Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-22

RELIoToUs NoTIoE.-The Huron Asso.
citation Of Univsrsaiists win meet at CLYDE, on
Saturday (to-morow) and Sunday, May 0Sd and
24th. Services at lOj6 o'clock A. NJ, and 7 P.
NJ Of each day.
INVOLUNTARY SERvTTUpE.- George Cor.
dy, gentleman Of colored persuasion, and the
chap who burglariously entered our house and
stole the editors pants, money aud watch, has
received free pass from Judge Greene Of the
Ssndusky Common Pleas to the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, at Columbus with privilege to work five
years, board and clothing furnished by the Slate.
Gordys necessities viii not lend him TO commit
burglary again very soon.
New GooDs.-D. B. Austin would call
the attention Of the public to his advertisement
in another place. He has Just received large
invoice of New Goods. He sells them cheap
Call at his Store and see.
CoNDIT, BRoTHERs, on the Birchard cor
ner are almost daily receiving New Goods from
member of the firm who resides in New York.
See their two advertisements in different places
in the Journal. An examination Of their goods
must please purchasers.
RUNAwAY.-The team Of John p. Moore
got frightened at the spoke factory on Saturday
while Mr.. Moore was throwing off load. In
trying to stop them Mr.. NJ. was thrown down
and two wheels passed over his knees, bruising
him severely
ANoTHER.-The team of Elisha Dawley,
of 'Ballville broke from the railing to which
they were tied in front of Harris store on Front
Street, Monday noon and dashed south through
the street at fearful rate, throwing out boy
who sat in the wagon Hiram ellison, of Riley
township, with his wife was driving buggy,
seeing the runaway team coming behind him
turned east into the alley by the Ger Ref Par
sonage to avoid them but the frantic horses
dashed into the alley and upon the buggy. Mr.
g. and wife were thrown out and both severely
bruised and cut, fortunately no bones broken
That they escaped instant death is wonderful.
FosroRIA LODGE, No. 305, I.O.O.F., Gel
ebrate their 7th anniversary on Friday, the 5th of
June by meeting and addresses by Grand Sec
retary WIN. G. Earl and others. In the evening
a supper will be prepared at Liberty Hall; ad-
mission so cents couple; proceeds of which
will go to the Soldiers Aid Society. Odd Fell
lows of adjoining towns are invited
SOLDIERS AID MITE SOCIETY,", comes off
this (Friday) evening, at Wards Hall These
sociables are very pleasant. Admittance, not
less than ten cents. g..-
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-O Selvey,
Administrator of Ross Wilson, will offer forty
acres of land at the door OF the Court House, on
Thursday, next, May 26th, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon. See advertisement
l4TH ONO STATE FAIR.-We have re-
ceived from Cor. Sec'y John H. Klippart, of the
State Board of agriculture, also from o. w. VAL
lette, sec'y of Sandusky Co. Agricultural soci-
ETY., the Premium List, rules, DC, for the 18th
Annual State Fair, which will be held in Cleve-
land, on the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th days of
September. Sandusky county farmers can get a
Premium List by calling on Mr.. Vallette
The CONTINENTAL OLD Folks give two
Concerts at Birchard Hall--ths (Friday) even
ing and Tomorrow evening. They sang in Nor
walk last week. The Reflector says: @The Con-
tnental Old Folks are splendid vocalists. Their
performances here on Friday and Saturday even
ings, gave great satisfaction"
LETTERS FROM THE 49TH AND 9TH O.V.
!. Regiments, on the lst page.
CAPT. EDWIN M. HuLBuRD, Co. A, lsth
Michigan Volunteers, made short visit here
few days since. He was detached from his reg't
some months since and appointed Provost Mar
shal of Lexington, Kentucky, which responsible
position he filed with credit to himself aud the
utmost satisfaction of his superior officers. He
is ordered to reioin his regiment at Nashville.
U. S. 500 BoNDs.-F S. White, Cash
Ter of the Bank of Fremont informs us that he
has sold within the last few weeks $4,000 in
U. s. 500 bonds, in sums of from $50 to 81 ,OOO
The time for obtaining these bonds expires on
the 1st of July, 1863.
COUNTY FAIR.-The Board of Directors
of the Sandusky County Agricultural Society,
held a meeting on Wednesday and made up the
Premium List. The Fair will be held oil We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday the 7th, 9Th and
9th days of October.
SANDUsKY COMMON PLEAS CoURr, ad-
journed on Wednesday, P. NJ, to re-assemble
the Sth of June, two weeks from next Monday
The WEATHER is delightful and farmers
are getting along finely with their spring work.
Fruit prospects, never better