Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-27

have Front street lighted with gas.
]. r. FRAYcIsco has been removed from the Post of
Route Mail Agent the c. T. Railroad, and Mr.. Tur
ner Brooklyn appointed in his stead Another Doug
las head in the basket.
The Republicans of Sandusky city are
talking of building Hall for holding poit-
ical meetings during the coming campaign.
On Saturday last, Mr. James Moore, in
coming to town with load of flour, thrown from his
wagon and severely injured In coming up the Ballve
hill his colt took fright and ran, upsetting the wagon,
throwinc dr Moore and the -four down the embankmen,
twelve feet severely brusing his left shoulder
am alp.
Adams & Co., have offered reward of
$4,000 for the discovery and arrest of the
persons who stole the safe and contents
from the New Haven Express train a few
days since.
For several days the weather has been
exceedingly cold, with strong north Winds. oYercoats
and mittens are still indispensable articles
The steamer Roanoke will land the Jap
anese embassy at the city of Now York, in
accordance with the original order of the
Secretary of the Navy. They would have
been brought directly to Washington, as
recommended by Consul General Harris,
but for the apprehended difficulty of pilot
ing the vessel through the channel of the
Potomac river.
Curtis d. Bostwick are now receiving
their stock of Iron Nails Hardware Agricultural
Mechanics Tools, Their adv ertisement will sppea
nextweeek.
There has been a change made in the
running of trains the S. D. G. Railroad See tim,
of trains leaving Clyde at the head of this cOlamn.
The New PLYMOUTH CHURoH.-Thc
contracts for building Henry Ward Beeeher Churel
in Brooklyn, have been let, and follows;
Carpenters work, G. Riker, $44,65o masons work,
French $50 5O0 stone cutters work John Price $40
$50; roofing White and Kenney IS 500 iron work. Ken
& DOugherty, S2,27O. Total si4747o.
The Tribune of the goth, states tha
have already made their appearance in
ket in that city; only 50 for basket of three pints
The tax duplicate of New York City fo
1850, amounts to about nine million dollars
From present appearances there is prom
se ofa bountu supply offruit including peaches durin
the coming season.
w. M. STARK, County Treasurer, desire
to say that from and after the first Of May he will
in his Office, in readiness to receive taxes.
Those RELIcs."- THE person who foun,
those Indian silver elics of rings chains and beads
the river bank few days since, hear Of purchase
If he will bring them to this Office. II he will not Sc
them he will confer favor by letting us have look
them.
No. Of Casselrs Illustrated Bible ha
been reeeiyed-which completes the book Of Genesis
The illustrations many and Instructive The Who'll
work will be completed In fifty parts each part IS cent
The explanatory notes entirely original Casse Pei
ter GAlpn, 81 Park Row, New York.
OvERFLowNG.-Owing to the crowde,
state Of the obern Church. has been found
to divide the congregation. Accordingly second Con
gregatonal Society has been organized and will hold
vices for the present In the College Chapel We beey
no pastor has yet been called to preside the
gregaton The Church and Chapel jointly, furnish s
ting room for $500 persons-ObeTliH RspS,
The Wheat and Grass crops are looking
Remarkably we'll and the prospects Of large yields Is A
ltsFipg.