends fellow citizens, and countrymen give NJ
a call. No. l, Baekiaads Block.
BuCKLAND & GRAHAM
Fremont, March s, 1858. Cyl
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DIED.

-
In Adams Seneca county. the 9th inst, EUNICE
NJ, dnughter Of HORACE and ASS lIALL-ascd years,
2months and days.
When the lovely lovcrS of Spring
Had oped their pc ais to the sun,
Death upon his hrrcwS wing
Bore away much loved one.
Little feet that pressed tho grass
Gathering mp the tiny aowers
Liz at rest in Deaths cold grasp,
Have been gathered TO lis bowers.
The voice that woke the lisping song
Ne'er earth again shall sing,
But minging with tho angelic throng,
Happy, happy voices ring.
IIarki amid that holy band
Hear you not your EuScEs yoicof
See her wave her tiny hand,--.
sweeping friends for me rejoice.
''summer bright shall ever reign
Within these Heavenly bowers;
Sorrow, sin, death and pain,
narken not our happy hours
!" Here one endless round joy
Reigns from day to days
ta Pleasures here without alloy
Chase all care away.
"Then dry up those murm'rng tears
If, Bid your downcast heart ejoiee;
For the living be your fears
For them lift up your voice.
They are wanderers, apt to stray
From their duty, from the right;
But here mover lose wny,
Guided by Heavens holy light" H.LJ
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Strange featuresby TRAINED WILD AEllfAI.s, con-
stituting the sianagerie Of the Great Show, the
Rim OSER0S, QlMNASTlC ELEPHANT, which actual
ly walks the Tight Rope; the wAi.TzING CAMEL VAN
ORDEN aud Dan Ricss original pair Of COMIC AUf LES.
List Of Performing Horses Arahian, Spanish English
aud American Thoroughbred, ExCEISIoIe the Talking
llorse; EUREKA, the Mustang. ABBOT LAWRENCE,
WHITE SURREY. EDWIN FOR1st;ssT apd Stud ot TEN
TRAINED HORSES which viii appear IN the circle At
time IN the magnificent Oriental Spectacle OF the BE-
D0UINS or THE DESERT. number otfaro specimens
will also be hrnn 80 tia old style English Pa
geRnt of the FIIfCH or BACON.s- Ls.t t~f
Thr Keystone Bras Band and String Orchestra. viii be
under she direction Of Prof Tii0s- q, CANAAN.
n- Grand Exhibition Of the resources and specimen
Parade viii eiveu n thu Morning Al 10 o'elock which
tune DR. .. l.. THAYEll will skllinly drive 20 Spennd
Black Horses - ..
This COMPANY viii ncrforu At At f+i
aafnh,sky Tuesday. Mar 2bth- a. n
bellevue Wednesday, Nav 2gth.
ferIysh,rg Friday, May 2Sth,
Toledo Saturday, Nay 10th
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Sale of neal Estnte.

By OTdeT q INC C0hTI
ON the 22nd day of May, 1855 Mt O'clock, p. NJ at
the door ofthe court house. in the town OF Fremont
viii be sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
the property OF Neainah Bearisy deceased to wit:
The east half the north quarter of section num-
her two, township i've, range fifteen, containing in ALL
seventysx less subject TO the dover of the
widow which has been assigned thorein. Appraised al
eleven hundred dollars.
Terms of sale; One third down. third in one year,
aud third In two years from the day of sale; Interest
deorred which be secured BY notes
mortgage on the premises
MARY ANN BEARDSLY, Adul'x OF
Neamah Beardsly, Deceased
Dated April %. 1855 l3w5
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On Tuesday the 18th, tho people Of
Kansas voted on tho new constitution
Undor tho circumstances small vote only
is anticipated. The FREQ State men are d.
vided; and they arc discouraged too, by
the English bill, according to which il viii
be impossibio for thom to come iuto tho
Union under their now Constitution.
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TO THE FARMERS,
10 LANDHOLDERs.

MIR. JOHN MCDONNELL is satisfactorily progressing
wi with the Atlas of this county orwhiei contra
cd with him some timo past A. this is work which
cry owner OF real estate must feel interested in having
curatey DONE would therefore suggest 10 parties
whose lands have yet been recorded transferred
come In and have II done in order that they may appear
In the proper owners name Mr.. Mcdonnell Is at pres
ent engaged In plotting the farm boundaries from the
records previous TO making survey Of the county TO To-
cate the roads rivers, stres, e. We have every
to hope the work will give general satisfaction when
completed. John OSwIG,
JOSEPH n. CLARK.
Fremont, April3o, 1858. l2wl
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" lie that in the rorid ponid rise,
Masf READ THIS VIEWS and ADVERTISE I"
Gard fDr. J. Weaver
Limited co-partnership, Drs. Ritter & Woods.
Sale Of Real Estate, W. II, Bacon, Guardian.
Sale Of Real Estate, Amos Fehn Ad niulstraior.
County School Examiners Notice.
Attachment Notices.
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Mbl be Published June 18Th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA
by JOSHUA R. GIDDINGs.
Illustrated agiM Sir fine Eagravings-O One
VOlane, 12mo. 500 pp.-Price 81
Thir ,,.orl s,;n ,,nrAra,- ,uiih 49, LII

This work will portray with eminent abil-
ty, the crimes committed by Government against the
MarooEs who fed from South Carolina and other Slave
States, seeking protection unGer Spanish laws II viii al
show the bad Faith exercised towards tile Indians OF
Florida nnd he found TO present true view Of the long
fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object of the work Is TO operate upon tho political
morality ofte country, BY calling forth the sypathes
and moral feelings Of the people and its condemnation Of
the Tyranny of tho Executive aud lis supporters should
commend ii to the attention OF every American citizen.
The long and distincshed services higpersona char
acteT, and known ability Of the writer, willbc Eulcen
guaranty of its merits.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the New York Even
ing Post who examined of the advance Sheets
"a have examined IL with pleasure and Instruction. The
work will prove valuable history of important events
Which will undoubtedly be passed by those who claim
TO be the historians OF the country either in consequence
Of the peculinr Institution which concerns because
they have not the facilities for acquiring information
the subject To any other than Mr. Giddings, the
subject of the Spanish Maioons Seminole slaves would
become complex and remote Perhaps there has been
subject which he has thoroughly investigated in the
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better than this. he lock will vast deal OF i'm
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noble DEATH make up emos thrilling and instructive chap
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E Sgeafs UaRied in epsry county IA Tie Uaited States
/ FOILETF, FOSTER & co., Publishers.
Journal Buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
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ScholnrsllIp.

We have n scholarship in the "Ceveland and Union
Law College," for afull Of Legal Instruction. which
will sell at bargain Students graduating at this In
stuon admitted practice In all Of the State
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DEEDS

WTARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and QUTr-oLAna
wv DEEDS, may always be had a the Drug and
Rook store OF G. r. McCUILo OH.
INKS, of overy kind that is worth using,
Il can nbe found at MecULLocnS'
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voters of Fremo,n,

On Monday afternoon, 24th inst, at .
o'clock there will be public meeting at the
Court House for the purpose Of advising
with the School Directors Of this corpora
ton, and to say whether any more school
houses shall be built and if built, how the
money is to be raised. Let there be full
attendance of those interested. The fol-
lowing is published by the Board
NOTICE.
NHE following the proceedings of the board Of Eli
4 ucation Of Fremont, at meeting held on Tuesday
evening May lS5S at the Office of Gen. BELL, when the
g. G. WoorLARfs resignation of the Office OF School
Examiner the Corporation Of Fremont was presented
and on motion of JAS. JUsTcE, accepted, to take of
feet from this date.
The following resolution was presented by Doct srr-
WELL viz; That hereafter neither the Superintendent
any Teacher in the employ of this Board shall
member of the Board Of County ENnunes; aud passed
with the unanimous vote OF the Board
The following Preamble and Resolution presented
by Doc RAwsoN and adopted by the unanimous vote
1851 II appears that have $50 scholars in Fremont
who entitled to school privileges (and Il Is believed
the number las sincc considerably ncrcased) aud that
there have been 800 the actual attendance in
Schools the past winter. Having only eight school
il would give d2 as the average to each room, but
extra rented and nine teachers employed Il
gave 55 the average to each. II Is impossible place
equal number in each room and II has been found that
Ia OF our schools the average has been about TO- As
so large number of scholars crowded into room Il
necessarily rets their progress and thereby brings oui
schools iuto disrepute.s Therefore, bcit--
Rssolrcd, That in the opinion Of the Board of Educa
ton, II Is necessary to bud one moro school rooms
and by order OF the said Board Of Education the qualife
voters Of Fremont hereby notified meet the Court
House the oath day Of the present month"; at O'Clock
IPM TO advise with the Board in regard to te demands
for more School IInuss, and TO say whether any mort
shall he built and whether any be raised
/ that purpose, and II so, how much.
The following resolution also passed with the unan
tinous vote OF the Board, viz:
That j. BETL and J. JrsTcE be committee to emp1,
aud hereby instructed to employ G. c. WooLLARn
feac and supcrintend Schools for the ensuing yea
on the samo'tern as last year
JOHN BELL, President.
1 r. W. b. MCCLELLAN, Secretsrv.
Fremont, May H. 1sjs. 15w2
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At West Fremont tho 10Th, ly Rev. J. Heller Mr..
AARoy EYGLER aud Miss JULIA ASS MoRToy, all OF this
county,
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and oSrcdi-
tiousy done and reasonable terms f you desire any
such work call at the Journal OrFicE.
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Look out for Dan Ricc's big Show on
Thursday Of next week.
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Speeiai Notices.


EB- ONO STATE AND UEioN Law Col
LHan--Tls Institution has bcon removed to Cleveland
Ohio Degrees legally conferred, and students upon
Gradnang may be admitted 20 practice. For Circular
address at Cleveland, N. A. KING, seeronry'
nesphJefp, 1867. 47yl
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OFFICIAL BUREAU.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Fremont, Thursday, May at.

The performances wiz commence in the Aiternoonst
O'Clock, In the Evening at O'clock
ADMISsIoN,Box so Cents. Children under 10 years Of
age 25 Cents. Pit25cents. No halfprice to Pit.
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car rlme--T.eavlnr Fremont.


GOING EAST COMO wEsT.
uflo Exprcss. 20 Pm Mail and Chic. ENp 1903 AN
Ilil and MY. Exp. 637 AN Telegraph ESp---- 927 rS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24

GaASp fALrRE oT STncK ConpaNr.--
The great stock company knoan IS /" the
great National Democratic Party has re.
Gently failed, aud the country has been given
notice that il will not be able to meet its
.eli.imposed liabilities 10 1900. The failure
has been caused by the withdrawal Of large
number q the company Who believed that
the President Of the company, Zone James
BuChanan) vas managing is Affairs 10 such
a manner that hut Few 81 the members we're
benefited, aud those few such a. we're per.
united b feed ii The public CRIB. y = gen.
orally believed that this failure will prove 4
blessing u the country. a. il has The man.
agemeut 81 the government, which il will
have 10 resign 10 ! 1861 and il i confidently
hoped il will fall into better hands. The
private members have made no money by
their connection with IL. The charter ol the
company will enable il to maintain sickly
existence until the Alb Of March. 1861. IL
Is thought by that time, unless IL powers
are abridged by Congressional enactment
col modification Of the tariff that ~ liabili.
ties will be about tNu hundred millions OF
dollars. which loss will fall upon The people
Of the United States. While The officers Of the
company will BE- able 10 retire With an indie.
pendency. This association was formed
many wears ago for tie purpose u securing
the spells. II has cnInscd rare success.
Many ~ lis officers have made large fortunes.
bat The interests y the people has suffered
BY lis management.
Hwjttabwg tT.aa.) 7tlsrspL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24

The Augusta constibtionalist says that
Judge MagraIh, Of the United States Court,
~ Charleston. recently decided that the liza.
bilityUf q Steamboat company far freight.
does not stop when the gouds on freight are
landed on wharf. The shipper is compelled
TO see that The produce is delivered TO The con.
sgnee Of his order. 10 case the shipper can.
not find o. deliver his goods 10 Tic cvnsignee,
u = bis business % have The goods sent 70
warehouse, % placed 10 responsible hands,
subject TO ~ CIDER o. the esner " consg.
nee.