Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
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John A. Gardner, deceased.
On the same day, At one o'clock P. H., at the
door Of The Court House IN Fremont lands be-
longing to the estate Of VIM. II. Loup. deceased.
See advertisements, in another plnee.
SoHooL HoUsE TAx.-At the election on
Wednesday, 20 vote for or agaipst the levy Of az
mills on the dollar valuation, for School House
purposes, l25 votes were cast, and every vote
was for the tax. -
The 72D.--From letter from General
Buckland to bis family dated April Sd, we learn
that the 72d have left their leland camp and are
in the advance for vicksburg, being then at
Youngs Point. The I'D is again transferred to
General Sherpan's command. tttt.e
JosEPH STuBER, has broke ground for tho
erection Of three story brick block on the hill,
opposite the American House. II win extend
through from State street to Napoleon Street,
with storo rooms fronting on each.
ID. GarvIn AZ Co., have now received
a large and general assortment Of their Spring
Stock Of Goods, and are ready to supply every
body with whatever they want, at reasonable
prices. 0
NoRrHEAsTER.-A cold rain storm COM
menced Wednesday evening and still continues
Thursday. The few days previous were warm
and pleasant.
PLAEr TRsEs.--Now is the time to plant
shade and fruit trees, grape vines, shrubbery,
evergreens, DC. Don't neglect Il.
PooKEr Book Losr.--In Fremont, on
Wednesday evening, probably at the Post Office
or on Front Street, an old-fashioned, long, calf
skin POcket-book, well-worn, containing about
&22r5O in paper money; no other contcnts.-
The loser is poos man, and the money was sent
to him by his son from the army. The finder
will do deed Of charity and kindness by re-
turning the same to the Journal Office. and rea-
sOnabls reward viii be paid il asked,
RELIEF LAw.-0E the first page Of the
Journal to-day will be found very important
law just passed by the Legislature of our State.
authorizing the levy Of a tax for the assistance
Of soldiers families. County Auditors, County
Commissioners Township Trustees and Town.
ship Assessors should Immediately make them
selves thoroughly acquainted with its provis.
ions. 1t will be almost criminal for them 10
neglect it, Thepcople, too, should see to it that
the County and Township officers comply with
this Act in all its detail - seaf
SHEEP THIEvEs-BoLD VLLA1NY.-On
Thursday night, last week, some rascals whose
proper place is the penitentiary, penned up ten
sheep Of the flock of Henry Riling, of Hcssvillc.
in the lane leading from the road to the barn. adj
joining his house, and killed and skinned them,
carrying off the pelts, leaving the carcasses on
the ground. The sheep were worth S75. Be-
tween dogs and such guerrillas, farmers have
sorry sight in raising sheep.
SPRINe RAINs.--Heayy showers of rain
fell Saturday afternoon and evening. It starts
the grass and wheat. Wheat in this vicinity
does not look so well as usual, owing to the open
winter; warm rains may bring it out. !, .7s q
LIEUT.. WIN. t. FISHER, I'D Owl, left
Fremont, on Monday, 18th, to rejoin his rcgi-
ment, near Helena, Arkansas. His health is
much improved by his short visit home.
FINE APPLEs.-JoHN @. RIpouf, Of Ball
vile, treated all hands of the Journal Office to
basket of splendid Apples, last week. May he
always have an abundance of the same sort.
TEARING DowN.-RoBERrs d SHELDON
have commenced tearing down their old Store,
on Front street. Their new block will be ready
for occupancy by lst Of August. They will be
pleased to see aud wait on their customers at
St Clair's block, where they have taken tern.
porary stopping place.
FRUIr PRosPEcrs, are good IN this vicin.
ity, and unless there be late feesing, an abund-
ant crop may be expected aa -
We would like 90 lbs. of Maple Sugar and Eve
gallons Maple MOlasscs on subscription Z, g
We have small quantity ofchoice Sorghum
Seed for sale at the Journal Office. g
THAT PREMIUM-All who wish to avail
themselves of our offer to take the Journal and
the Ohio CaIsivator, will hand in their names and
the money, by Saturday, next week, April 25th.
We shall then make our order for the Ostlsivasor.
Dome BUsINEss owA Specie BAsIs.--
We learn that the residence Of James Necly, a
farmer Of Green Creek township was broken in.
to last Saturday night, 10Th. and robbed Of from
$1,000 TO ei 200 in gold and silver; about $500
in silver was left which the burglars could not
carry of. Mr.. Nicely had been absent from
home some time, returning the day after the re-
moval Of his deposits. His wife can give no &C.
count Of the abstraction. The money was in a
large chest chest and all was carried off. The
chest was found the next day some distance from
the house. with never sinner in it. This an.
swers question we have frequently heard ask
cd, @What becomes of the speciei" Why Il is
packed away, "salted down" in drawers, chests,
sseeking-legs, DC. Any one having money iy-
ing idle thuss take warning; bring it out, put il
to its legitimate uses,-wheFe il viii do yourself
and community some good. For all the good
this hoard Of gold and silver did it's owner bits
of tin, few gross Of horn buttons. or even peb-
bic stoneS. would have answered the same pur-
pose. We know how 10 sympathise with one
wheis deprecated upon BY barglsrs--ws hava
bean similarly visited ourselE
P. s.-we have since been told that Mr.. Nee-
ly's loss was $500 in gold and silver s
CLYDE GRAIE DkALERs. - osBoRn BRos.
have taken the Warehouse in Clyde, and will be
prepared to pay farmers the highest prices in
cash for all merchantable produce.
SrRucx By LIGHrsISo. I'VE lesrs from
P. Close, that the barn Of farmer, in Adams
township Seneca county, near the line Of San
dusky county was struck bv Iivhtnin0s ssat,r-