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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-11

The Bucyrus Forum cobtainsa an atficls
from Rev A. Myers Of that place, in which
he states that the experience of forty per,
sons Of his acquaintance demonstrate-lbaa
early planting is Dot practicable. @ofVll
the experiments from the last Of April dly.
til the 10th Of May, not ono matured -
those from the 10th Of May until the 2Oth
were ripe, or nearly SO; and all. without ex-
ceptions, from tho Goth May TO the ist Of
June were perfectly matured, demonsttat-
ing, couclusively, that the latter part Of bay
is the best time TO plant.p 1t Is Absolutely
essential to success in making sugar, be
says, that the soFghum should be fully ma
tured, and as early planting is not safeehe
thinks We must have some propagation q
oring me seq up early. ~ fe ssoq s8i IS
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Social Notices

Rzg- MATHEWS CHocoLk4R Work Dh0ts
Never fail 70 destroy kad trsesniuatt al kIhds u IAss
tinai wornn Are perfectly rshtitin an csits knd a.
supstor 70 any and an ne nancy wtr tonfsrtlora ~
nauapona vsrmfveesin psa. They nay h tehea a "a
times With perfect safety they contain No Nstrnrgor
other deeterious drug Mothers should nunys pnfeh1ss
them, and eve iher chudrou rs othcrs 1lle E y .ts n
For shle by ali DruRtlas And aeklofu W NdiIihtt-
Price, 20 conts. A. L hArHEwa. aenefnl Ar't.f
4Oyl Bndalo, n. r., Arh Fofi Eric. I. w.
THE greatest blessing ofthe age 4 ,hs dhegreiy q =
perfect cure for Rhepmat Gout and Neuralgia, eHd lhs
pefnicous elects Of Mercury, which 4 effected wibobt
any ueonyeDense. the ofinternAi medieldsS We
able eompiains and take pleaapre calling nttshon
Of ouraders 10 The advertisement IN aroihes eoluen o.
our paper, Of Dr. Deland's AMI Rheumatic Hand sevt
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Sandusky County
Fremont Gas Light Company, ct, al Commen Pleas
DY virtue of an execution to directed from the
ID Court OF Common Pleas OF Sandusky County Ohio,
in the above entitled cause, shall oer for sale the
door of the Court House in Fremont in said county,
Saturday, May 10th, 1852,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. the following
described lands and tenements TO wit;
In-lot number thousand seventy four in the vii
lage of Fremont Sandusky county, Ohio Appraised at
three thousand one hundred dollars.
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Finefrock Linsey, Attorneys.
April 4, 1892. 1Swo pr fee 1928
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THEODOHE CLAPP,

Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In Confectionerx
Also dealer In Foreign aud Domestic Nuts Fruits Gro
eeies and Yankee Notions Principe and HAvanna Cigars
Front Street FREMONT, o.
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sHERIFF,s SAFE.
sHERIFF,s SAFE.

>SANDUSKY COUNTY COM
Frederick Emch, ct al MON PLEAS.
DY virtue ofan execution issued from said Court in
ID the above entitled cause shall at the door OF the
Court House In Fremont In Sandusky County, Ohio,
Tuesday, April 22d, 1852,
at o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. offer for sale
at public auction the following described lands and ten
ements, 10 wit;
Two OF land of Of the southeast of tract
number eightyone Of the Western Reserve and Manmee
Road lands, and In section number eighteen, township
number six nge number thirteen; being the land
the two Of land lately occupied BY the said
Frederick Rmoh.
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
March IL, 1852. l0we-pf sS,76
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Onr Cnrresnnndencn.

The rights and duties of parents and chill
dreu, by s. V. D., will appear as soon as we
can find room for it.
Vegetable Physiology, is also accepted.
John G. Cochran, formerly of this town,
now in the eth Ohio, was in the Winches.
ter battle, and writes us spicy letter; but
having been so long in reaching us, its de-
tail would be of little interest now. We
trust he will write again.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE FREMONT JOURNAL.
1t is published every Friday Morning. 1t con-
tains ALL THE WAR NEWS, together with in
teresting ARMY CORRESPONDENCE, cor
respondence from Washington, and various por-
tions ofthe country. Particular attention is de-
voted to County and LOCAL MATTERS. 1t is the
BEST weekly paper in this region. Terms, by
mail, 81 so per year; rs cents for six months
---o-.
VOLUNTEER RELIEF.-The Commission
ers of Sandusky county will meet at the
Auditors office, in Fremont on Friday, the
18th day of April, for the disbursement of
funds to the families of Volunteers in the
service of the United States, from this county.
WHEN man locks his vault, safe or door
he considers himself his own insurer for the
safe keeping of the contents thus locked up.
Wherever valuables are thus deposited the
great desideratum is safe, and lock that
the owner may also call safe. During the
last few years the lock making business has
been brought to great perfection and it
would seem almost impossible that any ad-
vance could be made. Still there are men
who assert that the lock which for the past
three or four years has been considered as
the BEST is not safe. The Commissioners
of this county purchased a safe with the
Lille Combination Lock, and the Treasurer
has unlimited confidence that it is burglar
proof. A few days since an agent for an
other lock was in our town. In conversa
ton with our Treasurer he asserted thc
ability of Mr. Sargent to open the lock in
ten to sixty minutes. The Commissioner:
gave him permission to try it on Saturday
last. The safe was locked by Assistant
Treasurer, ]. NJ. Smith, in presence of the
Commissioners, and at 20 minutes after 8
Mr.. Sargent commenced to operate on it
working until Is minutes to p. M, wher
he went to dinner. After dinner tho Treas
urer told Mr.. Sargent that he must use Tho
safe, and he could have but half an hou
longer to work on it. The Treasurer think
Mr.. s. was no nearer obening the lock a
the end than at the commencement of hi
trial. Mr. Sargent has left with us th
following ltisement:
ITO THE COMMISSIONERS; OR
Il TREASURER OF sANDUsKY COUNTY, oIIIC
GENTLEhENi | win bet you any amount fom SIS I
outside door Of the Safe n Treasurers 0aee withou
injury to either Lock or sae time not not ts exceed g
Fremont, April 5, 1852. I4ws'
What notice the Commissioners ma,
take of this challenge remains to be seen
That Mr.. S. is an expert in this bushes.
aud has opened many complicated locks
is numerously attested to. But the Treas
. ury Of Sandusky county is still safe.
-
: Friday, Saturday and Sunday were pleas
. ant. Monday wind in northeast; in tn
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MATHEWS YESETIAS HAIR DYE, always gives
a fine and permanent color 70 the hair
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE FREMONT JOURNAL.
1t is published every Friday Morning. 1t con-
tains ALL THE WAR NEWS, together with in
teresting ARMY CORRESPONDENCE, cor
respondence from Washington, and various por-
tions ofthe country. Particular attention is de-
voted to County and LOCAL MATTERS. II is the
BEST weekly paper in this region. Terms, by
mail, 81 so per year, IS cents for six months
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VHE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
r EGAI, NOTICE.-EpoAR ConNrI1,

IL whose place of residence is unknown, win take
tce that Isabella A. Cornell of the County of Sandusky,
in the State of Ohio by H. W Winslow her FRIEND
did tho nineteenth day March, A. D. eighteen hun
dred and sixtytwo file her petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the said County Of Sandusky,
in said State of Ohio against the said Edgar Cornell de-
endant; setting forth In substance That said Isabella
A. Cornell is the wife Of said Edgar Cornell defendant
that said defendant has deserted her. and has totally and
entirely neglected to provide for his family for than
year last past That said Isabella A. Cornell has and
holds In her and right title IN fee simple to
certain lot piece ofand situated in the village Of Gen
oa County of ottawa in the State of Ohio; and pys,
that said Court order and adudge that henceorh she,
the said Isabella A. Cornell be fully invested with rights
privileges aud liabilities Of He SOLE Of acquiring pos
sessing aud disposng Of her property real and per
sonal especially Of the aforesaid lot of land making
tracts and being liable thereon, and sueng and being
ed IN her name. without any interference or bind.
rance from her said husband Edgar Cornell And the
said Edgar Cornell is notified that he is required to appear
and said petition before the third Saturday
after the first day Of May A. D. eighteen hundred and
sixty the will be taken is true and judgment
rendered accordingly
ISABELLA A. CORNELL,
BY Greene winslow, her Attorneys.
March 10, 1862 1w6-pES5,S5
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NB'. INV, VI puNhiAhVh biVVhs Aiiu 'eoiJ r
Fremont sandusky county Ohio
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Paid within the year 90
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One squSrc--0 lines less) insertion 80 so
Do Each additional insertion, .-.4--.--.-.. %
Do. Three months, s,..----.--.-..-----..--- 800
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Do. One year, -..-.......--..--.----.--. 90
Business Cards, lines esa year, ---.... 90
t. Contracts for period Of not less than sS months
Insertion, win be made for
oneoutth column ehungable quarterly peryear SIS 90
one-thirdi .ZO W
Onc-half as 90
Whole, As 90
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Double Column Advertisements, will be charged double
the above rates
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and charged accordingly
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thousand impressions hour We therefore prepar
ed to do all kinds of Jon PRINTING short notice. and
the satisfaction -four patrons.
BLANKS
wekeep BLANKS of various descriptions on hand, or
print them Of any desired form on short notice.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Friday, Saturday and Sunday were pleas
ant Monday wind in northeast; in the
afternoon a snow and rain storm set in con
tinuing until Tuesday evening; wind high.
Wednesday cold and windy; night snowy
and rainy. Thursday beautiful day.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-11
sHERIFF,s SAFE.

L'"'' LsSP'l"''' q, sAsDuskr COUNTY
Sylvester Chapman, ct al. coMMoN PLEAS.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued from said Court in
ID the above entitled cause SHALL al tine door OF the
Court house in Fremont in sandusky county Ohio, on
Tuesday, April 22d, 1862,
At O'Clock In the afternoon offer for sale at public
auction the following described lands aud tenements
to wits That portion Of lot number thiryour In Ames'
addition to the village OF Clyde which lies north of the
Cleveland ana Toledo Railroad and Is pied by said
road Also, that portion of lot number forty ave. in
Ames addition to the village Of Clyde which lies north
OF sna nnoecuped by the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
Greene Winslow, ,Attorneys.
March q, 1862. llwb-pfS825
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The Union Schools of this village, will
commence the Spring Term Monday, l4th.
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Who has found Lady's fur glovei See
advertisement
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trafioH, GeNerai Debility, Dyspepsia ScrqfHia, Mar
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aud Blood Sysiems
This remedy hnA obtained great reputation for mcs'
EXTRAORDINARY CURES IN ALL STAGES OF CVN-
SUMPTION. tits recommended by many thousanu fhy'
seans in tho United States and been ns
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The Hgpephosphitss have two-foa and sgs5gss sSsla
on the one hand increasing hs principle hich oN
TUTEs NERVOUS ENERGY and on The other, being "a,
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ENQUIRE FOR AND USE no OTHER
~ A Fair Trial Is Certain Cure. -Ng1
~ PRfCEs.-InT ok Bottles sl.-Six Bottles for Ss
In 10 o. Battles, S2.Three for S. Circulars grats.
Sold BY All respectable Druggists and At the Sole General
Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, Sc John Street, N Y.
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VOLUNTEER RELrEF-The Commission
ers of Sandusky county will meet at the
Auditors office, in Fremont on Friday, the
18th day of April, for the disbursement of
funds to the families of Volunteers in the
service of the United States, from hiscounty.
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= -
- CHICAGO, April s.-1speciale 8. TO Times:
-Four hundred sud eighty prisoners ipclddl
ing II officers, seventy pieces artillery.
largo quantity Of ammuoitiop, nuskels, aud
small arms were caplured On the Island.-a
Its said that the Confedefates had be-
come perfectly demoralised Iasrea6y easl
es whole regiments refused to obey orders.
Much ilifeeliug prcvaiied among tie OH
GERS and none had any confidence 10 the
o''''''suug ~ "'l oplS1,. 4 Il = igrasssg
The Cleveland Lsadsr's special fsSn Dai.o
says; The amennt Of Ammnnition and snbnlleu
at Island No, 10 is immepe. Naval .oiices
say i is the strongest forlihesliop thay havs
seen during the war ~ - ~ fiAI ~ r4tH ff
Seventy eannnn were ahen. lhI6s hanafea
and six9 sight PFisehsrs, sssebteena ofinirs
one hppdred sick, and one hundred siasrnheat
hands, The property taken is valued at thleo
handrsd theusash dollars. Nine sleaonete wefe
eapturtd
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Fremont JournaIg
IsAAO N. KEELER, EDIr0n AsD psOrnlrlOa

The JouRSAL ispublished every Friday morn
ing. Office, in Buckland's Block, third story
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The rights and duties of parents and chill
dreu, by s. V. D., will appear as soon as we
can find room for it.
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Mnnthly forms.


March Term, ls62--Joscph sayinc, and Jos
,ph Hutton.
April Term, lsG2,--A, Nicholas and
Pleasant Lanhnm,
MAY Term lsG2-Richard Foster aud 10.
seph Henderson.
June Term, l86a--Jos. W Mines and Allen
Srbrell
August Term 1892 H. 7. caruthcrs, and
A. N. Curry.
September Term, ls62--L. Chapman and
james NJ Nash,
October Term, ls62--D. S. Montague, z
Priddy
December Term, 1862 Joseph Henderson
and W T. Vinlroux.
January Term, ls63--J c. Harrison, and
Al. Nicholas
February Term, ls63--P. Elkios, and Isaac
Shank.
March Term. ls63--wm Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
April Term, l86}--Allen sebrell aud Isaac
h. Shank.
May Term, lsG3--D. S. Montague, and P,
ElkiGs
June Term, ls63--Henry 7. Cnruthers, r
August Term; 1865 VIM. T vinhoux and
+. Lauham
September Term, ls6a--A, y. Curry, and
2. Priddy.
October Term. lsG3--Joseph sayinc, and
VIM. Cash.
December Torn, 1863 j. c. Harrison and
II. 7. Ca-ruthers.
January Term, ls64--Ispao R. Shank, and
James W Mines,
February Term-ls6l-7James NJ. Nash and
A \ Curry,
MarehTerm, l8Ci.--L. Chapman, and Jo-
scph Hutton,
.Ap,ii Term ls64-R. Foster and z. Priddy
May TeFm, lsGi--Josephsoviro and Joseph
Her deron,
June Term ls64-J @. Harrison, and VIM
cash. -
GEO. r MONTAGUE, Clerk.
March, 1862,
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Bvcs IN BrpsrE4Ds,-A lady writing
Tor lie Ohio Farmer says, grease your
bcdstcads, and bugs will disappear =
Ny experience is, keep them clear oil
dust and they will never appear. "As
preventative is better than cure" l will
toll you how ! manage. Every spring |
varnish my bcdstcodS, then every week
remove the beds to dust them, washing
them often during the summer with cold
water have adopted this plan for ten
years, and have found none in my house.
Perhaps YOU will say, what shall do Il
they are there already? Adopt the same
plan, and il you havc-old bedstoods
which cannot be cleaned, Sc! new ones,
mud you will find you can keep house
without the annoyance Of bugs
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Thr House Keeper,

RuunARp WINE.--A fair article Of vine
for family use may be made from the
jriee Of the rhubarh in the folovin {
manner; Grind or mnsh and press the
stalk IA any convenient mrnner A
portable OF hand cilcr.mill ami press
answer we'll for this purpose, Add AS
mach water as there is juice, and three
to four pounds o. light ooIored ,ug To
each gallon of the mixture. Put in
casks sni set in the cellar, with the
bug out, leaving it until fermentation
ceases, keeping the casks faH in the
meantime. When ono working, bung
up tight or,botlIes for use. Small gu.n,
titles may be put up at first into glass
bottles or stone jugs
GREEN Pickles, TO q jnr contain
ing four gallons, put half a gallon Of tpm.
erie, three pounds Of blown sugar, two
handlstul of horseradsh, TWO of garlic,
and two of bruised mustard seed; three
ounces of broken cinnamon, two ounces
ofcloyes, two ounces Of allspice, four
OUNCES of broken ginger, two ounces o!
black pepper: put them in as much good
cider vinegar as will cover your pickles
put them on the fire, and, as soon as it
comes to boil, pour it on your pickles;
add l!tiIc vinegar now anil then, so as
to keep them covered.
Lemon CurEsEcARE "A quarter of a
pound of butter, a quarter OF pound Of
su gar, wineglass OF milk or cream, two
ounces Of sponse-cake, three eggs, the
grated rini OF one and juice Of hall lem,
on. Sire the cake, and pour over it the
milk or cream. Beat tho butter ana SUI
gar together. and stir into it. Mash the
sponge cake very fine, and add to the
above. Crate the yellow rinl, and
squeeze the juice Of halfa lemon cad
sir in. Cover The pie plate with paste,
fll with tho mixture, and bake in a mod
oralely hot oven.
BAKED Apple PupprNd.--Two ounces
of batter, quarter pound white sugar,
quarter pound boiled apples, the yolks
of three egas, The While il! q TIVE esss
fina s0d laiee OF one lemon; mix The
whole well together, and bake it in puff
paste one hour.
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