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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
Ohio State journal,
For the wear 1866.

THE times In which we now live are teemine with
j events Of the most nsonentous Importance the ey-
exchanging phase Of which comes home with deep and
abiding interest to citizen, making good and rei
able family newspaper necessity in every household
By the confidence and favor Of an intelligent public the
Ohio State Journalis experiment. but estsb
shed aetan identified with the resources
power and progress Of State Grateful for that con-
dence and encouraged by increasing evidences of that
favor 1t Is the determination Of the publishers to main
tain its character of First Glass Newspaper and make
It'll welcome visitor to every family and Aresids.
To this end they viii spare pains to make tbs State
repository of current srature areable reporter Of the
markets. stanch and fearless defender of Republican
principle and chroncler of Legislative both
National and State; and containing such summary
shall make the paper attractive and useful to its numer
GUS readers Pains be taken TO procure for the State
Journal the latest intelligence by mail and telegraph and
supply it's columns with choice literary selscons and
appropriate editorial commentaries occasion shall
arise The of Popular Education, and the hand
crafts Of husbandry will also receive their proper share
of attention The progress and of the war for the
preservation of the integrity OF the Government will be
chToniced with faithful asiduty, until that war shall
have been brought to q successful termination.
The Ohio State journal will continue give as IL has
heretofore gven to the National and State Adminisra
ons cordial and sincere support in all efforts for sup
preston of rebellion and the promotion of the general
welfare Ia doing this, it viii not to relieve Of
fetal position OF its proper responsibility, nor yield 10
place position, ssrvile and unquesoning ad1ation
Holding the fundamental doctrine that power belongs TO
the people, and that official position is but Temporary
trust held only for their benefit claim the right to
scuenize with capdor the acts of sueh trustees what
ever department OF the public service In the exercise of
that right shall be that our liberty do not de-
generate into cenciousness be useful to it's readers
newspaper should be Independent of official fayor hold
ing itself ready to enghten and give proper direction TO
public sentiment rather than its mere passive echo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

IBhOF. ". COE STEWART, who is in town Thhrsdare
sud Fridays, Of each week. Agent for the celsbra,
ssI DkCkER BROS, and other First Class Pianos Or
Aeiodeons at less than Eastern Prices All nstrumsnt
Fremont Dec. le 1854 5OvG
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
OUT-LOTS
FOR SALE.

HE subscriber oera for sale in lots from three 70 ten
Il acres or upwards, to suit purchasers,
Valuable and Desirable LOIS.
on the FERN formerly known the AEEs AooRE Farm
na amiie north Of the corporation line Said land is
MOE DRY and RoLLINe with QUICK, WARN SOIG and is
we'll calculated ior BUILDING SITEs, GARDENING CRAPS
and kRulT Culsore- Lying on the Port Clinton Road
and ts Road TO the Rrchsrd Farm. APplestiop he
made 10 me at my residence sad Gsrm
fHADDEUS BALL
Fremont, o., Dec. ], 1904. Sraos
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
THE NATIONAL GnARn.

The messages OF the Governors of Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois give the exact
number Of the National Guard, or 100 days
men, furnished by those States respectively
The figures are somewhat fattering to the pride
Of Ohio, and we give her the benefit of the con-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

the Austrian papers mention the case OF a
nan who was lost in the woods, and survived
after ii days abstinence from all water,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

And lnlots numbers 1850 and 1862 Fremont in said
county of Sandusky.
And they further nothed that ths said JamssIus
ce VIII apply for an order that partition of said premises
may be made according to the provisions of the last will
of said Austin B. Taylor
JAMES JUSTICE,
Executor of the last will of Austin B. TAYLOR decd
Fremont, December 9, 1864. 49w6 Pr fee, $3.50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
To Whom il Nav Concern.

L. B0Tf, Photograph Artist,
ID ESPECTFULI.Y announces to the public that he il
III now sole proprietor of the well known Photograph
Rooms In the W
Third Story of the New Buckland Block,
Opposite the Croghan House,
and that he has recently rstsd and rsurnished them
in the most beautiful MANNER aud that he now
ed to make
Photographs, Am6rotypes, Electrotypes,
Melenotypes and all Pictures
Pertaining to the art in ths latest and best
style Ihave RENTED and re modelled tbs LIGHT and now
have the BEST LIGHT in the county taking good pic
lures For taking pictures of Children this light can
not be surpassed hsve had Il years experscs in the
business and fatsF myself that give perfect salts
faction lrespectfuly solicit share of public patron
sge Prices As Low any other Artist.
Fremont, December 80, 1854 smo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE

- THE subscriber offers for sale his homestead In
Fremont including eight lots. 1t will be sold ali
Mnk together, or in two parts of four lots each
Price for the whole, $4,000. c. EDGERTON
Fremont Jan. 8, 1855. 1w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

Mr.. Osborn introduced a bill to authorize
married women to convey real estate secured to
them by ante-nuptial agreement, without being
joined by their husbands in such conveyance.
The convention to count the votes for State
officers was postponed till Tomorrow l..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

10 HEREBY CIV ofaidsev
ewne
NT,Dee 80 ss4 45aU3'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
VI. D. THIERwECHTER,

LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
ILL attend for the Auctoneering all Sales far or
w near, to which he may be called
Speaks both German and English language
Persons intending to have Sale will consult him bs
lore ADVERTISING that they may not fix upon day that
have another sale. Terms Liberal
Post Office Address, Fremont, Ohio AZ
will Auctioneer
Saturday, Jan'y 18th, for Adam Ickes,
in Washington Township
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, for B. Cornelius.
on the Wensart Farm, Washington Township
Friday, Jan. Goth, for ]. Sager, Z miles
south of ofFremont, east side of the river
Monday, Jan. 23d, for VIM. Jacobs. half
mile east of West Dana's Saw Mill, Green Creek.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
RFaIMrNr1AL FLAns

A large number of Ohio regiments have pre-
sented their old battle flags to the State These
are part of our history. They constitute an
important portion of the record of the patriot
ism, devotion and sacrifice of our people, who
have volunteered for the defense of our common
country; and as such should be sacredly preserv-
ed and and honorably cherished The Adiu-
tant-General presents list of them, and sug-
gests their deposit in the vacant panels of the
rotunda of the capitol building. No better ar
rangment occurs to me; and if you concur in il,
recommend a sufficient appropriation for the
purpose, to be expended under the direction of
that officer. ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY ANN McNANNUs, by her next friend. John
lXl MeMannus. Plaintiffs
against
ffa and Gath
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13
PIANOS AND MELODEOlys

Bellevue, January 6, 1865. Iw3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-13

i ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
Post Office at Fremont State of Ohio on the 18th
day of January 1855
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
A TTAoHMENT NoTIoE.

"A y" u. ----T-. --II-T ~ ---r
henry sg.,Is, StsYer' Before g W. MOysr,
Andrs~ Wshama J. p. OF Jackson Tp.
and Ahraham Hall Montgomery Co., q.
ON the 2tth day OF Octobar, A. ID. 1861, said Jus
tic" iaaued order of attachment in the above
action for the sum OF Seventy four dollars and ATTY
three centa, tS7i 53l Case sci for hearing Dec am
Der Is, lbdb. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ trt I-t.t
Nov d, 1865. HENRY sTAVER.
novsw9t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will he
IN presented to the Board Of Commissioner4 of
Montgomery County. Ohio, at their next raRulF r
session. praying for the location aud estsbl, MT
o. a county road leading from the Dayton Lebanon
|oommeneing a the North East corner OF school lot
of sub District No. ., in Washipgton township, and
rnnni thence east Through the 1lands Of I.afee 4
J. 8. Wilson, II. W. Reeder, ], r. A u. n. simpson
Joseph Thomas, aud John p Seara heing a di stance
OF about tive miles. MANY PETITIONERS.
oet2TWBt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

NJOTIoE wa 500 h.,l Alt $3.50
To the Probate Court ofMontgomory 90. Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- Of VIM. Foley, deed,
Oalharne Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF the State OF
Iowa Ellen Foley intermarred with - Sullivan OF
the State Of Massachusetts, Mary Foley intermar,
red with John Barrett Of Cambridge city, State OF
Indiana, John Foley OF the State of Indiana and Cor
nslius Foley Of the county Of Montgomery, Ohio,
and the unknown heirs Of SAID William Foley decd,
are hereby informed that the 10th day Of septem
ber, 1865 said administrator filed his petition IN the
Probate Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, the OBJ
ect and 81 which Petitoh u 10 obtain order
&C. on the 9th day Of November 1855 for the assign
ment oi dover Of Catherine Foley. the widow Of said
William Foley, deed, and for the sale Of The follow,
ing real estate Situated in the county ofShelby In the
State OF OHIO, ofwhch the said deceased died seised
TO witt
The south half OF fhs west hall At the south esst
quartar OF section No =. township D, g. repga east
containing forty acres or lsas 90 pay the debts
Np - DENNIS DwTRR, Admir-,
oo'z'"" so ~ 8 ot#mSFoiey decd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Crime In TreIand.


For many years British moralists have
been In the habit of pointing 10 Ireland az
"the black spot In the mantlet of virtue
which encompussed the United KingdOm.
Religlouists Of the Exeter Hall school as
erlbed thisto the Catholicism Of the people
Radicals of the Bright type set IL down rs
owing TO the natural irasclbllity Of the
Milesian race; others again, credited u 10
the great poverty OF the masses All agreed
that Ireland was very wicked, though A
beautiful aud populous little island They
allowed that Ia certain matters, such as in
fanticide and blasIRIemy, and All crimes
against religion as religion, and In the finer
arts of raseality, England exhibited a
darker record.
But "a these were vices with which Eng
land had become very familiar she ceased
to be surprised at them, and only deplofed
them In occasional assemblies OF her
straightest mOralsts. She was eager TO
make all sorts of allowances for her own
shortcomings; but for poor, priest ridden
Ireland. noIle. .4...sa . s'..'.s.s-s..als.. I
Now, we have some statistics which prove
the falsity Of the 'odious comparison,H and
which place Ireland in proper light I'm this
category. They are taken from the judicial
Journals of last year, and voached for by
the officials intrnsted with their prcpara-
tion. From these we learn that there are
fewer known thieves in Ireland than in
England-fifty-nine per cent fewer, allow
ing even for difference of population. OF
Do all classes Of criminals Ireland had IN the
year named, thirty-four per cent. less
''known or suspected criminals in prison
and at large than England and Wales.
''of crimes reported In Ireland" says the
report, ''in 1854, and not disposed of sum
marily, there were lO.s65. and OF persohs
apprchended 8779. In England, IN lg(3
there were 52,2ll crimes reported and 30,Al0
convictions Had the Irish offhnses been
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
Daniel Metherd,
Court OF Common Pleas
Of Montgomery Co., o.

MARY Jane hsihsF1 OF Loganaport 10 the Ooun-
lSl " OF Oass. anu State OF Indiana, Is notified
thar Daniel Metherd did, on the Esd day Of October
1865, file his petition IN tho Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OfOommon Pleas Of Mont 1omery County Ohio,
charging the said Mary Jane Msthsrd with adultery
with one John Honaer. and asking that he may he
divorced fom The said Mary Jane Metherd, which
1850, Of SAID Court.
Dated this 4th day OF November 1855. Otw
a. OLAT, At'y. DANIEL BhaTHERD, 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
Hannah Aies oreSmsr' loourt OF Common Pleas
William James Dreamer, )Of hoptsOnery 90, o.

XXTILTIAM James Dreamer whose residence 10
wv unknown is notified that Hannah Alice Dreamer
did on the lSih day of Raptsmber 1855, file hsr pet
Pleas within and Tor the county OF Montgomery and
State OF OHIO, charging the said William James Dream.
with adultery 6ifha woman Unknown TO tho SAID
petitioner and also ohsrgina him with gross neglect
Of duty towards her the petitioner asking that she may
ba divorced from the said wIlan James Craanar,
which pettion will stAndl0F heA1ns at the neKi term
Of said Court. HANNAH ALIOE OBEAMER.
BY ADAM CLAY, her Attorney. oet5w6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

A DMINIaTRAToR's NOTIOF. MIL
n LER has been appointed Administrator Of Dan
iel Miller, deceased. late OF Van Buren Township,
Montgomery Comfy, Ohio! Is" noylsWst
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

"If was to Die Tonight, Would
those who are dear to me be safe
,a from the Pangs of Want 7"l.m

Would these childrsa have comfortable home and
the means of edneaoni Would this wife be inde PEN
dent OF the cold chanies OF the worldf Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forf Would my
estate pay my debts Would there be mo- sacrihca oi
property by forced sales OF administrator 20 meet
thshemands sofereditors-sales made when the marka
tends downWard and fair prices cannot be reaizedl
How feM can answer these question to their salsfac.
loni They fear 10 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease life This is both fool
ish and cowardly.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
AegaI.
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

vUo THE TAX PAYERS OF MONTGOMERY
j COUNTY, OHIO.
The books Teady, and we will attend to re-
ceving the taxes for 1855, during Office hours,
the Trea4uVer'a ONCE. II you consult your own
yenence, youw call herore the rush, which renders
Il very unpleasant during tho last few weeks Of the
time specified nv law. Remember that ona half the
entire tax for 1885, together with all dehnquancea
aud gas hr street Improvements taxes, must he paid
on or before the goth day OF Decembsr, 1865 the
penalty will be added as authorized by law l
~ .'H' DANIEL HTALEY,
Treasurer Montgomery Co , o.
Treasurer Once, Nov. l, 1865. nov3-dwtT 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

nuns PREPARATION Is UNEQuALEp rs A
4 keinvonatorf and Bertorer OF wasted or uei {
mnctions. la ..
sfheaged should bo certain to mako the Diokfenc
household god, lnasmueh as u will Y, nder ghem
youthful IN ieelng and IN strength, and enable them
not only eaharaes hut strengthens end ie really an
Invaluable blessing, especially to those who have
been reduced To n 1ouditioh OF seryihy self abnse
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what
tAf cause 81 me ilnpetency Of Rny human organ
TINS superb preprntlon Will remoFe the eHec once
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

Among all the contriyances OF men 10 protect tho
nmlly circle from want, none can bo found moro
pie m ITS character noble in its eattires certain
ITS results, than Life Insurance. II the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
,e..-c.nrru1Iy nsfor1rp FOR THE N. Y. TRInuse.

.x.,,.,s-CAErIULLYR ffoHTED FOR THE ~ l. IhibuNh
"WEDNESDAY Dee. 6. 1868:
AsnFs-The msrket Is better ana 'afIy aG,Nci S'i''
=. 40 saasl0 Is for Pots. and Gil 20 Tor feaiIs,
'' pGEEsW AX--Ony q moderate business was eo nc
rocs beinG above shippers limits; Gales OF ABOUT aoV
10 Yellow Western at 10 q f9q, u,,,o mora
Conforming market for this staple IS niue hoao
active hut prces are lower and are heavy ~ 'peE'se
solcs of ? 800 bales at 4siG4ac. for Middlings
COAI-The inquiry for Domestic mas peen hght
owing TO the mild weather and with large arrivals we
hayeadded materially to our stock which is large ara
nrices tend downward. We quote from yard at :e~
s per tun Of 900 ID. In Foreign there Is more dong
prices Of Gas are heavy, other kinds rot plenty ana
firm; we note sales OF $50 tuns, including Newcastle
Gas at 50 IS Ince Hall Gas Camel at sl7 30 ex ship
and cargo Of Brankers Liverpool Gas on terms not
made known.
COFFEE-We hear Of no sales, and prices are moro
or less nominal
| , CANDLES-Adamantine are in fair demand oni
prices are firm ut 26a2sc Sperm and Patent nave
again advanced we quote at 42di5c for the former,
and - a Sc for the latter. e,
| COPPER-Therc has been less activity and 'consld'
cradle irregularity in the market for American lngo
since orr last prices have declined and are unsettled at
the close we quote AT f3afic for Lake and Baltimore
new Shcathing and Yellow Metal are frmor and IN
fairly active demand; sales at GOc for the former ana
40c. for the latter.
| DRUGS AND DYES-The market for AL deserip,
tions under this heading has been exceedingly duil
throughout the week. prices however have Undergone
i no essential change, We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
STOCK on HAND, DIG
7.
1864. 1858.

HOPS-Thero ttill continues Il good demand from
cOnsuB lrs. aud. with small supply on hand and very
limited arrivals, prices arc very firm; We quote he
crop o. 1908 Ut l5d2Oa2 for inferior To choice; 1904
250j0 Zoe, and 1909 al i005OddO 0G5c. for common
10 i.ncy. Nothing whatever doing for export.
HAH-1hc supply of good Shipping Ia large; the con.
sumption for tins year has been very light ana prices
steady sales of 30 bales nt GOdO G5c D 100 b. and
retail lots at 10ds5c. y 100 n.
lkON-We have had an active demand for Pig since
our a ana prices arc well supporIod sales OF about
2OoO tun5 On me spot and for forward delivery closing
brm al goa SJs for No American, and $50 S55 Tor
No. Scotch. Bar Iron IN duh Mt sll50 sl20 for com.
mon English aud American, and s250s for refined
do. Other kinds are inactive and nominal.
INDlGO-Ihe demand Is light. but prices Gro with.
ont c'ange small sl'cs Of Bengal ut SllO9S2l0i Ma
dras. s150Si25i Manila at s900s li0 and Guatcma-
In at f750sll5. the latter In gold.
LEATBER-fhe receipts are light and although
the demand IL not brisk, the market Is firm; quote
IIomlook-Ro Grand and Buenos Ayes. light weights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

Cattle. sheep. shoa' Fat Hog.
This week.. ............2aaO ',all % s',up
Last weeA................3ao0 l0,o5i 90 ssy9
One year aco..............2B2t A080 100 Eo'V
PMCrs-Be,i per loo ~ on total wesht OF moe w "W,
aud meat extra l3 aOdSli, lst quality, 9l. "l@ . ~
second quality, +liasl3; third quality Tlg@ ~
few choice Western "a 20 some Of the poorest hu'' &C.
T7H 81 .,.,.o .
Working Oren-s $780, $3.50, hsnly steers, s@@Sl'O OF
much accordius 10 their value for beef. 49,, =,
Corr and Young Clire,-Far quality 800 Sow HA'A''
f8ad = i25; farow and Dry, T3Od ~ =. o., e,,
Stores OF fhin Young CG'de for fdytueeN en ~ -
q s25 Two yoarolds $3Ja Hf5 Three.yeorods - 80
SAscD-Per H. live weight G1Bc. sheep and Lambs PEI
head In lo,s, SJ0 s3 80
Fat Iilas--rer 10. liHl2c. live weight. -
Naturalization, 9a9lr. " ID; Country lots o@o3c.
TdHor-Brirhton, ga loc. y n.
Peii,-sl 5Od ~ 55earh.
REaARKs--lho amount of stock IL unnsuay large ~
THANK living werkneary twice as many 50 was san1,a
Anticipated By either drovcr hatcher There are Nv"
West, hch u Is said cost about 90 a. N more IMAM AS
week Probably tho Abany dTovefs calculated that more
woid be bat New I'm gland cattle Ihcie are however
nearly 200 AZ Cambridge AMI 25 irom M.ne Inc "enu
.ure rather sna and equeuuy tude y dn hHh h'
l. nd Il necessary To urge aud favor the tutcrt o
tho h shol of the Western we b.oe ,ncN
ma heinz sold for - money than last week we near %
non, over Me and but few extra Western steer
Al C,mbride. NJ r.. Wilson, young cattle and cows as
-. ~ AZ ric ~ SHRINK II at IOc ~ shrnAi ~ AZ 'c ~
shrink CaaaIJy Al oXcn apd steeIS " Hse - '""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

few best single pains. l3Gl3ic. At Brighton. A -
sold % at &c., IS shrink 81 at l3c 81 shrink ~ ,,stre
shrink. :" ." IT, 6
Sheep and Lambs are e ner head lower ,hs,, =
We saw none sodoyer &c. n, and these ayer, week
100 ID Several lots sold at &C.. and tbose Of M
for t.06lc per b. Some lots of mall sheen a,
" head. One lot Of Ian b. fer which &C. wa A. 1s1 o
the morning sold for 7ic y D. .Pes are
Ginning 'W 'od that the buyers were talking Of ~ s y
next month. But few cows or store cattle al NJ. sa
but lew store hoga Fat hogs much lower l3als, - ~
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Receipts OF Produce.

Dee Go ~ bhs Flour 100 hbls Whisky, 30
bbs Corn Meal 1000 bush. Wheat, 10000 bush.
Corn. l2i. 100 bush Oats. 1890 bush. Rye lAsol
bush Malt $4,000 bush Barley 40 pkgs. Lard, l.9;C
pkgs. Butter. sl0 pkgs Provisions.