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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
rerriblo storm in IlilnoI..

The gallo and storm in portions OF Him
ois on the evening Of May 18th were Of un-
precedentod violence, and covered large
extent of territory. The damage TO prop
erty was immense, but so far rs heard but
one life was lost. At Chicago thero was
only copious rain and moderate galc.--
West of Chicago heavy rain and hail.
Farther South the storm spent its fury
1t crossed the Mississippi near Oquawka
and extended eastward as far rs Mclean
county. At Lexington, on the limo Of the
st. Lonis, Alton and Chicago Road, the
storm was terrific, and nearly every house in
the village blown down or unroofod. The
thunder storm lasted about twenty minutes,
and was succeeded by tornado. A note
to the Chicago Tribune from Lexington
says:
Tho passenger train from st. Louis, by
which send this, was blown from the track
and the cars tipped over, but, with tho ex-
ceptien of few slight flesh wounds, the
passengers were uninjured. Before the
train capsized, all the car windows, on the
windward side, wero blown out, the engi-
neer and fireman were both blown from the
engine, and brakeman was also blown off
one of the cars. The storm struck the train
a short distance north from here.
At the junction Of the Peoria and Oquaw-
ka roads with tho st. Louis and Chicago,
both station houses were unroofed, several
empty freight cars blown from the track, and
dwelling houses were moved bodily twenty
to thirty feet, or entirely demolished. At
'Galesburg, tho engine house Of the Rail-
road and two churches just completed were
blown down, and number of dwelling
houses were unroofed. Three cars were
blown off the track and turned upside down,
Damage at Galesburg estimated at $500
AT Oquawka two steam mills were ruined
and ten houses unroofed. AT Galva church
was moved from its foundation about foot,
and dwellings and other buildings ruined.
AT Mendoza the storm was furious, and in
tho midst Of it the Railroad engine house
caught fire and was consurned Ono loco
motive destroyed. The damage in the
country to farms and buildings was severe.
The rain and hail poured down in perfect
sheet, and the darkness and destruction
were truly terrific.
At Peoria the ravages of the storm arc
seen in all directions. Tho hurricane
struck tho city about five o'clock in the af
ternoon, and in twinklihg Of an eye ever,
church spire in the city was toppled down
fifteen or twenty houses wero unroofed
three canal boats were sunk, and tho steam
cr Ohio, with twenty-ono passengers Oh
board, was made complete wreck, he
cabin bcing blown entirely away. The on
ly life lost was that of child from tho
steamer. The gas lamps were blown down
windows and gablo ends smashed in, whole
trains Of cars blown off the track, and the
beautiful College edifce upon the bluff ut
terly demolished.
The great storm reached Indianapoli
about 10 o'clock Thursday evening Rail-
and hail fell in masses, tho wind blew
gale, and the lightning flashed wildly
Several buildings were damaged in thoi
gables and roofs, and summer kitchen wa
Fitted over fonce ten feet high. Leave
Of trees and the young fruit wcrc badly Gu
m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

THE MORMON WAR-Our dispatches
yesterday and to-day, make revelations
which ought to open the eyes of the country
in relation to tho blundcrs of this corrupt
administration. Il would seem that the
war against the Monnons has been wholly
without cause, and that tho very steps
which the government took in peaceful
and concilatory spirit to preserve its author
ity in the Territory, have been cordially met
by tho Mormons, and that Gov. Cummings
without any military escort, has taken up
his residence in Salt Lake City as the legit
innate Governor of tho Territory. What is
to become Of all our stupondious prepara
tons for war, and the gallant gentlemen
waiting on Providence and Mr.. Buchanan in
expectation of being appointed Colonels and
Captains aud Pay-Mastersl Tho war sops
have carried tho Presidents Kansas policy
bribed tho Englishmen, kept tho spoils o
party together; and furnished carcases fol
the vutures. If it now flats out what will
Democracy" Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
j. WEAVER, M. D.,
Kcl.EorIo PHYSICIAN AND ocuLi

RCLEcTIo PHYSICIAN AND oCUL1sT.,
Tenders his Professional services TO the citizens of
mont and vicinity Special attention given TO diseases OF
the Eyes Ears Throat Lungs Acute and Chronic dseas
eS Priya Diseases cured eectualy. Ny medicines
principally vegetable; use Cscrnel All persons
lcted with disease OF any kind respectfully invited to
apply TO DIR. WEAVER md he cured.
OFFICE on Front Street Minis Block Second Story
Entrance from Croghan Street.
Fremont Nav 81. lS5S. l1m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
PREMIUMS ron THE ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Sandusky Co. Agricultural Society.
To be Held nc Fremont
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRiDAl
8th, 7th and sth October, 1858.

FI,HE BOARD OF MANAGERS VIII have an Office on
tho Fair Grounds where Committees resort for in-
rtruetious, aud to make out their reports.
PRICE, OF ADMISSION.
Any person paying ono dollar will become a member,
which will admit himself and family with their articles for
cxhibon aud carriage without any otherfee Noperson
viii be pcrnliedto take any article the fair ground
take any horse orcarrage thereon without the fee
Of one dollar above stated.
REGrLATIoNs
Awarding connitees requested 70 meet at Society
rooms O'clock r. NJ Of the first day of the fair
card VIII be furnished by the Secretary to be placed
the article. No animal article lie removed unit
three O'Clock p NJ Of the third day without permission
rom the executive committee. Live stock entered III,
hooks the hrst day. may he brought into the ground
up 70 nine o'clock A. ~ Of the second day. Premiums
viii e paid 10 money, Agricultural books papers a the
discretion OF the Board OF Directors. Manufactured
articles must have boon made In the county within
year next preceding the fair except In Nos II and 1S
No premium will be awarded any animal artie
without merit whether there Is competition not.
At half past two o'clock T. NJ, OF the second day th
horse ring win be given up to the ladies to exercise the
skill In riding and driving.
AZ one o'clock Of the third day the members OF tho
ciey will meet at tho tent and there elect
ncers for the year 1852 TO Wit; PRECEDENT Vie
President one Secretary, one Treasurer and i've
who vii hold their Offices for year from and after Jan
uary LIST, 1852
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
GIVE TrSE DEVIL ROPE ENOUGH AND
AHE,I.E. HANG EHENLSEi1.rF.

There arc some evils which cannot be
remodied until thcy have room and verge
enough to reach full development. Such
a necessity there seems to have becn in re-
gard to slavery. 1t had many years ex-
erted a controlling influence in our national
councils II had compelled the nation to
commit the most horrid crimes, such as the
driving out of the Choctaws and Cherokees,
and the determination Of tho Seminoles.-
But the great mass at tho north were still
ignorant of the truth. They do not un-
derstand that body Of men like the south
ern Shareholders, whose ideas of property
are founded in violation of all the rights
of man, must Of course 90 on from bad to
worse. Their fathers acquesced reluctant
y in the declaration of human rights made
in Revolutionary times, but the children of
the Shareholders now grown to fuller de-
Ivelopment Of the slave doctrines scout this
declaration. Tho founders of the Republic
never recognised slavery by any word in tho
Constitution they framed. They devoutly
hoped the curse would speedily disappear
The descendants of tho stakeholder have
placed men upon tho bench Of the Supreme
Court who announce that slavery goes
wherever tho Constitution goes.
For seven years tho whole power of the
Federal government has been employed to
carry slavery into new territories, and even
to force it upon people who do not want it.
lp this crusade all the crimes man can COM
NIT from murder down have been thou
sand times repeated. At one time the doc
trino of popular sovereignty has been adopt
cd when it would be of use to repeal COM
promise which shut slavery out of vast
untroddcn regicn. But when this doctrine
stood in the way of fastening slavery in
Kansas it was unblushingly repudated.-
The democratic party at the north has hith-
erto followed blindly in tho lead of the
slave drivers, 1t has refused to believe that
such crimes havo been committed. Like
Samson in tho hands of the Philistincs, it
has employed its gigantic strength to do
the mesnest work of its masters. It is to
bo hoped that the open and blank dcnial
by the administration of all the principles
upon which it was elected will open the
eyes Of the democratic masses. II not, new
yillainies will yet accomplish the work.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

Potter Upp Lyman Miller, Jacob McClary, Trustees in
frnst Of the in the village of Clyde,
Sandusky county, Ohio, Plaintiffs against
Smith Wisternlan, Defendants.
DEFORE Amos Fenn Justice Of the Peace Of Green
ID Greek township Slndusky county, Ohio the 9TH
day of May, d. 1885, said Justice ssnsd order ol
in the above action for the of Three Dol
iarf. LYMAN MILLER, Trustee 10 trust.
Green Greek, May is, 1858. lTw3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

Cleveland seems TO be infested just at
this time with swarm Of Jew peddlars who
arc fleeing the uhsolpisticated at great
rate. We learn from tho Herdid that sew
cral of those pests have been arrested and
lheayilY iinod.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

RoYALTY.-It is believed, says the Alba
ny Journal, that tho Queen of England, is
about to carry out her often expressed wish
to visit her Canadian subjects aud possess
sions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Kansas CITY. Nav l3

11's'I'''o ~FVli 11ItFJ 7 %
Intelligence was received here last night
from Lecompton, that band Of maraudcrs
committed numerous depredations in that
neighborhood, on tho llfh, robbing several
settlers aud tho store of McWellc, Is miles
from Lecompton. The gang is said to
number GO mon, completely armed, and is
asserted to be the same band which per
petratcd the recent robberios ard murders
at Ft. Scott. No pursuit was attempted.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

MURDERoUs AssAuLT.-On Tuesday
morning, VIM. James went to tho house Of
Isaac June, in Townsend township, agains.
whom he had an old grudge, originating
out Of law suit. After somo convcrsa-
ton James got up and went to the door as
Iif going out, and locked tho door, then
drew a shoemaker's knife and attacked Juno.
cutting open his abdomen so that his in
tcstiucs protruded, cutting several holes in
them: stabbed him in the arm, and cut q
dangerous cash in the side of his neck
June's wife, who was in tho room at the
time nterfered in behalf of her husband,
when James turned upon her and inflicted
several wounds upon her but not danger
GUS ones. She burstcd panel out of the
door and escaped to tho yard, shouting muir
der which attracted the attention of
neighbor, Mr.. Wilcox, who came to tho res
cue. When he arrived he found James
pouring powder on the floor to which he
was about applying q match. Wilcox Sc
cured James who said he had visited the
house three times within year for tho pur-
poso of killing Juno but this was the first
good opportunity ho had found. James
had six pounds of powder with him in a
basket which ho had mixed with broken
glass so that it would kill moro etfectually.
Thoro is no hope of Juns's recovery.
James was examined before justice and
bound over to court. Ho says that if Juno
dies, he is willing to die but not without.
The above arc the particulars as far as
we can learn from tho rumors aAoat. We
will give the full history hereafter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Fremont ana Indiana railroad.

Fremont and Indiana Railroad.
In tho Toledo BLADE Of tho 18th wo find
the following:-
Is IT so?-Thc Cincinnati Commercial
of the 18th, contains tho following item:
awe arc informed that company Of
Northern Ohio capitalists, have secured the
means 70 ocoInplete the project of road
from Lima intersection of the Dayton &
Toledo with the Fort Wayns & Chicago,
to Fremont on tho southern limo of the
Cleveland d Toledo Road.p
We can hardly credit this story, but a
any rate it would be well for Toledo to keeI
at least one cyo open to her interests il
this affair, and not allow her intriguing ri
walls to snatch from her grasp what is 81
nearly hers. the southern trade opened b.
the Dayton & Toledo Roadp
According TO the best of our knowledg
belief SIT Is 80" We hopo our Toled
friends viii not commit any rash act, 70
with both eyes open, thOy will hardly pre-
vent the completion of the road. Th
Jealousy Of the Tolcdoans is plainly oxhit
tied in the Blades remark-"intriguing r
walls"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

To kill bedbugs tako corrosive sublimate
and daub il all over. your bodsteads. Thon
burn your bolstoad and bed clothing. and
move into another house
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
KID AND CLOTH GAITERs
Notice.
MORGAN L. oANDEE, ct al )
VS.
William Bardshar ct al

William Bardshar ct al
NIIE Defendants Francis j. Man Ness Charles A, otif
IN and PastOFa j. Crin, hereby notified thrt the
plans this day fled in the court OF common Plea,
oil the said county OF Sandusky their petition the oeei
and prayer Of which far tho siilast named desna
ants are concerned compel them 70 convey TO VIII
liam I3arshar the following lands in said county, 70 wit
Tile north half OF section eeve township five, Of raugi
seventeen which aid deenants by ther conractn wr
ting dated July s. 1855, sold to Thurman T. foeroy ans
the said Poneroy las asanged 10 the said Bard
shar. defendants notified that unless they answer
Nd ,cton ~ the 10th ay of jane A. d. 1855 the SAINT
win bstksn az confessed aud Judgment entered accord
| inHy. tti .bASSEIf q hENf.
May II, 1855 I0N0 Pin. Attys.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Timited Co-Vnrtncrshin.

'Tl!lE undersigned hayo this day formed limited Co
Il partnership for the purpose of practcing Medicin,
and Surgery in Fremont and vicinity Said co-partner
ship to last until the lst September, 1858.
N. A. RITTER, NJ n.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Friday, May q, 1858.
Republican state Convention.

Tho State Central Committee have is
sued call for Delegate Convention to bo
held at Columbus on tho lsth Of July, to
select suitable candidates for State Officers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
New York, Nav !.

Letters from Havana montion tho dcten-
ton by British cruisers of the Cuban coast
Of other American vessels. The barque
Glenburn recently arrived from Antwerp,
was boarded by a British officer who told
the Captain his orders from Jamaca were to
board every vessel they met on tho coast
When the ship Grotto was boarded at Sag
ua, her Captain, it is said, percmptorily or
derod the British officer and crew to leave
his vessel.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
sSALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order

~ Of the Probate Court within and for the County
Sandusy, Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, in Fremont the fslOaing premises situate
in the township Of jackson, in the County Of Sandu ky,
Ohio, on Saturday, Jaae 12Lf 1855 at2 o'clock p. NJ:
1t being the twenty OF land struck or of the west
of section tweutysx, in township four north of range
fourteen containing twenty OF and moro or less.
WILLIAM II. BACON, Guardian Of
May 2l, 1858. l7w4s James and Sarah Bacon
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Louisville, Nav Is

IUuIaNIIIVi My To-
Tho Nashville steamer City Of Huntsville
sunk Wednesday night at Palmyra Island
being total loss. Ten lives lost. No par.
ftieulars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
CLEvELAND INFIRMl

CLEVELAND INFIRMARY.
TiIERE are in this Institution as charge upon tho
i City, number Of
Likely Boys ard Girls inclrding Infants whOn the d.
rectofs niH bind 20 serrice,
until they become of age, with suitable persons upon
their producing testimonials from the Cergymcn, Nagis
traes Trustees Of their town that they suitable
persons TO have the Of and TO bring up suc children
Application may he made to
r. HUSSEY,
Acting Director Innrmary, Cleveland. d.
MAY Is 1858. 1BmO3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order
1858, at o'clock r NJ, at the dwelling house tho
premises at Clyde, Sandusky county, hereinafter descri
bed, viii DO sold the following rea estate towti-
lnlot nubcr fifteen in Browns addition to the village
Of Clyde county Of Sndusky, State Of Ohio, the prop
erty Of George Hebissn. deceased
TEIiSSune 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
BY mortgage the premises. Tie premises will be sold
FREQ and clear from all oueumbrance Of dover
AMOS FENN, Administrator Of
May 2l, 1858. 17w5 Geo Iiebisen, deed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
New York. Nav lS.

BY the steamship "Austria," We have
London papers of the 4th inst.
The Shipping of tho, Atlantic Telegraph
Cable WAS progressing fayorably. May l.
al! except 500 miles had been coiled or
board the two ships and the remainder was
hourly expected to arrive.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
CIGAR MANUFAoToRY.

T II II 4NI y y I y II u
HAVE now completed my arrangements, got my shop
In operation, and am manufacturing Cigars from the
cipe and Cuba varieties. All persons who wish to pur
chase are invited TO call and exanue my stock and
that use only the best articles, Cigars sold at either
Wholesale or Retail at lower prices than the qua
ty can be bought west Of New York. Also all kinds Of
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCoS kept on hand.
Store on ihe west side Of Front Street. door north
Of Yallette's Flour store. u. pOSS,
Fremont, April 30 1858
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21
Q MEN AND BOYS
Notice to Teachers.

O0Ts Shoes, Caters, Ties and Slippers, are offered al
} FRICTION aboye cost at II. LESHERS,
May ~, 1853. No. Bncblands Block.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

Pedgees duly certified must be exhibited to the board
CotaniueeC. w. Foster, Geo. Boalt, Jesse Emerson,
u. +. CLARK. A. r Carver.
2-DKvoNs.
Premiums as shorthorns Com samo as No. l.
no. 3-HEREroRDs.
Premiums as shorhorns. Com. same as No. l.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

Comniiitse-W Haynes Mrs W Wilson, Mrs L Fur
nell, Mrs Haynes, Mrs Tonpkins.
NO. s2-rRoMIsCuous USENUIERArED ARTICLES.
All articles entered in this class, not being mentioned
In the fore going list will bo submitted TO the awarding
committee, who in their discretion may recommend pre-
miums.
commiftee--Iohn srGee,J " Failing, r Mcculoch,
Beaugrand, Garvin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-21

II y AUs I0-uAIIKIA1fE5 ND W1lVtINA
Best two horse family carriage, i 81 400
Best one horse carriage, Iff ts l 400
hest farm wagon, Is 400
Best one horse spring wagon frr market, 400
Csmmiifss II, 2, DucSlaud, &. IanoTd 7. ClaPp, E.
T. RayInoDd, Peter Yannest
Articles in class ~ and Is ay be entered for pretn
ums BY the persons owning and usng thep, though not
made In the county or within the last year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-24
NEW DISCOVERY - THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA RILLA LOZE NC ES,
Sim nle and Comnonnd.


Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences srups and Extracts named and
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea OF
general therapeutic agent susceptible Of being applied to all
from internal either in the blood or any OF the
organs
BILE and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such aesu and thanks to my interchangeable re-
in vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea which based oleagnons principle OF Sar
sspara partly known to the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form Of
possibility doing otherwise and have divided it into sim
Pile and compound Longs in order that they might be given
My first experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
oeeed and that the charge of qaekey could be brought
attention physicians and of the public is called to
these Loznges order that every may witness the adm
rable results of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards of u thousand parsons
The stomach eleaned the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precous organ and fluid
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Lozenges have had
s. Yeneeal, syphtic, hepate scorbuical Routy rheu.
matte and and bilious Diseases completely cured
Ali diseases Of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other internal ans external complaints disappear entirely pro
For sale BY the box with prospectus, showing how they
-N'' w GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wRiGHT CO., ..-.
- and ISL Chartres st.
II. BoNNABEL
corner Of Matches and Tehoupitoulas SITS.
JAMES sYME, Isl Canal 81
@. II. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street.
NB-oonsultatons tgrsis daily at the above Drug Store
ID EMOVAL-s. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM q
II Camp street the Of Grsvier and New Leye
strsets. 0&
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TEHUANTEPEc COMPANY.
TEmUAsrEPEo colIPANY- -

Il 7Ta INV GELEAss, Ialy sB 1851
Whereas e rspert made 20 Ibis Bsse by The President
bis Warrington IN furfheranse
enterprise which ohect NJ IN Company SATISFIES
l. That arrangement Whatever could b. made wifh
the grant beha7f II hfs Corpany
That Il impossible 70 o0sin ma mail contract for ths
Company: and,
3 That the title Of the sloo grant this Copsay
other parties having acquired under right derived from Mr..
slo7 wishoat the knowiedes offtls I3aard. and
Wheeaa IN The opEi0 Of this Beard, the title % the 8Aoo
being this Company the organization Of said Com
tattbe continuance
q this BOARD IN existence would deeeive the pnbc and posi-
bly, idnce Investments ~ the Dfoe of erprfse Dat
can never b accomphed By This Company the great dis
credit o. this Board. therefore. be Il unanimously
solved. - = -
resign iheFeffeGn :. -,
Eesolvsd That copy Of sse resolutions be published
1stIrrsnt Hewspapers II this city srIIs
Resolved That this Bossd adjourned sine die.
Ieerfy the foregoing be true copy from the
T.. HRYLIGER, Secretary.