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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-14
For the Fremont Journal.
RIDE tn THE CFnEErEUv


My friend, let US take ride TO Oak Wood
Cemetery. What a ride to CemeteryY That
is the place where they bury dead folks, and
what shall we find of interest in going there2
Well, let us go and see.
This is certainly pleasant morning. The
rain has been pouring out abundantly, there is
no dust flying, the grass and trees have been
washed and show us bright green faces. The
birds are singing merily-it may be on purpose
to dispel our sadness, if we have any. AL ma
ture is jubilant. l think we can enjoy the ride,
and when you get there, may be you will not
think it so very sad place. Perhaps many
even of the thoughtful in all the walks of life,
as they leave their various avocations and Join
in funeral procession think Of, and look upon
the grave yard as dark, sad place. Since it is
So we see one reason at least, why our cemete-
ries should be made attractive. We are under
great obligations to those men who started the
project of this Cemetery; and when they had
thought about it, that they did not stop there,
but went 10 work in right good earnest, bought
a tract Of land, got an engineer and had it cut
up into lots, with avenues, alleys, &C., 80 that
1.-The Cemetery" was fixed fact-iust such an
one as all of us ip time will be well satisfied
with. A place easy of access, not too retired
and yet not very public; roomy, and vet not
too large; beautifulgrove of oaks, which the
wOOdman's axe has not been suffered to touch
kept on purpose for US and our kindred. Is
it not, my friend, beautiful place
While not little has already been done TO
make it attractive, more needs to be and will be
done. The old rail fence, and we honor it, which
has so long carefully guarded and shielded the
ground and trees, is about to give place to one
made of pickets. A street is to be opened on
the west side, so that there will be public
road all round it. The superabundance of trees
and foliage have been, and will still be cut out,
SO that the sun may shine in to give life and
vigor to shrub and flower Here and there the
husband viii heautify the plat which holds the
dust of his dear companion. The wife will
carefully watch and adorn the resting place Of
the eOnsort Of her early days. Parents will
care for the graves of their beloved children,
while he who has no parent, wife, or child will
feel, that since so much is being done by kim
dred for kindred, his grave will not be neglect
ed,-trieRds there win By to care for it.
Here all may sleep in quiet until the uiOrn-
ing of the resurrection, when cemeteries will
no longer be needed. May our awaking then
be glorious,
At some future time, Mr.. Editor, may give
you and your readers, the substance of our tall
while looking about the Cemetery grounds.
FremOft, July 10Th, 1865, M.
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CnuNCIL PRoCKEpINGs.
sAruRnAY ErrsrNa. July 8. 1s

OAIUHDA1 LTbhlh6, Ouly ., lCoc.
Council met present, Everett, Mayor; Krebs,
Recorder; Councilmen, Harris, Fabing Thomp-
son, Ball and Williams
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
On motion, it was ordered, that for the pur-
chase of Steam Fire Engine and all necessary
appurtenances thereto, as authorized by an act
of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio,
passed March 4, 1865, the bonds of the village of
Fremont be issued TO cover the costs thereof
March, 1866, two thousand dollars the first day
of September, 1866, two thousand dollars the
first day of March, 1867, and the residue neces-
sary therefor the first day of September, 1867;
said bonds bearing interest at six per cent per
snnum. And it was further ordered, that to
meet and pay the principal and interest of said
bonds there be, and hereby is levied the sum of
four thousand dollars, to be assessed and col
lected on the county duplicate of the current
year, and four thousand dollars or such less sum
as may be necessary, to be collected on the du-
plicate of 1866, upon all the taxable property
within the corporate limits of this village, and
that the Recorder certify the same to the Aud
itor of Sandusky county. Passed by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas, Chas. Thompson, George
Williams, o. Ball, F. Fabing, A. J. Harris, D.
W. Krebs. Nays, none.
On motion adjourned.
Mr.. NORTON started on Tuesday evening, IIth,
| to purchase Steam Fire Engine.
Wednesday Evening, July ID.
Council met. Present Mayor, Recorder and
Councilmen Harris, Fabing, Williams and Ball.
Minutes ofprevious evening read and approved.
1t was ordered that all owners of Inlots on
the east side of water street. from Croghan
street to Garrison street, in accordance with the
sidewalk ordinance build sidewalks in front
of their respective lots within the next thirty
days.
On motion the Street Commissioner was in
structed to build side walk, adjoining Mrs.
Brainard's lot on the east side of -Aarch street.
and the cost thereof to be paid out of the corpo-
ration funds
On motion Augustus Freeh was appointed a
Special Policeman and Deputy Marshal for the
East Side of the River, and that his compensa-
ton be one half the fines imposed upon all who
/ shall be convicted on his information.
On motion John L. Greene, ESQ.,, was APP
! pointed a committee of one to see the Superin-
tendant of the C. d T. r. X. Co in regard to
the passage of the r. K. water at Mrs. Pease' 6
+! land.
| On motion it was ordered that an ordinance
be drafted making it a penal offence for keep.
ing, visiting, or residing in house of i'll fame.
Sundry orders were granted. Adjourned.
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The Field, the Dungeon aud the Escape.

TINS book OF Which We gave an extended ac-
count some weeks since, written by Albert D.
Richardson, correspondent OF the New York
Tribune, from the press of the American pub
fishing Company, Hartford, Conn, is ready for
delivery TO all subscribers. An advance copy
has been sent US by the publishers. 1t is a
work of thrilling interest, written by one who
bias been in the secret service and cogDixant OF
the plots of the rebels since the commencement
of the rebellion. 1t is beautifully printed, on
plaiu clear type, fine white paper, and contains
over 500 pages illustrated by numerous fine
engravings. Copies will be sent by mail, post
paid on addressing the publishers
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THREsHING MACHINES.

These are the days OF labor saving machinery.
The improvement in all kinds of Agricultural
Implements has been as marked as that in 9TH
er line of machinery. g. j. MEssER established
himselfat Sandusky, Ohio, in l645, for the man.
ufacture of Threshers, Separators and Horse
Powers, and has continued in the business there
ever since. His machines have been sold all
over the West, and wherever used have given
the best satisfaction, as many farmers of San
dusky county, who have purchased these ma
chimes can testify. MIR. Messer has made some
important improvements in them this year.
Reference is made to his advertisement. For
further particulars address him at Sandusky.
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NEW NIUSIC.

S. Brainard, DOB Superior Street, Cleveland,
sends us few pieces music just published:
When Sherman Marched Doton to tho Sea. II
Written by Adjutant Byers, of the 9Th Iowa
while confined in the rebel prison camp, at CO.
lumbia S. c.; sung with immense applause at
the Wilmington theatre. Price 30 cents.
Bright Things oa,t Nerer Die" Composed
by E. j. Rineboult. Price 30 cents.
"Tte Boys Are Coming Home" Song and
chorus Music by R. E. Henninges. Price 30
cents.
All orders for sheet music will be promptly
ly attended to, and on receipt of price, will be
forwarded by mail, postage paid.
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The Accident GU the steamer Ouowa.

The terrible accident mentioned by us last
week was substantially correct but we give a
more perfect account from the Sandusky Reg
lister:
The shaft Of the vessel is situated eighteen inch
es above the main deck and spced in the centre From
the spices nut protruded which in its revolutions
caught the crinoine of Miss Whitehead, who in her ef
forts to extrcate herself from being wound around the
shaft caught hold of Yrs. Montgomery, with deadly
grasp Mrs. Montgomery immediately gragped = Mrs.
Fisher and the three wound around the shaft
retber and crushed in the most horrible manner The
parties all belong to Locust Point. The husbands child
rem and friends Of the unfortunate persons board
and behed the horrible sight without any power to
leye them The boat Vas turned and headed for home
and the party that had started out for day of pleasure
and rejoicing, returned in grisf and mourning.
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HuNTING FOE PRINCIPLEs.

The Democracy are in a bad way Just now
They are hunting for principles, but marry a
principle" can they find, on which to bolster
up their defuRct and despised party. They are
endeavoring to come round to the support OF
President johnson, evidently with desire ia
Tylerize him, but the game is too shallow to
win. Wepity the poor disconsolate copper
heads. They find their snti-war, peace-st-any-
price principles could not be swallowed by the
loyal American people, and now they are at
loss what grounds to take. There Is but one
party in the country now, and that is the great
Union Republican party.
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The German Connecticut Stats Zeitung, which
is Copperhead journal, has, at the close of an
editorial about the Fourth of July, the follow
ing words literally translated: Celebrate the
Fourth of July and remember thereby George
Washington, because he was conquerOr but
remember also another statesman riVetted in
chains, east in dungeon, and this is jeff. Da'
Wis, the martyr of State rights.
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From Julius Lee, Esq, firm of Lee h Walker, the
most extensive Music Publishers in the United States
No. T22 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February Is, 1864.
MessIs. Jones 4 EvaDs-GentlemeD:-My motherin
law has been greatly benefited by your Hoohsndi
German Bitters that concluded TO try il myself dnC
Il TO he invaluable tonic, and unhesitstingy
mend it 10 all who suffering from Dyspepsia. have
had that disease in its most obstinate form-fstuence
for many years. and your Biters has given me esse vber
every thing else has failed Yours. truly.
JULIUS LEE.
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From nev. w. D. se,sfried, Pastor of the 18th
Pbilsdelphis, December 2sth, 1858

MeseIs. Jones -Geutlemeu:-I have been re-
Gently aborng under the distressing effects Of Indges
top accompanied proetraton of the system
Nurrerous remedies recommended by friends and
some Of them tested but without relief Your Hooi
lands German Biters recommended by VINO
had tried the and whose favorable mention of the Bit
ters induced also TO try them must confess that
bad an aversion 70 Paent Medicines from the thoussnd
and ONE qusck "Btters" Fhese oply aim be tc
palm of svesteued and drugged liquor upon the
nifty in sly way; and the tendency Of Bhich, fear Il
20 make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning
that yours really medicinal preparation, took i
with happy effect 1s action not only upon the somscE
hut on the nervous SYSTEM prompt and gratifying.
feel have derived great aud permanent benefit ou
the use Of few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W D. SEIGFrIED,
M 2h4 INNS
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900 lbs. Fruit Wax or Cement, and
300 lbs Rosin, wholesale and retail at the
Drug Store of
DR.. E. DILLON d SON, Fremont o.
212 Boxes Window Glass; 200 Cans of
White Lead and Zinc; Paints of every kind
and color, Brushes and Dye Stutfs. all in large
quantity, and tip top quality, at the Drug Store
of DIR. L. DILLON d son.
so lbs. Coal Oil and Mecca or machine
ry Oil; 10 lbs. Linseed Oil and boiled Oil at
wholesale and retail, by
DR.. Z. DILLON d son, Fremont,O O.
Their Drug Store is open on Sunday from 8
to 10 a. m.; from u to l, aud 5 to 8 p. N.
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in our paper last week we should have said
Prof. THAYER, finstead of WEBER, of Cleve-
land, performed the operation of removing a
ball from Charles Taylors shoulder. Charley
gets along finely, and carries the bullet in his
pocket, which he thinks is more agreeable than
having it in his shoulder, where it had been for
the past two years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

For the week ending July 9th, 1865, Prepar-
Ell for the Journal by A. F. GALLAGHER, Coun-
ty Recorder:
A. R. Ferguson TO A. Eeuhfer, lots 55 and Io4. Wood
ville S400.
Henry Harpel to A. Neuhfer, 20 Washington $3.50
e. W Covert to Mary A. Rogers, IL acres Green Greek
S435
A. Clark TO r. NJ. Bercaw, lot I33 Clyde, 500.
MA Myers to Rob't Lucas, west halfiot 459, Fremont
$3.50
G. W. Wright to a. Hu'chinton, 9 acres Green Greek
S416
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM.

t.HINuoIpHlH, Uct " I6o*'
Gentemen:-in reply to your inquiry ss &c the effect
produced by the use Of Boo6srds German Btters in my
family have hesitation in saying that has been
highly beue6csI. In instance OF Dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing and which had become very dis
treesng the use Of bottle gave decided relief the
second eecting cure and the third it has
6rrned the cure for there has been symptoms Of its
turn Tor the last six years In my individual Of it,
end it 60 be unequaed tonic, and sincerely
mend Its use to sufferers. Yours, truly,
JACOB BROOM, 1T0T Broom Street
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w. 1. KELLEY. M. ID.

TTAS opened Office in Birchsrd Block over Dryfoos
Ill Clothing Store; and respectfully tenders his pro-
essonal services to the citizens Of FREMONT and all
the people surrounding Having spent two years and
half in the Army SURGEON, feels justified in saving
that any of Surgery submitad to his care will
ceve proper attention Particular attention given
Chronic Diseases and the treatment Of Children.
Residence, Main Street. nearly opposite the Episcopal
Church. Fremont, Dec. 80, 1854. 1y
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A CARD.-Editor of Jos.rnok-In ran

a CARD.-EQlkOf 0f IObflGGk-ln reDIV
to many letsrs and inquiries from people in this a.
on Of the country the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns Of your paper that or
renowned preparation known GOES DYSPEPeTH
CURE is certain cure for Dyspepsia in worst sta1a
Many cures of long standing, within our own acopsit
snoe. have been OOmPletey, and beve permsnently
cured. It viii stop distress after eating almost nst
taneously, and enables the dyspeptic who has livad
years upon Graham bread and the plAnsst Diet 10
heartily he peases aud anything he chooses withos
danger Of distress, or sonrng rising the sto.a
II Ia nfslibe corTector Of indigestion and cor4I
ton, creates healthy appetite, stops sck-he.5.P.
heartburn, sickness at the stomach pAins crs ~
oOEcin either the stomach bowels and bv oL
the patient to take plenty Of hearty food which h %
parent Of health, produces VigoT, strength and - W
In every trial We have known 1t has speedily
Dyspepsia with all its attendant suEsrngs wsf<
debility, and loss OF power, giving instead nron -
vity and tOns 70 TIE stomach and organs ssstion
thcatsG in our circulars, Almanacs, and in - o0a .
the leading Journals, from conYalescsnt M
eoz6rn, completely, permanently, and Aimee t.
lOusy curs the worst of Dyspepsia in oTiss.ns.
We warrant II in every instance Il can r.
all the Drug Stores in the United States and
81 per bottle, or HiE battles for $500.
0G. CLARK b Co, Prorrie.o,,
4yl New Haven. Ct
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AN INTERESTING LErrHR.-Messrs Pos,

Bruf, Agents n. Y. Sanitary Society, Rochester,
Gens-l 0eem il due to you state the magical sGat
Of that one bottle Of Peoples Cure which obtSined from
Society, Offering to give your medicine to Cervymen for
the poor of their parishes, obtained bottle for noox
girl OF my congregation, who had long been nearly hsln
less from Rheumatism and strange say that hot
tie cured her entirely Iwrte this hoping that it NAV
aid the Society IN its efforts to introduce the medicine
and bless those who may need such remedy; and uss
strong terms believe its merits viii fully Justify ths
most superlatiVe forms Of speech.
Yours, Respectfully, G. r. WILKINS.
Pastor of the First Presbyterian Chur,h
2syl Pittsford, Monroe Co. NY
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western Reserve Nosmal school.

The advertisement of this Institute, situated
at Milan, Ohio, will be found in another place.
Samuel L. Newman, the Principal, is an in
structor of much experience, and deyotes his
whole attention TO the School Young ladies
and gentlemen who wish to fit themselves for
teachers will do we'll to notice this institution.
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MARRrED

On the 4th inst by Rev. j. B. Thompson at the Par
sonage of the German Reformed Church, AARON NOW
ERY and Miss MAGDALENA WITMER, both of the vi
cinity of Hessville.
On the 9Th, at the Parsonage by the same, HERMAN
US ICKES and Miss LUCY J. LEMON, both of Winters
Station.
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DIED-On the 23d inst, in Jerome township,
Christian Adams, aged one hundred and one
years and six months.
The wife of the deceased died short time
previous, aged ninety-seyen years
The father of Mr.. Adams lived to be one hum
dred and four years ald.-NGrySrilc Tribune.
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Long experience of DR.. Robinson in treating
diseases of the Teeth, justly entities his Tooth
Paste TO the confidence of the public. Immense
sales, and each box making new friends for this
valuable and wonderful preparation, have given
the proprietors great encouragement.
Sold by all Druggists.
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NEW ADvERTISERIENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
Threshing Machines, Separators and Horse.
Powers, c. j. Messer, Sandusky
Violin Instruction. John u. Macon.
Boat Excursion German Reformed Church
Confectionery and Family Groceries, F. X
Teter d Co.
Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Nat Haynes.
Final Settlement Henry Reiling, Assignee.
Western Reserve Normal School, Milan, 0.
Roback's Blood Purifier, Special Notice.
Notice to the Enrolled Militia of Sandusky
County, o. Ball, Auditor.
Medical Card, DR.. e. A. Leslie
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Pine Lumber.

Nat Haynes presents the readers of the Jour',-
al, and all persons in want of lumber and build
ing materials, a statement of what he can do in
supplying their wants. See advertisement
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ID I Z d

In Springfield Illinois, the morning of the 4th of
July, Is65,-only child-EMMA CATHARlNE, daughter
of TIIGHMAS F. and RoslNNA SIEGfRIEp, formerly of
Fremont, o., sged year, months, l6 days.
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From . California subscriber.

qEoRGErowN, CAL, june 10, 1865.
Ma. KEELER:-Inclosed please find i've dol
lars, which you will place to my credit for your
your valuable paper, which has been through
all this bloody war the uncompromising friend
of the Government its Constitution and laws,
and the uncOmprOmising enemy of traitors.
We rejoice that although our beloved Presi-
dent has fallen by the hand of base assassin,
our country yet lives, and our God has vouch-
safed to US and eur pOsterity our civil aud relig-
iOus privileges.
Yours truly, j. o. FORBES.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can consci-

n bUPEhIUh 1bEMEU1.-W Q tHu cOlBCl-
entOusy recommend to those suffering from digtress-
ing Cough, DR.. StrIckland's Meiious Cough Balssm-
gives relief almost instantaneous and s wthal not dls
agreeable to the taste There is doubt but the Mel
lOuE Cough Balsam of the best preparations in
uss, and is sl its proprietor claims for it, We have TIL
ed 1t during the past week, and found relief from nost
distressing Cough. prepared BY Dr. Strickland No
G. East Fourth Street. Cincinnati o. and for sale by All
Druggists at SC cents pc, bottle. IyE2
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"Our pains are real things, aud all
nur ,,1oou,,raz h,,k En,kaaNsnal.
Diseases of their own accord,
R,,t ,s,~,,s, ,<,,v,o ,l;A,,,lf ooI 10

DuI CuI6s CUiII6 uIIllOuAI duU udIU. :"
Yet all who have ever tried, it say Dr. D. II.
Seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy NEVER
FAILS to permanently remove all pains, aches
and troubles arising from Catarrhal difficulties.
TRY IT,
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Special Hotices.

A GENTLEMAN cured of Ner7ons Debility Pre-
n mature Decay and effects of youthful indiscretion
will be happy to to furnish Others with the Of
cure tFEsE or OHARGE) This remedy is simple. SAT.
and certain. For full particulars BY return mall please
address, JOHN B. OGDEN,
June 10, 1850 3mO 90 Nassau Street New York
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Erc, Can be Cured BY who has really cured hinss
snd hundreds Others and will tell you nothing but the
TRUTH. Address with stamp,
EDWARD q. TRAVER,
March }, 1866. Iy Lock Bex BosroS Mass
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Wickersham Hutchinson the celebrated Manufactur-
ers Of Fancy Iron Works, 259 Canal Street.
am the recipient from you of Of the greatest IA
vOrs that be consrred upon man. viz that of health
For many years have suffered from of the most
moving and debitstng complaints that the human fam
ily can be afflicted with, Chronic Disrrhes.
During the long time suffering from this disease
| was attended by regular physicians, giving bui
temporary relief The cause seemed to remain until
was induced to try HoohanFs German Btters After the
use Of few bottles of that invaluable medicine com
plsint appeared to be completely eradicated
often Dwardly thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever have opportunity, cheerfully recon-
memo it. with full confidence in its reliability.
Yours, truly, JOHN B. WIOKERSHAh.
New York, Feb. ., 1854.
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WHISPERS wHssKERs /.

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches
Our Grecisn Compound will force them to Rro- on tha
smoothest face chin, hair bald heads IN Six
Weeks Price, $loO Sent By mail anywhere, oloseIy '
sealed, on receipt of price. Address,
WARNER h CO., Box 1885,
Iyl Brooklyn, N. Y,
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