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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Tbo Case of Cant. Brown.

The petition of John Brown to the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia for writ
Of error has been denied, the Court being
Of tho opinion that the judgment of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson county is clearly
right. Brown will therefore be hung on the
2d Of December, unless respited by Gov.
Wise. which is hardly probable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

The postmaster at Brownville, in letter
dated Nov. I'd, writes to Washington as
follows: " |


dated Nov, I'd, writes to Washington as
follows: Itf.|
Cornas ia in camp, about half league from here with
an uncertain number men but he is known 10 have sew
e hundred AZ least twice in every twentyfour hours
and frequently otener his scouts Gre random shots into
town. Scouts Of over ft have been counted from one
housetop and his men in sight most Of the dyhovor
ing about Thoyhave taken all the stock for
to the other side Of the ver have robbed nearly every
rancho aud certainly every American within range Of
dispute up to Within flnr hundred yards ofnur market.
The parts Of the towu best built barcaded into
20 stand guard patrolcnch night The apprehension
and vigilance the arthortcs may be judged from the
ct that after being IN The hksten niehtsout or twelve
last night remained in my onice to distribute the New
Orleans mail which was brought over from Matamoras
about sunset and before nine O'clock arrested and
sent to The gunrdhousc for absence from duty and
maned there under guard until midnight when The enc
mys shots gave Us apprehension Of general attack and
released and placed in the ranks Every niat men
detailed TO bring out the dcinquents and they open
the doors Of citizens by force when necessary, aud bring
them into the fanks+and sr hentccsaity OK uis cohrsc
Is obvious that there II scarcely murur at the hard
ship. Every ctach of standing suslius this proceeding,
though it has been appliedto our arsi et2ens.
The Tudau0a Courisr Of the l3h saws that an express
from the sheriff Of Neuces county had arrived, reporting
that Cortinas with l5oO and niue cannon had full
possession of the Rio Gndc from Brovnvile to Rorra,
and his forces securing all tho surrounding country
All mail communications west Of the Neuces are said to
be cut OF,
Corpus Chhsty, Is however, not threatened.
Capt Tohin with 100 men from Corpus Chrsty has been
defeated and IL is feared that his retreat is cnt or
The reports conflicting and probably very much
aggerated
The latestgeable accounts are by New Orleans mcr-
chants who LET Brownsville the 4th inst when affairs
were unchanged.
Gen. Twiggs ieegaphed to the Government yesterday
in relation to the matter.
New Orleans, Nov. 20.
The Arizona arrived from Brazos with 100000 in specie
Brownsville is sae Captain Tobn with so rangers arrived
the 18th. Thirty from Cutter Dodge and so from
Baton Rouge lett Brazos for Brownsville the 10th max
ing nearly 800 troops. volunteers, there On he
rival Of Tobin Cornas, chief officer held prisoner was
hung without trial.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Notice.
NUI
John Bernier, Plaintifl

John Bernier Plaintihl
u. In the Court of Common Pleas
The unknown heirs Of Of sandusky county, State Of
Leo Longtoo, deceased Ohio.
ana others, defendants.
TINE HEIRS OF LEO LONGTOO, deceased, late OF SAN
dusky county, their names and places OF residence
being unknnwn are hereby nothed that on the eighh
day Of October A. D. 1852 the SAID John Berner ed IN
the office of the Clerk said Court of Common Pleas at
Fremont Ia said county, petition against them and 9th
ers setting forth said Leo Longno the ninth day
of June A. D. eighteen hundred aud executed
and delivered 70 The said John Berner his promsory note
for the pavment ofthe oftweve hundred dollars in
one wear date, with interest and to the pay
meut thereof the day executed and delivered to
the said John Bernier mortgage deed conveying 20 said
Bernier the following described lands and tenemens sit
uate In Sandusdy eounty, State Of Ohio, 70 wit;
The west half ofthe north west quarter OF section
per thrtysix, in township number six, north OF range
number ifteen containing eighty acres Of land, more
less which mortgage duly recorded the twenty
6fth day Of Jane, eighteen hundred and 6fty-eght.
Said petition prays judgment against the Administrator
Of the Estate Ofsad Leo Longtoo, for the OF twelve
hundred dollars and interest thereon from the ninth day
OF June A. D., eighteen hundred and ffy-eight That
said morgaged premises be sold 10 pay sne judgment and
costs, and other proper relief
And the said unknown heirs Of Leo Longtoo deceased,
hereby notified appear and demnr answer TO said
petition before the thrtyhrst day Of December A,
D. eighteen hundred and htty nine
By Buekand Everett, his Atterneys,
October 18th 1869. fowl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Ell Thaycr's Free Labor Colony in Vfr-
ginia.
ITS PROGRESS NOT INJURED BY THE JOHN
BROWN PANIC.
From the Worcester (AIossachusetts) Spy, Nov. IS.

From the Worcester (Alassachusetts) Spy, Nov is.
In the Ceredo (Yirgnia) Cresceat of No
vember 5th, we find number of items of
interest in regard to the progress of that
young but vigorous colony. An enterpri-
sing and experienced boat builder has begun
the construction of barges and fiat boats.
II is also proposed to have a steamboat,
owned by Ceredo capitalists, to run between
Cincinnati and Ceredo. Petitions have
been extensively circulated through the
county for the introduction of the free school
system. This is eminently characteristic.
Where New England men and women go
the free school will soon spring up. We OBJ
serve also that Miss Capron, of Massachu-
sets, well known in Worcester comfy as a
successful and experienced teacher, was to
have commenced aschool in Ceredo on Mon
day, the 18th of November. The Ceredo
Lyeeum also is in a fiourishing condition.
Large numbers of ladies attend its debates.
We also learn from friend in Ceredo
''that the prospects of the colony we're ney-
er so good as at present. The miserable
Harper's Ferry raid cannot injurc us here,
but is constantly helping us, by exhibiting,
in striking contrast, the two methods of rev
olutionizing Virginia. There are several
New England menof influence aud means
too, here now, who are all much pleased
with the country, and will probably make
it their future home"
"Hon Mr.. Dean, member of Congress,
from Connecticut, is visiting here, observing
the progress Of the colony, and the eapac
ty and resources of the region"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
..rhe Ikina of tIle Canmlbal E.lands.,,

Kamehameha ", King Of the Sand
witch Islands is described as being a drunk
en- and sensual monarch, and when intoxi-
Gated his rage knows no bounds. The late
reports from the islands say that in one of
his drunken sprees, be shot his Secretary
He chastises his wife for amusement, and
has even threatened taking her life. The
pugnacious young Hawaiian like some of
his civilized associates had better let bran
dy alone.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Rhoumatism.-To any who have been af,

Rheumatism.-To any who have been af-
ncted with this malady the very reading Of the above
heading will call 10 mind the remembrance Of the most
eruta ting pain and prolonged agony. sinis sweled
sand unyeldng each turn of the body accompanied by
human anatomy was about 10 he dislocated From two
three bottles Kenhedys Medical discovery will
the worst Of Rheumatism We would refer 10 the
cure Of j. MncOnber Esd respectable citizen Of Boston,
who vas AZ the age Of y-fve years after illness
Of quarter Of century and expense Of IS 900
paid to various Physicians For the cure Of humors II
has equal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
OiAhLboION n JViIVIeUII w, ' Hl
10Th Nov. 1859.

lAlu NOV, 1000"
DEAR BROTHER JEREMIAH
Your kind letter of the 9th inst, is re-
ceived, and also one from Mr.. Tilden, for
both of which am greatly obliged. You
enquire: Scan | do anything for you or
your family| would answer that my
sons, as well as my wife and daughter are
all very poor, and that anything that may
hereafter be due from my fathers estate, l
wish paid to them, as l will endoavor here
after to describe, without legal formalties
to consume it all. One of my boys has
been so entirely used up as very likely to
be in want of comfortable clothing for the
winter have, through the kindness of
friends, fifteen dollars to send to him, which
l will remit shortly. If you know where to
reach him, please send him that amount at
once, as shall remit the same to you by a
safe conveyance. If had plain state
ment from Mr.. Thompson of the state of
my accounts, with the estate of my father,
/ should then better know what to say
about that matter. As it is, | have not
the least memorandum left me to refer to-
If Mr.. Thompson will make mo a statement,
and charge my divideadf fullyfor his trouble
l would be greatly obliged to him. In
that case you can send me any remarks of
your own. lam gainingi in health slowly F;
and am quite cheerful in view of my ap-
preaching end, being fully persuaded that
am worth nconceivably more to hang
than for any other purpose. God Almighty
bless and save you all, Your Affectionato
Brother, JOHN BROWN.
P. S. Nov, 13th.-Say to my poor boys
never to grievc for ono moment on my ac-
count, and should many of you live to sec
the time when you will not blush to own
your relation to John Brown, it will not be
moro strange than many things that have
happened. feel thousand times more
on account of my sorrowing friends than on
my own account. So tar as / am concerned
l ''count it all JOY" 81 have fought the
good fight" and have, as trust, finished my
course" Please show this to any of my
family that you may see. My love to all
and may God, in infinite mercy, for Christ:
sake, bless and save you all.
Your Afectonate Brother,
J. BROWN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

The Democratic Convention of Jefferson
County, Ala, on the 29th ult., passed the
following resolutions:
ResolUed, That the doctrine of Senator
Douglas as set forth and promulgated in
his late manifesto in Harper's Magazine, is
equally unconstitutional and Anti-Demo-
cratic, and fraught with much danger to the
interests of the South, and therefore should
be unequivocally condemned by every pat
riotic Democrat in the Union.
ResolUed, That we will under no circum-
stances support Douglas for the Presiden-
cy, or any one else who endorses his Squat
ter Sovereignty doctrines.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Railroad Accident.

An accident occurred this morning on
the Indiana Central R. R., near Cambridge.
A rail was taken up on a bridge for re-
pairs and before it was replaced train of
Is cars of hogs came along at great speed,
and before it could be stopped the engine
and 10 cars plunged through the bridge in
to the river.
A. J. Smith, Conductor, Green, Brake
man, and drover named Newly, were
killed The Engineer and Fireman on
jumping escaped.
1t is said that over 500 hogs were killed
The engine, cars and bridge, are piled up
in one horrible wreck in the river Toledo
Blade. Noe. 10.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
1872 KEARSEY STREET, San Francisco,
new Yors EIayoraIty.

The Republicans of New York on the
evening of the 2lst, nominated GEORGE
oPDYKr, for Mayor of the city.
The Tammany Hall Locofocos have nom
VIM. F. Havemeyer.
The Mozart Hall Locofocos have nomina-
Fernando Wood.
The Old Line Wings have nominated
]. De Peyster Ogden.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

Washington, Nov. 49,
Nothing surpass the intense excitement said to
is throughout Virginia at the recent accounts from
Charleston, and nothing equal the chagrin winch will
be fewhen all these accounts shown 10 be bosh and
II proved that the alarm has been causeess and Tdicu
lous Col j. Lucus Davis, who has acted in many az
fairs Of honor has rendered himself Fupremely absurd
and the Yrginians themselves awakening to pecep
tion Of This fact.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Final Settlement.
Read and Doubt no Longer.

PAINEsvILLL, o., Oct. 2s, 1859.
DR.. r. J. LYoN-Dear Str.--Dcep gratitude requires
me to certify TO you the blessings have received from God
through your agency About eight months ago suf
cng with disease of the Lungs Liver aud Heart and my
whole system laborng under worry hazardous stua-
ton. Twice hed at the Lungs, and periodical chills
reducing to very dangerous state applied to
you after having tested the skill of other Physicians
this place to success; and find myself with the
brightest hopes of regaipng goodly degree of health
And sincerely hope it may he your portion
to relieve the suerngs of thousands poor dscouugne
invads as you have me. Yours &c,
4jm3 SIBEI1A i. BAKER.
See advertisement In another column DIR. Bvousw be
at his in the Croghan House the 23d OF December
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Some persons unknown, few evening

Some persons unknown, few evenings
since, caughtalittle daughter Of Mr.. Charles
Reith. Of Cincinnati, only tOo gears DID,
stripped and covered her from head 70 foot
With Tar, and left ber to find her home in
that condition. No cause is assigned.
The father has offered a reward of $50 for
the Villains.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

In another column will be found letter
from Lydia Maria Child TO Gov. Wise.-
We hope no one will pass it by without a
perusal. It's statements are truths which
cannot be denied
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Quaker City Insurance Company.

Of fulLAbhLFhiAs
CAPITAI, 100000.
CAPITAL PAID ~, 100000. SURPLUS, sl5l,lo26-
Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTIONS.
GEo. II. HART. President. II. r. COGsHALL, SECRETARY
r. p Ross Piee Pred s. II BUTLER, Asst. Sect.
DIRECTORS.
Gen II Hart John G Dale Andrew r. Chambers
y. r. Ross Foster Perkins, Chest. S' lTniay,
A. c. Catt.n Z. W. Bailey. II. X. CogshaiI
Sam Jones, NJ. d. Hon. n NJ. Fuller.
Collins a. Robinson, State Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio.
J. r. BARTLETT, Agent for Fremont and Vicinity.
Fremont November H. lS50--43m3.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

We have been kindly permitted toroad a
letter from John Brown, to his half broth
er, Mr., ]. R. Brown, and knowing with what
interest this letter from that brave OLD man
will be read, have solicited tho favor of its
publication. If we have a reader who can
peruse itunmoved, heindeed is unused to the
melting mood = Cleveland Herald.
CuARtRsrovvN JefFnrson % Vo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Truth strnnger than Fiction!

My wife has suffered with Liver Complaint, affections Of
Lungs aud Heart She suffered also with very severe pain
produced by Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, She endured all
these without cessation for six years. Having failed To
obtain relief from various other eminent sources three
ago she was induced try Dr. r. j. LYONS, the
Indian Herb Doctors medicines. His success In aeyatng
her suedngs, has been Of such astonishing nature
that in gratitude to the Doctor and the duty owe To su
the public as an excellent very competent Physician
T. NAYLOR.
PainesYille. Ohio-45m3.
See advertisement IN another column. DR. II. Lyons
will be Mt his in the Croghan House the 23d OF
December.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

Several days since, some mischievous boy,
or boys placed Plus IN tho stair rail lending to the high
school ROOM They were placed n crack points M, for
the purpose OF scratching any person who might Slide
their hand the rail passng down stairs. Joseph Lind
say lea abou 10 Years old son Of d. Lindsay, Esq, In
passing down the saif OF these pins through his
hngcr producing wound which at time was feared
would destroy either his or life He is
ngsowy Boys should be careful how they play tricks
on eneh nther..- IerrgAbnrg J0MrhaI.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25

Fred Douglass says, "down South they
keep dogs catch ngger 6ut mp North Democrats do it,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
The Last Words of RrOderick-A Text
for TO-MOrrOW's Obscqules.
LETTER FROM THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN OF
THE DYING SENATOR.

LETTER FROM THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN OF
THE DYING SENATOR.
In the San Francisco Times We find a
number of letters from persons who were
present at the death-bed Of Senator Broker
lex, testifyDg to the genuineness of the
memorable words which have been so com
monty ascribed TO the dying SENATOR and
which viii form an appropriate text for the
funeral obsquiessto-morrow
One of these letters, written by an at
tending physician, we subjoiu:
1872 KEARNEY STREET, San Francisco
October 13 1853. :
To C. A. wAsHBuRN, EsQ.-Dear sir have received
vour note this morning requesting to state the Ian
guage made Of by tue late Senator Brodeck on the
occasion mentioned in your note.
not the object Of your inquiry, or the use TO be
made Of my answer but have made il principle TO
state the TRUTH when it Is called for, without nqurng
particularly into the motives objects Of those who call
fori Therefore will say In answer 10 your request
that the late Hon. d. Broderck on the day Of the duel
after he wounded and before reaction had taken place
when standing him, as one OF his medical ad-
vsers trying calm him telling him not to exert him
self much in talking he holding one OF my hands in
both his did the following language and did address
the same me- vizs ~ am kfHed-I am mHrdsred-be-
oase opposed 10 the eLteHsi0a Of areTy and cor
aRBt ADMINISTRATION"
pass no judgement upon the proprety Of the remarks
Of Mr. Brodeek but TO the question, What did he say
there doubt that he used the above language that
occasion.
he said many other things but they not inquired
for in your note Il s unnecessary to repeat them re-
i'A'i' 's'' / RowEL1.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
Facts arc stubbOrn Things.

ELYRA, Nov. Is, 1859.
H. j. lYoNs'-Dsar sir Sincere gratitude prompts me
to certify what your blessed Medicines have done for me
For number OF years have suffered with disease ofthe
heat end liver and prostration nf the entire nervous
system. Before applying to you had taken medicines
from number NJ eminent Physicians, besides various
celebrated patent medicines all Of which utterly failed to
six months ago applied 10 YOU and commenced taking
your medicines Ever since, have gradually improved
under your Treatments and thanks to Cod aud your
skilltu treatment, am free from disease and well and
hearty will also add that my brother Wallace Spaord
who is now under your treatment Is improving very
pidly. n .. FRANKLIN STAFFORD.
Eaton, o.. formerly Of Dover, 0hio.-45m3.
See advertisement IN another column Dr.. Lyons will
be at his room in the Croghan House the 23dDecember
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-25
PHONOGRAPHY.

I PROPOSE GIVING A COURSE of
thirteen lessons IN Phonetic Shorthand to such
as may be desirous ofeaning the "much coveted art -
Those who may nd II nconyenient to recite IN class,
can have private instruction on reasonable terms
All wishing To take lessons will please make it known
this week to c. r. McCulloch or ]. W. Hiet. Time and
place ofrectation to be decided BY the class.
Terms, for IS lessons, $500 .tl.
j. BURGNER.
Frer.ont, Nov. 25, ls5o.-45wl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

u One Of the hun antarian movements of
our times, although little known az such, can
hardly he over.estimated in "a Importance upon
the veil being of our widely scattered commu.
niliest The population Of the American States
y IN many sections so tparsc that skilful phy-
sicians are hardly available 20 ihem. Vast
numbers Of our people, are obliged 10 employ
an sickness, such medical relief as they con
hear OF from each other, or indeed any they
can from any quarter He'co arises the great
consumption Of Patent Medicines amo. us,
greater by far than 10 any of the old countries,
where skillnl physicians are accessible to ali
classes unprincipled men have long avaied
themselves Of this necessity, to palm of their
worthless nostrums, until the word has become
synonlmous with imposition and cheat One
OF our leading chemists in the east. DR. Aver,
is pursuing a course which defeats this iniq1ity.
He brings not only his own, but the hest skill
our times to bear, for the production Of the best
remedies which can be made. These arc SUP.
piled to the world in a convenient form, at low
prices, and the people will no moro buy poor
m 'dicnes instead Of good at tho same cost.
than they will bran Instead Of flour The inc,
vitable consequence Of this is, that the vile
co ooupounds that food our country arc discarded
Tor those which honestly accomplish the end in
view,-which cure, Do wo Ovor~estimato its
importance, in believing that this prospeet of
supplanting the by word, medicines, with those
OF actual worth and virtue, is fraught with i'm.
mense consequence for good, 70 the masses Of
our people.-Gas. & Chron., Peru. Ia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13
Note OrWaruina.

A member of the Republican State Central
Committee has received letter from gentle
man in Marion County, containing some revela-
tions that should at once attract the attention
of our friends over the State. We copy few
paragraphs;
81 embrace this opportunity of writing you a
few lines in relation 10 the pending Senatorial
contest IN this State, Mr.. Pugh is making the
most superhuman exertioDs to secure a re elec
tion. He has detailed one or two secret emissa-
ries, TO go into every doubtful County and Dis
trict in the State to thoroughly organize them,
and to speak to doubtful voters. There are gen
orally two or three emisssries to each county or
District, and one of them, if not both are Uni.
te States Deputy Marshals. Two of them
have been sent into this county. Deputy Mar
shal Dayton Of ObeIlin notoTiety, and another,
WHO made the acquaintance of your CAL
aboose last winter. Another one has been sent
into the Knox and Morrow District
Sec that our people arc warned OF what's on
foot, so that they may be on their guard, and
countera"t the efforts OF those secret operators.
Let the bugle call bo sounded, and our ranks
close up for the fight"
Here we have the programme of Pugh opera
tions. Every appliance is to be brought 10
bear upon the election this fall. The service of
negro-catehing deputy marshals are put in re-
QUESTION to dragoon the free people Of Ohio into
submission to the demands of the South
Pugh is TO be reelected te misrepresent our
State in the United States Senate for six years
to come as he has for six years past, by this
sort of drill. We call the attention Of our peo.
pie to these matters. We trust they are pre-
paiing 10 give all such intruders, all such EN-
issaTies Of the slave power such q rebuke on the
second Tuesday of October as will not be mis-
FoTewamed, we must be fore
armed, and ready for the fight. Let the buge
note be sounded, Let the friends Of free labor
and free territory rally to their standard State
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