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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17
U,LTER STONE.

of Sandusky City, was unanimously nomi-
mated for Common Pleas Judge, by the Union
Judicial Convention which assembled at Clyde
on Thursday of last week. Mr.. S. is an ez-
cellent lawyer, very popular man and will
make frst-rate Judge.
The Convention was well attended and en-
thusiastic for the good cause. 1t was ably ad-
dressed by Gen. Buckland and Col. Gibson
The Colonel is going to make thorough can
vaSs of the District. 'Wake snakes" OF the
copperhead speciesl When he gets after you,
YOU want to hunt your holes!
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
Extracts Of letter to the sAndusky Register.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 5. 1866.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 5. 1866.
Among the old citizens there isn't loyalty
enough in Montgomery county, Alabama, to
keep canary bird over night. When they say
they accept the situation, they only mean that
in the late little frncas they were slightly worst
ed. They swear by Andy johnson and curse
Congress from the word go.
There are thousands of men down here who
are in favor of the "next war;" Well, 1 am
slightly so, myself. When hear these chaps
talk, feel just like seeing somebody hurt.
There is no getting by the fact that Andrew
Johnson-to use rough expression--has played
smash with this Government. One year ago
the citizens of Alabama were ready to accept
terms-uow they ,1M dictate them to the North.
The cause Of this is the support given them by
the Presidents policy and the rebel press North.
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Roam NnTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
~ sented to the County Commissioners Of Sandusky
county, State of Ohio at their session commence
the hTst Monday Of September next, praying that
portion of the road known Haords alteration of the
Morrison State Road which lies between the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad and the Western Reserve and Aau
Turnpike may be surveyed opened and established
public highway, sixty feet wide of and from the
present line thereof .sd by the adjacent
ners on the east side Aug g. lS66-n3lv5
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Divorce Notice.

Elizabeth Stevens Reuben Stevens, in Sandusky
County Court of Common Pleas.
THE said Reuben Stevens Of Aspinwall Nemhahes
1 County, Nebraska, is hereby notified, Elizabeth
Stevens did the 18th day Of August A D. 1866, file
her petition for divorce in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Sandusky State of Ohio charging the said Reuben
Stevens with adultry with Deborah L. Gilbert and
charging him With habtual drunkenness for three
last past. ELIZABETH STEVENS,
By H. EVERETT, her Attorney.
Aug. IL, 1566-S3W7.
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Divorce Notice.

Emma Fletcher Vs. Lumuel Fletcher.
THE said Lemuel Fletcher, whose residence TO the
j said Plaintiff is unknown, lie hereby notified thai
the said Emma Fletcher did the 18th day of August
1866 file her petition in the office OF the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the ouuty
Sandusky and state of Ohio charging the said Lsmue
Fletcher with gross neglect CT DUTY habifua dru ken
and wu absence for three years. and asking that
she may be divorced from the said Lemuel Fe her wit
reasonable amount of kmOny and the custody ofthsl
minor children. EMMA FLETCHER.
Bye. W. PAGE her Attorney.
Aug. II, 1S66.-33v6.
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FARM FOR SALE,

T YING on public road ons mile South of the Pike,
i sx and ahslf miles West OF Fremont In Washing
township embracing so acres with about so cleared
10 in meadow wood land in good pasture, good
farm houEs good frame WAgonshed and corn-crib good
double barn, good well milk house, good bearing
orchard of selected fruit rails enough the farm to
fence in order. Land good for grsin fruit
Church and school privileges convenient. For sale
reasonable terms For particulars, enquire OF Rev.
WILSON, Fremont r24m31
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GEN. r. p. RUcKLANp,

viii also address the meeting. The commit
teemen in the various townships are requested
to take measures TO secure & generous atten-
dance.
Men who have stood by the republic in her
hour of trial fearful peril again threatens
the country. By insidious and specious phrases
and plots an attempt is being made to throw
the government into the hands of its late ene-
mics and their northern syrsPathizerr. even be-
fore the former have given any guarantees Of
future loyalty.
Freemen, shall we not rally as one man, and
save the country from this last effort of rebels
to undermine the foundations of the republicf
Let all the Union meetings during the cam
paign be large and enthusiastic. See that your
neighbors are made acquainted with their times
and places, and have an opportunity and invi-
tation to attend. Especially, let US have a
meeting on the 23d that will tell for right and
loyalty. Rally on the Center, boys! Rally
Rally
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FARM FOR SALE.

ONE mile from Woodville on the State road to Port
" Clinton containing SO acres one-half cleared and
under good fence, atlog House and good frame sabs
also orchard of 100 Apple Peach and Cherry Trees
one-hslf bearing. For further particulars call on
the owner living on the Farm. P. FISHER
July Q, 1S66.-2Tm3
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS, in accordance with the provisions th,
w statute in such made and provided satisac-
tory ev iencs has been furnished to the undsrsKued
authorities that the Incorporated village Of Fremont
Ssndusky county, Ohio, has population exceeding ave
thousand Inhabitants. and has, through Its Trustees
certified its desire to accept the Advancement tho
grade of city of the second class;
THERl FORE By virtue Of the power conferred upon
by said statute do the incorporated village o
Fremont to have become city of the second class
In testimony Whereof have hereunto affixed our Of
fetal signatures, and caused the Great Seal
1of the State Of Ohio to be affixed at Colum-
SEAL bus this 18th day of July A. D. 1885,
J. D. COX, Governor.
JAS. q. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
WIN. HENRY SMITH, Sse'y of S:ats
Fremont July n, 1866.-nSoh.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

GUARDIAN SALE.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate Court or
i Ssndusky county, Ohio, made on the "a day Of
July A D. 1886, in of Lydia Lutss, Guardian Of
Frank Lutes, against her said Wsrd the undersigned
will
On the 23d day of August, 1866,
at O'Clock, P. NJ at the door OF the Court house In
Fremont SLr dusky county Ohio er at public sale the
following described real estate situate n the vilsys
Fremont county Of Ssndusky and State Of Ohio, to-W:
In lot number four hundred and twenty eight (42S)
TERMS SALE:-One third esss on day Of sale, one
third in and one third in two years from the day Of
sale to be secured BY mortgage the premises sold
snd the deferred payments to bear interest rate Of
six per cent. PEI snnum, payable sDnuslly.
Apr issd at $1,000 90. LYDIA LUTES,
July 27, 1S66-30w4- Guardian Of Frank Lutes.
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Farm for Sale.

NHE subscriber will sell at public auction We'd
nesday, August 81 1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ the fol.
lowing property, to-wit: Embracing 20 acres
less of the south east quarter Of the southeast half
section thirty y-three, Riley township.
TERMS OF sALE:-Cssh preferred, but credit will be
given until April l, 1867, If more convenient.
JOHN FISHEL, Jr.
Riley, Aug. 8, 1s65.-n31v3s
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national councils

It ia reported in Washington dispatches that General
Howard will probably resign or be removed from the
Treedmens Bureau, and General rson be appointed to
the place.
The cholera reports OF Wednesday foot up follows
New York nine deaths Brooklyn two New Orleans
trenty-sx Cincinnati eiEhty-one st. Louis forty
eight; Richmond several cases
There we're eighiy-seven cases of cholera in
St. Louis on Tuesday, Of which thirty.six were
fatal.
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FARM FOR SALE.

gNHE undersigned oers for sas his farm containing
IL 800 acres, situated on the South Ridge in York
township For particulars enquire on the premises.
July q, 1S60-ns0-a. HENRY NICHOLS.
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Reserve Normal School

THE terms of the WESTERN RESERVE NORMAL SCHool
for the ensuing year will commence as follows:
'rhe Fall Terul August list
The Winter Term November 20th
The Spring Term March 9Th, 1857
TUITION IS PER TERN, payable in cdrGRes.
Rooms with cookstove furnished be had for self
boarding Textbooks furnished at ten cents per volume
per term.
For further information respecting the school, for
rooms and board spply tn
SAMUEL ?. NEWMAN, PRINCIPAL
Milan, o., August, 1so6.-S2W3.
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HORSE STRAYED OR STOLEN.

"a seven-years old Mare Stolen or Strayed
N I'm from the Commons in the vicinity Of the sub
A1E scriber's residence, Fremont, east side Of the
river, on the Poor House road,
On Monday Night, July 30, 1866.
She was OF Light Bay Sorrel Bay Color, with no
white about her, having dark name and tsil, both
pretty short rather below the med size, with small
feet and legs shoes on, in good condition with
out blemish naturally carries her head rather low
Reward of $25 90 will be paid to any person re-
turning said Mare, giving information where she
NAV be found either at the JOURNAL Printing 0ce,
at my residence. PETER RUSF.
Fremont, Aug. 10, 1866-S2tf
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The meeting appointed at ElmOre for to-
morrow evening has been postponed. Due
notice will be given of the time when it is t" be
held as soon as the arrangements are perfected.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Jasper King, Plaintiff,
against
Roswell A. Graves, Def't.
THE defendant, Roswell A Graves, of West Salisbury,
State vermont, Is hereby notified that the 7th
day Of July, A D. 1885, Jasper King plaintiff filed bis
petition in the County of Sandusky and State Of Ohio
asking judgment in his favor agsinst said defendant
for TIE of two thousand dollars, for danage
ia med BY plaintiff by Of the breach of warranty
in tho sale Of one hundred and four 04) fine vooed
Spanish Merino sheep, made at SsnduEky County Ohio,
about the 25th day of November A D., 1895. De-
endaDt is further notified that said 7h day of July
A. D. 1866 the Clerk of the Court of Common Please
said Sandusky County issued attachment in this
for the sum Of two thousand dollars.
Defendant is required to said petition the
10th day of September, A. D. 1885, the viii be
taken q confessed. J. L. GREENE SOW,
July 7th, 1866, 2Sw6 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Gov. ANDREW J. HAMILTON

The gallant leader of the Southern Unionists
of that State, and man who has suffered more
and done more than almost any other of his
class in vindication of his devotion to the old
flag. Having witnessed the progress of recon-
struction, he is qualified to testify from person
al knowledge as to the spirit and wants of the
south, and the means to be adopted TO secure
stable loyalty and permanent peace in that Sec
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TOWN LOTS FOR SAIEI

HIHE subscriber has number Of Lots west of the Rail
i Road Depot In Fremont, between Croghan and Nepo
leon Streets, which h@ viii sell liberal terns To
Price and payment. K-P BIfCXL4AHD.
Fremont, March 8, 1861.
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NY YOUNG MAN, Clerk in Dry Goods or
II Wholesale or Retail Grocery Store Has had some
experience and speaks both the German ami English
languages The best of references given For Dartic-
uaTs enquire at the Jour GGi printing office. 32W2.
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For Sale.

TWO WORK HORSES, WAGON, and ore set Of Hsr
i ness. A good bargain be obtained bv calling
soon. Enquire of G. A. BERGER.
Fremont, Aug. II, 1866 6-e3w3s
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Lost or Stolen.

Lost or Stolen.
TTNHE subscriber lost q Pocket-Book In Fremont, on
the I'd OF August, inst, somewhere between Garvin,
Clark Co.'S store and the Court House. It old,
contained promissory note given by Mary Breskhed,
greenbaek $50 bill or $40 bills and about $50 in
IS bills. The subscriber will amply satisy any person
who may return said pockstbook to the Journal office
WILLIAM ANDREW.
Jackson Tp., sandusky Co., Aug II, '66.-Ssw9.
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Miloh Cow for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale his Cow. ANY per
i Eon In want OF good, gentle Cow get one at
reasonable price by enquirng At tn eErHaI oce st
the Pump shop Of Geo. Myers, east sids Call soon.
Fremont, July 20, 1865. FRANK 0ULLEY.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
n GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
E%A corner Napoleon and Elm Streets near the
I5ll1FF4 Pike with good Barn and out-houses, well
ssks e and eistern. A fine lot Of fruit and shrub
&Az4 berry on the place, which contains nearly
@@one acre OF ground.
Or will sell the lot which the house stands sep
erately. It includes 90 feet fronting Elm Street
108H feet fronti1g Napoleon Street. 145 feet back
hne and I04 feet on side line.
Apply to g. Bucklsnd Sons, to the undersigned
the premises. WIN. T0TTEN.
Fremont, O., Dec. Il, 1s66-2tf.
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Final Settlement.

n EUBEN EvERTS, as Executor of the estate Of
IL Thomas h. Huston deceased has fled his accounts
in the Office of the Probate Court for the ua settlement
of said estate, which will be heard the first day o
September, A. D. 1866, at one O'Clock P. N.
W. s. RUSSELL. Probate Judge
Fremont, o., August 9, 1s66.-33w3s
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PARDON NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
Y made to the Governor OF Ohio the 1st day of
October 1885, for the pardon of David Grant, Sr,
confined in the Ohio Penitentiary for murder.
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The Hair Restorer, that gives the best salts
aetIon Is Observation-Disclosures and sold everywhere.
llsm6env, even.
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Situation Wanted
Situation Wanted !

As APPRENTICE to some trade, by boy in hi
n eighteenth year. Enquire at the Journal ofice.
Fremont, Aug 10, 1S65-32tf.
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THE FIRST STEP.

Therefore the first thing which the legisla-
ture of the nation sought to do was to provide
measures for protecting the loyal people of the
South When these measures were first insti-
tuted, it was believed and understood that the
President favored all the measures necessarily
tending to that purpose; but when the first
Freedman's Bureau Bill was passed, having for
its object simply the protection of the colored
people of the South, it was found that the Pres
ident was averse to all such measures. So with
the Civil Rights Bill. The object of that bill
was to protect the rights of citizens everywhere
throughout the broad land, not especially in the
Southern States, but everywhere; for no meas
ure is sought to be imposed upon the Southern
people. that would not be equally applicable to
the whole people. 1t was supposed that the
President would be favorable 10 such measures,
but he was not. He was opposed to them. 1t
then became apparent that his policy was the
re-admission of those Southern people into
Congress, without any conditions or guarantees
whatever; that he had settled down upon the
policy that those people had rights which they
could demand, and that treason produced no
disqualifcatiOns.
By scanning the votes aud proceedings of
Congress, and reading the speeches there deliv-
cred, you will find that, upon the start, there
was large number of the me mbers disposed to
concilate and meet the President upon some
middle grOundj Dut lOr months DeIOre We Hnally
adjourned, that feeling had entirely evaporated,
and there was no man. elected as a Union man,
in the House when it adjourned, who had the
least sympathy with, or confidence in the Presi-
dent and his chosen policy, except perhaps, Mr..
RAYMOND, of New York. He alone, at times,
still claimed to have some confidence in the
President, but he stood alone.
This, my friends, shows simply the workings
of the minds of the members of Congress, un-
der the influence of the Executive policy, as
deyeloped from time TO time. Thus, you see,
that when the Civil Rights Bill was sent back,
vetoed by the President, it wa promptly pass
cd by both Houses by nearly unanimous votes,
in less than half an hour, and became a law
(Cheers.) Thus, my fellow citizens, has the issue
been made up between Congress representing the
loyal people of the Union and the President of
the United States who was equally bound with
Congress TO represent the sentiment of the peo-
pie whose votes placed him at the head of the
nstion He was elected by the same constitu.
ency, and although he calls Congress a
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THE MEETING

At Clyde, ON Friday Evening,
Aug. IL, will be addressed by
Hon. R. p. BuckIand and Hon.
y. X. HOrGs
At Bellevue, on Saturday Eve
ming, Aug. rs, by Hon. X. r
BuckIamd and Hon. John IL.
Greene.
At BabiOne School HOuee,
BaIIviIIe, on Monday Evening;
Aug. 10, by Hon. IL. II. Buck
land and HI. Everett, Esq.
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nHMPAIGNl JOURNAL.
Union Meetings
~

The Union Central Committee Of San
dusky County have appointed meetings
for the discussion of the great issues now
before the country, at the following times
nnI r,lacnr
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COL. JNO. C. LEE,
of Tiffin, who is not at all related to Gen. Robt
E. Lee, of Virginia, by political ties or sympa-
thies and our truly honorable representative in
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Saudusky County Agricultural Fair will be pest
poned to tbs Sd, 4th and 9th days Of October
not to conict with the Fair OF the Northwestern Ohio
Associston for the improvement of the hors which is
to be held Monroevs the days originally set for
the County Fair. THEO. CLAPP, President.
o. W. VALLErTK, Secretary.
Fremont, August 13 1ss6.-33w3
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SS8qu U .9e "a 9atlg Qrestent,
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1866.
The Etallnu NkonasterIes.



ICamaldol uly 2G Correspondence othe London Newsl
The monasteries from one end of Italy to the
other, are, you know, to be suppressed. And
taking advantage of the truce, which makes it i'm
probable that any news OF interest should reach
Florence these days, ii have come IN to thisloyely
retreat among the Apprentices, partly for the bene.
fit of couple of cool days and nights which
Florentine heat has made very desirable, and
partly to take look at the community before IT
closes its existence for eight centuries.
Of course, like an orthodox nineteenth century
Protestant Engshman, / rejoice in the destruc-
ton Of the Italian converts. Yet the matter has
its reverse side too. cannot but feel that it is
piteous thing that these harmless old nen-cour
1eons, hospitabe alike to rich and poor--should
be turned out of their paradise of solitude. and
sent, after lives spent In secluson. TO rnh them.
selves with the unsympathetic and busting world
WISH mat me Italian government could have
cohtented ltseH Wlt2 preventing the societies from
receiving any noyicss, and thus allowing them to
die. out.
There are now here unwonted sights and sounds,
which are as warning note to the poor monks
of the fate which is coming upon them com
pany of s0lders-moGiiilzed national guards be.
lieye-l60 strong, marched IN here this morning,
and have to be received in the convent Th9re
are drums beating in the coister, and the re-
proachlessly clean corridors and halls of the
monastery are turned into the semblance of a
sgsty by the unwelc0me guests. TheS are to re-
main here only twenty-fOur hours, and will ther
pass on across the Apprentices. This, at least is
''rheno peggio," as one of the white-robed faith
eTs said to me. l have spoken wifi several Of
them Of their coming dispersion, They make no
/" 1t will be very tad,n said i'd" one old man, ito
return TO- world which will have entirely
changed since quilted it, And then the world
mas become 50 much more barbarous than it was
1 Mneh was in itn suppose that what he had in
W. mead was that 1t had become less Catholic,
and therefore, to his mind, less civilized. have
not found any one of them express himself with
any bitterness on the subject. g Bisogna cftnare
IL 6apo fit was not the will Of Him who is
have received orders to make an accurate inven-
tory of all the movable property contained in the
monastery and in the Sacra Eremos," an0ther
higher up on the Apprentices, including the valu-
able library at the latter place, and send it in to
the authorities.
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@. CAVEROC s. co,

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C.. oAvAEoo d co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1iG Royal street,
NEW ORLEANS.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made on consignmens of cotton and other produc GU
friends in
LIVERPOOL, HAYRE AND BORDEAUX.
c. CAvARoC & co.
No. llG Royal street.
CHANGE ON SIGHT AND ON TYNE
At the convenience Of buyers on tho following named ees
PARIS, '1'''' :
AHIENS,
ANGouLEME.
AGEN,
ARRAS,
AUCH
AURILLAC
ALENCON,
BAYoNNE,
BRtST,
BAR-LE-DUC
BESANCON,
BLAZE
BLoIss
BEAUvA1s,
BOULOGNE,
BORDEAUX,
CEN,
cARCAsoNEE,
CLERMONT- Ff3RRAND,
CHARLEyILLE.
CAsTELNAUDARY
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A FLEA UNDER A MIGROsCoPE.-Wh flea is
made to appear as large as an elephant, we can
see all the wonderful parts of its formation, and
much more complete than ever warrior wore,
and composed Of strong polished plates nicely
fitted over each other, eabh plate covers like a
tortoise shell, and where they meet, hundreds of
strong quiIls project like those on te back Of por
the bright eyes, andthe transparent cases, percer
topuneture the. skin, sucker to draw away the
blood, six ointed legs four of which are folded on
the breast, all ready at any moment to be thrown
bothers one when they want to catch him, and at
the end of each leg hooked claws to enable him to
cling TO whatever he lights upon. A flea can Jump
70 hundred times his own length, which is the same
feet; and IL can draw a load twenty times his own
Weight