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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07
Divorce Notice.

IT ARRISON s. BFIDLER will take notice that on the
9th day Of August, A D. 1886, Lizzie NJ. Beider,
filed In the Office of the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas her petition, praying that ths marriage contract
subssing between her aud the said Harrison s. Beder,
may be dissolved; and alleging as cause for the same,
fraudulent contract and gros neglect Of duty on the
of said Harrison s. Beidler.
J. K. HORD, Atty for Petitioner.
Fremont, August 3o lsG6.-35w6. OFF. $4,OoJ
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FARM FOR SALE,

II YIEG public road one mills South OF the Pike,
i SIX and 8 hslf miles West of Fremont in Washing
ton township embracing so acres, with about so cleared
10 acres in meadow, wood land in good PASTURE good
farm house. good frame wagon shed and corn-crib good
double barn, good we'll milk house, good bearing
orchard of selected fruit rails enough the farm to
fence it in order Land good for grain, fruit
Church and school privileges convenient For sale
reasonable terms For psrti culars, enquire of Rev.
WILSON, Fremont T24m31
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THE TRUE DISPATCH, o..
From the Correspondence.
Nrr nnIrIHa Anrl

THE TRUE DISPATCH,
From the Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. /.
You are doubtless aware
of the serious riot which
occurred In this city on the
3oth. A political body,
styling itself the Conven-
ton Of 1864, met on the
3oth for, As 1t is alleged, the
purpose of remodeling the
present Constitution Of the
State. The leaders were
political agitators and rev.
olutionary men, and the ac-
ton Of the Convention was
liable to produce breaches
Of the public peace. l hsd
made up my mind to arrest
the head men, il the pro.
ceedings Of the Convention
we're calculated to disturb
the tranquility Of the De-
partment but l had no
cause for action until they
committed the overt act
In fke meantime, official es-
" called NE 10 Texas, and
fhe Mayor Of the city, dnr-
ing my abssnce, sgppTsssed
the CoBuesfioH 5y fke use Of
taeir police force, and in 90
doing attacked the members
Of tbs CoRusstioH aud a
party Of fsoe hundred ne
groes, and soilh firearms,
cia6s and kHiues, in a man
aeT 50 HHHeeessdTy GHS at
roci0us as 10 compel me 10
say that IL pas mErder.-
About 20 whites and blacks
were THIS killed, and about
100 wounded. Everything
is now quiet, but l deem Il
best to maintain q military
supremacy 10 the city for q
few days. until the affair is
fully Investigated. l be-
lieve the sentiment Of the
general community is great
regret at this unnecessary
cruelty, and that the police
could have made any arrest
they ssw ft without sacri-
hcing lives
P. b. SHERIDAN,
Asj Gsn. Com g.
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Final Settlement. .

VIHOMAS J. Suffer- as Executor OF the last will and
i Testament Of Susaua Reighart, deceased, has fled
counts in the Office of the Probate Court for the
oa settlement OF said estate: which viii be heard
the 29th day Of September. A. D. 1885, At O'Clock P NJ
WM. 2. RUSSELL, Probats Judge.
Fremont, Sept 9th, 1s65.-36w3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07

President johnson takes General Grant and
Admiral Farragut along 10 draw the crowd,
and then says to the people, ''see how zee sp-
nlas swim"
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E0R SALE.

a A GOOD TWO-SToRT FRAME HOUSE,
#<A corner Napoleon and Elm Streets, near che
IlllIA Pike, with good Barn and out-houses, well
sH. and cistern. fine lot of fruit aud shrub
49, berry on the place, which contains nearly
sse1zs.A-Ssone acre of ground.
Or, will sell the Let which the house stands sep
erstely 1t includes 9s feet fronting Elm Street,
108 feet fronting Napoleon Street. las feet back
line, and 104 feet on side line.
Apply to 8. Buekland & Sons, to the undersgned
on the premises. WIN. TOTEM.
Fremont, o., Dec. IL, lSe6.-2ti.
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FARM FOR. SALE.

nNE mile from Woodville, the State road TO Fort
" Clinton, containing s3 acres, ons-hsf cleared aud
under good fence fatlog House and good frame stabe
also, orchard Of 100 Apple, Peach and Cherry Trees
over onehalf bearing For further particulars call
the owner, living on the Farm. p, FISHER
July 6, 1866.-27m3.
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August "a, 1s66.-34w4
Farm & Mill Property for Sale.

YTNHE subscriber having located In Miseouri, -
4 ofera for sale his FARM in Woodrle, near .;:il
u mile southwest OF tie village, and contains
about 225 acres, well improved an nder the best cu
dvaion. 1t las two fam, dweliDg houses, two barns
and othor necessary buildings, good fenc and two
goo1 orchards bis farm Is Of the handsomest and
best in this Past Of the country No who wants
Farm cau find better
Al o, q No. G st M with all the modern inprov a.
ments, contains two run of burTs and all necessary
chiDery to do good work.
Alsr, good SAW MILL.
These mills are by excellent watsr-powsr The
dam is nearly new, very substantial aud every way
excelled.
will sell the whole gther In three psrts TO suit
purcbas This property be bought on the ost
reasonable terms, especially for cash For further par
ticulsrs, address VIC. BENRICKS.
Woodrille, Sept. 1th, 1865 -3sK4s
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UNION PLATFORM.

Resoived, That the Union party Of Ohio, hav-
ing sustained the General Government during
four years of successful war against the united
efforts of rebels in the South and their Paltizans
in the North, now demands that Peace shall be
established upon, such stable foundations that
rebellion and Secession viii never again eudan-
ger our National existence. t s
Resolved, That this Convention fully endors-
81 the Amendment to the Constitution propOs-
ed by Congress to the Legislatures of the States,
as liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment; and
the Union party of Ohio pledge for it their uni
ted and hearty support.
Resolved, That the nation owes the heroic
men of our Army and Navy debt of lasting
gratitude for their patriotic services in defense
Of the Constitution and the Union, and weurge
upon Congress the duty Of equaliEing the boun-
ties and that while we cherish with tender
Affection the memories Of the fallen braves, we
pledge to their widows and orphans The Ma
lions care and protection.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07

VIE PHENlX transacted the largest business In th,
State Of Ohio, for the year ending Deosnhzr si1t
lSc of any company having AGENCY IN the esass ds
voted to the dre Insurance. exclusively
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07
FOR THE YEAR 1866.

y1,tfE MASON d HARILIN CABINET OR.
CANS, Forty different Styles, adapted to Sacred
and Secular Music, for $50 to $500 each. FIFTYONE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, ether first premiums
awardedto them. nlusratsdC Catalogues free. Address
MAsoNs tAdL N Boston, or MASON BROTHERS,
New York. Sept 8, 1855. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07
PARDON NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii be
II sde to the Governor OF Ohio, the 1st day Of
October 1866, for the pardon of David Grant, Sr
confined in the Ohio PenitentiarY for murder.
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Valuable Property for sale.

A HOUSE and lot, situated on the corner of -
N Market and Front Streets, and in the centre II.
of the business portion of the city The lot is ,sl
large enough to accommodate business block and dwell
ling house. For particulars enquire Of John L. Greene,
Esq, the undersigned. Hs-a- ID. b. ANGER
Fremont, August "a, 1s6s.-34tf.
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eAINsT %
n III and Winter FiFeS
MAKE TIMELY PREPARATION,

Solid indemnity that stands the test Of yYme and Fs
to public use and private tstAet ion, s Furnished Is
proper rates oY th -knoHn -
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rRnsIpRNr IoHEsoN,s roReERY.

PRESIDENT JOHNsON'S FORGERY.
Below we publish the dispatch which Gen.
Sheridan sent to President johnson, and along
side of it, the same dispatch prepared by Presi-
dent johnson to go before the people as Sheri-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-07
VICTORY. VICTORY.
Sorghum Sugar a positive faot.

T HAVE discovered how Sorghum Sugar Be made
1 with much certainty as Syrup. fhs process Il so
simple that any make their Ssgar At q cost
Of cent pound and nice and white any 0as
could wish to see Come and see for yourselves.
thereby inform the public at home and abroad that
hava hufl
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49,
VERMONT ELECTION
rStInstallment of Victory
Three Cheers for the Green Noun
tain Boys.
ooPPHRHHADIsM DOOMED u
BRING OUT THE BIG GUN
HIP! HIPi! HURRAHui
-~n

We have news of the result of the election in
Vermont. The State has given larger Union
majority than ever before There is gain OF
5000 over last year. All the Union Congress
men arc elected Every State Senator is Union
and nearly every Repres entative. As we have
before predicted Johusonism has weakened
rather than strengthened the democracy. This
result indicates with unerriDg certainty what
we may expect at the Fall elections everywhere
Now, Union men of Sandusky county, gird up
your loins TO contend, with renewed vigor, for
victory at your own polls, and God bless the
right L(fi as
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HORSE STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Night, July 80, 1866.

seTen-years old Mare was Stolen or Strsyed
N RN from the Commons in the vicinity of the sub
AGs Gscribers residence, Fremont, east side OF the
river, on the Poor House road,
On Monday Night, July 80, 1866.
She was of a Light Bay or Sorre Bay Color, with
white about her, having dark name and tail, both
pretty short rather below the med size, with small
feet and legs no shoes on in good condition and with
out blemish naturally carries her head rather low.
Reward of S2J 90 will be paid to any person re-
turning said Mare, or giving Information where she
NAV be efound either at the Journal Printing Office,
at my residence. PErEh huSr-
Fremont, Aug. 10, 1se6.-S2I.
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POland's Magic Bilious Powders.

Il THIS PREPARATION Is the discovery of
SM4lY Rev. J. VI. Poland, formerly Pastor Of
- ~ n the Babtist Church in GoffstowD, N. and
E$A man dearly beloved BY that denomination
MA throughout New England. He obliged
- to leave the pulpit and study medicine to
save his own lie and his MAGIC Powders of the
most wonderful discoveries Of modern times. II s the
Oreat Liuer AVID Bilious Remedy which completely
throws the shade all other discoveries in medcine
and it affords him much Qualification that they receive
the unanimous appreciation Of all who have tested them
The Magic Bilious Powders positive for Liver
Complaint in its most aggravated form, and immsdi
ate corrector Of al Bilious derangements excellent for
Headachs, Constipation, Pimpes, Blotches, Sallow
Skin Drowsness, Dizziness Heartburn Papitston, and
most wonderful Cure and Preventive Of Fever Ague
I'VE advise all who troubled with this fearful al
sday to always keep the Powders hand ready for i'm
mediate use Here few important particulars:-
lst They are the Great Specific for all Bilious AHec
tiops. ID. They the only known remedy that will
cure Liver Complaint 81. They are the only known
remedy that will Constipation. 4th The Powders
are so thorough their operation that package will
be all that the of those using them will require
to effect cure 5th. They mild and pleasant yet
the most e6ectuaI cAthartie known 6h They the
cheapest and best medicine ext4n they be sent
By any part the globe for tbs price, so cents
Circulars containing certificates, information, &c
sent to anv part of the world free OF charge.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail on application
to G. G.. CLARK & Co, General Agents,
New Haven, Conn.,
Price so CsHts per Boz lse.
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Farm for Sale.

80 - 1O1 hSt&4O'
- THE subscriber offers for sails hisIfarm, sJksp<
#:.:l situated in Ballville Township, San 1&
&nA. dusky County, on the Old plank roSd WV
between Fremont and Green Springs, AZ miles -
from the latter place. and about tbs distance from
the former and q mile west ofthe Duesler School House
The farm contains 120 of st-rate land, 90
cleared, under good cultivation and well fsnced has
good frame house and other necessary buildings apple
orchard OF about 90 bearing trees plenty OF water
and winter, and many other Advantages For price and
further particulars call at thepremses address the
subscriber at Fremont.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN.
Lunuat 6R-aAula
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FARM FOR SALE.

FTIHE undersigned offers for sale his farm containing
L 800 scres, situated the South Ridge in York
township. For particulars enquire on the premises.
July p, l666-n3O-tf. HENRY NICHOLS.
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BEEF CATTLE sTRAYED.
TROM the subscribers Slaughter Yard, M Ut.
II about mile from Fremont, nearly two
months ago, 4-A

A light heo cow
with white spot the forehead, snd white stripe on
the back. Also, about I've weeks ago.,
Three year old Steer,
black with white spot forehead and another len
hip some white belly and brovnish stripe the
back .
ANY person returning said cattle to the subscribers,
for leaving information at their meat market, where
they may bs found will be literally rewarded.
BAUMAH l. H0RLACBER.
Fremont, Aug. "a, 1sce.-34m1.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

lHE subscriber has number OF Lots west Of the Rsi
Road Depot, In Fremont, between Croghan and Nspo
leon Streets which he viii sell on liberal terms as to
price and payment. hAf R.P. BUOKliAHD.
Fremont March 8, 1881.
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The Union men of those vicinities will please
see that full meetings are secured.
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Lost. strayed or stolen.

THR0M the subscriber in Fremont, Small a1f-rA
10 Brindle Cowl suitable reward will feAf2
be paid for information of her whereabouts and
the thanks Of poor man. THOMAS HUNT.
Fremont, o., Sept ], 1866 -36w3
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"MuzzliDg." ="

Some new mode Of committing violent
robbery from the person is constantly be
ing invented by the taking" fraternity.
"Garrotng" has gone out Of fashion,
and "muzzling' is now coming into vo-
que. An Albany paper says;
Have you been "muzzled' yet? If
not, beware that you are not ere long
Two or three cases of this new species of
crime occurred last week. 1t is one of
the most outrageous aud successful games
yet introduced into the annals of crime.
These ''muzzlers" stand on CORNERS, as
general thing They are separated, and
apparently skylarking among themselves.
Suddenly one of them falls down and
rolls himself against the pedestrian, who
also must tumble. At first the pedes
trian deems it an accident, but soon real
ICES the desperate and Gamnable object Of
the tumble The man who rolls against
the pedestrian soon on top OF the latter
when he is down, and quick as flash
places his hand upon his face, presses his
nostrils together with his thumb and fin
ger, and covers his mouth with his hand.
His cries are thus stifed, and the unior-
tunate pedestrian is almost smothered.-
While this is done by one, the others go
through the mans pockets and rife them
of their contents This takes some three
or four minutes, during which time the
victims breath is shut of. When the
muzzlers get through the victim is so us
n5 mn eybauSted and unconscious that he
is unable to give au alarm, let alone
pursue the robbers. He is obliged to lie
there few minutes until he RECEIVERS
bimself, which allows the muzzler an op-
portnity to escape The thing is all per-
petrated SO quietly that no one, save the
parties interested, are all aware Of what
/ is going on. 1t is a daDgersous practice
this .'muzzling," and we would advise
our citizens to guard well how they APP
proach party Of two, three, or four,
standing On corner late at night.
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n EIW STORE
AND
CHEAP GOODS!

The undersigned respectfully informs,
the public and his old customers, that be
has taken the Store Room formerly oc-
cupied by James 4. PAUL., in strouts-
burg, nearly opposite the Methodist EPis-
eopal Church.
His stock is composed Of entirely New
Goods. laid in at reduced prices, and re
will sell them at small profits.
He has on hand complete assortment
ofDRF GOODS, ClothS, Cossimcres.
,Sutincts. and full line Of L1DIES
DRESS GOODS, Shalla De Lanes,
Amoors, Coatiugs, Calicoes, and general
assortment Of Ladies Dress Trimmings,
and Yankee Notions.
ALSO-A good assortment Of GR0-
CERES, such as Coffee, Sugar, MOlas-
ses, and Syrpps, Tea and Rice.
Please give me call, aud see the
goods aud prices.
Butter aud Eggs, and all kinds OF
Country produce, taken in exchange Tor
goods n
JAMES = MORGAN.
Stroudsburg, January 4, 1866.
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hang yourself in less than three days, but
still weuld suggest that you thus en-
ploy that tenth. Even though it do lead
to suspension By cotton or hemp the world
would be better off for the sacrifice.
The fact is the world is never going to
be much better as long as everybody en-
joys satisfaction in making everybody
else appear at as much disadvantage as
possible. Ah the tongue is mightier
than the sword for evil 1t breaks law,
estranges hearts and destroys that COM
mon brotherhood which were it kept in
violate, would open for all paradise on
earth. Unless this paradise can first be
brought to the freside it will never be
found anywhere, but it will never be
found here so long as one half Of the con-
versation By this freside is SANDER and
the other half light, foolish, senseless, tri-
vial conversation A talk in which the
heart and mind are not represented, aud
which as consequence, produces no
good fruit.
Friends of the home circle; you who
belong to its holy membership, see to its
elevation. Encourage, aye, give COUNT
nance and sanction to nothing less than
the good, the beautiful and the true, for it
is holy ground though you may never
have thought seriously on the fact before.
Guard it then above your honor, and as
inseperable from your happiness. Sup
ply it with the choicest of books and the
purest of thought, and then all the little
auxilliaries that are needed from the out
side world will come pure and true and
there will be no jar or discord, but you
will reap the fullest happiness possible
for mortals to enjoy on earth.
Curb well your tongue, though it may seem
too late
Raise up your thoughts 10 things of high es-
tate;
Deal not with things of infamy, unless
1t be some erring one of earth 10 bless:
Live for the good, the beautiful, the true,
Or else give up the ghost and sink from
view.
ICHABOD WHACKHAMMER.
Somey here Jan. %, 1866.
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Auditors Notice.

In the matter Of the Account Of the Ad-
mlnistrator of Joseph Barlieb, late Of
Ross Tsp, deed.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Monroe Comfy, to
make distribution of the fund IN the
hands OF said Administrator, to and a
mong those entitled thereto, will attend to
the duties of his appointment on Satur-
day the 18th day Of February, 1866, at
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when and
where all parties interested are required
to attend, or they will be debarred from
coming in for their distributive shares Of
said fund.
S. HOLMES, Jr., Auditor.
Stroudsburg, Jan. Is, 1866.
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DRooP NOT UPON YOUR WAY.
January q, 1866.

Io! ye who start a noble scheme,
For general good Designed
Ye workers in cause that tends
To benefit your kind
Mark out the path you fain would tread,
The game you mean to play,
And if it be an honest one,
Keep steadfast on yonr way.
Although you may not gain at once
The points you most desire,
Be patient-time can wonders work
Plod on, and DO not tire;
Distractions, too, may crowd your path,
In threatening, stern array,
Yet finch not /! fear not ! they may prove
Mere shadows in your way.
Then while there's work for you to do,
Stand not despairing by
Let Forward" be the move you make,
Let "Onward" be your cry;
And when success has crown'd your plans,
Twill all your pains repay,
TO see the good yoar labor's done
Then droop not on yoar way!
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Estate Of JONAS NETzG4R, decd.
The undersigned appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Monroe, Auditor to re-
port distribution Of the funds in the
hands of Charles Hoffman and David Nye,
Administrators of the above named Estate,
will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment, on Friday, February Is. 1866, at
two o'clock P NJ, at the Parliamentary 5
ofice in Stroudsburg, when and where
sll persons interested and having claims
against said fund will present the same,
or be forever debarred fron coming in
FOR any share thereof
THOS. u, McILHANEY,
Jan. le. 1866, Auditor
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The Loaded Gun.

Before the Introduction of friction match
lighting his finder for the morning fire
by the use of an old fintlock musket.-
One day in his absence the wife loaned
the mushet to ncighbor, who returned
it loaded, ,,and mentioned the fact to the
good woman, as he handed it to her
But her husband did not return home in
good season, being on a rousing Spree
He come home past midnight, with quite
number of bricks in his hat, and crept
into bed, without waking bis wife to enjoy
Caudle lecture. Next morning he rose
n good season, with the usual thirst and
a hammering headache after rubbing a
few of the eobwebs cut of his eyes, tax
ing drop from the remains OF the o.
yer night, he commenced preparations for
starting fre. The silinters were col
lecied, and the finder placed in the pan
of the lock click went the hammer, and
the explosion that followed shook the
house, dispelling the fumes of liquor from
the old toPer's faculties, aud rousing his
wife with sudden alarm. Guessing at
the trouble, she exclaimed, while not full
ly awake, 9Th th-tha that gun is load
ed ~
Looking with an empty stare at the
smoking gun and at the bulIet-hole in
the bedstead, just about two inches above
his wlfe's head, the fond husband repli-
ed,-
"No! I'll be id if it is!''
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Auditors Notice.

Ia the matter of the Account of the
Administrator Of the Estate of Lewis
Schrader, late OF StreQd Tsp, deed.
The undersigned Auditor appointed
by the Orr hans Court OF Monroe County,
70 make distribution OF the funds in the
hands of said Administrator, to and among
those entitled thereto, will attend to the
duties Of his appointment on Monday. the
18th day Of February, 1865, at 0 o'clock
in the foreuoon. at the Office of 5. s.
Dire her, Esq, in the Borough Of Strouds-
burg, when and where all parties interes
ted, are requested to attend, or they Will
be debarred from coming for their distrib-
utive shares of said fund.
s. HOLMES, Jr., Auditor.
Stroudsburg, Jan. Is, 1860.