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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-03
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There ree passenger trains per day, each way,
on the c. I. Road; trains will leave follows:
Going East,
Bun. EXP. 6lT AMI Mail 1925 pm; N. Y. Exp. 6.22 Pm.
Going West,
Chic Exp. S % AN; Mall 25 Pm; Tel. Exp s SO I'm.
Fremont. Lima Union Road, train leaves at $40 A. NJ
sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road, trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, sos AN Accom-, 4O5 Pm
Going North, Mail, 4.05 I'm. Accom-, 9o5AM
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Notice to Township Clerks.
First National Bank of Fremont.
Sewing Machines at Leshers Shoe Store.
Gardner and Hemming's Circus.
List of Letters
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The Roll of Honor will be published
next week
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- EWING MACHINES, for Shoe or
Harness Makers, and for family use, and Of any Of the
best kinds, can he had at
LESHER,S SHnIs SrnuN
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

A THO OF INTERESTING LETTERS. We publkh
this morning two interesting communicates.
The first is from the Hon. A. Oakley Hall, d.
trict Attorney. in relation to Greeley's vulgar
abuse of Mr.. Samuel b. Garvin. The other u
from the Hon. John Cochrane, In reference to
some statements Of the World concerning Ais
relations with the rebel oonfederacy. These
two letters are all right, and so we give them
to the public. Now we are daily expecting
letter from Miles O'Reilly. The politicians
have tried hard to get hold Of him; but he was
too discreet to drop into their clutches. He
has, however, accepted the invitation Of the
President to 60 on to Warrington, where he
will doubtless have Q good time. In few
days he will give his own impressions Of the
politicians and his trip to the national capital.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Msvensnss OF General Lees Ar~y

(From the Richmond Daily Express, Oct "a
Tho kichmond EWqutrsrs correapondent writing from
the Army Of Northern Virginia. Culpeppss Court Houso.
October 20,r furnishes the following
General Lee having hnshcd the work Of demolition e
the orange Aiexandrta Railroad from Brstoc
back a. FAR a The Rappahsnnock bridge, and havina
driven Meade 70 the heights Of Centrcviils bscaz.s
military sxpedeut, not necessity for him 10 rscrun
the Rappahannock, which has been accordingly done.
nv last letter was written 70 you from Brhtcs ssasina.
On saturday evening. In conformity with my vromiss,
started IN company with medical friend v visit tks
plains OF Manassas historic because Of The ersas
ton however, we met cavalry then lsavins thsrs
for Grovcton, and did not deem safe that should 70
further lest might bs "gobbled up ~ shs Yankee
cavalry and compelled 70 20 good deal furthss On
turning 10 camp I found that orders had bssu AxnsA
for two days ratioas, and orders " call IN NJ
detailed men, preparatory 70 . move vhtcA
was generally supposed W be bsckwarda AZ
two O'Clock sunday norsing The hs.h et ths eoluzA
moved promptly. Ewsls corps moved bapk 70 DsaissoQ
following the line Of the railroad (Heths and wncox
divisions of A. r. Hiu's oosps had previously msy<3
back 70 Bsaeton IN order " tsstrvy the raslrssa.l Aa
dersons division Of Hs cospa moved hack V BsaAssOa
via Greenwich and Auburn route somewhsS more srs
cuisous. with this oo!nna came aApag. me svS
columns which hal aIvNgsd On lsaving Mssos Con-
yerfsd again ~ HviaAse But, accounS Of The ck a
water = Bsasson, Andssson iiviloa ~ s1mpslsd =
come furthsr On, within . mile = ~ RAppehansssS
river where hatsd Sunday evening seous dark AAvi
bssu In tramp fos sxtssa neass d poDs1 over alH
taass Il nsasiy thirty miiss wh srsy any ssrs9siss
n wss iseesds grand spectacle 70 bsood hAhossS NJ
gnAs, e ~ aivisssa, wAch - 49, prunDuses1 -
osesrsl ~ (ss ths Ans shs I've eps vws rsvs~sA Z
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

BLOCKADE BY THE FRENCH OF MEXICAN
PoRrs.-The French have officially announced
to our State Department that they will block
ade the Mexican ports. II Is asserted In France
that we furnish arms and munitions Of war to
the Mexicans. Perhaps II is supposed that the
blockade may in some manner interfere with
these transactions. When General Banks gets
10 the Rio Grande we shall be enabled 10 fur
nish all we wish to Mexico, should the block
ade be ever % effective.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
TRIPLE SHEET.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must bs hand.
ed in before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening IT.
circulation among the enterprising mechanics farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly. Advertisements In.
serted in the wE,s HsRAID win thus be by large
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
States,
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

TUE ESoIrsH CoSsuIs AND JET. DAVIS
The President Of the selfstyled confederacy
has dismissed all the English consuls. What .
blow 10 old England, and how Earl Russell
will writhe whom he hears Of this Why con-
suls should have been kept In Secessia until
now is more than We can imagine, and We
rather "gusss' thai he has not quite laid out
The British lion BY that blow.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

The RUSSIAN BALI--Public opinion, having
eYervesccd a little upon the Russian question,
has settled into the conviction that the contem-
plated ball is most inspropos, and should be
given up. The committee is said TO have col
lccted about six thousand dollars for this ball.
Let this sum be donated to our sick and
wounded soldiers, or to the widows and orphans
Of those who have already sacrificed their lives
for their country. Let every person who in
tended to buy ticket for the ball walk up,
like man. and hand over his fifteen dollars
for the same noble objects. This is no time for
nddling, and flirting, and waltzing, and polka
ing. The balls in vogue just now are iron, not
shoddy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

fore the 5th Of January is one hundred and eight
thousand and eighty-fve.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

The PRESENT CONDITION or THE SOUTHERN
PEorLE.-Though much misery will doubtless
be experienced by tho people Of the South in
the winter now nearly upon us, we should not
suppose that that will materially assist us to
end the war. Bread will not be wanted and
other wants are Of no account. In those dis
trcts Of the South where the soil has been
titled the crops have been good; and, though
-four sells ct forty dollars barrel in the rebel
currency, that price, II we count the depreca-
ton of the rebel money, is lower one than
-four can be purchased at In any Northern mar
ket Starvation, then-that force Of mere ma
ture that impels man to any violence, and that
moves him TO It's object irrespective Of oil moral
restraints--will not this winter arouse the
Southern people to overthrow the rulers who
have led them into this war; and no force less
than starvation can be Of any avail for that
purpose in the Southern States Privations ol
all kinds oil minor miseries--will be patiently
and tamely borne by the Southern people; fol
those people make no attempt whatever Il
make themselves felt In the councils OF ths
rebel government, and never will make such ar
attempt unless moved by those imperative
forces Of which starvation is one.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

The NEW FRENCH os-CLAps.-we hear that
the new French iron-clads on their trial trip
were caught in storm, and that they rolled
dresdrully, the sea washed over them continu-
ally and the guns could not be tried. It is evil
dent these vessels could not GROSS the Atlantic.
It may perhaps be Of interest TO our Southern
contemporaries 70 learn these facts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY.

County Warrants and Greenbacks"
Taken their ruling value in payment subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

STILL NoRTHwARD.-Pete Donnelly, with sever
al other citizens of Humboldt county, has passed
through this place ca route for the Boise river
mines. He informs us that the Internal, never
ending raid of the Indians in that county is the
chiet cause of his exit If Col Whipple don't
suGdue the "cussed red SKINS" many more will
follow in his footsteps.
DOUGLAS CTY.-We are told by many who
were present at the festivities at the above place
last Saturday. that they were alike creditable to
all concerned. Some of the " Halecks" returned
well pleased, Judging from their actions, regret
tlng only the extreme length of the closing song
John Brown" it being six miles long and
doubling.
VINO GOES TO THE DANCE.-Those who love to
dance, must not fail to attend the ball for the
benefit of the German Hospital Society, given at
lhomaS Theater. to might, (Friday.) The Ger
man Society is proverbial for its hospitality. and
all who attend may expect good time.
CARNIvERoUs--M carrier Warren, who brings
us the latest news from Humboldt county, says
that the volunteers there are very hostile, eating
live Indian every morning for breakfast. If
our volunteers here would follow suit they might
fall in more rapidly. Try it, Capt. Miller
MILITARY ORDER.-Brig. Gen. Butler Informs
Sergeant Norcross that those officers who do not
report for duty at Oakland are liable to Court
Martial. Look out, 4" Hallecks" We are in
formed that nearly all of the officers will attend
Give little more time, General, and all will 60
FATHER WAUGH delivered a lecture at the
Union Church on Thursday evening. He will
give notice of his next lecture. Both old and
young should attend.
A New FLAG.-Over the German Hospital for
several days past has been flying one of the
prettiest flags we have seem That society hay
ing determined to have new flag, have made
line one. Like all their acts they do nothing by
piece-meals.
STRAWBERRY PARTY.-Mr. Felter informs us
that the Fifth Annual Strawberry Party will be
given at his place on Friday, June 5th. In our
next issue we will give full announcement of
particulars.
FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-On the first page will
be found the patriotic presentation speech of Miss
Mabie and the prompt reponse of Capt. lIough,
at the flag presentation at Douglas City.
careful perusal will amply repay the reader
NEW RIvER.-Frank Kirkham, the indefatiga-
ble eypressman from New River, informs us that
the miners in that section are doing far better
this spring than for years past.
HIGH WATER.-We are Informed that one day
last week McGilivray's bridge was taken off
by the sudden rise in the river. You are in bad
luck, Mac. Build higher next time.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-I. Lang has bought out
Schumacher and moved into his old stand, one
door above the ST. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. DoBROwSKY, jeweler, has moved his stand
to the east side of Main street, third door from
Court street, and opposite Mccain Co.'S store.
THE SCARLET FEvER.-This epidemic still con-
tinucs with its accustomed virucnce in our midst
sparng neither age nor condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Decree
~ of Foreclosure of Mortgage and Order of
Sale, issued out of the District Court of the
Ninth judicial District of the State OF California,
in and for the county Of Trinity, in the action of
r. NJ. Jcssup against G. w Zimmerman ct al,
duly attested on the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1868, I nm commanded to sell all the following
described property, to wit certain piece or
parcel of land with the buildings thereon. stua.
ted on the west side of Main street, in the town
Of Weavervlle, county and State aforesaid,
commencing at the southeast corner of the lot
formerly owned by VIM. Collins, and running
thence along said Main street in southerly di.
rection, forty one (l) feet, thence at right angles
in westerly direction, one hundred and sixty
(lG0) feet, thence parallel with the first drawn
line forty one (4D feet, thence at right angles to
the place of beginning, being the same property
conveyed by Daniel Crowly and wife to said
defendants. Also that certain piece or parcel of
land and the three private residences thereon,
situated on the hill side, about two hundred
yards from the Main street above mentioned, the
same being enclosed by fence, and is used and
occupied by the defendants as their homestead,
being the same lot formerly occupied and
known as .Davidson's lot, being two hundred
yards square, more or less, together with the
tenements, heredtamcnts and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
of ic hy uiV hat m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
The alpntt Aetord.
List of Letters

Remaining in the weaverviIe Post ONCE Wednesday
May 9th Persons calling for letters in this list will please
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

CHERIFF'S S SALE--By virtue of Decree
- of Foreclosure of Mortgage and Order of
Sale, issued out of the District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District Of the State Of California
in and for the county of Trinity in the action of
Herman Greenhood against James Howe, duly
attestcd on the l7th day of April, A. d. 1868, l
am commanded to sell all the following described
property, to wit: Three undivided fourths Of
certain mining claims situated in Trinity county,
State of California, on Sidney Hill" immedi-
ately south of DR.. Wares orchard and James
Howes big reservoir, and known as the Dodge
& Howe Claims. Also three undivided fourths
of the ditch and reservoir used in connection
with said claims, known as the Howe q Dodge
Reservoir and Ditch. Also the undivided one
half Of the long fume and mining claims situated
in said county in Ash Hollow and its branches,
and known as the Jones IL Howe Ash Hollow
Flume and Mining Claims
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 23d day OF May,
1868, between the hours of and o'clock, P. NJ,
at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Weaverville, | will sell the above described
property to the highest bidder for cash.-Wea'
verville, April 25, 1863
P JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ. KRUTTsCHNIrr Deputy. 10
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

District Coxrt-HoA VIM p Dangerfeld Judge NJ
F. Griffin clerk. Second Monday in April August and De
cember>
County Gourt--T1on. f. j. Curtis, Judge NJ. F. Griffin
clerk First Monday in January, March, May July Sepcm
ber and November
Court Of SessOns-IIon. f. j. Curtis, Judge VI. F. Gr
fn clerk Second Monday in February May, August and
November.
Probate Comrt--Hon, f. J. Curtis, Judge NJ F. Griffin
clerk. Fourth Monday in each month";
Hoard Of Saperrisors--John McCammon, chairman
VIM a. Quine, Henry Martin. First Monday in February
May, August aad November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
Saturday, the 23d day of May,

1868, between the hours of and 4 o'clock P. NJ,
at the door of the Court House, in the town of
Weavervillc, | will sell the above described
property to the highest bidder for cash.-Wea-
vervile, April 25, 1868.
JOHN P. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ KRurrsCHNITr, Deputy. JIG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of Decree
- of Foreclosure of Mortgage and Order OF
Sale, issued out of the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District of the State OF California IN
and for the County of Trinity, in the action of
c. Fader and II. NJ. Allen against j. b. Hayden
duly attesed the l7h of April A. d. 1868 am
commanded to sell all the following described
property, to wit: A certain mining claim stua-
ted on Halchet Creek, in the county ana state
aforesaid, above the Wade Snank cla'l,, III; anu anu
known as the HAYDEN & Co. claim, with all ana
singular the tenemcnts, hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, The 23d day Of May
A. D. 1868, between the hours of ana O'Clock
p. NJ, a. the door of the Court House, IN the
town of Weavervle, will sell the aooVe ug
scribed property to the highest piuuer ioi o"'"
-Weavervlle, April 25, 1863. ,-,,e, o,o.;e
JOHN 7. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ KRUTrsCHNITr, Deputy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL,
AGENTS.

a Mr. John Warren Mailman, is authorized 10 receive
advertisements his route and at Hum
bodt Bay printed receipts will be on his return
trip to all persons forwarding money to this Office.
rel P. Fisher, 17l2 Washington street. Cup stairt3
San Francisco, ,-neary opposite Maguires Opera House
IS the only authorized Agent for this paper that city
R5-B F. FLYNN, at the Military Headquarters Doug
las CITY, authorized to receive subscriptions the jour
nal in that vicinity, and receipt for the same.
nsT James B. Wells, Esq. is authorized to transact anv
and all business pertaining to this Office at Trinity Center
RE- Mai A. G. Price Red Flat is authorized agent to
receive subscriptions to the JOURNAL o. Canon creek
a-Chas H. Rantzau is the duly authorized agent for the
JorRNAL at Lewiston and vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
Gall and Settle.

DEING ABOUT TO CLOSE OUT MY BUSI-
d ness in this place, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will please call at the
Captains Office and settle, and thereby save costs
JOSEPH KOHN.
Weayerulle, May !, 1863.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

~ No attention will be paid to communications sent for
publication in the JOURNAL unless accompanied by the real
name of the authornot for publcaon:b to guard US
against imposition.
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