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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-06
Farm for Sale.
Chattle Mortgage sale. 7
~ TuasdaY. Lhe IOth of March,

r Will SELL AT PUBLIC SALE a
the reAidepee Of John L, Hannum, In York township
Bandusky county, Obl0. on
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1868. 1868.
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about the great rise in the price of paper and the
cessy of corresponding rise in the price ofnewpapers
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Of that Publishers have for years ada good time with
lowrced paper, and made large profits; and that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
for paper without whining and attempting to get it back
off of their subscribers. The increase ofpaper viii maize
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ways have been. Cur subscribers have stuck when
paper cheap and We 40 not intend to increase
rates to them when it is dear sit is poor rule
that won't work both ways"
All our old contributors have been reengaged for the
ensuing year our corps will be so large and will
brace such variety oemnen talent, that every depart
ment of literature will receive the particular attention
competent to do it ample and special Justice In
fact, contributors will send rs from seek weet.
much more matter than possibly that
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The following the names ofsome ofour leading
trbutors for the year-IS6. What other paper ever
preSenedsuch array of sng used popular names
Hon. Edward Everett Rev, John S. c. Abbott, William
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tiers residing in different parts of the United States.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1863

The New York Tribune, first issued in 1S41 in its
twenty second year has obtained both larger and
widely diused circulation shan any other newspaper
published in America. Though it has suffered, in
with Olor Journals, the volunteering and depart
of tens Of thousands of lie patrons to in the
Var for tie Union it's circulation the 9th Of December
lSt2 is follows: Daily &c. Us; Semiwcekly II, 25U
Weekly, las OJI-totsl 215.355.
Prominently journal OF News and of Literature, the
Tribune has political convictions which well character
lied by the single word RKruBcAN. 1t is Republican in
It's hearty adhesion to the great truth that God has made
of one blood all nations OF nen"Repulcan in it's
ton of the equal naenaie rights Of all to life
Liberty and the pursuit of bappnessRepubican in its
seadtss earnest, defiant hostility to every scheme eff
fort of tie Slave Power, from the Annexation of to
the great Rebellion, to grasp the empire of tie New World
and weld the of country for its aran
dizement-Repubcan in its antaonsm to the arsocrats
and despots the Old World who fondy hail in the pers
and calamitics suddenly thrust upon by their American
counterpart the overthrow and ruin Of the Model Republic
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SHERIFFS SALE.
The State OF Kansas, Marshall county

The State OF Kansas, Marshall county.
James Streeter vs Emil C. Hooper.
By virtue Of an order of sale, bearing date
February Is, A. D. 1863, to me directed and de-
livered issu ed in the above entitled cause out of
the Second judicial District afthe State Of Kan
sas, sitting within and for said county Of Mar
shall l will On Tuesday the 9TH day of April
A. D. 1863, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n.
and O. clock P. N. of said day, 1t the court
house door, in the town Of Marysville in the
county Of Marshall and State Of Kansas, offer Of
public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
all the right, title and interest of the above
named defendants in and to the following de-
scribed property, to wit: The south east quar-
ter of section twelve, (12) in township two (2)
south Of range six, (6) east situated, lying
ant being in the county Of Marshall, State
Of Kansae. Said property to be sold by me in
accordance with the command Of said order Of
sale. Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
March, k.D. 1868.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
J. D. Brur;baugh, pl6 . atty. mas
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
The State of Kansas, Marshall county

James Streeter vs. Lorenzo D. Rich.
By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
18th February, A. D. 1863, to me directed and
delivered issued in the above entitled cause out
of the District Court of the Second judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for the county Of Marshall, will on Tuesday the
7th day of April, A. D. 1863. between the
hours of 10 A. H. and 4 clock P. NJ, Of said day
at the court house door in Marysville, in the
county Of Marshall State of Kansas, offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right title and interest Of the above named
defendants, in and to the folio sing described
real estate to w.t. the south half of north
east quarter and north half south east quarter
of section four, a. township two, ri south of
Marshall county. State Of Kansas; said prop
erty to be sold by me in accordance with the
com mand of said order of sale.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of March
A. D. 1868.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
]. b. Brumbaugh. plf7s atty. n49
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Sher;fs Sale.

The State Of Kansas, County Of Marshall.
Joseph Samucls vs. William Barrett.
By virtue of an execution bearing date Janu-
AIRY 14ih, A. D. 1863, to u edirecfed and deliver
ed, issued in the above entitled cause ont Of the
district court of the second judicial district of
the State Of Kansas, sitting within and for Mar
shall county, viii. On the 10Th day Of March a.
D. 1868, between tire hours of 10 o'clock M.
and o'clock r. N. of said day at the court house
door in Marysville,i in the county Of Marshall,
State of Kansas, offer at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash. all the right title and inter-
est of the above named defendent in and 70 the
following described real estate, to wit Lots 1--WE
(5) and six (6l in block twenty-four t24) in
Ballard & Morralrs addition to Palmetto,
lying and being situated within theincorporate
limits of Marysville, Marshall county, State Of
Kansas, and to be sold to satisfy the above exc.
cution and Costs
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Febru.
airy A. D. 1868:
CD. swEARINGEN, Sheriff.
q. D. Brun6an:h Pif-s city -
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SheriR,s saYe.

The State of Kansas, Marshall county, SIS.
James 8. Ruker use Of y. a. Norton 70 Pal
zuetto Town Company,
By virtue of two vendis, each bearing date
February 10Th A. d. 1868. 10 D,c directed and
delivered, issued in the abeve entitled cause out
of the District court of the second judiciai dis
trict of the State Of Kansas, sitting within and
for Marshall county, I will on the ist day of
April, 4. D. 1853. between the hours of 10 o.
clock l. M. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at
the eosrt house door in Marysville in the county
Of Marshall, State Of Kansas, offer. at Public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, an the right,
title and interest of the above named defendant
IN and toshs following described real estate, to
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Sherif's Sale.
The State of Kansas, county of Marshall
Orwell C. Horn vs. D. d. White 81 Co.

The State of Kansas, county of Marshall
Orwell C. Horn VS. D. D. White & Co.
By virtue of vendi bearing date January
II, A. D. 1863 to me directed and delivered is
sued in the above entitled cause out Of the dis
trict court of the second judicial district Of the
State of Kansas, sitting within aud for the coun-
ty of Marshall, l will on the 18th day of March
A. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ~.
and o'clock 2. NJ. of said day at the door of the
court house in Marysville, Marshall county,
State of Kansas, offer at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash all the right, title and inter-
est of the above named Defendent in and to the
following described real estate, to wit: lot in
block 4 Hot in block (7) lot in block y lot
in block (S) lot lin block Q1) lot l in Block
(14) lot in block "a lot in block (27) lot
in block (34) lot in in block (42) lot in block
[52) lot 8 in block (55 lot in block I'LL ly-
ing and being situated in the town Of Palmetto,
Marshall county, STATE of Kansas. And The
following lands and tenements in the town of
Marysvilie proper, to wit: lot one in block Fl
lot 7) in block "a lot [51 in block 1877 lot [5]
in block Isl lot Isl in block [22] lot III in
block (33] lot [7Ji in block 114l lot[l] in block
(75] lot (10lin block III lot [6] in block (71]
lot 9] in block "a lot (6l in block (4Hl lot ~
in block [l92l lot ~ in block 1901 lot [3) in
block Isl lot (9] in block I70] lot u in block
(73l lot "a in block (5O) lot az in block (SO)
lot s) in block (ll4l lot [4) in block az lot (6)
block (44) lot (6) in block al lot az in block
(4S) lot l0) in block (Ss) lot (S) in block (44),
all lying and being situated in Mary sville (prop
er) Marshall county, kansas. Said property
to be sold to satisfy the above vendi and costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February
\. d. 1868.
n461 DSWEARINGEN, Sheriff
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FURS, FURS.

Joseph Samnels is paying the highest market
price in cash, ct his stere in Mrrysville, for
Furs, such As Otter, Beaver, Badger, Mink,
Wolf, Coon SC, SC. All persons having furs
will do we'll to aprly to Samucrs before going
elsewhere, IS he pays the highest market price.
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GOODS;
Which We will sell at rates to suit the
WAR TIMES!

There are .woLAIGE GROCERY q. IN Atch:scs
besides ours and We think strangers bN Re cheaper
than any city in this vicinity. Callan ALL and on
ty buy Of house, when sell a. 20 br advantage.
Gin nl3 STEBBI ) 60,
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flying and being situated in the town Of Pal
metss now within the incorporate limits of the
city Of Marysville. Marshall county, State of
Kansas and to be sold to satisfy the above ven
di and costs. Given under my hand this 9th
day Of February A. D. 1863.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
I'D. Brunb augh, Plffs atty. n43
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Petition for Divorce.
Jouh Dunbar, plsintif, vs. Sarah Elite Dunbar,
Defendant.
In the Second District court within and for the
counties of Marshall Washington, ct al, et-
tsched, in the State Of Kansas.
Sarah Elite Dunbar, ofthe State Of Iowa, will
take notice that Joha Dunbar Of the county Of
Washington in the State of Kansas, did on the
18th day of February, 1868, file his petition in
the court Aforesaid against the said Sarah Elite
dunbar, defebdent praying that he may be di-
vorced from the said defendant for the cause Of
willfuI absence for the space Of ayear prior to
the fling of his petition without cause or prov
ocation on his part and the said Sarah Ette Dun
bsr u notified that she Is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 11th day Of
April 1858. JOHN DUNBAR
BY I'D. Brumbaugh, HE Attorney.
Feb. %, 1868. Sits
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

certain forbidden ruit. Two cau,iors suspend tempo
rary Journal and third caution leaves the ournal ~
CO. dl0n from which lt - impossible to rise.
Vigorous measures have he.n adopted against certain
commercial houses suposeG have hand funds be-
longing to members n the tuare government descent
has been made upon these houses and tho books have
been sezed and IN OPENINGS have been made
IN walls and floors TO get az fluids
On the Esd General Forey by proclamation announced
70 the fd the election NJ tho trGmyrate holders Of
tho power. The three members tempo
rary government General Almonte, Sabasteie the
ArchbiS hon Of Mexico, ard General saas, and s1os
tutes Dr. Ormaachia and u. gnaclo favon. This 10
the rst election OF the Superior junta," ard u shows
how they ~ii reprcsent puDNc opinion when tel you
Superior created Yesterday the trunvirete
were installed aud the rcns OF government sisiby re-
moved from the hands Of General Forcv 10 General Al
monte ard his companions; but il is pretty well UNDER
stood that tho hands Of the rel manager keep hold STILL
NJ de Sagny was In Attendance yesterday 10 pay his re-
specis TO the power he has set up.
Adyices from San Luis fotosi are 70 the 16th Don
BentO bis party had set their establishments ana
President mad gone work with renewed vgor at
publishing The Journey from here has evidently
done his physique not his temer good and the shower
or DEGREES from san Luis may be expected 10 grow more
and intense. of tie first OF jnarez vas 10
declare All traitors who not 90 with him and
leave the contaminatng Of the French lie pro
poses also, prohibit the Catholic religion for term or
eight years Poor Juarez his old friends and allies here
laughed at his mad freaks in san Luis
The French have forces in Pachuco. To day FORCES
have gone 70 Taxcaia ana rouca, and in short time
brigade OF French troops with the Mexican auxiiaries
win be sent In pursuit OF Juare7.
tbe manifesto Of the triumvirate although dated the
oath has just made ts appearance forced to close
for the mail but enclose IL for your information.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
The Turf.

TRO1IlN6 ON TIE UNION COURSE.
The trot yesterday match for 81 000 between
sorre geldDg Sofre nan Dan Mace and the chestnut
Lady Morrison Both Of them belong 20 Boston men
and the match caused great deal Of interest The mare
however, after having trial Monday last, in which
she made inc time, showed Indications OF a lot down
the back sinew forward; consequently the betting
one hundred 10 thirty the gedng befr the bell
rang. After scoring, however thorc offers to take
two hundred TO i've hundred The gelding made many
false Starts breaking and running he approa chcd the
When they finally got the word the FIRST heat
he had three quarters OF length the best H. and kept
" all the way, coming in near distance ahead of
tho mare, In 23s<. In the next heat Rhe took the
lead on tho first turn, he breaking, and was three
lengths 10 front nj the quarter Between that tho
half mile pole the geding broke and took good run
towards her. She passed tho half mile length ,And
half ahead hut outtrotted around lower tur, and
up the stretch, and beaten length in 235 The ju.ges.
considering that the gcllng gained by running declared
ID decd heat
In the third and fourth heats the gelding cause,i
tedious and Improbable delay by failing come up fo
square start Time after time each he broke In comm
towards tho stand, and ran In gallop turr
Meantime the mare was dead lamc and getting worse
He won both beats, the last easily.
SUMMARY
three in ave, in harness.
Ian Maces 2. g. Sorrel Tan. n..........,.....
Hiram Woodrufs ch m. lady Morrison. 49,. 2
Time 23s&-235-2 35-23T.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
SAN FRhNMsC0. Cal. !!

SAN FRsNusco, Cal. Sept. 10, 1903.
Advccs from san Luis de Potos Mexco 10 the 18th OF
August, furnish with sthe following highly important
intelligence
President Juarez and his Cabinet have been urged by
leading Mcxicans and the representatives Of the South
American republics 20 form a continental ali-
ance embracing the republics OF Chiic Peru, Colombia,
the Argentine Confederation, San Salvador, Honduras
Costa Rca Nicaragua, Guatemala and Mexico, for the
purpose Of resisting European encroachmen,s Mexico
or any south American republic
Tho United States are invited to send delegates
co operate 10 the movement.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
All 20 the Nyida,. or sniairr..
LETTER fRoN COLONEL T.. r. ". CUREff, or rnE
ONE HUNDRED AND TnigTY-IHuD NEW YCRx
nrn

LETTER FROM COLONEL l.. y. u. CURErr or rnF
ONE HUNDRED AND TnigTY-1HtIp NEW YcNE
REGIMENT.
rir HERALp
am about returning to resume nm nj of M rcgi.
mcut ia tho Department OF The Gef
During my unavoidable al -ence on leave have found
pressure the War Department regards the payncn,
o. hack ray and psnsions due ihe widows AMI nes
0. those ofmy regiment who bayo pcyshed n main
h!uug the honor Of their nuy ard tho supremacy
their Gag
beg leave 10 enclose yo ;a hl dc1 aEc fiy dollqrs
with OF aovaiing this dstcss, ard II tc pub0c
Of this great metropolis will ed hand his matter
I viii add The amount whel the fund roasaes two
thousand dollars BY which prcyc. distress
will be silsviaied.
Ny means do not admit OF my doiag more or rno,e
would do therefore am conpstsa through v9u- rri.
umns 10 sppes 10 the friends OF regiebi ard or the
carse FOR their cooperation
Mr.. D. r. Issbrouck Act. ing hef tlerk OF .ts N.,rs
po;sn Police, Is kind enough to sty he viii H., gsd T.
receive any subscription 70 this Oh ect ana m
lend his energies g. distribute Ia; money accrac ~
the tund 80 az 10 give he greatest possible s,r1G1t Y
relief
have the homer 10 be, cir, yours met faiibaIy,
/. d. ~ gynRlE,
Coione fSSd New York volusteefs.
Tug RECEIPT or Mn. uAsBRoUoE.
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT rus HgrRorofats pninF,
Nrs YcHx sept. 10. 1888.
Received OF Colonel l.. ~ H. Currr two hundred aud
hty dollars, 20 be expended IN the manner provided IN
his note 10 the Ngw YoRg gHstp o this cate when the
contributions shall reach 81 600, he 20 contribute nm i'd
donal IKE when tho contrb i.lops shai reach
d. ~ pAsBRurcx, Acting cblcf clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
REBEL NEWS FROM THE CITY.
Indignation Against Jen. Davis.
(From the Charleston Is. g. Mercury, Sept. 81


CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRANCHES.
Although carefully covered over with the mantle Of
secresy Congress- enough has been disclosed by
realities to show the total incompeency of President
Davis govern the affairs Of the confederacy. He
lost tho confidence Of both the army and the people, and
election to to come of for the Presi-
dency, we believe that he would not get the vote
OF single State the confederacy Yet IL the Provi
siona Congress had done its duty-if the present Con-
gress would do its dutyPresdent Davis could readily be
S o. s H OF the
not been proved 70 be INADEQUATE 70 rctiy his mbcci
Great Britain is That government is oonsti,uiionai
monarchy having coordinate branches In Great Britain
no policy Of the government no cabinet advisers can
stand against the expressed opinion Of the House Com
MONS Are the people less potent In the Confederate
States through their In Congress- than the
people o. Great Britain in Parliament We do not believe
t. Parliament has power. like that OF Congress, TO
pass law In spite OF tho Kings veto yet no King. since
1885, has dared 10 veto bill passed by Parliament. No
King dared to defy public opinion in the appointment
of the national counseers and the commanders OF armies
setting up personal favortsm and parsanshlp above
efficiency.
The legislative power which Congress pos.
sessos 70 measures aud men control the govern
and force efficiency into the administration whether
10 the appointment Of cabinet officers, commanders Of
armies and bureau officers, the management OF
diplomacy, our finances, our military operations,
naval preparations and the efficiency Of our Bureaus Of
Conscrption Commsary Stores and Stores
But this never be done by those who look upon Pro-
sldent Davis Noses Congress must assume
duties under the constitution independent element
or power. II must abandon the cea that 1t is only
body for registering the will of the President 1t
must DO the people, standing forth in the light OF day
clothed with the whole legislative power Of the govern
mont, and with their agent tho President instrumental
for thcir deverence. That will ultimately
triumph do doubt. IN spite OF the incompctency
Of President Davis and his silly and most disastrous
policy, by which the Confederate States have been
deluged with blood and covered with suffering and
misery. His neliciency and Yankee efficiency viii both
be overcome
But President Davis Is TO be treated sour Noses
really do not the OF Congress. the people,
through their 10 Congress-
power but at the bidding OF the executive Congress
is a noDenty IL s IL Is tool OF the executive.
by which the constitution s practically overhrown and
military dictatorship established in It's stead character
izci by base assumption OF power the part OF the
executive, and baser betrayal OF trust the part OF
Congress.