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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-09

Z
An Erishman's Confidence I'm n Bank.
We heard the following capital story yes
terday, and only regret that we cannot tell it
as it was told us:
A banker in Dubuque, whom we shall
call Mr.. My, for short, found it necessary
short time ago to suspend business, and
accordingly closed his doors, and issued
card to his depositors, in which be stated
that he hoped soon to be able to resume
again The day otter Mr.. My had clos
ed his doors, he was met by nm Hybernian
miner, who had $4,000 deposited with him,
and accossed thus:
"Good morning Mr.. M. Faith, an its
well you're looking this morning, consider
ing the weather. But, sure, it's sorry am,
Mr.. NJ, to see that card of yours in the pa
per. But nivcr do you mind such trilcs as
that, mon--take courage and hould up your
head as high as iver.--the throuble of the
thing will soon blow over. And rs for that
$4,000 balance of mine-just kape it as
long MS you want i'll have no use for tho
lousy dollars and knows yees for an
], honest mon, and perfectly good for the same
at any time. Kapc it sir, and pleasant
dreams be wild ye."
Mr.. NJ. expressed his thanks. and tho
banker and depositor separated. But on
the following day Mr.. M. was sartled from
his "pleasant dreams" by tho presentation
of checl; for $4,000 bearing the name Of
his Hbernian friend. Not knowing exactly
how to understand the matter, Mr.. M. sent
for Patrick, when the following explanation
took place.
swell, ye see, Mr.. NJ, Peggy, that is my
wife, has been rrising the very divel abou,
the money--and Just to pacify the poor, ig
norant cratur that it was all safe, thought
bcdad, that I'd just send for it, and count il
all over before her ugly face, and then sho'd
consent to my leaving it with you, together
wild the other $4,000 that is giving us &C
, much trouble to kapo from being stolen"
To such an explanation, together with tht
+ new temptation of $4,000 additional, thu
f; banker could not take exceptions---so h,
counted out the $4,000. But that was th'
j., last of the Irishmen.
The banker meeting him several days af
terwards, desired another explanation.
r "Och, the truth is, Mr.. NJ, its myself ths
4 has been ashamed to see yees. Peggy, tha
divel Of wife of mine, you see, has hid th'
;, money, and dom mo if can find il at al
at all, and that's jist tho thrutb, sir.p
n The banker made graceful tender of hi
p hat, but Pat generously declined to accep
n the same, though justly entitled to it,
/, Burlington Gazette.
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A LITTLE TOO AFFEoTIoNATE.-Am mar
ried man in Liverpool, lately having threat
ened to enlist in the British army his wife,
out of pure love for him, cut off his fore
finger suddenly with sharp knife while he
was asleep, to prevent his being received as
a soldier. If there were many such wives
the supply Of soldiers would DO in danger.
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We learn from Mr., Charles CaIigan, of
tho G. & 7. r. r. Company who was pas
sengcr, that the train arriving here AZ es65
last night when near Olmsied,. ran over a.
man, cutiing of and nutilating HE hesdy
and dishguring the body. The fireman
who was booking ont u the chr window,
saw man lying across the track. and i'm
medintely the engine was reversed, snd the
brakes put down, but the cars were so near.
that this did not avail. The face was so
disfgpred that il was impossible to rscce-,
nize the features. The hair was black, and
the clothes wero black Tho man bad also
shawl, and carried carpet sack, in which
wore long and short envelopes. writing pa
per, &c A purse, also found had consider.
able money, and silver coins were picked
up near by. The body was brought 70 tho
Depot, Conductor Tyler bestowing all tho
attention in his power A railroad pass, VIC
understand, was found in his pocket, hav-
ing the name Of Hudson, Ohio Farmer
but Mr. Calligan is certain it was not Mr..
Hudson. Conjecture as to how he cams 10
be lying across the track, or who he is, is,
at the late hour at which we write, useless.
To-day will probably determine.
p. S.--Since writing the above, We arc
assured from conyersation with Assistant
Superintendent Simpkins Of the C. d T..
that the body is that Of Professor 7. B.
Hudson, Of Oberlin, one Of the editors Of
the Ohio Farmer. The Prof left this city
yesterday evening at 81 P. NJ, and while
at the Depot, was talking with Mr.. Simp-
kins of tho best way to get to Strongsvillc,
&c. He was lying, when first discovered,
across the track, his coat torn, and he waved
his hand, but as we said before, the train
was too near TO be stopped. Mr.. S. thinks
he must have endeavored to get on the G.
G. & c. train, and fallen, and boon drag
: ged, his coat torn of, and he disabled.
One reason for his last supposition is
: thas he was first seen about forty rods this
side Of tho Olmsted station, aud also that
II on investigation, blood was found on ono Of
: the cars Of the c. G. & G. train which ar
rived ten minutes before the G. d T.
, The body was left, carefully wrapped up
in blanket, in the baggage car last night.
1t was terribly mangled. One arm has not
t been discovered. - Clere. Review 25th.
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Rnlerls Ia S;leIdon.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and SheetIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural implements Stoves, Rags
Wool Hides Sheep-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves &c
An sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Rrcl
Block, No. ]. Fremont, Ohio. May 49, 1904.
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For the journal.
STANZAS WITH a MORAL,

For the journal.
STANZAS WITH a MORAL,
Dear maiden, you have asked Of nc
To sing pretty song for thee;
What could say, my dearest friend,
That would thy future pathway blend,
With but one heart, one mind, one thought,
And that, with my remembrance fraught;
II such word e'er could tell,
How would on It's memory dwell
As the one word Of all divine
That blessed me with such love ms thine
To guide ire through lifes pathway drear,
With ever thy sweet smile to cheer.
or, lady! this truly bliss
None could e'er compare to this,-
All else would loose its charm for me,
In that one blcst security
That told me every thought of thine.
Was but the worshippcd dream ofmine.
The sparkling of thy gentle eye
The quvering ip--the broken sigh
The crimson blush the checks ocrspread-
The murmurng words so sweetly said
All these, dear friend, but gently tell,
Upon the theme thou lov'st to dwell
That theme is love, bright cherished love,
Our bliss below and heaven above
The waymalk pointing us the way,
That leads to an eternal day;
Oh lady! let our love so shine,
That no false friend, mark oftimc,
Can break the gordian knot
That round our hearts gently wove
The skeu hands from angels hands
The blessed realm OF love.
Obi may thy heart forever be
Dlest with loves sweet purity;
No ripples ever mark thy way
But happiness, the genial ray,
Hume thy path through endless years;
And when thy sparkling eyes with tears
Are dimmd, may they be sweetly shed,
As the bright Messengers ofioy,
Instead Of grief and sorrows gloom
Foreboding shadows ofthe tomb
That all our hopes destroy.
All these wish, and may they be
The love notes of life to thee;
And may thy heart respond to mine
"Love, am thine, and only thine" RoBIE.
FREMONT, April 8, 1858.
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u. ". EusAnImnn.

Dealer in Stoves Tin Sheet Iron, Corperware, WASH
boards Plows, &c. have opened an entire new stock
In the Tyler Block, Corner Of Front and Croghgn Streets
and shall he constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given TO JObbing and Repairing OF every
hind. Call and see me- oct. l6 1857.
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Trains viii stop at stations marked = only TO leave pas
scngers, or to take them on signal being made
From Cevcland-An trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad, for Chicago
and the West.
The 900 am trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
The 9.ooam, and 1000 p M, trains connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne Loganspot Lafayette, Danyile, Springfield
Naples, Alton st. Louis, Sc.
The 900 and $50 p. trains form direct connec
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo, all trains connect nj Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The 945 m, train, connects at SandusSy with trains
of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh, &c.
The 945 and $50 pm trains, connect Mt Snndusly
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for
Cincinnati Dayton &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh K. r., for Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Bat-
moro, &c. L. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
! Office G. 4 T. Railroad, !
| Cleveland, Mar. 10, 1858. : janl, ,lS5Stf
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CnnncId & DrotIlcr.

Hardware Merchants All kinds of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook, Parlor Box Stoves. Ag
ricultura and Farm Implements, Woodenware, Cordage
Oils, Paints &C.. Belts Block, No. ?, Fremont, OHM
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ExoITING ScENE.-The ladies Of Fred
ercksburg, who had been indicted for a
riot by the Grand Jury, for abating dogger-
les in that village, came into court on Sat
urday last, and entered into bonds, with
surety, in 500 each, for their appearance
at tho next term of Court So large an
array of crinolne created quite an excite
ment- Wooster Republican.
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Tue MORMON TrcxET.--The wicked wnQs
Of Connecticut call the Administration State
ticket, the "Mormou ticket" inasnuch as il
is stated that that tho two FIRST mon on il
have both two wives liyipgl
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Cnodu,x Lopoa II, independent order Of Odd Fell
sows, meets at Odd Fellows Hail. In Bueklands Block,
every Saturday evening.
FREMONT EvcAMpNFNr, No. 6i, l0.O.F., meets in the
same Hall the ID and 4th Monday evenings of every
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RucllInmh a. Evcrc.,,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors II
Chancery will attend to professional business and Lnn
Agency In Sandusky aud adjoining counties ONCE 2n
story Bucklands Block Fremont.
Il. p. BUCKI.AND. HOMER EVERETT
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B. ]. BARTLETT & son,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office tc
~ the second story of Nims' new building, T.
bcrnham's Clothing store. 15F' Entrance on Croghnr
Street. All business entrusted TO them will he carefully
attended to- B. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov "a 1856 J. II. BARTLETT.
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Original 91ostrn.


For the Journal,
THE STRICKEN ONE.
BY FRANK.
sHs stood with raven tresses bound
Like crown upon her brow
The dark eyes flashing haughtiiy
with the spirits burning now.
Her white neck cury'd with swan-like grace.
And herqueenly form unbow'd,
Stood forth in royal majesty,
0, never so hereely proud.
She ne'er had told but to the stars,
That love too deep to speak
And now with wildly yearning pain
The silent grave would sceki
No word Of him who sought SO long
And her heart had basely won
No voice froin him who pllghted VOWS
Meath tho Light of shining moon.
She saw him with his treacherous soul
Soon seeking another bride;
And her withercd spirit wraptit round
In an Grmor Of cold pride.
Her eye was fearless as she twined
Fair flowers amid the hair;
Nor trembledas Fhe press'd lips
On girlsh brow as fair
She saw them take the holy vow,
Her eye undauntcd shone--
She greeted them with gentle words
With no quveringi in their tone
The pain was hid from mortal eye,
And her soft check told no tale
Her sweet lips moved in mirthful strain
When her heart would rather waili
Like warbling bird her merry voice
Was heard amid the throng;
And they who heard It's happy notes
Knew not oitho weary song.
Mid the maze ofmnny tipping feet -
As she movOdlike fairy sprto,
They dreamed not of the breaking heart
Or the spirits quenching light
She moved along the stricken path
And lived her weary life
No tears, save those pillow shed,
Gave token OF the stnfei
AT last her weary spirit hed,
Death calmed her heaying breast,
And set seal Of heavenly light,
Der that cold, white brow at rest,
! FREMONT, February, 1853
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Grecnn a g7incfrorrz.

Attorneys at Law; will attend to all business entrusted
TO their care. OniceNins' Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main street Fremont, Ohio.
j. L. GREENE T. P. FINEFRoCK.
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Notice.

n BETS & co. having quit the Mercantile business
y. anxious TO close up their books and accounts,
we hope all indebted to either by note
account, win call at Office and settle immediately
You will find office in the second story same build
Ing formerly occupied BY US D. BELTS 4 CO.
Fremont April 10, 1857 I'M
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Toledo, Wabash & Western R. r.
I ElaE q. sAl@-E55s
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE FROM
TOLEDO TO ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, Naples, Decatur,
I ALTON and the WEST.

No change Of cars between Toledo and
St. Louis
an and after MONDAY, Dec. 7th, 1857, Passenger
W Trains will leave TOLEDO as follows;
Mail Express at 245 An
New York and st. Louis Express at 2;00P. NJ
Passengers by either these trains go through to st
Louis without change Of advantage not possessed
By any other route.
These trains make close connections nt State Line H.
with the Grent Western r. r., for Springfield Naples, De-
ctur &c and a Ft Wayne with Trains of the Pttsbnrg
Fl. Wayne Chicago Rail Road, for Columbia, Plymouth
and Chicago.
The 245 A. NJ Train makes close connections at Peru
with Trains ofthe Peru indianapolis Rail Road, for In
danapos and at indianapolis with all roads leading from
that point.
Leave STATE LINE, H.:
NY &St. Louis Express at $3.50 A. NJ.
Mail Express at S:35 p. NJ
These trains make close connections at Toledo with FIX
press Trains Of Cleveland Toledo Rail Road for Cleve
land, Dunkrk Buffalo, Albany, New York and Boston.
Same Trains also connect at Lafayette with Trains of The
Lafayette indianapolis Rail Road for Indianapolis Gin
cinnat &c. and at Fl Wayne with Trains of Pitts0urg
~. Wayne Il Chicago r. r., for Crstiine, Pittsburg
Wheengand Philadelphia.
The road is huilt ia the most thorough manner ant
there being change of makes it by far the most do
sirahle route 10 or from st. Louis.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily between Toledo and Stat
Line. GEO. II. BURROWS Gen. Supt.
Toledo, March 10, 1853
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d E E ID 8

VIZ ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUIT-CLAIM
w DEEDS; may always be had at the Drug and
Book Store of c. h. MeCUII.OC CH.
INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
Il can be found at MeCULLOCHs.
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FREMONT NURSE RY
Fitch's Gallery of Art.

rqJroypss, Dagueveotypes and photographs taken in
sagerior stylc. Also Portraits painted Life Size, e
er from The sitter, or from DegHerreoigpe and salts
faction parrdRted in all cases.
have lately purchased the stock fixtures &c belonging
to the A. ~ Wiles room, in Minis block and shall contin-
ne The business Mt the place where shall be happy
to attend to those who fayorme with acall.
instructions given in Ambrotyping also, in Portrait and
Landscape painting NJ. w. FITCH.
Fremont Oct 81 1856. 4oy1
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CONFECTIONERY!

AM now daE manufacturing at my Confectionery, on
Il the corner Of Front and Market streets
Candies of Every description,
and in every descrbabe shape and pattern All Confcc
toneres sold by are manufactured steam refined
White Sugar, and not from the ~ Orleans sugar
the great portion of of the Candies sold in this part
of the country,
Orders for any amountle than 5000 pounds be
hiled on application. THEODORE CLAPP
Fremont June "a, 1855.
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gEOIllmO,,aiEly.

Dr. j. W. FAILING having established himself for the
purnose praccing Homeopathy in this place and vi
ciniy would respectfully TO the public that his
present arrangements will enable those dcSous of avail
Ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention TO their calls whether in
or out of town. y ltoons in Sharp & Shonos Block,
n. d. Dr. f. pays particular atteptpn TO all forms of
thronic diseases. Fremont, April 10, 1866
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Theodore CIapp,

Manufacturer Confectionery and dealer in Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits, Grocerics, and Yankee Notions
Principe aud Havana Csars. Main street, Fremont o.
June 10, 1855.
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C. w. CLICK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
SANDUSKY CITY, o.,

VTTIIL practice his profession in the several courts o
w Ohio and in the Circuit and District Courts of h,
United States ny- Particular attention given to tht
collection of claims.
OFFTCE.-REBER's BLOCK, upstairs, Water street.
Sandusky, May 90 1857. lSr
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Harness Makers!

GALL at CANFiEID BROTHER'S and you will find
tremendous lot of Trimmings at dog cheap prices
Decd 1851
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rs - Z w, ,....ssas
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEAENT,--O and after Sunday, Mar.
a. 1858, trains win run as follows
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norvak.--Going Vest, Daily,
Ercepf Sunday,
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"And grey twilight, soft descending,
Gently spread her misty veili
Which with the purple curtain blending
Thickens over hill and dale
Until the stars in their graduation,
Penetrate the vaalted sky;
And ope scene for contemplation
Pleasing to the heart and eye"
FREMONT, ONO, FEB'Y 20. 1858 II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-27

One mill tpoa sAeh doiisr Of the valua-
ton for school purposss, payable in current
funds.
Nine mills upoa saeh dsllar asa speoial
tar for the payment Of IN accrued and ac-
oruing interest up to and Including the first
Of April, S59, 10 DO solicited in current
funds.
And the sum OF three and a half mills on
the dollar for the current and municipal Ak
pcnses Of, and within the city for, the cur
rent year.
| All Of which taxes arc hereby levied and
apportioned in accordance with tho vAluA-
| ton upon the respective real and personal
property subjec TO taxation, and to b col.
lsctsd from the Same, within the city, &C
cording to law, in such cases made and pre-
scribed.
Alderman Wyman moved the adoption OF
the following, - substitute for the fesolu-
ton reported BY the committee on finance:
Resolved, That II u the opinion Of this
Council that . tax should be levied suficiant
to meet oil indebtedness Of the city, 70 wit !:
Bonds falling dse, interest On city indebted
peas, also sui6cisnt to meet all nseessary
municipal expenses for thscurssnt year, and
that the Clerk Of the Council be directed TO
prepare statement Of the Indebtedness and
the amount necessary 10 DO levied and re-
port at tho NEXT meeting Of the Council.
Tho substitute Of Alderman Wyman was
lost BY tho following vote:
Yeas.-Aldermen Smith and Wyman.
Nyys.-Aldsrnsn Bishop, Haines, Psttsr-
son, shelley and Timberman.
The resolution reported BY the Committee
on Finance Was then adopted by the follow
ing vote;
Yeas.-Aldsfnen Bishop, Hsines, Patter-
son, shelley and Timberman.
Nays.-Aldcrmen Smith and Wyman.
Cosncil adjourned to Monday, the Goth
inst, at two O'clock, p. m.
B. s. MERRIAM, CLERK.
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IS. II shall not be lawful for the Au-
dltor or other officer to countersign notes
for any corporation, 10 any amount in the
posted with the Treasurer by such corpo-
ration rated ~ provided in the third sec
ton Of this act, and any Auditor or other
officer who shall violate the provisions Of
this section, shall upon conviction be ad-
judged guilty OF felony and shall be pun.
isbed BY . fine Of not less than FIVE thou-
sand dollars. and be imprisoned not less
than five ysars In the Peniteniiary.
10. Every corporation under the pro-
visions Of this act shall be liable to pay
the holder Of every note put In circulation,
the payment Of which shall have been de-
manded and refused, damages for the non
payment thereof in lieu OF interest Ut the
rate Of twelve and one-half per cent per
annum from the time of such refusal un-
Ill the payment Of such debt and the dam
age thereon; Provided, that no damage
shall be allowed on such demand after the
bank has gone into liquidation. The pres.
ident and cashier Of every corporation
formed pursuant to the provisions OF this
act, shall keep z true and correct list of
the names Of al the shareholders Of such
corporation, end shall file copy Of such
list in the Office Of the clerk Of the county
where the office Of such corporation may
be located, and also in the Office Of the
Auditor on the first Monday in January in
every year, but the holder Of any claim
against such bank OF Aoneetion payable
on demand or due ct of ssinR in
to liquidation, shalt u J 70 interest
At the rate Of ten per 6S1(t. per snnum un-
Ill paid, and oil other claims shall bear the
same rate of interest alter maturity.