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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
To Build or Not 10 Build

Twice during this month the voters of
Fremont School district have been called
upon by the Board of Education to vote
for or against building new School House.
At the first election thero was slight turn
out and the vote was l07 against, to 45 for
it. Another meeting was called and still
smaller number of voters attended and the
vote stood "a against to 80 for the School
House.
With somr, tho result Of the vote was
satisfactory, others were much disappointed.
For oursclf we had thought it inexpcdcnt
and unnecessary to build another house
this season. Having at this time five school
houses with eight schools and ninth school
in tho Session Room Of the Presbyterian
Church. Some statements were made by
the School Directors, which now induce IL.
to think differently in regard to the ncccssi
ties of the district. If those statement,
had been placed before the voters through
the papers of our town before the day O
election VIC think the vote might have beer
different. We believe now, that if tho
School Directors will SGT the facts before
the people and call au election to be helC
in twenty or thirty days, the vote might b,
cast in favor of School House. Nevo
before have VIC spoken or voted against ia,
for School purposes, but in doing so thi
time VIC thought it right. 1t seems tn,
majority of voters in attendance though
so too. The vote on Monday would hav
been stronger against School House, had i
been generally understood that vote wa
to bo taken. Many said, it was voted dow
two to one the first trial, and tho Director
will not attempt another vote now, so the
stayed away.
We hope the subject will not be droppc
but let there bo ligAt--facts and figures
i given to the taxpayers of Fremont, an
then they can vote understandingly on til
subject. The columns of the JOURNAL ar
y open to any one who has information t
give.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
COUNCIL PRocEEDrNes.
MoNpAY, NAV "a, le5s.


Council met at the Mayors Office; pres
ent Mayor, Recorder and Council.
An ordinance 10 prevent the obstruction
of sidewalks, having been read by tho Ro-
corder, was unanimously passed, and order
cd TO bo placed on file, and to bo published
for ono week in the Sandusky County Dem
ocrnt.
A petition was presented to tho Council,
signed by John Bell and others, for the re-
duction of Ohio Avenue, on tho cast side
Of the river, 10 the width Of one hundred
feet, and having been read, wns, upon mo-
tion laid on the table.
On motion James r. Wilson was appoint
cd Board Of Health for ono month from
the first Of June Mt n salary Of one dollar
per day.
Ordered that an order issue to Jno. B. B
Dickinson, printers fees, for Sll,25.
On motion the wages of day laborcrs up
on tho corporation be reduced from ono dol
lar to seven shillings per day.
Mayor Greene paid into the hands Of th'
Treasurer IS, show license received of Sat
terlec, Bell & Co.'S Circus.
JOHN L. GREENE, Mayor.
O. Rail- Recorder
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
Spring Medicine.
GET riIE PUREsr, GET THE CHEAPEST,

GET THE PUREST, GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET THE MOST EFF1cAcIoUs.
In short get THE BEST, which Dr. Robocks scandi
navau Blood Purifier and Blood Pills These woderfu
Medicines entirely vegetable leave no bad effects and
possibly injure the most delicate constitution
Never good Spring Medicine so necessary as now
for In addition to the Skin Diseases and deanged stomach
and Liver which every Winter produces 1t Is most eyi
dent to all who accustomed to note the powerful in
uenee for good or III that the mind has upon the body
that the anxiety Of mind caused by the late widespread
money troubles has injured the general health OF almost
every one Then cleanse strengthen and purify
EN- with the Scandinavian Remedies and you will proba-
by save yourself from serious illness the coming
R-y- See Advertisemrnt-l4w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

Fremont IL INDIANA RAmRoAD.-We
were informed, few days since, by one of
tho managers of this road, that work will
be Immediately resumed upon it, and
pushed forword with vigor. Iron is now
being delivered along the line, and it is the
intention to have the road fully completed
to Lima, and ready for the cars by tho
spring of 1s59.-LimG Gazette.
Tho directors of this road are now en-
gagged in getting contracts for the grading
of the road west of Findlay, which will be
resumed as soon as tho weather is favorable.
The grading is all done, we understand, be-
tween this place and Fremont. Nothing
now is wanting to secure tho early compile
tion Of this important improvement, but
promptitude in the payment of tho stock
due, which we hope will not be delayed
when so desirable an object is to be accom-
plished.-Hancock Jefsrsonian.
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The INDIANA SENAroRs.-We have tho
extraordinary news from Washington that
the judiciary committee Of the Senate have
reported in favor of sustaining the two bo-
gus Senators from Indiana. This action
results from the necessities of the slave
power. The Shareholders apprehend that
the lower House is lost to them, and they
intend TO look to the Senate as their secu-
rity. Tho debate on this report will be in
tsresting, as the Senate in Harlap's case,
took exactly tho opposite position,
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New York Market.

Flour market active without material change; sales o.
900 bbs for super state 40oa4 extra state
Ss5a4Oo for super westerni and for to
medium extra western.
Canadian Flour dull; sales of 500 bbls 81 425,a54O
Rye Flour at 3,00a3,37.
/. Chicago Spring sOas3i lol for white Canadian.
Rye dull at g.
Barley at 62a63.
Corn dull at 72a75
oats scarce beer sales at 3sa4O for State and 4os
Al for Western.
Pork market dull sales 500 bbis s5a7 10 for
and Il, ,25 for prime.
Beef la good demand at fair prices.
Cut meats rule dull.
Lard sales 400 bbls. at llallh the latter price fol
jobbing lots.
Butter steady at l5a2oc for Ohio; lSa20c for state
Cheese fair request at 61fa8.
Whisky dull; sales OF 100 bills at 20.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

THE JEWS PREPARING TO ACKNOWLEDGES
CHMsT.-The Rev. Mr.. Buas, converted
Jew, and Assistant Secretary Of the Society
for smeliorating the condition of tho Jews,
is lecturing in Boston. A few nights since
he stated that in his official capacity he had
recently received letter from England, Civ
ing an account of meeting Of Rabbis in
that country, to discuss the question wheth-
er Christ was the true Messiah. "They
agreed il the Messiah did not come in fif-
teen years to accept Christ as the true Mes
siah,
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Limited Co-Partncrship.
Notice to Teachers.

TNiIE Board of Examiners of Sandusky County, hereby
notify Teachers and others concerned that they win
meet at the Court House, in Fremont every Saturday
ring the present month, at o'clock p NJ to examine
candidates for certificates.
On account will certificates be granted except at the
times above specified.
In connection with this publish part Of Section As
of the Ohio School law and notify Teachers that
pect them to be qualified the specified branches
No person shall be employed teacher in any Primary
Common School unless such person shall bave first obtain
ed from said Examiners any two Of them certificate
of good moral character and that he she qualified ia
teach Orthogaphy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Geog
raphy and English Grammar. VIM. FULTON,
d. ID. AMES.
Fremont NAV 81, 1858 Board of EIaminers.
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VIII be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA!
BY JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS.
Illustrated wiM Sir fine EngraUings- One
VOlume, 12mo. 32O pp.-Price 81


This work will portray with eminent abil-
ty the crimes committed by Government against the
Maroons who fed from South Carolina and other Slave
States seeking protection Spanish laws. 1t will al
show the bad faith exercised towards the Indians of
Florida and be found to present true view OF the long
fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object of the work is to operate upon the political
morality ofthe country, by calling forth the sympathies
and moral feelings Of the psople and its condemnation of
the tyranny Of the Executive and its supporters should
commend it to the attention ofevery American citizen.
The long and services high personal char
acter and known ability of the writer will be sufficient
guaranty ot it's merits.
The Washington spondent Of the New York Even
ing Post who examined Of the advance Sheets
al have examined with pleasure and instruction. The
work will prove valuable history of important
which will undoubtedly be passed by those who claim
to be the historians Of country either in
OF the peculiar institution which concerns because
they have not the facilities for acquiring information
the subject. To any other than Mr.. Gddings the
subject Of the Spanish Aaroons Seminole slaves wou
become complex and remote. Perhaps there has
subject which he has thoroughly investigated in the
Of his public duties any that he comprehends
better than this Tho book will vast deal Of m-
portan information besides that ofwhcht is the special
deneated by tho pen of Mr.. Gddings is grand
noble DEATH mp thrilling and instructive chap
ter in the work. and while the whole is produced in the
ua earnest clear and of the author II is al
50 beautied with romance charming than can be
gathered from the world Of fiction"
agents toaHied in county in the Uaited States
FoLLETT, FOSTER & CO., Publishers,
Journal Buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
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Special NOtices.
asy- ONO STATE AND UNION LAW Col

AE- ONO STATE AND UNIoN LAW Coll
Axox-This Institution has been removed 70 Cleveland,
ohio Degrees are legally conferred, and students upon
Graduating may be admitted to practice For Circulars
address at Cleveland, NJ. A. kNV' Seo'e"'''
December o. 1851. 47y1
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE-h sell
dom occurs that notice, under any pS
tent medicines rcstoraves any thing Of the Kind for
e have prejudice against the most Of them But can
dor rcomp.s us attention to the advertisement Of
Prof woods Restorative In the last column at the bottom
of the third pnge Of this paper We are too juvenile to
.ou,re anything OF the kind but instances oitr
have come knowledge which almost that
sasovereign remedy against the hair becoming prema
turey gray. 1t Is not "lNir Dye but upon Its arpca
tion directed the effect is produced upon the skim
which brings out the original native coored hair without
Stiffness and gives It glossy aud natural appearance
We have seen persons who have used IT, and they are
much pleased with It. Examine the advertisement
Missouri Republican. Sold by all respectable Druggiss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
Look Out for the Cnrr.

We are informed that locomotive and
ton cars have been bought by tho Fremont
& Indiana Railroad Company, and their ar
rival is looked for tomorrow. A cargo Of
iron is expected daily, and it will continue
to arrive until the whole 10000 tons shall be
delivered. The company will commence
laying track in few days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

"In the midst Of life we arc in death."-
This expression will apply to newspapers as
well as to poor humanity. 1t is our pain
fnl duty to announce this morning that the
Leader, the organ of the National Democ-
rscy of tho city has curqummired.-&
Louis Democrat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
o. BALL, Recorder.

Hon. Charles Sumner sailed for Europe,
in tho Vanderbilt on Saturday. He goes
direct to Havre and thence to Switzerland
and Hungary. His object is to free him
self from the cxcitements of his public po-
sition in the hope of rcgaining his former
strength and vigor by travel.
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Worcester. Mass. Nav 25.

The jury in the case of Horny D. Stone,
who was arrested in Springfield some time
since for forgery, brought in a verdict of
not guilty this morning He is still held
on civil process for debts amounting to
100000, being unable to obtain bail for
double the amount
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

t-y- DIR. MANN's AGUE BALsAM.-Ths wonderful
compound having extensive sale In all parts OF the
Union where ague exists 1t is OF the fcw medicines
which are now sold the country that really what
their inventors claim for them. And unlike all other
remedies that recommended by their proprietor to
cure all the ills that flesh is heir toths remedy is only
recommended for c fever and ague that particular
class diseases growing out Of the result OF masma
western country. The numerous evidences
OF its great curative properties and the high estimation
placed upon it, renders 1t the greatest discovery of the
nge and It the entire appreciation Of all classes
OF men. Those having occasion to medicine OF this
kind, urged TO spare pains to give this trial If
they wish to be soundy cured See advertisement In an
other column OF this paper Sold by all good druggists
1iw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

We have a scholarship in the "Cleveland and Union
Law College," for full Of legal Instruction, which
will sell at bargain Students graduating nt this In
stituton are admitted practice all the State
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

By the last arrival from London it is sta
ted that the Atlantic cable had been ship
ped and tho Niagara and Agamenon would
sail on trial trip OH tho 25th.
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Greensburc. April is 81

Dear sir you will please find two dollars
enclosed for the payment Of the Visitor you
have been kind enough to send me your pa
per for the last nine months-and We are
told from tho best orthority that tho labocr
is worthy hairer-I must say yours is a
good caunty paper so fair as General moves
is conscrned-as to the political Part Of
the paper-according to my opinion will
fall short to some Extent the CRATE princi
Piles taught by our fathers but you are yet
youngc and l hope you will improve youre'
I truly JAMES B. FOLEY.
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fremont Sourml.
Local ano 7GiscsIIaOscps Mattcfs.


wehave the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks for sale, at all times at the JouRNAL OFFcE
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ne that in the porid poald rise,
Must READ THE yEws and ADVERTISER 7"
News Depot OF Papers and Magazines at Mcculloch's
Dr. Tubbs June Appointments
c. J. Messers Threshing Machines Sandusky.
Z. @. Young. Roota and Shses.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By orde

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order
- Probate Court Saturday, the 19h day of June
1855 at o'clock p. NJ at the dwelling house the
premises at Clyde Sandusky county, hersnafter dssc
bed will be sold the following real estate, towit:--
Ino number fifteen In Browns addition to the village
of Clyde, county Of Sanduky State OF Ohio the prop
crty Of George Hebsen, deceased.
TERMS.-one hundred and fifty dollars down. the bal
in two equal payments In nine and the other in
eighteen months from date OF sale with interest secured
by mortgage the premises The premises will be sold
free and clear from all encumbrance OF DOVER
AMOS FEM, Administrator OF
May 2l, 1858. 17w5 Geo. Hebisen, deed.
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Buffalo Market.

Flour quiet and sead6. Wheat firm, sales ~ 900 bush
at 70 for choice Chic Spring. SO for white Canada Corn
quiet sales TO- 900 bu at 50bc for Toledo, 52c Illinois
Railroad. Oats % 900 bu at &c. Whisky firm 19a2Oe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and cxpodl
tiousy done and reasonable terms. II you desire any
such work call al the JorENAL OrFIcE.
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d u 10 DIS .

WARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUIT-CLAM
w DEEDS, may always Be had At ,s, the prug = e., and
INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
Il can bo found at McCULL0CH'S.
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE-Bv ord,

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order
~ of the Probate Court within and for the County of
Sanusky Ohio shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House. In Fremont the following premises situate
in tho township of Jackson in the County of Sandu ky
Ohio on Saturday, June l2th 1885, att o'clock p. NJ:
II being the twenty of land struck of of the west
end OF the southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section twentysix in township four north OF range
fourteen containing twenty of land more less
WILLIAM H. BACON, Guardian OF
May 81, 1858. 17w4s James and Sarah Bacon
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ANOTHER LETTER FRoM GEN. FoLEY.-
The indianapolis Journal gives another let
tor Of Folcy's, wriitcn no longer than last
Spring to the editor of the Rising Sun
Visitor.
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Attachment.

Peter Upp Lyman Miller Jacob McCary, Trustees in
Trust OF the in the village of Clyde
Sandusky county, Ohio, plaintiffs, against
Smith Wsterman, Defendants.
I)EFORE Amos Fem, Justice Of the Peace OF Green
ID Creek township, Sandusky county, Ohio, the 5th
day of May A. d. 1885, said Justice issued order Of
Attachment In the above action for the of Three Dol
lars. LYMAN MILLER Trustee in trust.
Green Greek, May Is, 1858 17w3
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BUCKLAND- & GRAHAM.

(tHAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF FIRE.
mont and vicinity should pstronize them, consisting
OF hyc links, two hooks, and swive
lst-Because we keep pure andunadulterated articles.
2d-Because we keep the largest assortment.
Sd-Beeause we sell lower than any body else.
4th--Becanse will not be undersold.
5th-Because every body knows 1t.
oth-Because we keep Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils and
Dyc-stuffs.
1th-Because keep Books and Stationery.
sth-Beeause VIC keep Yankee Notions.
From MediterTanean's far of coast
From Afric's distant strand,
We've all the drugs that e'er were used
To cure the ills Of man.
From frigid and arid plain.
From Red Sea and nom Black,
We've all the drugs that e'er were used
BY doctor or BY quaek.
We've choice extracts from various flowers.
English and French perfumes
AAgnoa's fowers the roses bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geographical Bousdary Of ef Place sf fer
hs esneM e those that "doaf ksosOn the north side
By Young shoe store and Joycs shop and LAke s
East by Gusdos and Deans Deans dry Fscds stores snd
sandusky River. South by Striker elothae
store and Tim CITY, West by Fort Stephenson and ths
Friends, ielicw-ctizens. and eountrynen, give NJ
call. No. l. Bsekiaafs BLOCK.
AUCKLAND GRAHAM.
Fremont March s, 1858. eyl
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Notice.

MORGAN l.. CANDEE, et al !
William Bardshar ct al
TNHE Defendants, Francis J. Nan Mesa hsrieu A. rif
IN and PastorA J. Grln, hereby notified thrt ths
plaintiffs have this day hed the eour Of common pless
Of the said county OF Sandusky their petition the object
and prayer OF which far the said last named defend
ants are concerned, to compel them convey VIII
liam BarSar the following lands In said county 10 uii
The north half Of section seven In ewnEhp I've range
seventeen, which said defendants their contract In w
ting, dated July g. 1855 sold 10 Thurman r. Pcmeroy and
agreed to convey the 10 hiW hx assigns which
contract the said Pomeoy has assnged to the sAd bard
shar. Defendants notified that uneas they
said petition BY 10th day Of June A. D. same
will be confessed and Judgment entered accord
ingly. BASSETT KENT,
May II. 1855 love fias As,ys.
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car TImc-LeavIng Fremont.


GOING RAsT. GOING WHIST.
Buffalo Express II. 20 pm Mail and Chic. Exp 1908
Mail and MY Exp 6.37 AM Telegraph Exp 9.27 Pm
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Attachment.

Riley Andrews, Plaintiff against I
Smith WistermAn, Defendants.
DEF0RE Amos Fem, Justice Of the Peace Of Green
ID Greek township Sandusky esanty, Ohio on the 5th
day ofMAy, A. D. 1885, said justice issued Of At
ard twenty-five cents RILEY AEDREWg
Green crssh, Nay Il. isbA lTvs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-28
THE CHARLES7OIrN NIVY-TARD, MASS4OHL-
SETT,S.
From the Boston Advert or, wednesday !

=
There is now ia Charlestown navy-yard .; beautiful
gunboat, lSS feet long, 3ll feet wide and Ii deep,
which can 10 brought forward at short notice She is
fiat on the floor has long sharp ends and is designed
principally for shallow water service
Tue sloopoi-war Constellation is in the ry-dock
receiving new wales and other rcm,irs The estimated
cost Of her present repairs is said to be about 900
The sloop-ofwar Leyant is lying in the dock basin
and is all ready TO receive her tanks in other words
she Is ready to be fitted for sea- far the hull is con-
Cerned
The stcamhgate Colorado lies near the sheers, with
only her fore and nzzen nasts in She put in here to
have some of her machinery repaired was stripped to
agirtline, and had her mainmast taken out. We are
not aware that any survey has been ordered by the Bureau
CONSTRUCTION upon the soundness of her hull but be-
lore She leaves here she will b. ciuled outside and in
SIDE She is of magnificent model but her worknanshop
Brough compared with the work performed in Charles
town navy-yard.
The extension Of the drydock continues When
completed, it will be- perhaps the best dock in the
country.
The foundry buildings receiving the machinery and
other apparatus for active work.
There are at present 400 men employed in the navy
yard