Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13

TRAIN W1THDRAwN,--The train passing
East on the c. & T. Railroad at IL ,47A.M,
and West 6,lo P. NJ, has been Withdrawn.
The mail train goes East at 6,S5 A. M.
See change in time of trains leaving
Clyde the s. D. C. Railroad. The present arrange
ment such that persons wishing visit sandusky
return the day.
S. B. PRICE, who has for two or three
years past been connected with the editori-
al department of the Sandusky Register,
has gone to Columbus, as one of tho edi-
tors of the State Journal Mr.. P. is
good and ready writer, and we congratulate
him in his new position.
MONEY SAVED by buying and using one
ofWest Wilson's Sewing Machines. Simplest cheapest
and best one in market. All who them speak much
in their praise. Warranted to give satisfaction in all
cases. W. s. LUNT, Agent
for Sandusky, Seneca and Hancock eounties
Local agents wanted in each of these counties.
DR.. Dellenbaugh will be at tho Croghan
House on the goth July. Invalids who de-
sire consultation with him, will take notice.
John Younkman has associated himself
with Gust Wood in the Marble business in this place.
Their shop has removed to Croghan street one door
east off. W. stevenson's Cabinet shop. The name of
the new firm is Gust, Wood Co.
Hon. Francis P. Blair, jr, has been re-
nominated as candidate for Congress in
the St. Louis District. His election is
certain.
Steps have been taken to get up cele-
braon Of the 47th Anniversary the Battle Of Fort Ste
phenson at this place the 2nd of August next The
plan we believe meets with approval from majority
our citizens
HIGH PRICES FOR CATTLE.-The Marion
Republican of the 29th says, B. D. Petit,
of that county, "lately sold As head of four
years old cattle for $4,000; being e6,668
per head. This is very high price, but
Mr. P. is one of our very best feeders; and
the cattle were certainly choice lot.
DR.. CLARK, the Uripathic Physician and
Surgeon will be at the Croghan House tomorrow. See
advertisement
1t is amusing to read the sectional DEM
ocratic papers about these days. They each
pitch into the other and call them all sorts
of naughty names, and tell all the truths
about them that they know. During this
delightful fight in their own ring, the Re-
publicans stand back giving them all the
room necessary, not caring fig which
whips, for "Honest Old Abe" is sure to fax
them all.
GREEN CoRN.-We had delicious treat
Of armul Of early Green Corn from the garden Of
buckingham, ESQ., Of Clyde, Wednesday last 1t was
very nice.
The Douglas papers say that Breckcn-
ridge cannot be elected President, and the
Breckenridge papers say the same thing in
regard to Douglas. For wonder, both
sides for once have told tho truth.
The weather for harvesting is as favora-
BILE any could ask for and the farmers have mpro-
we'd with will large portion OF the wheat crop has
been cut and secured. There has been no blight rust
weevil any such thing Corn and potatoes never look
ed better, and promise bountiful yield.
Six Of the Democratic papers in Indiana
have already declared for Breckenridge and
Lane. Let 'em rip.
DR.. Alexander Shields, for twenty years
one Of the leaders of the Democratic party
in sangamOn county, ILL.,, is now making
Republican speeches, and goes for Lincoln
and Hamlin.
The Sandusky Register of the 9th says
"a colored man, name unknown, fell yes
terday morning, while walking along Market
street, opposite the Post Office, and died in
few moments" Itwas thought be was
preacher from Windsor, G. w.