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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

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COINTRY RESIDENCE to LET-On tho
METH AVENUE HOUSE.-To LET for one

harm TO LEASE.-Sixty acres OF GROUND
north @. Port Chester The house IL IN good repair aud
comma ds q ne view Il ihs sound Apply 10
CHUkCHAAE ROBERTS No 10 "steFs-
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OFFICE OF THE PgTTsEUzGH, Fosr WAysE -
Cafc.co r n Go pinsbuYfh FEB rs -.

OFFICE or THE Pg1TssUzGH, Fosr VAIN -
CHICAGO 4 r. Co.. Piasour1h, FEB Is isse }
vOTICE.-The aianAl meeting a The -
~ hoIos, ia the PIr7ssURGH, f0Rf WA31
cHICAG RAILsOAD CospAsy oil Be- Dad o. u. - -
o., me Board o. Trace f. the Ciy Of Pitossrsa o.
DAY tie 18th day Of Bach Text, Al o'oiosk n.
dns tie Report Of ths Directors for TIE ysG foS' ~
ges1s-t
TIE election for tAe-E Dectou, % .eys ths scsS
sid b. heo ~ he place CT HEDhkSo"h u, ~
inc, a. 70 O'Clock . o., . ss,,
II. Tr.Dsfsi Boo,s al be c.osea from re "a ~,
narch BON ruaye tic holders % stock V - -
Psnasyysria Onio AID LedisnA or FosE WsJoe fas 20
ks.,Foas Coupanies ~hra tss lot bez COVE q nS
fzat Ct the Company ct that tiUs VII n2t eno
voss q sslc election. 81 order Of zoe gresifsi
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, bscretsI
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JLasEY CIV HafoS. 70 NN I.
ELECTION NOTICE MOTTO f. Is eert,
IL stsen tia. th4 ANNUAL BbE CfsOF, vii y. ~
A. ne eftes az he Comp.ny IN J.r.,y CS o. k0sS
-. sh d,y % April next Tor TIE enosa 81 ava DrseN
uI.es az Clsss No. whose term Of servs xl ttee fr
spr Of one Dirsr.rs of Clsss Nc z 70 81 .r.rcy.
TIE Poll vsa ~ open fToB oAs.ock uSJ oc4ock q
TIE rSua.sr Boots all &C. closed ~ N tn. l5tt ~
4.h Of April ~ II, inclusive. l. ~ COSDT' VI
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LUX EALE IdIRc
brct FACTORY Nth 20 hors- en CINE scd sh.ns sga5e
Tor dislisry. any manufacturing PgFpse al vita
w.t.T-possr 10 horse desirable seng Hol-,
~ m tsru .ud Is building Io's c-uter Of tie
town f Rooty Hill Ne Jersey the Mns,one Rv-r I'D
D.v ar, and R,rsu Csrs miles frou XII sad fur
from the Princeton Railroad depot To those
location Of and Of
tsrsporsop quiet e.ltnf1 bone. pce ~thia the
Trsca o A. pro- offers ind Apply %
SAMUEL o. TRACY, No. 81 Broadway.
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YORK Cos SoL IDATtD vi
HswYoRK, Ma 'on !. 1850 ,
nIVIDEED.-The Board Of Directors OF -
IL Company saseraIs DAY declared ssni sonasI duesA
OF -FOUR PEE CENT psysbs ca aea after the h.scsfh T.
s1 the Pacific Ssnk -
The trsnsr ,oos ~l be c.Ssed nom the 10Th 70 .ssS
nsrch iucludy. J. CAMPBELL. il Tres
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13
THE Ex-mAYOR-JOmN I. GREENE

THE EX-MAYOR-JOHN L. GREENE.
Our remarks last week on the late town
council and the neglect of the Mayor of
his official duties, has called down the ire
of that illustrious individual on our devoted
head Tho other day his honor brought to
our office an article, which he wished pub
lished as his defense, After reading it to
us, he went on TO say that the way he did
business in tho council, was the was the way
they did business in the Legislature, when
he was the member from Sandusky. 1t is
we'll known that the Ohio Legislature did
agreat many foolish and nonsensical things,
but no sane man would suppose they were
SO loosely and Illegally transacted, as werc
the epsctmcnts Of Mayor Greene's council
He then proceeded to call US "a Bay, ""AyP-
asTits, 2 SseoHndrel,P 2 "a s'aeoking d---d son
of 5itch,p etc, etc, of which pot house
language he had full flow; to all otwhicl
we gave no heed, knowing lhst John. i
GreeHe's assertions wore no slARden al
thongh they weFo of the lowest and dirtios
order we ever heard. lie sat and stooS
before Us, bis face liyid and white, trembling
\ Jom head % foot with anger. 70 ,yhicl
We calmly replied that he know his state
ments were untrue and they wers unbecom
ngoa man Of his standing and character
I AMER telling him that his article would be
liitle him in his own and his neighbor's e.
timatioa, he replied that he was willing an
desirous to have ii appear accompanied b
such remarks as we saw fit to make. II
said no had "a father, brother and so
who we're as hide bound as we were, 90
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13
Both The Tifin TriJune and Adrerti,er

Both the riffin Tribune and Adrsrtiser
came out dressed in new type last week.
The Tribune has been considerably enlarged,
Such improvements are evidence of their
successful and ihriving condition. Support
for home papers is the true doctrine. The
county paper is worth ten times more to the
citizens Of The county in which it is printed,
than any eastern paper they can get.
A general and bloody war seems to be
inevitable on the European continent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

dREKr BmrKfv. WariIke preparations
were going forward rapidly ip England
Az Woolwich, there was great activity
The government had chartered Cungrd's
screw steamer Etora, and number of 9TH
er vessels to convey troops and smanitioh
TO the Mediterranean. There wore rumofs
Of a proclamation calling for 10000 mon
Tor the navy. a.
FRANcR.-The most active military
movements prevailed throughout France
$4,000 French troops were expected TO be
in Italy by the day the Adelaide sailed.--
1t was reported that Denmark had conclud.
ed a treaty offensive and defensive with
France. Tlic Paris Bourse was cousidera-
bly, excited but less SO than the London
stock exchange.
rvsry.Iatcstsy Telegraph from London to caivay.l
The report that the Austriaus crossed the
'Ticino on tho 26th is incorrect. They re-
ccived orders 70 do so but these being coun-
termancd they remained on the cast bank
II is asserted however that subsequent
ly the advanced pests crossed and that the
main army would do so on the 20th. The
Austrian official manifesto explaining the
necessity Of war with Sardinia and author
itatively denies that there is secret treaty
between Frame and Russia.
rrhe very lateSt.1
London, Saturday uoon.-The Austrian
manifesto is considered rs tantamount 10
declaration Of war
Paris, Saturday The Austrians have
crossed the Ticino and hostilities have com
meneed. This is official
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

KRNNEDY's MEDICAL DIsccvERY.LThis
article, although the ingredients Of which
il is composed are harmless, still its effects
are most powerful. ltenteFs the blood dis
eased by hdmor and flowing sluggisby
through the veins, and as il meanders lis
way through them, drives from before II to
the surface Of the skin all that is impure
and obnoxious, fltering the blood, and
causing il 10 flow bfiskly through the veins.
The bloiches on the surface in few days
days disappoar and the reign Of hamors in
the system is no more. We wish our read
ers cooldgisi as ws have done, the labora-
tory 6f Ar. KsnBedy at Rexbury. and ex
anime the cnrtifcites of those who have
been cured ofnlaiBnrs But as this, in
al cases, Is not convenient I'VE trust that
our word will be taken when We declare
this to DO the greatest medieino Of the age
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

GoEE TO ELgmAs-Ths, Kentucky Slave
Catehsrs were yesterday taken into the GUS
tody Of the Lorain county sheriff, on war
rant issued for Kidnapping, and taken 10
Elyria TO be lodged in Jail until their trial
at the next term of Common Pleas Court
which commences Tuesday next.-zLsader...
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Republioans. Tal,e Notioe.

The Central Committee ofSapdussy County recommend
to the Republicans Of each township, to appoint ONE
DELEGATE nom their respective tow nshps attend the
State Convention at Columbus Thursday the 2d day
oJuue nct aud they would suggest that such appoint
ment be made SATURDAY, the 2lst of May that the
delegates may have due notice of their appointment
The members of the Central Committee, Theo. Clapp
H. r. Adams, c. G. Eaton D. L. June and l. NJ Keelcr are
requested tome st the JOURNAL OFFICE In Fremont
on Saturday, the 2sth day of May, at2 O'Clock P. NJ
April rs, 1862 /. II. KELLER, Chm.
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he wanted them to see it" Il appears to
us that this father, brother and son will ro-
grst tbatA connection of 4hoa's would dis
honor thom 30 much as 70 acknovledge
binsclf thc apthor Of such an article. Tc
say the best, he has writton hinself ayain
foolish man, and has moi in The least re-
lieved his shoulders Of the burden We laid
upon him. But to the article:
MR. KrELrR-I have no desire to engage in ncvspa.
per warfare still feel that should fall short OF my du
" 70 my friends, my family aud myself were to suffer
such charges found In your paper Of last week
aulinst roc to go ounansweredl f. / fffg
Toa charge that tho town ccurei Of last In th'
mine; and then proceed with your specifications
among ron viii which are e, the following
the yeas and NAYS we're not called. 49,
In reply . thlsA have only 70 ssy st Is wholly I'M
out the yeas aud nays being called. The fact that the
record does show them called Il fault mine
was no part Of wydVty 70 keep the record aud %
corder neglected to record them he doubtless followed tho
precedent set BY hs'predrsessors. +fer oIi4
2d, That sope Of the ordinances not signed by
Tat not only antrur but you must have known 10
be Nlse When you published This charge for you say,
Democrat with the Mayors name attached but his name
is wanting in the record book"
Now MI Keoler how do you suppose my name became
attached to those published ordinances II did not sign
them! Andhow muny times do you suppose II necessary
for Mayer to sign ordinance 20 give validity TO i
Asa man you certainly would not have given publicity
TO such vile SANDERS and ase aseloods agtius your
neighbo hut the editor Of political Journal yOuseem
10 easily sink the man. disregard the TRUTH forget there
are such thingsas honor or integrity among your political
opponents; and believe did the ancient Jews, that
nothing good can come out Of Nazareth or rsther no
man can be honest and be adcmocrat.
By giving tho above insertion in your paper will
permit truth tofow in the same channel that your SLAM
de and lsehood had previously occupied and dsabuso
the minds Of those who had been "led TO believe lie
Respectfully, JOHN l.. GREENE.
The ex-Mayor has had his say but what
does il amount to? The ordinances and
the proceedings arc on the record book, and
as guarantee Of their truthfulness they
are attested by the recorder. The ordinan-
COS are every one of them null and void,
not worth straw; and We again repeat
what we said last week, and for tle proof
of our statements offer the record book
1t was there we got our information. The
official acts Of men elected to do the bust
ness of the people, should always be of such
a character that they need not fear to have
the record opened. And so long as we sit
as the editor Of a public journal, we shall
not fear to speak our sentiments on their
public acts. OF Mr.. Greene rs man, neigh
Dor or politician, we said not word But
Of Mr.. Greene as Mayor, we aimed to, and
believe did, speak the truth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13
Republioan. State Convention.

In pursuance Of the authority vested In them the
dersisned announce that delegate nominating Conven.
ou will assemble In the city Of Columbus Tursday,
the Sreond ay Of Junenex forthe purpose OF upnnt-
ing eanhiaefor Governor Lieutenant Governor Audi.
tor Secretary and Treasurer Of State Supreme Court
Judge member Of the BOardof Public Works, and Com
missioner Of Common Schools.
We earnestly hope that all NJ whatever party Rcpubii.
ans nericana Democrats ahd of whatever bitth for.
eign or native Who are prepared to Join IN seommon ef
fort to deliver National Government from the control
Of arrogant sectional interest to arrest the spread Of
Slavery beyond The states II which It exists to prevent
the opening Of the foreign Slave Trade; maintain
the rights nf eernen and tho interests Of free hbor 10
reJuks the spirit Of extravagsnes. corruption AMI mis-
rue which chArae,erzes the existing National Admins
tAion and to rng back the Govepeat to the control
Of the principles avowed IN the Declaration Of Iudepend
enee and reAairmed In the Federal Constitution viii
unito 10 attendance apon the Connty Conventions and in
the selection Of delegates through them the nom
nation by the State Convention Of candidates. worhI Of
the support Of honest and patriotic voters.
The ratio of representation will be ono delegate to each
hve hundred votes for Judge Peck the election OF 1855
hundred and Hny votes.
The total number Of delegates viii be
be 364. We omit all counties except those
in this, IXth Congressional District. They
will be entitled to the number Of delegates
as follows; Sandusky 2, Seneca 4, Wyandot
8, Hardin 2, Crawford 8, Marion 8, Otto
wa ].
The several county committees viii call their county
meetings for the selection Of delegatesH such times and
places as they think desirable but suggest Saturday
the 2st Of May as the most suitable day Sufficient time
should elapse to give all the delegates ample notice Of
their selection.
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LooE ON THIS PICTURE.

The United States Court for the North
ern District Of Ohio, sentenced Bushnell for
the crime Of assisting a man TO his liberty,
to pay fine Of Sir Ala3dred dollars, TO pay
the costs Of prosecution, say Fifteen hva-
drsd dollars and 70 imprisonment ,Sirty
days- CleUeland Herald.
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Grand Eneamp1aOnl Z. o. o. r.

Tho Grand Encampment Of 10. o. F.
of Ohio held a meeting at Dayton, Tuesday
and "Wednesday of last week, The grand
officers were oil 10 attondauep, with a, large
representation from different encsmpmonts
throughout the State. "A large amount Of
business was transacted during the session.
Three charters we're issued Tor now epcspp-
ments, viz: one at AdslPhi, Ross count
one at FrRnklin, WaTrsn eountyj and one
atVlenna. Clinton county. The officers
sIeiected for the ensuing year are
Grand Patriarch-c. +, WIilslaeh, Of Gin
cinnati. t a..s ~ - ,l.. ~
Grand High Prisst-Rey- sappel Marks
Grand Senior Warden Thsod0s cIapp
Of FrepoDt ~, +. ,.ii ia I, -.
Grand se1bs-wn, N. HubbeIl Of Gin
cipnati. .,.,s., ~ +,
Grand Treasurer-G, D. Wipchcll, o
Cincinnati, .. ~. .s.t,..,..s \, l...,.-,.
Grand Representative 10 the Grapd Lodgi
of the United slaies--SsPj. Q, TrAe g
The next eAnpd session will be held o
NJ Vernon, on the first Tuesday Of Nay
Uses.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

C. & I. BAILRoAD.-Mr. L. D. Rucker
has received the appointment of Superin-
tendent of the G. Il 7. Railroad. Mr.. R.
is well qualified for tho position. Mason
Burnham has been appointed Master Ne
chanic. ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

On Tuesday afternoon the train for Fos-
toria met with slight accident. An axle
broke and two cars wero thrown from tho
track, no ono hurt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

"pEDuocED BY DysPEPsIA TO A MERE
SKELEToS,"- Cured By "Berhqge's Hall
load Bitters," "T--Ar, A. Matcheit, trader
probably as well known as auylman in vest
ern Pennsylvania, states as follows u met
with farmer in Armstrong county whe
was reduced By Dyspepsia 70 a mare skels-
tom; | persuaded him 20 buy rbettle Of
Berbaye's Holland Bitters, believing il
would cure him. Meeting him some months
after, what was my astonishment at fpdine
him hale, hearty man; he told me he now
lsei9hsd 200 pounds, and that this wonder
fol change had been produced by Boerhave''
Holland Bitters, to which he attributed sole
] ly his restoration"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

IcE,-Thc Palo Alto, from the Sault,
arrived in our port Friday evening last, with
a cargo of fine ice, which will very material
ly assist our citizens in keeping cool during
the coming summer. l, ar
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

The village of Norwalk is soor to be
lighted with gas. Is there not enterprise
enough in Fremont to start a gas company 2
It wilIPay larger dividend on the capital
invested than any thing else VIC know Of.
McCormick's reaper and mower. In
another column will be found the advertise
ment of this justly celebrated machine
Alex. Mcpherson Of Huron county, is agent
for this section of thsSiate.
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Eqaai add Exact JusticC to ali men,

LOOK on THIS PICTURE, i
The United States Court for the District
Of Michigan, scntenced the Deputy Marshal
Tyler to fine of One Dollar and Thirty
Days lmprisonn,eat for killing Capt, JOKES
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-13

The OHIo BLACK Law IN BLAsT.-The
county Of Portage probably has the honor
Of the first prosecution under the "black
law passed last winter by the Ohio Legis-
lature, prohibiting men "reputed" to have
negro blood 10 their veins from voting.
Al the April elaction in Charlestown, a
citizcb---reputed TO have negro blood-S-of-
fered his vote, and was challenged by pat
riotie Locofocol A hystander remarked
That ain bis OPINION the ihdnidual in ques-
ton ahad right to yoten Tho vote was
received. Whereupon the LOcofoeo iRdig-
mated raa aBci 4l
Snbseque ently. ono Of the 'faithfulp swore
out a warrant against the bystander who
expressed the shove recreaht, dangerous
"opinionP for violating said law against re
putedp negro blood Tho said bystaRdei
was arrested and taken before Justice Solby
Of Paris. Upon the hearing the JustioC
bound the accused over to the Common
Pleas Court in three hundred dollars.
1 AT the late term of the Common Plcai
Court tho case was brought before The
Gra6d durE who refused the present bill
4 RdUehaa1 Dem. ia uai'rtfas.f iga
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The covernorship-mon. q. 2. RuclsInnd


EDIroR OF STATE Since Mr.
Buckland's name has been SO favorably and
voluntarily mentioned by the press of north
ern OHIO as suitable man for the next
Governor of Ohio, allow mo to say what
every one knows to be true, who is acquaint-
ed with Mr.. B., that he is solid, sensible
man, of the strictcst integrity, an able law
yer, and man who most happily combines
the qualities essential to make r good and
popular Governor He is well calculated,
moreovernot only to sustain, but to strength
en- the great cause iu which we are engaged.
The course Of Mr.. Buckland in the Ohio
Senate already indicates another name to
be added to that galaxy of ohio's noble
sons Of whose patriotism and statesman
ship the world need not be ashamed. G.
YoRK, Sandusky Co, o., 1859.
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ACCENTS WANTEDI

100 YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MEN are wa nted to
wv travel agents who viii receive $50 per month
hnd expenses paid agent engage In the
for himself upoTa capital OF s2 and make from SIS $40
per day. for sevr of agents have made twice that
sum For particulars enclose portage stamp and address
15w0 BEAIS CO., Ashland, Mass.
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SECRETS DISCLOSED!

TIVE Subscribers offer for sale Recipe Book which
i contains Recipe for making every article that is
manufactured in the country, soaJs Hair Predaratons
srups Mead, Soda, and Mineral Water Paints Blaokings
Inks &c. &c. and Recipes for making every article man
nmcturcd; one for making Honey which cannot be re-
eognzed from that made by hoes either look taste
and the cost Of which does exceed three cents per
pound, aud be made few minutes; another for
making Elud another for making Soft Soap which
be made with little trouble and at cost exceeding SIX
ty cent? barrel and Is not to be surpassed for excel
ence. Which book will be sent IN any that rems
ms by mail Fifty Cents, either n money In posisge
stamps, to j. II. REALS, Ashland, Alass. l5w6
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AtIaChnlenf.


Charles O. Nurg Plaintiff,
against
Hannah Leppelinan, Defendant.
In Justice Court before Amos Fem Justice of the Paao
for Green Greek township, Sandusky County. Ohio
THE Defendant is hereby Informed that an Attachment
was issued In the above entitled action for the un1 of
sixty dollars by said Justice the 1th dav of April
1859 c. W PAGE PIsiutiG,s A,,I
Clyde, April 25, 1859. l4ws ~ y
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Home Sewing Machine.

Manufactured by the Home Sewing Machine Company,
Az Cleveland Ohio,
Price, s25 for Single Thread Machines, and
$50 for Double Thread Machines.
GE'~ Every Machines wARRASTRD to perform we'll. "a
BENZ. S. PORTER, of Green Springs,
has been appointed Travelling Agent for Seneca sandnsky
celebrated Family sowing Afefues, BY dropping line to
d. s. PORTER Green Springs, can have them delivered
at their resdenecs and fall Instructions given without
extra charge. -r lElsl I
This Machine Of the greatest practical utility, and
will not get Of order One that every body can
aud one that every economical family will have 1t has
but be be admired and used 10 be Appre
| ~, Send for Machine, b. S. PORTER, IS.
| April 2T, 1850. Travelling Agent.
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CEAfRTERK NOTICE.

rIlHE sioekholders' Of the OAK WOOD CEMETERY
Ass0tIATloN'are seraested 90 meet at tl,t ones ~
Auckand Everett on FRIDAY, May Goth, nt O'Clock
n NJ Tor the purpose ~ aecung 0ncora fer The ensuing
year. BY order OF the Board. =
Fremont, hay 13, 1859.