Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23


just received large stock of new and beau
tiful Spring Goods. Call and see them.
PetOrson's Somi-Monthly Counterfeit
Detector and Bank Note List has been re-
ceived. 1t is one of tho best detectors.-
1t has list Of 81 new countorfeits up to
the 18th. Terms 50 per annum. Address
Peterson and Brothers 3o6 Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
VINO WANTS A FARMl-In another col.
umn will bo found an advertisement by f.
Prentice, Of Toledo, who has tract Of
$500 acres adjoining the city of Toledo,
which he will sell at low rates and on reas-
enable terms. When land is offered nj
such cheap rates in so good location, it
seems like folly to 60 further west Mr.. P.
also has largo tracts of valuable land both
in the western states and in the Lake Supe-
rior regions.
The morning Union Prayer Meetings arc
still continued at Birchard Hall.
On the Sd inst, on complaint of his wife,
G. Burnham was, by E. F. Dickinson, Esq,
fined Sl5 and sent to Jail for five days for
knocking his wifo down. Now he retail
ates by advertising her as having left his
"bed and board" and refusing to pay debts
other contracting.
Do You WANT TREES Mr.. J. Dav,
Nursoryman has arrived with great stock
of choice fruit trees, evergrocns, -shrubbery,
&C., to which he invites the attention of
the people Of Fremont Everything he
has is of tho best. He will warrant every
thing sold by him. His Nursery is on Mr..
Vallette's farm. Samples can be soen at
the store of Yallstto & Co., whore orders
can be left. Mr.. Day would prefer to have
people call at the Nursery and select for
themselves.
ANGOLA REPUBLIcAH.-CHAs. G. MUcG,
Esq, lato Of the Uyandot Pioneer, has re-
moved to Angola, Stuben Co., Ind, and
purchased tho Republican office. Mr.. NJ.
makes good editor and we wish him success
Its politics is as its namo indicates-rcpub.
lcan. Long may it wave.
Tho Northern Division of tho G. &. t
Railroad is all right again, and trains are
running regularly.
Mr.. o. II. Fussoman, has sold the prop
srty on Garrison street now occupied by
him and lately owned and occupied by CO.
Orion, to Mrs f. Fernel.
Mr.. Fusselman has purchased tho hillside
property occupied by j. S. Vanness, on the
east side of the river, consisting of over two
acres.
The last number of tho Sandusky Mr.
ror announces Thomas S. Orton IS cdito
and proprietor.
Sunday morning commenced an Apri
shower which lasted until Tuesday evening
New MILLINERY SroRE.-We notice
millinery and dress making establishment
has been opened in the room lately occu
pied by Mr.. Burdick, opposite the Bank
Crinolino institutions must be supported.
The Columbus Statesman says that tn
bill authorizing the State Treasurer to re
ceivc the Seneca county funds in the hand
of the County Trcasurers, passed tho House
but was defeated in the Senate.
| GoNE.-Calhoun, Clarkson, Henderson
Mclean, and the whole candle-box tribe o
Border Ruffians, have left Washington
bound for Missouri.
The Sandusky Register says: AT tn,
term of the District Court for Attowa coun
ty, which has just closed, MoRRIs E. TYLER
Esq, of Fremont, was admitted to the Bar
after having passed the test of thorough
examination by committee of attornies ap
pointed for that purpose. Mr. T. is young
man of more than ordinary promise, uniting
with sterling native talent, answering in
dustry and application in the prosecution o
study and business; and is destined at SOM
future day to make his mark in the profss
sion hc has chosen. He has our gratula
tions and best wishes.
The Toledo Blade says: We understand
that from and after this dato, Spanish quar-
ters will be received at 20 cents, only, shil
lings Mt 10 cents, and sixponces at cents
by all the Banks in this city. Now for I
truly decimal currency!
The vote postponing tho further consid
GRAFTON of the Pacific railroad bill by tho
U. s. Senate until December next, has been
reconsidered. We arc in hopes the bill
will be passed.
Messrs. 7. p. Finefrock aud Bruce Lind
say have formed co-partnership in the
practice of Law, and will occupy the from
room second story of Russell's block, oppo
site the JOURNAL office.
NoRwAY-Has population of about a
million and quarter The inhabitants are
nominally Protestants. There is not Ro-
man Catholic church or priest in the whole
land. Neither Jew nor Jesuit is allow