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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26
SUPERIOR COUNT SPECIAL rras.


What Way u iDtffF ~ IbsuFhufts
Before Judge barbour
y.1H 0'R,suy he Asasai Lsfs I~snrdsns compc~y :
The facts OF this case are foiiows:on the 10th of
April isis tho pslnua insured with the defendant for
81 ooo the annual premium 70 bs ga, with eio EXTRA
for permission to resds South. One Of the conditions
Vas that In case Of failure 10 pay the premiums on The
usual days the liability o. the company for Insurance.
should cease altogether and former payments should b
forfeited " the company A. the time Of the insusnnss
plaintiff resided IN Mobile, snd snecssf u through an
agent named Thomas VI Mccoy. Plaintiff regu lsry pen
% 70 1900 Wit f545 In aIland before April 1891,
shc rebellion broke out, intsrcourse between Worth
and south ceased and further paymen consequence
oesxed. According 20 PLAINTIFFS csss be had no notice
of The sermination Of heCoys agency and daily
paA him n agent the premiums which oi d9e 10 1851
is02 lsS3 add 1894 Immediately alter the cioes Of hs
rebellion pssints6 New York and oaefcd Ne con
psny tho premium fos 1895, vhch the company rsfns~
1881, iSs3 ss1 IA fboa, 3ass D, IL. Bssgvs 90.
menesment Of this scsicn, plaintiff duly rendered The ave
yesrs pscmuns with Interest from The several tines
vhsn they we're due 1bs company rsf0ssd 70 rscesya
sud plantn h ssf really and Wiling 70 pay Ae rsln
tn thsssfors psHys thai the policy may - declared YAM
and that be may be rensatet In hh rgbM ana ~ new
policy and for such ohev and farther relief - may sem
D. me defendant demurrsd 70 The sumslsncy a. ~ 49,
plant ana the cess partially sGasd ysssNrdAY II
1s ni6ss 81 ths dlsc1sssoa Judge DsSsous rs0smheQng
49, hh v!1s's fs ssursd n tbe esnpssy, NJ fss
J, s3:sssss w ISL = isssss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
WOOD COUNTY

WOOD COUNTY.
The Perrysburg Journal notices the death of
John Chilco,e on the 18th ult., in Perry town
ship, in the 69th year of hi, age. He was one
of the pioneers of Wood county, having settled
there in 1885, when the country was almost an
unbroken wilderndss.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
From the Findlay ,Iefersonian: Hon. NJ. G..
Whiteley succeeds G. W. O'Neal, Esq, in the
practice of law, in connection with Messrs.
Blackford d Harsh in Findlay JAS Full
lerton, brother of s. Fullerton, Insurance Agent,
at this place, was drowned near Bryan, Ohio,
on Friday night last The deceased leaves a
wife and three children. His residence was
Lodi Medina county, Ohio -- On Wednes-
day night last the Jewelry Store of H. S.
Shannon was broken open and watches to the
value of about 5000 taken therefrom. The
thieves took none but the best leaving large
number of watches which were left for repairs.
.--- The Town Council are now doing a very
good work on a number of the streets. They
have recently let quite number of contracts fol
paving and guttering in various parts Of town,
SENECA COUNTY.
From the Tifin Tribune: The Postmaster
at Flat Rock, In this county, has been removed
and Mr.. Horner appointed 10 the Office. "A
stranger, who worked at the shop of p Van.
nest d Son. was knocked down and robbed
near the postohice, on Friday night last. His
head was severely cut. No clue to the perpe.
| traitors has been discovered ------ A subscrip.
ton was circulated at the NJ. L. Church in Eos.
toria last Sabbath week, to raise means t.
build parsonage next season. About twenty
| three hundred dollars was subscribed il
amounts ranging from ten to two hundred dol
lars. The building is TO be constructed of brick
and is to cost three Thousand dollars. -- Or
1 O L
Second Ward, they were grossly insulted b,
some roughs inspired by WHISKY. One of tn
fellows caught and kissed one of the Nomen
They were obliged to seek protection befor
they could go home
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07

quire Our Governnent is now undergoing its
most trying ordeal, and my earnest prayer is
that the peril may be successfully and finally
pas. ], without impairing lis original strength
and symmetry, The interests of the nation sre
best to be promoted by the revival of fraternal
relations, the complete obliteration of our past
difference, and .he re-iuauguration of all the
pursuits of peace. Directing our efforts to the
early accomplishment of these great ends, let US
endeavor to preserve harmony between the CO.
ordinate Departments of the Government, that
each in its proper sphere may cordially cooper
ate with the other in securing the maintenance
of the Constitution, the preservation Of the
Union, and the perpetuity of our free institu-
tions. ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, December 3, 1866.
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Thirty Lines of Common Sense,

Reader, having glanced the editorials and the
news this oerna you turn to the advertisements,
saying to youreef These published By the writers
to serve their interests"
Perhaps BIT it is less true that yoHr
interest to read these hirty lines. If you healthy IT
is presumed you wish to continue II sick of
you desire to be relieved In either it is important
to you to know that HOSTETrER's BITFERS are the
SAFEST surest tonic Alternative sdvers-
ed in any country. This period of the year when
the strongest need an invigorant
1t scarcely be necessary to urge upon the weak
aad ang the Importance of acquiring By safe the
strength which unassisted Nature denies them. All
who thus circumssnced invited to give the Rt
tets trial Before they have taken the elixir three
days. conformity with the directions, they will
knowledge with gratitude its general operation They
will find that it mparts mental well
gy and regulates all the internal functions admirably
This is the experience of the debtaed depressed
and in making these statements the proprietors only
echo the language of innumerable testimonials. 40w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
A First-CiaSs Newspaper.

The Chicsgo Tribune, while fearless in ths expression
of its opinion patriotic in its endeavors aims at
being First Class Newspaper. 1t brings the news to
the people of the Northwest several days sooner than
the papers C the seaboar and snrpssses all its coem-
poIaries the Northwest in every department of
enterprise.
moral political literary commercial and financial
No Western merchsnt, baukr farmer, msehanic drover
or manufacturer, study his own INTEREST and do
without it. No farmer should sell bushel OF wheat
CORD oats, or pound of beef pork wi hout resdi
the Tribune; merchant should sell his goods
reading the TribuRe; manufacturer his wareF: No
ting its well filed accurate and reliable commercial col
umns.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07

r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Fremont, State of Ohio on the 9th
day of December, 1885:
Aaron Morris NJ Atwood Moses L; Beack
Augustus; Bixler Nancy Mrs; Boswell George;
Baker Jacob; Cook V Capt; Coe N T; Cram
GeorgeW; Chamberlain Chas; Garfield Walter
N; Cramer Annie MSS; Csmbell NJ; Deaver
Sallie A Miss; Engler Capt. Ford John D;
Froteer Joseph; Canes Martha Miss; Gumel
Henry; Grundy Joseph; Gibbons Henry; Han
mum G Mics; Hildreth Milo, 2; He'll A; jerks
NJ; jackson B; Lock H P r; MOnaghen An
ma A Miss; Norton R. NJ; Rogers Melinda Miss;
Rogers Wm; Rice Mrs; Russell Philip;
Smith d Rockwell; Smith Adelphia d Pearl;
Smith Christian; Stuart Charles; Sherwood d
C; Shuetzs Elix1beth Miss; Yanhorn George;
White NJ; Wood Mary E Mrs; W a Mrs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
LIBERATED ROME,

The French troops have been Withdrawn
from Rome, and are now on their home
ward march. Victor Emanuel will estab
Iish the capital of the Kingdom of Italy
at the Eternal City. The Pope is thus
left without temporal power: 1t may BE-
that he will accept the offer of the Queer
of Spain, and remove his headquarters t.
that country where further troubles vii
overtake him, as even there the sway o
Catholic monarchy is rapidly drawing tC
q close.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
REPORT OF THE posrMAsTkR GEN.

The expenditures of this Department
during the past year have exceeded the
receipts s265,o9S, very small deficiency.
The mail service has been extended in the
South rapidly, and will soon afford the
people there the facilities enjoyed before
the war. An arrangement has been made
with the Post Office Department of Great
Britain which contemplates reduction Of
international letter postage to one-half the
existing rates. On the 3Oth of June last,
there were in operation $3.50 mail routes,
with an aggregate length of $50, ,92l miles,
and an aggregate annual cost of $6,4l0,-
Is4. The length of railroad routes is 49,.
o92 miles; steamboat routes Ia, ,346 miles,
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REPORT OF THE seer ETARY OF THE
NAVY.

The naval force at this time consists of
two hundred and seventy-eight vessels,
armed with two thousand three hundred
and fifty-one guns. Of these, one hun
dred and fifteen vessels, carrying one
thousand and twenty-nine guns, are in
commission, distributed chiefly among
seven sqnadrons. The number of men in
service is thirteen thousand six hundred.
The expenditures of the department for
the fiscal year ending 3oth of June last
were $4S, ,S24, 526, and the estimate for
the coming year amount to S23, ,56s, 436.
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A GENTS WANTED

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR.

Since the benefcent homestead law has
been in operation, the revenue derived by
the Government from the sale of public
lands has not amounted to much, com
paratively. During the last fiscal year, A.
629,3I2 acres have been disposed of-of
which 1892, SIC acres were entered under
the homestead act.
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THE MESSAGE.

We print this week the annual message
to Congress of the President of the Uni
ted States. 1t is of moderate length,
therefore every one will be likely to read
it. The document is tame and dreary,
scarcely rising to commonplace. 1t in
dulges in no bravado, and has no salient
points. The greater portion is devoted to
the reconstruction question, and is made
up of diluted doses of ''my policy" 1t
entirely ignores the verdict of the people
rendered with such unanimity in the late
elections, that guarantees for the future
shall be given by the rebellious states be-
fore their political rehabilitation and insists
upon their immediate and unqualified re-
storation. This is touch of Rip Van
Winkleism in politics that is more anus
ing than otherwise, in the light of the fact
that the people have buried ''my policy"
beyond the hope of resurrection under
the overwhelming weight of their votes.
The rest of the message consists of moi
very lucid summary of the Mexican and
Fenian questions, with incidental allu.
sions to our foreign relations, and syn
opsis of the reports of the Heads of De
partments. Take it altogether, and the
message is tame afterpiece to the roaring
flrce which the President performed while
Swinging around the circle
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR
The report of the Secretary of Wa
shows that few volunteers now remain il
the service, and they are being discharge
as rapidly as they can be replaced by reg
uIar troops. Sufficient war material t.
meet any emergency has been retained
and, from the disbanded volunteers stand
ing ready to respond TO the national call
large armies can be rapidly organized
equipped, and concentrated. Fortifica
tions on the coast and frontier have receiv
ed, or are being prepared for more power
full armaments; lake surveys and harbo
and river improvements are in course c
energetic prosecution. Preparations hav
been made for the payment of the add.
tional bounties authorized during the re
cent session of Congress, under such reg
ulations as will protect the Government
from fraud, and secure to the. honorabl
discharged soldier the well-earned rewar
of his faithfulness and gallantry. Nor
than six thousand manned soldiers hav
received artificial limbs or other surgics
apparatus; and forty-one national GENE
teries, containing the remains of 1O4, 50
Union soldiers, have already been estat
lished. The total estimate of militar
appropriations is $25, lO5,669.
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ARREST OF JOHN I'll. sURRAT.

The cable kilograms announce the re-
arrest in Egypt of John H. Surrat one
of the participators in the assassination
tragedy. Sometime ago he was discover
ed and arrested in the ranks of the Papal
army in Rome, but escaped and fled to
Egypt. He will be forwarded to the
United States as soon as possible.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
MEETING OF CONGRESS

: The second session of the Thirty Ninth
Congress assembled, last Monday, and
an organization of both Houses was
effected the same day. The Message of the
President was delivered on Tuesday. The
subject of regulating and limiting the
pardoning power as exercised by the Ex-
ecutive is about the only important topic
yet discussed. We shall give each week
summary of the proceedings
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-07
Farm for Sale,

r Offer for sale ln7 Farm of hundred and sixty
scres-100 acres of cleared land, in a high state Of
cultivation the balance in heavy tinbr-lyinz within
thirty rods of Fort Sepecs and within three ou this OF
mile of good Giist Mill and Saw Mill There are or
Sheds two neverfang Spriugs-one for ths House and
one for the 2arn-Spring houss, Orchard of No l.
Grated Fruit Apples, Cherries Pears, Ounces
Peaches, &c. For particulars to ETC. call on
address at Fort Leneca. Postoice, Seneca county
Ohio, JACOB PULTZ'0
pee 7. 1s65.-49n7od
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FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the Comfy of Eric.

DISTRICT coUkr.-en Monday The 22i day Of April.
CoAnoN rLE4s On Monday. the Ilih day of Febru
ary.
Monday, the 18th OF May.
Monday the 3l.h of September.
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In the County cf Lucas,
IntLe Connfy of snndnnkr.

DISTRICT CouRr.-0n Monday the 18th OF April.
COMMON PLEAS -Monday the 18th of February,
Monday the 10th OF Nay
Monday the l4.h Of O.tober.
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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale forty ac-es of Land adjoining the
County House ia rn. ard nov art of my farm, one
mile and alf east OF FIR mOnt the River iRold. 1t
has 10 acres of rstrate timber and 80 of cleared land
well fenced slnmped, and N good state of Cultivation.
For sale at brrgain. D. REYNOLDS.
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In the County of Ottnwa.

DlsTalCT COURT.-on Thursday the 25thdsy of April
COMMON PLEAs-On Tuesday the 10Th day of March
Tuefdly the 4th day of J Ine
Tuesday the 22d day Of October.
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Times of Holding Court

rINO the Clerk 0s the Court of Common Pleas within
and FOR tho County of SandaskE and State of Ohio;
1t il ordered that the Courts of the Fourth Judicial
District of the state of Ohio, for the year 1867,
mil he kalh "a Erlln
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In the Counts oil Huron.

IIsTRIcT CoURT.-on Saturday the % tn day of Apri
CoxMoN PLEAS On Monday the 4th cay Of Mach.
Tuesday the llth dsy Of June
Monday the 4th day of November.
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The Presidents Message, or a summary
of it, was telegraphed to Europe and pub
Eshad in the LONDON and Paris napers
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THIRD SUBDIVISION.

DISTRICT CouRr On Tuefdsy the IOta day of Sep.
tember.
COMMON Pleas On Monday the 1lth day of Febru-
ary.
Monday the 13 Gay Of May.
Monday the 4th day OF November.
Ard that cory Of this order be published according
to law for tie period Of four consecutive weeks.
Witness the cial signatures of all the Judges Of
ssid Fourth Julci8 District, at the Common PI-as
Clerks Office in the City cf Cleveland in said Cuyahoga
Coouty, this Eighteenth day of September, A. D. 1866
HORACE FooTE, JAS. NJ CoFFtNBs sRRY, s. F TAYLOR,
Jony FITca TRo-As BOLTcXs TGvExsoS BuRKF, Juds eS
AgE4
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DISTRICT CoUKr.-saturday the Goth day of April
COMMON PLEAs.-Houday the IL tn day of Febru1ry
Monday the 9th of Nay.
Monday the Both of September.
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The Contents Of each Edition Of the Tribune enbras

1st-A complete current history of the pIogres. of
events with general news of the day.
2d-CopioUs Telegraph Dispatches, containing the
Latest News from all parts down to The hour going to
press.
3d-Reguar Correspondence from the numerous points
10 the South and the Capitals of the Western States
washn gtou, New York, st. Louis, California. Kansas
Canada Great Britain, France Germany ard ItsIv be-
sides occasional letters from many other points where
interesting news is transpirng. No other journal in
the country employs larger or capable corps of
corresp )ndents
4th-Able Editorials Political Topics, and all sub
e.ts of current interest and Reviews of New Pubica
tions.
5th-FuIl Reports of Meetings. whether Political Re-
ligious Agricultural, Educaion2l or Miscellaneous
6th-Procc ediuge ofcon< aud State Legislature
important Speeches and Documents.
fth-Complete Market Reports. embracing every ari-
Gle the farmer dealer expect to fed quoted in
in Newspaper The Tribune hrs achieved and msin-
tain6d the highest reputation Comm 'rcial Paper
8h-CatefulY prepared Agricultural aud HorieuItur-
al articles. by "Rura' and other able writer's the
Farm and Garden.
Terms Of the Chicago 1riJme-payabIc
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.
InIhe CnnnfY nf Lnrnin.

DISTRICT CouET On Tburcay the 29, day of August
Coxxox FLEAs-On Thursday the 7th day OF March
Thursday the oh day OF June.
Thur. day the 21st day of November.
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