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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13
Special Notices.
A CARD.


Dr. JOHN B. RICE, would respectfully an
nounce that he has resumed the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery During his he has enjoyed unsurpassed
facilities, both College and Hospital in the City Of Phila
dephia and In the New York Eye Iuhrmary.
hV- Office, as formerly. April 0, 1860.
rT- See Advertisement Of DR.. saniord's Invgorator
and Family Cathartic Pills in another column. 2Tyl
Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
spare either time trouble expense procure Dr. Hos
letters CELEBRATED BiTTERs whose beuefcent effects
upon the human system has been clearly proved to those
who have been stricken down in short space Of time by
this dreadful curse whose checks wan and meagre,
and whose nights seepless and restless and whose
eyes are dim and sunken, with death staring them in the
face, this compound must prove blessing; snatchng
them Il were from the very mouth Of the grave None
know its true value until they have tested IT, When
all others have aed these bters have restored the suf
frers TO pristine health. Their popularity In all the
Western and Southern parts should introduce them to all
families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
See advertisement in another column. IOWA
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&remmt SOarnal.
local ana lGisceIIapecus Wattefs.


All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi'
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

The bill for the admission of Kansas has
passed the House; yeas, 1913; nays, rs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages,
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale at all times at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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HenVr Robbery.

The Marion Bank Agency, Columbus,
Georgia, was entered with false keys on the
night of tho 9th, aud $4,000 stolen. A
reward of 81 900 is offered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN
u U LMON VIC. w AF e II s !!

THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1857, and fret
article of The kind introduced under the
"PutMoNIc WAFEBs," IN This any other country all
other PuimoRic Wdfers eOuHterfeits The genuine
can be kn0pn by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each WAFER.
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
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Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
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No Family should be without Box of
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HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without supply Of
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POCKET.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N Y
For by c. r. MCCULLOUGH, Fremont.
10y1 cow.
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Car TImc-LeavIng Fremont.
Dayton nnd OlneInnntI u. n.

On the Fremont and Indiana Road for Findlay, daily
except Sundays, at 9.15 o'clock a. m.
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Concert.

There will be concert of Vocal and In
strumental Music at the Universalst Church,
in Clyde on Friday evening, April 20.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

The Chicago Tribune publishes list Of
forty-two Hotels in that city that agree to
abide during the Republican National Con-
vontion, by their present rates. Four ho-
tells charge $3.50 per day, seven 5000, six,
teen $l,5 and fifteen $1,OO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13
Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas Sandusky County, Ohio
TASlEs MOORE, Plaintiff,
81
John Peter Schmidt Defendant

TAbIES MOORE, Plaintiff,
~
John Peter Schmidt, Defendant.O
The above named John Peter Schmidt is hereby noti-
fed that the twenty ninth day of March, A. D. eighteen
hundred and sixty, the said james Moore filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas of the County and State
aforesaid, petition against him, asking judgment
against the said John Peter Schmidt for the uum
of Eve hundred and ninety dollars and forty
four cents and interest four hundred and fortytwo
dollars and ninety-our cents thereof from the fifteenth
day of July A. d. eighteen hundred and ftyseven and
interest hundred and forty eight dollars and fty
cents thereof from the twenty fifth day of Nav A. d.
eighteen hundred and fifty nine, being the amount due
two cerainpromissory notes. given by the said Schmid
to the said Moore and praying also for the sale of th
following described premises morgaged by said chmid
to said Moore, to the payment of the said notes
to wit
One fourth of of the west end Of the southwest quarter
Of section number ve in township number four north
range number fteen containing forty less
in Sandusky County, State of Ohio And the said John
Peter Schmidt is further notified that unless he appear
and demur or answer to said petition before the
second day Of June, A. D., eighteen hundred and sixty
judgment will be taken against him default and order
of sale made according to the prayer of said petitioner
JAMES MOORE,
By Buckland & Everett, his Attorneys
March 90, 1860. 12w7
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

Rescue Hook & Ladder company made
a present of a beautiful pair of cymbals, to
the Fremont Band on Tuesday the 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13
DIR. DELLENBAUGH's
APRIL APPOINTM ENTS.

Ceveland,-Can be consulted at 199 Superior street.
from to 12 NJ April LIST to 10th. The balance Of the
cay at his residence East Cleveland Spangler Avenue
Wood county, Perrysburg Baird Hotel .17th
Sandusky county, Fremont, CToghan House, 18th
Huron county, Norwalk, American House, ---- 10th
Richland county Mansfield wiler House ..- 10th
Wayne county, Wooster Crandall Exchange, .- goth
Stark county, Massillon, American House, 21st
" Canton city, American House, -22nd
Columbiana county, Columbiana Sturgeon House., 2Sth
Tuscarawas county, New Philadelphia Combs House, Path
Port Washington, Carr House,. 25th
Beaver county, Pa. Rochester, Pavilion House, - 26th
Lawrence county, Pa Enon Valley. Alcorn House. 27th
Portage county, Ravenna, Collins House. ------- 3Oth
DR.. d. is ofthe far-famed DR.. John Dellenbaugh
late of North &C orgetown Columbana county Ohio, who
successfully treated and prescribed for 100000 patients
during 20 years practice. DR.. D. aters himself that he
chronic diseases of the Oldest and most obstinate
character he mercural preparations and only
medicines that purely vegetable Dr. D. has for many
chronic d in General
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

Trains will Leave Clyde.
NORTH.
Mail Train .- 1910 AM. Freight Accom-. 10.45 Am.
Freight Accom- LIS PM. Mail Train -6.45 AN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13
Theodore CIapp,

Confectionery and dealer in Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits, Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Prneipeepd Havana Cisars. Mpin street, Fremont o.
June ~, 1855,
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Confirmed Consumption.

and has performed the most astonishing cur
eUer known of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
THE CAUSE IN MARYLAND.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NORTH EAST, Cecil Co., Nd, Oct. y, 1861
Wefrequently see letters in The TRIBUNE from cor
respondents in the Border States giving the progress
of Repubcanism. Thinking thSt Gttls inform i,ion
on the subject Of Repgblicanism in Maryland might be
Agreeable to your many readers take the liberty of
addressing you line two In sc only one vote was
saat for Col Fremont in this district We expect to
poll at least IS for Lincoln and Hamln on the 9th of
November. Tho working men are determined TO re-
main no longer mudsills Of society are now bound
to 90 for free homes free speech free press and free
white men, The glorious triumph Of the late elections
in Pennsylvania Ohio, and Indiana has given new
mT etus to the Republican party here there are Access
sions to daily, aud hope soon 10 see Maryland re-
deem,d through the agency of the most powerful wea
pons Of truth snd ustce. Wehave made arrangements
TO hold meeting in this place Tuesday evening
next; Messrs Blair and Ewing, two of our Electors
are TO be present and address the tng the occa
sion. This will be the FIRST Republican ueeting
held in this place. Wherever Republicsnism takes
root it ia certain TO branch; the seed sowed Will
yield enfod. Some of the leaders Of that great Union
loving awabi1ing party which claims to stand the
great national platform of the Constitution aud the
forcemeDr of its laws has become degraded ss to
thr. aten TO break up our meeting and mob u.s. Now,
If resortiDg mob law ia UnioDlovDg law abiding
then we are blind 20 all that is morally right good.
We intend heIdDg meeting at all hazards, let the
result 10 what it may.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
AUSTRIA.

Count Edward Karolyi has been arrested at Sa'z
burg The Count it may be remembered, was arrested
at bis chateau in the Spring for having got up fete IN
hop or of Count Szecbenyi. In August, having been
released, he went to Ostend to join his Countess
Thence he proceeded to Par and on returning TO Hun
gary he was arrested. He is now prisoner at Vi
enns. His lady has been ordered not TO leave her
house
Laszlo Imre one of the most Influential men in the
comitat of Szolnok has been arrested at Szaka's
Four other gentlemen Of high tandog were sought by
the Anstrians but they had fled. More than two hum
dred Uuu garaps are detained in the prison at Joseph-
gtadt on political grounds. In the same prison con-
siderable number of Italians confined. s--a ssea
VIENNA, Oct. H.-The report that the Council OF
The Eupre had been convoked for Dec. l. in order TO
examine the statutes OF the Provincial Diets Is totally
unfoupded. The Council Of the Empire will not re-
sDembe until after the Provincial Diets shall have
been formally established. -,
VENICE Oct. l3.-Tbree new forts mounted with
rifed cannon have just been completed, between the
Lido and Maamocco in order to render the entrance to
the port of Venice almost impassable. The whole
Venetian coast ia being connected by system OF
pipes which, by CT an electric battery will be
able to blow into the air any corps, upon dsenoarka
ton. "
VIENNA. Oct l6.-The Oesterreickische letting an-
nounces that the Counts Nsdasdy and Thun have re-
solved upon quitting the Ministry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
LATEST.

MADRID. Oct. Ion the arrival of the Queen at
Madrid &c day, young man. q med with small ps-
toll at, mpted 10 shoot her Majesty. The pistol how
ever missed fire. The man il believed TO be insane
BRRLIs, Oct. 1.-THE official PrussiaR Gazette
contains a leading article upon the interview at
Coblen'z, in which il says:
1.-THE cordial relations which have existed between
England and Prussia will continue 10 exist il the two
countries do not mutually mislDders and their true In
terests. These relations have become more deeply
rooted and have acquired ncreasea frmness aud ok
tension, by the conference et C0blenz, aud by the
ready exchange Of views which ten took place be
tween the leading statesmen OF IT, two countries in
view Of the present great complications in the European
political system. TIE satisfactory IL is 70 be ena-
bltd to state that there a coincidence between the
views and opinions of England and Prussia on the
great and important questions of the day.
The article thus concludes:
While the Warsaw interview is q proof Of the
good understanding Of Prussia with her Eastern ne Ih-
bors, the happy results Of the interview at Coblentz
proves that Prussia understands how TO cultivate the
ghy-important interests by which abe is bound TO
England"
LosDoS, Oct. 1.-THE Heralds Paris correspond
ent states that the departure Of additional troops for
Rome bas been suspended The I'd Division Of the
army Of Lyons has received q countermand, but has
been warned TO hold i.slf in readiness, 70 start at mo-
ments notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1860

N,plys Oct 1.-THE pro tenn. Dictator hes re-
signed and will leave to-day.
The Ministry has also resigned.
alec, one for Sicily.
Great agiiation and discomfort prevail.
Strore patrols of the National Gaard patrol the
ST. Gets .,. Al. Co..
from Quebec on the 9Th inst reached the river at an
90 oyrEssrows, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Edinburgh,
from New-York, arrived here to-day.
MARKETS.
Loyros Oct. lisp m-CossoLs, for money, are az ~s~
s2l and for account 81 92kds3. ~. ,y.
Mssr. Kingsford Lsys Circular says English WHEAT
brings Mondays prices Business IN foreign IL limited put
rates are IA y supported Spring Corn steady at Monday
prices The weather IL fine
suGAR-Phces maintained, although business Is only mod
crate. ,., -. IA.
Transactions few, but rates are without aera-
tons.
RICE is fully 90 dear, with large bu,nesG
gALTPgTER IL wanted prices s,ifer
TALIow ia very firm, and business large.
LIVERPOOL Wednesday, Oct l7-3 p. m COTTON htm
sales to-day bales (which 5000 were speculation ana
for export. .
BHEApsTuPPs firm. FLOUR quiet.
Provisions dull. LARD steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

The --latest News Of the Pdtrie is a, fop0~s:
Dispatches from Naples state that the DlclsDt -
Government ia exclusively occupied with measures ~
relation to tie plebisci,s Of October u. large %a
ory in favor Of annexation is expected N e G.ws
ard central places, but ia feared that the
of The rural districts will not take the trouble 70 20
the poll and has consequently bssn ser sousss
IL IL known that in many provinces great EFFORTS ~
be made to para the pebiscite and Il mas
be. decided 10 send troops to assure tne ieeuo
the vote. u.o-. oorrop
come days past there has been smart sSoaSS
sde at Capua, but without any result. IL ID housu.
that one rations will not be seriously resumed on tno
vno until after the vote Of the ,s ae G n
and there Is great activity in the port The Plednon-
se squadron commanded by Admiral bes r.
not vet appeared at Gaeta account as IL ls
Of counter order from Turin sent as soon as IL was
known that the blockade was not recognized oy he
powera." , L,,-o a;soonti,ned
ruppipg between Trieste and Ancona.
The Consuls Of Parma and Naples at Ancona nave
been compelled to take down the arms OF their former
masters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
CHEERING PROSPECTS, IN ILLINOIS.
Correspondence Of The Evening Post.

Correspondence Of The Evening Post.
PEORIA, H., Oct "A, 1860.
Frank Blair addressed another multitude Of visitors
TO this city to-day. But the work is about finished.
Kellogg, Lovejoy Tom Corwin and others Of that
stamp have thoroughly "done this State that it is
no longer an open question whether Old Abe will
be elected. 1t is true that the earthquake news
from Indiana and Pennsylvania has had very pros.
ratirg effect the Democrats, ard that nbers
fleeing from their ranks in consequence; but it is also
true that ths champions have enlightened the peo-
pie that they are determined to put down the dema-
gogue. Turning to Republicanism has become 80
common that it ia no longer novelty.
Judge Kellogg, who represents this District in Con-
gess az present. has debated with hs opponent Inger-
so in all the large towns Of this District with atler-
pg success. Mr.. lDgersoll popular with the Peoria
boys, but cannot 60 to Congress until he becomes
Republican. The Douglas poles have broken in so
many instances lately that the people regard il omi
noua The spirits of the party, hereabou, certainly
are in like condition. X. A. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
THE EXPEDITION TO CHINA.
nnrVv N

FOREIGN OFFICE, Oet. ID.
The following telegram was received at the Foreign
Offse this afternoon, from Her Majestys Consul at
MaYselles
MARsEILIEs, Oct. l5-The allied troops reached the
peho on Aug l. They are established at PehaDg,
having four the Northern and Southern Forts there
svaeued. On the 10Th they attacked the Tartar camp
The Chinese fed in disorder.
At the departure Of the ma the troops were IN front
of the Taku Forte, where the Chinese were prepared
TO resist The grand attack would take place on the
18th
SHANGHAI, Aug. 49, 1860.
The rebels attacked the city yesterday out were re-
pulled with artillery. They had posted up procla-
nation announcing their coming, and threatening
vengeance unless the city submitted TO them. Toe
foreign residents have formed volunteer corps The
ne allied forces landed at Pehtang on Aug. l. The
Cinnamon informed the interpreters that the forts were
empty The Allies thereupon took possession OF them,
and found only wooden guns, and three men: Sklr-
mjshes with the Tartar cavaly aferward took place,
in which fourteen men were wounded. Inc alled
troops then proceeded 10 the Tartar forts An assault
was prepared for the 18th August. The troops were
The Isaac Bell had been totally wrecked; the crew
were saved. ,
BATAVIA. Aug ga mutiny of Swiss troops broke
out az Samarsng; nine mutlneers we're Killed, ana 81
were sentenced TO be hinged.
A similar rising intended by the SWISS troops
throughout Java has heen discovered.
MELBOURNE, Aug 2j-No news hiss been received
Of further bosGlities in New-Zealand.
Trade is worse The departure of gold ships are the
Norfolk IS 202 OF the Ottawa % 500 o.; The Swift
nre, 20, SOB o.; and the Water Nymph ~ 452 or.
ADELAIDE, Aug. 23.-Business is extremely de-
,rrassad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
cARIBALDI AND HIS SOLDIERS.

The Mathematics publishes the following recent pro-
clamaton of Garibald addressed to the citizens OF
Molise:
GLORY TO the brave to the chvalrous men who de-
and their hearths their wives and their children, from
the wolf.
Glory to the children of Mose; they fought and
conquered at Isernia s.
Shame to the populations who fly at the approach OF
the epoer and abandon everything. When they re-
turn TO their houses may their wives spt in their faces
and shrink from all contact v ih such towards.
Italians! When you fight you are conquerors, and
when it IL known that you are resolved TO hgnt tne
foreign powers which devour you under one
another will not wait for your onslaught.
To arms Virle men of the peninsula, TO arms You
have four months before you for warlke exercses
The fifth month, in March, 1861 will reecho through,
out the entire Italian territory the hymn OF liberty ana
regeneration.
Casertd Oct 6, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
"A correspondent writes from Warren County.

"A correspondent writes from Warren County,
n. j., under date Of Oc. 20:
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans
was held at Walnut Valley, in the north end of this
county, on Saturday afternoon, and spirited and soul
stirring speeches were made by ex- Gov. Reeder Col
j. NJ Robinson, and Others In the evening another
meeting was held, ID which the several Wide w.xe
Companies took part, and had most imposing p4oces-
sion. The Warrington Wide Awakes aud Oxford
Lincoln and llamln Club also held very large set
irg at Oxford Furnace. The Hon Geo w. Scranton,
and Gen. McAllistsr of Pennsylvas made telling
speeches, as did Alexander p Beriaoud, candidate
for Congress. Tbs meeting VAS perfect success.
The fires Of freedom burn brightly every hill and in
every valley Of our beautiful county and our Republ
can brethren may look with certainty for noble ac
count for Lincoln and liamlin, aud Berthoud on the
evening of the 9Th Of November, from this old Demo
cratic county"
The Savannah Republican Of Saturday, SAYS:
AsoTHER Z" MARES NEsr."-The hanging Of
HitchDgs and his son, at Benneusvilie, South Caro-
Ina, turns out 70 DO hoax, and the startling story
about boxes Of revolvers and pixies humbug Of the
first water. Hitchings was examined and diseharsed.
How ally We are making ourselves in the eyes Of al
sspsibls people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 7-svE

MosEY MARKET-LoSDoS, Saturday Evening
Notwhs sndng the rebound on the Bo1[e the Ehs'b egn5
have been heavy Conso were quoted az the close az sG
OITSny md 3 for ES 81 Oct Speaes without
@on Dd Bsys since e1psencea further de-
cline Chiefly rom the signs of an active demand for money sad
gains for money at 92}d and the last ataci Forac
In he discount market notwithstanding the payment Of the
Dividends there has been active demand at y cent
The Orwell has arrived from Melbourne with os77 ounces
Il sed this afternoon that telegram has been received
from Con.tsntnople announcing the burning OF u ships
reaction teOf place in American securities particularly the
shares the Illinois Central and NewYork and Erie The op
Of the G2%Rsny Hp S that the tP
Psi no bs ses and there are claims ,stnt the Com
paDy alsGO and 1880 which they feel called upon to
The exports of tea from China date 18th August 49,
500 10 increase of 10 Rates Of exchange
fepo1tt a Weos there was CREST Rasvnes.
MoyEY MARXEr-LoSDoS, Oct l6-ruasisy Eysniug-The
opened heavily this morning and experienced sfu
tier dscire some revival confidence manifested jus.
the se and the Of the market was thee In all re
1922 and under the influence Of several sales there fall
@ but the sns accounts rom the s9qe showed an I'M
@ for the account In the Stock Exchange there great
nqu for loans Government securities and they offered
The last price from Paris Tuesday evening was 6sl5c
The Red JACKET from Melbourne, with el52 Co., 10 due
There has been rather better demand for illinois Cent and
EewYok and Erie shares the last quotons being respectively
2od2o dis and ssG4o The optional rights Of the former closed
LIyERpooL Corroy MARKET Oct I5-Thsre was q GOOD de-
shd day and the sales exceed 10 900 bs $500 specus
ton and for export.
Ger 6In consequence Of the advces to day per Anglo
Saxon reporting considerable injury caused the growing crops
by storm, ket has been animated aud large business
has been done at extreme aud In rather higher
rates The sales are 2oCoo American y 600 EgyPie9 7i0
10l 100 Pemam td8i 100 Msanham, i09 and 5000 Sura
3ld5t; 1900 on speculation and for export.
LosDoS Corn MARKET Oct IS The Corn ma ket this
ing wa inactive at the rates o. last Monday.
LIVERPOOL CoRs AsD BRBADsrUFPs MARKET. Oct. l6.-A
brisk piye demand experienced to-day Wheat
resulting In considerable business at the fun prices OF this
week. the decline on Friday being generally recovered Flour
the week Oats dull Indian Corn In fair request, and
iSed American brought 81 o., being advance Of folly
y Or Best White American was held at 42I g Or
LONDON COLONIAL MARKET. Oct 10 SUGAR Inactive Coz
quiet RICH hrme SALrPBTER frn. Am shcan TURPRy
TINE, 81 TALLow steady st 50 6G3s9.