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

ly changed their residences, will please give
us notice, that our carrier may not overlook
them in the distribution Of the JOURNAL.
Tho Fremont people have purchased 81
acres of land, about n mile from town for n
cemetery. They arc to call it "Oakwood.' "
What has become of the cemetery project of
our ciizcns!- T6in Advertisor.
The grounds selected by the Cemetery As
Sociatou are most beautiful and for years
bave been the admiration Of every behold
cr. We notice n couple of errors iurthe ar
ticle above. The number of acres is from
,renty-fye to thirty, and the namc Oak
Wood
There was m alarm of fire about one
o'clock Tuesday, it was found to DO the
dwelling of Geo. Grcincr No material
damago done. The frcmon turned out
well, bpe there was no need of their SER
vices.
We have hocn told the late postmaster
of this place is dcfaultcr to the department,
in the sum of $3.50. He has good surctios.
Mr.. Geo. Myers, pump maker on the
east side Of the river, WAS pretty severely
hurt on Monday night, by falling down the
stone steps on the cast side of tho bridge.
There was perfect tornado of wind on
Monday The dust flew in clouds. 1t is q
provcrb that every man must cat peck Of
dirt, we think those who were in the streets
on Monday got pretty nigh their portion.
Santa Anna is cn route for the city of
Mexico, via Havana. His star is again in
the ascendant.
The Union prayer meetings in Birchard
Hall are largely attended.
J. r. JACKSON, piano dealer, of Sandus-
XIV, whose card will be found in another
column has Just sold to Mr.. James Justice, n
splcnld seven octave piano from the manu-
factory of Haynes Brothers, New York.
ANY of our citizens who are about to pur-
chase piano, will do well to call on Mr..
Jackson.
Mr.. St Clair has purchased of Mr. Rowc,
the store formerly belonging to the estate
Of james Mitchell. 1t will soon be COM
plctcd, and ready for occupancy.
The whole locofoco ticket, both township
and corporation was elected in this place on
Monday last.
BURNs-The Patriotic Burns voted for
Lccompton after all. He and Miller stand
alone, in the Ohio delegation for this out
rage to liberty and justice.
Several Stree scrimmagcs" occurred at ono
of the drinking places near the polls on
Monday last. o, Democracy o, Whisky
one and inscparablc.
THE SUPPER AND CONCERT, for the ben
eft of the congregation of St. Joscph's
Church on Tuesday evening passed off fine,
". The number in attendance was estima
tod at about SoO Tho receipts amounted
to 1925.
Mr. Joseph Rumbaugh has taken the con
tract to build the new Lutheran Church.
1t will be pushed forward rapidly.
What an ass that man was who first
thought Of throwing by the historical namc
Of Lower Sandusky" for the present one.-
Messenger.
; We have always regretted that the namC
"Lowcr sandu~ky," was abandoned by OH
people. Even now our old citizens dwell
with admiration on the mention of tha
, name which associated this place with tho
t history of the past, and with the "Judge'
who has passed away earnestly protestcd--
80, change the people, not the name,
OF my old home Sandusky."
Mr. John r. Wooster, latc resident o
Fremont, has opened in Tiliin large book
and drug store. We commend him to the
} citizens Of that place.