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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
An occasional correspondent writes thu.

An occasional correspondent writes thus
from Bellevue
Verify, there is nothing like good nevspa-
per. By your honest, truth-loving Journal
of last week, we learn that we have "nice"
town, that We are social, intelligent, sgress-
BILE, enterprising, DC, DC.
You know the Ohicagoens have sometimes
manifested point consciousness of their
ability and enterprise and success, and it
may not surprise you to hear that much Of
the same feeling prevails even here. 1t is
good thing for people to be eontented, to be
attached to their homes and to appreciate
the good things they have. But even this
may go too far. People may be too well
satisfied with what they have attained, they
may think there is nothing more needed, and
so Just stop to admire themselves, and con-
gratulate each other on their past achieve
ments and present high position. When
| they do that there is reason to suspect that
there is still considerable chance for further
advancement and improvement.
/ Now, Messrs. Editors, honestly speaking
| there is somewhat Of this evil even in our
| goodly village; a disposition to be so well
satisfied with the present order and state of
society, that efforts to improve in this respect,
do not meet with the sympathy and co-op-
Grafton one might expect.
Now as you praised us 30 much, as you
saw so much TO commend, will you not be
kind enough to tell US what you did not Ike
and what needs to be corrected might
suggest several things TO you. You saw our
School Building. Now don't you think we
ought to have good schools, and don't you
you think that all the people ought TO have
an interest and pride, to have as good
schools as any town in the country Aud
so with our incipient Library aud Reading
room, don't you think all who are able ought
to help it forward Do you not think, that
even a good state of society will be helped
by it With your consent l shall refer to
some other matters at some future time. Sc
far as material prosperity is concerned, you
spoke truly enough Of our people. There ID
enough of business tact and energy. There
are pleasant ESnes and well cultivated farmI
and much that is good, but there are many
things in which there is ample room for i'm
provement as in every other community.
The roads are almost impossible and very
little is doing.
The Methodist Church are holding series
of meetings in which some interest is mani
tested.
At the recent term OF Conrt in Huron
county, some of our rum-sellers we're con-
victed and fined, though their punishment il
by no means equal to their crimes hepe
the time is not far distant when criminals o
this class will meet with no more mercy oil
favor in our courts than other thieves and
murderers, and when these drinking anG
gambling saloons will be closed as summsri.
ly as are the dens of counterfeiters or the
hauuts of robbers.
Such state of society is worth hoping ant
laboring for, and to bring it auout am glad
to believe the Journal is ready to give it's in,
fiuence. Yours n. D.
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Gon.nterfial 1flatters.
Fremont Market.


JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT. o..
THURSDAY, Mar "a, 1851.
Wheat-No,-i,s !, 81 60; No. z, 81 80; Eo.s 81
Flour r-st1 6o@siS soYssl.
Corn-7oc Fbushsl for sheiled Gee. , buBhsi
n the ear.
Rye-759soc. bushsl.
Oafs-4oc. p bushel.
Buckwheat (srain)-T5e. , busbel.
Flax Seed-s2 90 y bushel.
TimoIhy seed-s2 oeG2 90 bushsI.
Clover seed-sl oo97 IS ' bushsl.
Dressed Hegs-$7 5sess 90 ~ sWt.
Lard-lOo. h BY the ksg; 121fe. Tfb At retail.
Smoked Meats-Hams, 121<cts ' ID Shoul-
ders, IOo y 10 Dried Bee, zoe. p n.
Poultry-Turkiss, 81 90, 81 5O9s2 90 apiscs
Chickens, 12GI5c. Hpiecs live dressed. s@Ios. 70.
Butter-2o925c- Yb
Eggs-15 CLIO. y dcEsn
Cheese-l5@2lc.F 10.
PotatOes-e0@70c. y bushsl.
OniOns-4o95Oc. y busheI.
Green Apples-J0@75e. y bushsI.
Dried APPics-sI- Ttb.
BeesWax-25c. y b.
woOI-46@55c. y ID.
Salt-Fine, y sacs, Csc; y bbl., 50 60; Coarse,
' bbl, So
FueI-woOd,v y cord, 50 oo@s4 90; Coal $40 y
Tun delivered.
Coffee-Rio, 2ee2Tc. y n; Java, 4o9t5o. y 70
Tea-s5@sI e0Yib.
SugaT-common, BY the barrel, y b., 10, l5,i
el4c White, 15@lec. ' ID.
Rice-1Ic. ? 10.
NIackerel-ss 90 q SO 90 y K bbl.: 81 SoV
Kit. -.--s
Fremont Lime-2oc bush.
Hay-S6 co q 50 90 Tun.
Maple Sugar-12H@l5s
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The Grand Tournament.-The arrange
ments for the GRAND MUSICAL TOURNAMENT
are being made as fast as possible. The
movers in the project are corresponding with
the leading musicians of the State and the
Tournament everywhere meets with favor.
Ali the most prominent band leaders in
Northern Ohio have already been heard from
and not only commend and heartily endorse
the scheme but promise their hearty cooper
alton. The general plan is this, to offer three
fine instruments, as premiums for the best
second best and third best band in attend-
ance, the first prize to be in material and
workmanship the best that has ever been Of
fered at a similar Tournament in the coun-
try. Other fine premiums will be given to
glee clubs, string bands. DC. The awarding
committee will be competent judges from
outside Ae Stote. 1t is proposed to no d the
Tournament for two days, the evening OF the
first to be celebrated by GRAND BAND
OoscEnr, in Fabing d Helms Hall, which
will be fitted up in good style before thai
time. On the second day the trial for the
prizes will take place and the evening will
be spent in some appropriate manner. The
subscription for the necessary attendant ex'
penses and the prizes has been literally mel
| by our citizens aud business men and there
is no doubt that the Tournament will be the
largest and best ever held in the State.
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The Atlantic Monthly.-The Atlantic
for April contains the following articles:
The Guardian Angel, ", by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; The Restless, by H. Rich;
Pioneering, by Caroline H. Dali; The United
States Sanitary Commission, by Edward
Everett Hale; The Haunted Window, by T.
W. Higginson; Katharine Morne, VI, by
the author of Herman" Timon's Sol
iloquy, by Thomas Buchanan Read; ooDsid-
erations on University Reform, by John
Fiske; The Claudian Emissary, by Theodore
Bacon; Travel in the United States, by Bay
ard Taylor; Chester Harding, A Familiar
Epi<tle to Friend, by James Russell Lowell;
Adelaide Ristori, by Kate Field; A Winter
Adventure on the Prairie; Reviews and Lit
erary Notices.
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BELLEVUE.

Body Found.-A young man by the
name Of whiteman, about eighteen years c
age, subject of epilepsy and partial insan'
ity, left his home in Adams Township Sen
eca Co., Thursday last. Was, last seen al
Mr.. Roush's Sunday noon, in York Town
ship sandusky Co., Monday. search beipi
made the body was found in a pond OF
Roush's place, caused by the over flow o
water. j. H. Richards, Esq, acting Corone
held an inquest on the body. Verdict rem
dered in accordance With the above facts.
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Land, Land.-We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of Govern
ment land set apart for educational purpos
es. VIM. E. Preston, publisher of the Army
Herald is agent. Full particulars will be
given on application TO his at No. Ly-
mans Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Admins tratrix Sale of Real
Estate,

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the PROBATE Court,
/ within and for the County Of Sandusky ID fhe
State Of Ohio; made in a certain proceeding bed,
wherein Susan Tottsn as AdminstTatrix on the e.
tate cf William Totten, deceased petitioner and
Olivia rottsn and Others were desa5ants. wiz, on
at the door or the Court Horse in Fremont IN ssi6
county, offer for sale to the highest bidder, ha
less thza tWothirds the appTaife 81 the same:
In-lots numbered ninety-fv ninety six AID ninety
seven, COS, 9s, 97 in th enni Ward OF TIE City or
Fremont in said Saniusky County, being the home
stead property O; said wils- Tot.sD. now dec ases
appraised at four thousand de;lzrs- - oG0)
TERxs OF SAIg:-ODe-tbird Of the 21-c,lsss = .as-
to be paid en- the day Of ssl and tie ba'a3o ia two.
sqazf instaiiDerts az Lire ~ and siEhseen 0ss
months the defsrre5 Tnents TO h FecaFed bT mort
-are on the premises soi and hsar intsrest Fror
the day of sale. SUSAN TOTEM.
A Administrators on the Estate o. .he Iate VII
Iiarn TottsR, d-caSsed
March ~, 1867 -12E4. pfSs25.
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Anew Enterprise.-The room form
erly occupied BY Wilson's Hat and Gap
store and lately by various Auction and
Bankrupt sales has been secured by RooD 4
DEAL who propose to open permanent Auc-
every description Of goods. They have en-
gage Mr.. W. q. Hoop, Of Medina, who
is beyond all question the best Auctioner in
the State, and intend to carry on the bust.
ness in good style. They are prepared to
receive goods of any description for sale on
commission and viii attend promptly to any
sales in the country. Orders may be left al
their place OF business or addressed to Hoon
d DEAL, Fremont Ohio.
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Splendid Pianos.-E. L Cross has just
received some new pianos that surpaes in
finish, compass and tone any that have ever
been brought to this market Two of them
are of HALLEr d Dawes best make, and one
is small ine-ioned Piano Of Emerson s
Manufacture. The last is moderate in price
and is beautiful parlor instrument Call
and see them,
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marria0es.

On the 26th inst, at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. j. B. Thompson
Mr.. EDWARD KARoHNEa to Miss IsABELLl s
EvERsoLE, both of Washington Township.
Sandusky Go. Ohio.
March I4th 1867, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr..
JoHS Moan and Miss ANNA B. WEHR, both
of Green Springs.
BY the same, on the Goth inst. Mr.. GEoReE
FIcK FL and Miss SOPHIA FoEDoN, both o.
this county.
IN Bellevue, March Doth, by Rev. Jnc
Stafford, Mr.. HENRY H. MooRE to Miss Coz.
NELIA SINCLAIR, oldest daughter Of g. NJ
Sinclair Esq, all of Bellevue.
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Aooident,-Last Friday night the We

Aocident.-Last Friday night the West
ern bound freight train ran in on the side
track at this place, through carelessnsss Of
some one leaving the switch open. throw.
ing the hind brakeman clear over the main
track into the ditch, dislocating his right
shoulder and otherwise bruising him. Had
there been any cars standing on the side
track at this time We should have had al.
other collisioo to record and employers not
to blame of course.
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Farm for Sale.

vTyHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his Farm, sit
usted in Jackson township, Ssndukky county, o.
eight miles southwest Of Fremont, and three miles
northwest OF winters Station, on the Lake Erie 3
Louisville Railroad, 1t contains about so acres Of
land y to sixty Of which is under good cultivation
tbs balance timbsr; new fIsme house, upwards OF
hundred bearing fruit trees two wells Of neve-iling
water and all necessary buildings. ell new. For terms
and other particulars inquire at the Journal Office
Fremont, or Of N. d. hEASBOhG
Fth ~ 1s61Sm3 Winters Station r. o
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Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale my Farm Of one hundred and
i SIXTY scres-l0o acres Of cleared land, IN high
slste OF cultivation, the balance in heavy timber
lying within thirty rods Of Fort Senecs and within
fhree-fourths Of mile Of good Grist Mil and Saw
Mill. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses Wash and SmokeHoupe. Cellar under the
whole; Corn Cribs Barn with shsds, two neverfsil-
Ing Sprinrsone for the House and one for the Barn
-Spring House, Orchard OF No ], Grated Fruit,
such ss Apples Oher-ies PeaTa Ounces, Peaches &c.
For particulars to terms ETC., call on or address
at Fort Seneca. Postofiee, Seneca county. Ohio,
psc. 7. lSoo.-4sm7pd
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o. s.. Marshal.-Col RUSSELL HASTINGS,
the new U. s. Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict Of Ohio, was qualified on Saturday, the
23d and took possession of the ofice rice Col.
s. B. Moe. Col. Hastings is tried soldier,
served with the Odd Ohio Infantry with hon.
or and was severely wounded and permantly
disabled in tho valley with SHERIDAN. Last
fall he was elected to the Ohio Legislature.
He will prove an efficient and thorough
officer The Cleveland Leader in speaking
of Col. Nor says:
Col. MoE's duties have been discharged
with zeal and fidelity, and he has made
many friends, by bis courteous and gentle
manly demeanor. He carried with him the
respect and esteem of all who have had in
tercourse with him, either in private or of.
ficial capacity.
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FREMONT.
Remember the Club Meeting at Uuier
HeadquaEters, shis-F

Election Returns.-we will be obliged
to Township Clerks, or any other person,
who will send US the complete Returns ofthe
Election next Monday in the several Town
ships Send by the first mail after election,
or otherwise, SO that we can publish the re-
suit in every Township in next weeks Jour
nal. Give the names of all the candidates,
and the votes cast for each. We viii recip-
rocate the favor whenever opportunity Of
fors.
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Educate for Business. s.-Bookkeeping
Penmanship, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, Political Economy, Elocution
aud TelegraPhingsaret thoroughly taught by
experienced Instructors at the Adrian Busi-
ness College and TelegraPhic Institute. DR..
Mahan, Presidentof Adrian College is en-
gagged to deliver full course of lectures on
Political Economy, Tuition is nearly one
half less than in the larger cities and the ad
vantages are very superior,
For circular address the President.
A. O. Parsons, A. N.
13. m l. Adrian Mich,
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Unsurpassed Enterprise.-It has been
a subject of those engaged in business ed
ucatiou, aud indeed among business men
generally, how and why, the Business Col
leges at Hillsdale, Mich, and Oberlin, Ohio,
meet with such unerampIed success. The
truth is-and We commend their example 10
our radvertisers-the energetic and justly pop
ular proprietors of these Institution do all
they advertise. They don't believe that
blowing" and deception pay. This ac.
counts for success unparalleled in the his
tory of Business Colleges. [11nI.1
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Ifyou may wish an easy shave,
As good as barber ever gave,
Just call at my Shaving Saloon,
AT morn, at eve, or busy noon.
l cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour Of the face.
Ny room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and Rasors keen,
And every thing l think you'll hn&
To suit the place and please the mind
AL my art and skill can do,
If you'll just call I'll DO for you.
n. BRocKwAY.
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Dsatbs.

On the Goth inst, at the residence of the
brides parents by Rev. Steuble, Mr. ALFRED
J. WILEY with Miss SOPHIA R. LArrIxoRE,
all Of Rice Township.
Mrs. baltimore has lived to see the last
one Of their family joined in Matrimony:
eleven in number and allliving set.
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Books.-There are still large number Of
books belonging to the LIBRARY of the You've
MENs LrcEuM which have not come in.
Persons having such books in their posses
sion will confer favor by leaving them 81
the Journal Office or at the 1st National Bank.
These books all have the card of the Lyeeum
on the cover and will be easily recognised.
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The Riverside Magazine for Youns
People.-The April number is one of un-
sual excellence, comprising great variety in
its articles and illustrations, and is charac-
telized by the prominence given to "out-
door life
The story of the Little Rid Hin" viii
cause many hearty laugh, and the little
children will be specially entertained with
two stories about their pet, the Squirrel.
DR.. Hayes the Arctic explorer, continues his
story Of Phillip, the Greenland Hunter.
Vieux Moustache's article is upon "Spring
Sports" There is capital story about a
singular fish, the Garpike, and another con-
cerniDg new way offying kites, while the
coming OF Springis announced by an Easter
Hymn, with music. ...
Hurd and Houghton are publishers, ct
459 Broome Street, New York. Subscrip-
tion price, So per annum.
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THE JOURNA AL.
Town and COUNTY MATTERS.
Q 9 9 . 9 Q Q

We now send out the Journal with the date
TO which the subscription has been paid ad.
ded on the margin of the paper TO the printed
address Of each subscriber. By glance at
these figures, every one can tell how his ac-
count stands. Thus: SJohn Smith Is sept IS
means that John Smith has paid his sub
scriptiou up to the 18th of September, 1866.
Hereafter receipts will be unnecessary, az the
change in the date will be equivalent tosuch
acknowledgment. This plan will prove
equally advantageous TO us and Convenient to
our subscribers 1t will save US the trouble
of keeping separate book for subscriptions,
and will promptly indicate to subscribers
the time when they should make another
pavment
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Don't!-Cleveland newspapers are alittle
tout in their Geography. The Lender per-
sisted for some time in getting news from
the Sandusky Register into its columns un'
der the head of sandusky county, and thi'
week the Herald makes the Port Clinton
Onion carry the Sandusky County irems.
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Croquet.-When spring comes, if it ever
does, and the ground is settled for the sea
son, we hope the royal game of Croq aet will
be played in every yard where thcro is room.
1t is beautiful out door game and brings
the lasses into the open air, doing away with
the necessity for rouge, cultivsting cheer
ful disposition.
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The Assessorship.-The commi.si

The Assessorship.-The commission
for J. R. BARTLETT, as Deputy Assessor, is
in the hands of Mr.. LEWIS and will be for
warded as soon as the necessary qualifying
papers and vouchers have reached him. The
new Office will be in BARrLErT's Law office
over GARvIN's Store. 1t is not to be sup
posed that the new assessor will be any the
less ready to act as ArroRSEY-AT Law en-
account of his new duties
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The Old Committee Room in Buck
lands old Block will be re6itted
and furnished for a permanent "UNIoS
CLUB RooM," this spring. This certainly
should be dore, for such a move would add
to the efficiency and thorough organization
of the Union party of this county.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order
of Court.

ONTHE TWENTIETH DAY OF April, 4. D. 1861
" at o'clock in the afternoon at TIE deOr Of the
Court Bouse. in the City OF Fremont, ohic Will te
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate
as the property ofGege W. Stalsy deceared, to-Wif:
The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section number thirteen (I3) township member Eve,
(5) range number 13 containing forty (40j %
land subject to the dover Of the widow appraised at
aftsen dollars yearly and to Be rail- to her durir
her ife said real estate subject 70 said eoxsr ap-
praised at one thousand collars.
D. P. HURI But, Administrator,
Fremont, March 10, 1s67.-l2E4.
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Writing Scnool.-Prof Hanna the Re-
nowned American Writing Master Card
Marker and Flourisher, will commence a
series of lectures on plain and ornamental
penmanship in the union school house FIRE.
mont Ohio, next Monday, April Ist, 1867,
where all who may desire can have an op-
portanity to improve their hand writing.
The term embraces two weeks, day and eve-
ming and the following viii be the rates.
II Lessons in plain writing 800
Write all day and eveuipg,twc weeks, $500
Gard Marking, FlOurishing and Or
namental lettering each, $500
Writing hours from 8 to 10 A. NJ. And
from to 4 and ~ TO 9 P. N. An hour
and a half viii be considered Lesson.
As Mr.. Hanna has new method Of teach.
ing he invites spectators on the first day
and evening but not after All those desir-
Gus of some of his beautifully written Wis.
ting, wedding or ornamental cards, vii
pleas order them at their earliest conyen.
fence. Mr.. Hanna can be found at the
Croghan House at all hours of the day, out
side of school hours. Scholars will furnish
their own stationery and lights.
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Money, Money Men work or it, fight
for it, beg for it, strive for it and die for if.
It is the insatiate MoLooK of the human heart
before whom the best attributes Of the Hu-
MAN HEART are sacifced. But not with
standing this H. Munk, is selling clothing
and all sorts of Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
cheaper then they can be bought elsewhere
IN the State.
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Oards.-There is no more effective way
to advertise than by business cards. Thor
oughly euterprising business men scatter
them every where. With our new styles OF
type we can print as neat and handsome
cards as can be made any where.
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Wantsd.-An agent in every town in tn
United States to sell the best variety Of
Clothes Wringers in the world. Prices
varying from $3.50 to sl2, 2,OO-vith wood sr
iron frames, with or without cog-wbeels.
For Circulars and terms, apply to HAYES d
LOGAN, 81 Csrnhill and rs court Street,
Boston. laws