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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09

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Our STATE, CoNyENTioN.--Ih he editor
of the Fayetteville Nesos pokes fun ct the
Convention as follows:
North Carolina has had gathered IN Con-
vention her wise men--het Bedford Brown
her Nat. BoYden--her Sam Philips-her
Bobby Dick-her Bat. Moore land her Nc
Donald, Of Moore. And they have got
off an extraordinary thing in the shape
of an "Ordinance," which cannot fail Id af-
ter generations to acclaim each and every
one Of these distinguished lights 10 imper-
ishable celebrity. 80 =, = g.5sS'
The "Ordinauce," though not worded
exactly as this which follows, is in substance
the same: -
Resozped, That we are going home to re-
take the places around che old family hearth
stone that have never been vacated by us;
and that we are going to rejoin our brethren,
from whom we have never been parted.
Resoaeea, That We wish it distinctly un.
derstood that we rescind the secession Or
dinanee, because we fear If We do not, We
cannot get back into the Union bat at the
same fine.
!, Pssolved, That there never has been In az.
isteuoe, or 10 force, any ordinance Of seces-
sion and if there has been, we are afraid to
say SO, for fear of ofeading the authorities.
Resolued, That Dixie is % longer pret-
ty tune, and the parable Of -she psodigaa
son is stsoms pumpkins /"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09

This Contract is to commence with this
date and close with the year.
Given in duplicate at, this - day
of -, 1856 -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09

SPEECH HsY:FRANK BIAIR. Frank Blair
;s.ade . characteristic speech at Rella, Mo-,
one nio,s :. last week. he stated tbatasonnd
tbs ao1ts. If ,,aksburg,. were ssptured BY
Grant, one hundred tn t6.sana 1as ,s'es :. oos'
ton, and turned over to the ss. .solp'a'u.'
and not thousand bales Of it ever were :. 80
counted for He said the Provost Marshals
of the West were set ofthieving plunderers
generally, and robbed the people and swim
died the governments. He made biitervar
upon Stanton; accused him Of being an
original traitor, and said that Alex. q.
the Vice President Of the South
ern Confedefaey, was loyal mana more
loyal man than Stanton, Drake, Flstcher,
or.any other radical; and that, when STAN
ton nshad Stephens locked up, the good, 10y.
al and true man was inside, and the rascal
and traitor upon the outside. He came
down upon the officers Of the Western army
with one full swoop. He charged them
with all sorts of corruption. .' $50
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09
NUMBER 80.
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10 srnrsss w;sS th.. .hss s.as III sssfss .s.s,ss
by aome comnstsnt M ,y;bnns, = " esss'ss
The etiouet.a 81 railroad o.,a ,,, 4 !. nav,
aoiiance The nriino;ples of vbicb 4. not 9yss
fullv established. ii appears sto Be be copusced- us
Cd that q passenger whn pays but for one
tioket Il entitled to only one sest. & &. half
Of ON one settee and, conseauentIy. fhst any
other Messenger bas q rirht q; Is occuny 4 II.
can't seat At i,is side. III EfolloNs tbst when
there "a 1 deficiency Of seats 1 gentlemen
with two ladies has no tight 10 snonopolise
two entire settees for thes. convenisnce of .
tete.a-tete. -
The concessions due to ladies in the
choice Of ofsettees, DO, are not clearlY defined.
# the seats areall occupied and half adoE.
en- ladies step into the car at some station
house, must as many gentlemen yacsts their
seats for the accommodation Of the new.
comers and occupy standees for the remain
der Of the trip
Ifa gentleman has selected settes which
suits him, there being one vacant seat at
his aide, is he liable to be ouated by . 6en-
tleman and lady who come into the car and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09

WITNESS {:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

The new telescope-said TO be the finest
i'll the world-which was purchased by
subscription for the Chicago University,
will reach Chicago from Boston during the
ensuing week, when it viii at once be put
in place, and will, undoubtedly, command
the public attention.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
tn. Reward Of Treason.

The whole population of South Carolina
is 100000, OF which $1,000 are whites
and 412,00e colored. If she is re-admit-
ted into Congress on the Copperhead plan
she will be entitled thereafter to sir seats
in the House of Representatives. This
would be one member for each 48,50O
white inhabitants, while in Illinois it re-
quires 125,O00 for seat in Congress-
That is to say, according to the Copper
head ideas of Southern superiority, eight
sristocrats and forty poor white trash"
(making forty eight South Carolina rebels)
are equal TO 125 loyal "mudsils" of Ohio.
On the white basis South Carolina would
be entitled to two representatives-with q
fraction over; but by including the colored
people, he would be entitled to six. And
If they are all to be disfranchised, and
have no voice in the making of laws, why
should the rebels be allowed four seats in
Congress on their accounts Is il right
that the South Carolina rebels shall have
four votes in Congress, based upon negro
population, TO be cast against the kepubli-
cans and the North Oh all national ques-
tions !-NorWdlE Reflector.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
sBALL WE FORGET THE PAST.


The rebels south are clamoring for Oblivion
not for themselves, but for their past record. =
They would forget the four years of bloody war,
and blot out history. The secesh organ, at
Nashville. says:
"The civil war aud incidents should be for
gotten as speedily as possible.
The Cincinnati EnquireY also catches up the
sentiment, and utters the following:
They are now back, aud it should be the
aim of every patriot to efface the recollections
of the past, and render US once uIore united
people in heart and action.
On this subject the editor of the Cincinnati
Times speaks So feelingly and eloquently
that we are induced 70 quote in preference to
any comment Of our own. He says:
Sscrilege most profane Is the nation TO
have no sacred memories TO hallow its ensign
aud warm the hearts Of its people with patriotic
emotions? Is the sense of glory and venera-
ton for great Deeds and heroic valor 10 be
America TO degenerate To the belittling consid-
erations Of mere profit aud loss, and dwell for
ever within the narrow range of small ideas
and ignoble thoughts? True, it is but Chris
tian piety to preach and practice fraternity of
feeling, mutual forgiveness, and unity in the
bonds of peace; but there is no room for these
beautiful virtues in the shriveled heart that
leaps not forth responsive 10 the noble senti-
meuts awakened by every recurrence of the
generous soul 10 those sublime national events
,xA. Oh a.. n
that is grand aud glorious in national history.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
wHo Ane our ENGLISH rRIEkDs,

We have little fear that the British
Go, o,slnnenl sill push TO 1eAtrenesl its
difiSrence with the United States. Great
Britisn has no wish 10 gos mar. She 9ill
consalt The feelings of her people for 10
this dsyaisis really the people, not kings
and lords, who determine questions Of peace
and war; and We csn learn from Sir NOR
TON PEro what the British people are like
" 10 say. He said last week ira speech
in New York lf3I 1f NfffI
81 reinember,in tie House Of Commons
when a vote ofsyinpathy feE.the South was
introduced, aud remember howit wrs re-
fused. You always had the talent of the
House of Commons with you, and must
tell YOU that seven-tenths of the English
people were heart and soul with the North.
fcheers. In Yorkshire aud Lancashire there
were 100000 cotton operatives starving
because of your war, and if YOU had asked
for Southern meeting mob would have
driven YOU away. They held meetings
and passed resolutions Of sympathy with
the North, but never for the South
cheers. The House Of Commons were
with YOU, the people were with you; they
were all with you. | must tell you there
were no more Southern sympathizers in
London, considering the population, than
there were in New York. Long cheers
and laughter 1 think need say no
more of the attitude Of my country. If
we had been together more wewould have
undertood one another great deal bet
.t.-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
AN ORDINANCE

ID ESTRICTING any Rail Road Locomotive, Car, or
N TrSin Of Cars, any Rail Road within the CoTPOr
ate Limits Of this Village from Running at any rate Of
speed eater than four miles per hour.
SIC. i Be it ordained BY the common council Of The
Incorporated village of Fremont that il BE- and is here
by made, unlawful for any railroad locomotive, ear
or train Of cars which may be any railroad within
the curporatc limits Of said village to at any
OF speed greater than four miles per hour while within
said limits.
SEQ. p That for each and every violation of this
dinBsce there shall be penalty Of not less than y
dollars.
SEo- g. That's recover the penalty for each vic
stion Of this ordinance may be brought In the name OF
he incorporated village of Fremont before the Mayor
thereof against any engineer, ether person In charge
Of such Locomotive, any conductor of any train OF
propelled in violation Of this ordinance, against
the railroad company owning or running sucn oeomo
tive car or train cars the complainant may elect,
on written complaint Of any person, and found guilty,
sueh engineer conductor company, shall b Judged
10 nav ssid peusIy and costs OF suit and the person
tarnS such complaint. and establishng such charge
shall he entitled 20 fifth vi the penalty when reeOv
cred and responsible for the costs in failure OF the
action
SE a This ordinance shall take aeet and be- in force
from and after the 6rst day Of November A. ID. 1876
Passed this 18th day OF October, A. d. 1885.
BY order Of the Council. HOMER EVERETT,
Attest, d. W. KRERs, Recorder. 43w3 Mayor.
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Narv Work. EIecfinnL

OIIIOI
WV. HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State.
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how PARTIES CHANGE.

How thoroughly the old parties are dis
organized, and what strange bed-fellows
misery has made, we may learn from this
confession of the New OrlesGs correspond
ent Of the World Describing the Dem
ocratic State Convention Of Louisiana,
he says:
ut was the subject of general remark while
the convention was in session, that SO few Of the
delegates were original democrats, or even
known iu former times in connection with that
party; old-line wings know -nothings and con-
serYatives made up the bulk of the body, aud
there were many Of the remainder who had new
or before been known in the political world.
Nearly all the straight out democrats there once
belonged 20 the class known as extremists
that is holding southern views, without regard
20 the peculiar circumstances OF the situation
This is graphic and frank. The ''orig-
inal democrats" mostly became secession-
lists, while the modern democrats arethe
identical fellows that we used to know ull-
der the name of ''old-line whigs,' ''know-
nothings" and CONSERVATIVES" But this
is not only true in Louisiana. All over
the North, and in many parts of the West,
the same change has taken place. The
old democrats who had any pith or virtue
in them went in for the war, like Grant,
Sherman, Logan, Hooker, Rosecrans, Dix,
Sickles, Brough, Tod, Pierrepont, DC, and
are now mostly acting with the Unionists.
The rest became 'copperheads,' and fell
into disgrace from which they are striv-
ing TO extricate themselves by all sorts of
fetches. But to their places have succeed
ed know-nothings like Brooks and Perrin,
and old-line wings like Washington Huut
and Gerard. The very name they take,
indeed, conservatives, must sound strange
" in the ears of old Tammany Hall, men
who used to assemble at the trumpet call
of radicalism.-N 7. Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

We print this morning the Thanksgiv-
Ing Proclamation of Governor Anderson.
We have two regrets in connection with
the Proclsinations Of this year-frst, that
the President did not select the last Thurs
day of November; second, that the Gov
ernor did not select the first Thursday of
December. But these regrets hold light
ly, because the people have enough to be
thankful for to enable them TO accept and
generally observe two days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

The United States paid every cent oftwo ma
tional debts, each greater in proportion to the
population and resources of the people than the
present prospective debt. On the first of Jan
uary, 1900, the public debt was $40, 463, l76;
this was successfully reduced until 1912, When
it amounted to s45, 737,000 The war of 1872
raised it TO $l27, 334, 933 in 1916; the debt WIS
thoroughly cancelled iu 1925 and in addition
$lS, 900, 900 of surplus dividend divided pro-
portionately among the States. The United
States has the rare honor of being the only
Government that has paid her debts, with a
surplus, and this without having oppressed her
people with excessive taxatiOn.-Sd5,. Reqister.
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THE SENTENCE OF w,Rrz.

WAsHrNeroN, Nov 7th.-There is re-
port which seems TO be authenticated
that the President has approved the SEN
tence passed upon Wirtz TO he hanged by
the neck until he he dead and orders it to
be carried into execution on Friday next.
Preparation are now being made for the
execution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
sheriRs Sale.

LlIpha WlIhAmH, et al
vs. Sandusky County Common
John r. Williams, ct al. Pleas
DY virtue of order Of sale issued in the abovs an
ID titled cause SHALL the premises in Clyde San
dusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the I'd day of December, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, offer for sale the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Lots number one, hundred and seventy ssvep
hundred and seventy light and the north and mid
die portion OF lot number two hundred and four the
village Of Clyde vith the appurenaness and tsneme1ts
thereon and thereuntO belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third in hand a. the time OF
SALE third in year. and the balance in two years.
the deferred payments to be secured bJ mortgage the
premises sold. A. z. FERGUSON sheriff
@. ". Page, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Fremont, October q, 1885. 43w5
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Sherif's Sale.

Archibald Richards, ssndusky County
Common Pleas.
william H. Reynolds.
DY virtue of order Of sale issued in the above
titled cause, SHALL at the door OF the Court House.
IN Fremont, Ssndusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day, offer for sale the following
lands and tenements, TO wit:
Lots numbers one hundred and thirty-fye, on hun.
lred and thirtysX, hundred and thirtyse7en and
hundred and thirty in the village of Clyde
Ssudusky county, Ohio. A. X. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
C. W. Page, Attorney for Plaintiff.
fremont, Nov. 3, 1885. 44w6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
a recipe for the Cure of Fever aud Ague.

BANGOR, Van Buren Co., Mich, Sept. Q, '64
Dr.C. W. RoBACk--Sp: Your Blood Purifier and
Pills sell better here than any other medicines could
keen They are lust the me1icne the psopie, pecu-
srY adapted for the OF Fever and Agne hut the peo-
ple use the m . general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take tablespoonful OF
the BIood puri6ar every hour and then cleanse the
stomach and bowels we'll with your Pills, and IN fnree
days the complaint will he renewed and permanent
cure eected All who try this treatment before aPPT-
ng In physiciau will be saved much cost and suffering
1Ov4 Yours truly, A. n AAFF'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
New .fer.ev EIectIon,

IRESToE, N. j., Nov. e.-Ward's Union
majority in the State will not vary much
from $500. The next Legislature will
stand as follows: Union majority in the
Senate, /; in the House, 10. A Union
gain in the State of 10000. The State is
ringing with reioicings.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

BAlTMoRE, Nov. THE vote in Balti-
more Is very light, There was very little
opposition. Less than 5000 votes were
cast Thomas (Union) is elected in the
I'd district to Congress to fill vacancy oc-
casioped by the resignation of Col Web
afAr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
NRRRAsKA AL RIGHT.

Nebraska ike her North Western sisters
votes, right At the late election the Re
publican ticket for Territorial officers was
elected by about 700 majority, and the
Union men have control Of both branches
Of the Legislature.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-The county elections
Of this State yesterday, resulted as far as
heard from, with few exceptions, in the
success ofthe Republican candidates. The
Republican majority in this county ap-
nroxirnated 5000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
A VALUABLE FARM

- WILL BE SOLD at Public Gale, on SATURDAY.
1T. November 11th, 1885, situate mile Southwest
Of Bellevue, Ssndusky county, OHIO, containing
good two story Stone House, Barn, and s necessary
Out Buildngs three good Cisterns aud Well Of rood
water Also good Orchard Of choies fruit. Also 81
acres Of good timber land.
SALE to commence az 10 O'Clock A. n, Of saId day.
when conditions Of sale will be made Known hy the sab
scIber. g. j. HILBTBH.
Bellevue, October rs, 1886 4sw2'
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MARYLAND Election.

New York, Nov. S.-The Posts Wash
ington special says that in nearly every
county in Maryland, Union candidates are
aleetad
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

BUFFALO, Nov. This city, for the
first time in several years, has gone Re
publican by about 100 majority; the coun-
ty has also gone Republican by about 500
majority.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
Valuable Mill Property
FOR SALE

- TIRE subscriber will offer for sale at the q a
Iii door % the Court House, on
IL. Monday, November, 6tb, 1865,
the following property To Wit A Farm Saw M III
consisting Of "a Acres situated Green Creek l.
ley township. There upon the farm two Houses
Barn and young orchard of $50 grated trees.
Sale TO he at O'Clock in the afternoon
CATHARINE COLLIER.
Any information desired concerning the property g IN
be had by applying to Ed. LEPPELMAN,
Riley, October 10th, 1866. 42w2 Fremont Ohio,
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SALE OF HORSES.

Avn l WILL. SELL, at private sale, at nv resi-
Gx&dence, in Biey Township,
2 Good Mares, four years old;
Black Colt, two years old.
Also, l Mich Cow, and new Iron
Shod, Two-Horse Sled.
Rlley Nov. 3, 1865. AVA BENJAMIN MOOHY.
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THEN AND NOW.

The New York Times says that OH the
Sunday after the first battle of Bull Run,
i'll 1861, the American agent OF the house
OF London through which our government
trsnsacts its business, called upon the prop
er Secretary of Washington aud requested
the government to give security for the
amount due his priucinal on account The
balance was about $4,000. The Secre-
tary informed him that the government
would not probably break up before busi-
ness hours the next day, and he must re-
quest him to call again. The Times saws
that these bankers are very anxious still to
be retained as agents of our government
in London.
With one halfthe courage of JEFF. Davis,
his Democratic followers in the North come
up only TO half his repudiation. He preach
ed aud effected the reputation Of the
principal aud the interest of the Mississip-
pi bonds. The Northern Democrats as
vet dare only to advocate the reputation
of the Government contracts respecting tic
interest of the National Debt But thev
will follow their leader in finance as they
followed him in treason. Be assured they
will.
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TAX NOTICE.

TTNHE TAXPAYERS of Sandusky County,
i Ohio, are hereby notified that taxes levied
ON the Duplicate Of said county for the year
1865, are correctly stated in the following table,
showing the number of mills levied on each
dollar Of the valuation thereof:
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Musical Oonvantion.
PUBLIC SALE.

KY THE subscriber will sell at his residence two
kAessand one half miles north west of FREMONT, on
Thursday, November 18TH, 1865,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following property
Two six year old Mares, two year old
Colt, one year old Colt, Mich Cows, Heifer, 3
Brood Sows, Turkies, Chickens, Geese two-horse Bug
Ky, Truck Wsgon, pair Bobs, 2 two-horss Plows,
double Plov. double Shovel PIow, single Shovel Pow
Drag, set Double Harness. Wood Saving Machine,
Lumber, Fence Posts, Saw Logs, Corn, Oats, quite
fiety Of Carpenter Tools, Boring Machine Backsihs
Bellows, Farm Be also large quantity Of desirable
Household Furniture and other articles not mentioned
TERMS.-On all sums of s. snd under, cash; So,
nine months credit with approved security.
Fremont, Nov. s, 1860. 45wl JACOB A. BOWLUS
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The Treasurer will attend at his Office from
and after Nov. lst, 1865, to receive said taxes
All taxes due ON the 10Th of December, and
which remain unpaid, will be sent out for col
lection i,nmediately after that date.
Tax payers who have worked out theiI Road
Taxes, must present the Supervisors Receipt
for the same, or they will be compelled to pay
the Road Tax in money.
United States Treasury Notes National Bank
Notes and the currency of Ohio and Indiana
will be received in payment of taxes.
All sums of change must be made by the tax
OSCAR BALL, Treasurer.
Fremont, Oct. Is, 1865. 43w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
PUBLIC SALE.

A THE Tubscriber will sell at Public MVHEA
&AE Sale at his residence, about five miles,
arBfrom Fremont, on the farm known IS dkhdAnB
the Higbee Farm, on
Tuesday, the 14th day of November, 1866,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following property
Four Mich Cows, Heifer, 5 Calves, 5
Sheep, IL hogs, wagon Tanning Mill . PlOws, Drags
acres in the SHOCK ~ gallons of SYRUP 10 cords
Of Wood, Wardrobs. l Bureau, Cupboard, lot Of
Bedsesds and Chairs, Cooking Stove and sundry other
arti cles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS.-Al sums of 90 and under, cash; on ali sums
over So six months credit with approved security.
will deduct per cent ell over So, paid own
Nov. ], 1855. 44I2 JOHN G. SCHRIEFER.
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Spread out car his holiest record here,
Of fdays and deeds to reyersuce dear -

Let the world understand that Dr. ID. II. See
lye's Catarrh Remedy isa pleasant and certain
cure for Catarrb, Gold in the head; and all dis
eases of the head caused hy the abnormal con-
dition of the membrane lining.
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Dental Notice.

DIR. SALzNAS will be in his office, at Clyde
the last weeks Of each month"; to perform AL opera
tions required in his profession SatsAcion guaran.
tesd in all cases. g. J. SALZHAE,
Clyde, Oct q, lseS, l3a