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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-10
Commercial Alatters.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE, FREM ONT, {

JOURNAL OFFICE, FREM ONT, o'.l
sa. Thursday, Nay Q, 1867. s.
Wheat-No. i, 81 60; No. 2, 81 80; No. 3, 81
Flourish 5O@SI3 so @ SIS p bbl.
COrn-Sl 90 , bushel.
Rye-Sl 10 ? bushel.
Oats-54c. p bushsl.
Buckwheat (grain)-75c. bushel.
Flax Seed-S2 90 , bushel.
Timothy Seed-$2 0o@2 SO bushel.
Glover Seed-$7 0O@T rs y bushel.
Dressed H0gs-$7 5c@s7 rs y cwt.
Lard-lO,. y ib BY the ksg 191Ec. Tfo at retsil.
Smoked Meats-Hams, 12Kcts. ? ID Shoul-
ders, Ice. y ID Dried Beef, zoe. ' ID.
PouItry-TGrkies, 81 90, 81 so@s2 90 apiece
Chickens, 12@l5c. apiece, live dressed s@1oc H.
ButteF-16@1es Vfb
Eggs-15@l7i. ? dozen
Cheese-12c. ' ID.
PotafOes-85@75c. y bushel.
OniOns-4O@5Oc. ? bushel
Green AppIes-75c @sl y bushel.
Dried Apples-611,. ? ID.
Beeswax-25c. ? IL.
WOOH35@5Oc. ' ID.
saIt-Fins, T-sacL, 25c; p bbl., 81 60; Coarse,
, bbl., 50
FueI-wOOd, ? cord, 50 oO@s4 90; Coal $40 y.
Tun delivered f....-. 'rs4
Coffee-Rio, 2e@27c. , ID; Jaws, 4o@i5c. ' ID
Tea-S5@SI 60Yfb. t,.r I'll,
SugaI-Common, by the barrel, ? H., 10, 121x
@l4c; White, 16@lsc. p ID. -r @
Rice--l1c. Ff ID. f- e
Hackercl-$s Oo@ $40 O6 y II bbl.: 81 sos
Kit. .,..4 q
Fremont Lime-20c y bush.
Hay-ss co q SO 90 p TTun. r-. 9s ia
Maple Sugar-12K@l5e 1
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Polioemen,-Policemen will hereafter
guard the entrance to MCNK's Clothing
Store on Front Street, aud see that every
man has his turn in the great rush to buy
Spring Suits. He will do his best to supply
all customers, with goods at low prices. But
all should come early. .-cl-'aa
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9atbs.

In Bellevue of consumption on the 5th
inst, Mr.. ISAAC OrIs, aged So years and IL
months.
Mr.. OrIs, a respected citizen ofgreat moral
worth and high character, has gone to rest
from his labors, in the full assurance that all
is well. Happy are they that die in the
Lord. He leaves large family and many
friends to mourn Their loss, which is his
eternal gain.
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American Eagle Lodge.-OutinT in Town
send they have a new order which works
under the name of "The American Eagle
Lodge" and is composed of few live young
men, who think it pays to spend their leisure
hours somewhere besides in grog shops.
The Lodge is in fourishing condition and
the meetings this winter have been interest
ing and profitable. The constitution de-
clares the object of the order to be the i'm
provement of its members morally, socially
and intellectually, and all are required to
take Pledge to abstain from all Intoxicating
liquors aud from Profanity and Gambling.
The Pledge reads as follows.
"We the undersigned do hereby pledge
ourselves to abstain from all intoxicating
drinks. We also pledge ourselves to use no
profane language, and that we will not bet or
gamble in any shape or FORM"
A few more such societies would improve
the morals of the rising generation.
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The Republic.-has been started in
Columbus as the organ of GRAND ARMY. 1t
is handsomely printed and bears the outward
signs of propriety, and its editorial columns
show ability and newspaperial experience.
Success to it.
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Tax Notice.-Nosice is hereby given
the Tax payers of Sandusky County Ohio,
that the balance of taxesl for the year 1866,
which was not paid last December, becomes
due on or before the Goth day of June 1867.
Taxes on Real Estate returned delinquent
are subject to penalty Of twenty per cent.
The Treasurer or his Deputy. will attend at
his office until after that date, and will be
ready to receive taxes at any time, and
earnestly requests all persons having taxes
due to call soon in order to prevent the in
convenience of large crowd.
J. NJ. o. ELDERKIN, e.
0-w-IQ 10 Traasuror
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Cards.--If you want business cards print
ed, don't go to New York for them until
you have given home office fair trial
We have some beautiful new card type and
can do GOOD WORK in that line.
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non SAFE or RENT beautif,I-

L. Iy located place of ten acres, u Of 9 mile from
Fremont on the west side of the river, eomforta-
bic house and out-buildlngs, q good we'll of water
acd q splendid garden well ssocked with large and
suaaii fruits. The location Is pleasant be
found about Fremont, and the place commands
nne view Of the river and city For particulars call
on or address, THADDEUS BALL.
Fremont, April II, ls67-I5u3.
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rREmoNT READING ROOM.

Open daily from A. N. to 9k IN. The leading
Daily Papers from all sections, all the leading Nag
sriues and the Semi Weeklies and weekes regular
" on fle. Membership Tickets for Gentlemen $50
Ladies' $500. Tickets may be obtained of the Pres
idsnt, at the First National Bank; or Of the Lii
brarian ct the JOURNAL Office.
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Personal.--We regret to learn the ILL
ness of Judge HoRD who is unable at pres
ent to attend the Court now in session. We
hope to announce his speedy recovery.
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State Board.-The eighth annual fair of
the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, will be
held in the city of Dayton, on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 23d to 9th.
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TheRiot Case.-The Riot case, in which
some thirteen citizens of Scott Township are
indicted for Riot and assault and battery, was
taken up on Tuesday aud was not finished
at the time ofgoing to press. Thursday even
ing) The facts, as nearly as we could gather
them from the testimony, are these. Mr.,
Gar, the founder of a new religious sect. had
held several meetings at School House in
Scott TIP, when in Jan. PHILIP and BATES
called a meeting of the district 10 consider
the propriety Of allowing the school house
to be used for the purpose. Mr. GAY attend
ed the meeting, took the stand and began
singing and praying that the ''angels of God
would expel the angels of the devil from the
house." Several persons thereupon objected
to his proceeding and row ensued which
seems to have been mixed affair. A large
number of witnesses have been called and
the case has excited considerable interest.
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The Library is an institution which the
ladies especially ought to aid. The rooms
viii be pleasant place of resort and the lib
rary viii furnish good and entertaining read
inO
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New style.-The new style of awnings
which we hope will take the place of the
wooden sheds, is being introduced by PERRY
OLosE, who has put up avery neat iron frame
over his front.
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The Trader.-The Propeller Trader. s.
G. Hayward, Master, left here on Tuesday,
under the pilotage of the "Tug" with 1900
bushels of oats on board, belonging to @. o.
Tillotson.
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Letter Heads.-Every business man
should have his card printed on the head of
his letter paper. We have new type for let
ter head printing. Try US.
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Circulars, containing certi6cstes, information &c
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Rice received this day by Express 25
pieces the best styles Ladies Sackings-also
some more Of those nice Chinchle Shawls.
which will be sold very cheap.
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For Sale.

ANfCE HOME and one acre of Lsnd, with fruit
"A trees and out-buIldings In the city Of Fremont,
very ehssp aud long time for payments; also about
Y Of al sere Water street, ia Fremont, suitable
or auy m misunderstanding establishment and the
usinesh portion OF town. Enquire OF D. JUNE.
Fremont, Jan Is, 1667-3u
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Beautiful Instruments. Go to tbe Mu-
sic and Jewelry Store of CRoss, and see the
nice 5-octave Melodeons at $500 each. 5tf
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June and dBuokland.-Have the Largest
and Best Lot of Butter firkins on hand of
any establishment in Ohio and sell for Csc
piece only. % IS 'iif~- 17m1.
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Milk at 6 cents a Quart.-Mr STABL,
the MilkmaD, gives notice that from this
time on he will sell milk at six cents quart.
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ORDINANCES.
Attest: F. WILMER, CLERK i.

Court.-The May term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for this county, began on
Monday, JuDGE STONE presiding Only two
or three cases of public interest have yet
been disposed Of The Reese case is set for
to day. The following cases are
CONTINUED. 9
Ball VS.. City of Fremont vacate land.
Miller VS.. Miller; Money. a..e
Bosley VS.. Gale d Gale; Money. Fl
Bosley VS.. Albert l. Newser; land.
Hauer VS.. Gale ct al; land.
Hamer VS.. Bosley ct al; land.
Walker VS.. Bartlett ct al.
Hamer VS.. Bosley & Kuaggs; Injunction.
King vs.. Graves; Money.
King & Flammerfet VS.. Graves Attach
ment.
Clapp VS.. Livingston; Money.
Folk VS.. Leppelman; Damages.
Beyers VS.. Boyer; To enforce contract.
SETTLED.
Hardness q Mckee VS.. Durlan; Attach
ment. Settled at plaintiffs Cost.
Gurney VS.. Powers ct al; Money.
Gimer VS.. Patterson; Fraud.
Mcpherson VS.. Zeilley d Lindsey; Land.
King VS.. Lindsey.
DISMISSED.
Gilbert VS.. Mowers; Money.
Shaw VS.. Shaw; Appealed. .
Cochran VS.. Mills d Mills; Money.
Lowery VS.. Shuts; Mistake in deed. Dis
missed by Petitioner.
Gross VS.. Gross; Div orce. Dismissed by
Petitioner.
Reynolds VS.. Foster; Appealed. Dis
missed by Petitioner.
Lee VS.. Russell; Money.
Gillespie VS.. Clark d. Lee; Money.
DEFAULT.
Justice VS.. Upp; Abbot VS.. Hershey;
Shawl VS.. Orwig; Cassidy VS.. Ronee; Wason
VS.. Boardman; Mccormick VS.. Oirka; Lee VS..
Hanes; Wagnor VS.. Eversole. -
Roush VS.. Terrell d Dice; Verdict De-
fendant, 81 cents.
Kelley VS.. Kelley, Divorce Granted,
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See advertisement of Florence Sewing
Machine in an other column.
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
FREMONT.

Thanks.-We are indebted to Mr. l..
LErFELMAS, for late copies of Texas papers.
Public Documents. Gen. r. P. BUCK
LAND has our thanks for large number of
valuable public documents.
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xAxEKRIKALOUIsyILLER r. r.
POST OFFICE HOURS.
orssise AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

{ OPENfNe AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Through Mail going East, closes at------ $50 p NJ
WAY Nail going East closes at---------l 1850 A N.
Through Mail going West closes at -----lo:eo A. n.
Way Nail going West, closes at----.----- $50 P. NJ
OPENS.
Through Mail from the East opens at----Il:So A M.
N.v Nail from the East opeus at .. T:2o P. n.
Through Nail from the West opens at---- s:l5 A. n
Way Nail from the West opens n;sO A. H.
% e. srt.-... l. =. d L r. R
Nails leave on the E& L RRst--------.1l:lSA' A n
Mails arrive at----------e;OOf.h'
STAGE ROUTES.
To RefersvIlle, Tuesdays and Fridays at--- P. N.
"a Rl.ck svnun. saturdsys at 10 A II.
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Ladies Hair cutting,latest styles at BhooK-
wars. II,
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Old switches made as good as new at
BRoCKwAY's &c
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Alargs pp. circular. giving information Of ths
greatest importance to tha young of both sexes.
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful,
the spised respected, and the forEsken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid BY return
mail Address p. o. Drawer. Fl. ed
March l, ls67-9m Troy, N. Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! to 8 Acre Lots

OF good laud with fruit trees on them for SALE
mile south of Fremont, the village of Ball
vle The land is well adapted to grapes, fruit gar
dening or farming, For price and terms enquire
of r. VI. MCLELLAN
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If you want switch go to BRookwA VI
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MIRACLE,

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praise for,
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An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifuge COmfitS.

On WoRM LozKsaEs- Sueh sickness, undoubtedly,
with hshdren and sduts, attributed to other eauser
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Children having worms require immediate at
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symptoms of Worms in Children are often1
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TIME TABLES.

Ci,KyELAND & TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.
s- ef,FNa KAsT GOING WEST.
n, Errress. sos A. n iChicsgo Express 10 30A n.
Hsi, IA 02 p n Nail 6l0 n.
ny Ernress o25 p =. Might Express IL IS P. n.
Ie~,rr,odat1on SIS A. n. accommodation Il A. II.
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Free to Everybody.

Manhood and youthful Vigor are re-
gained by HELMBeLD's EXTRACT BUoHu.
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LAND FOR SALE.
House and Lot for Sale,

4 IN cheap IL sold within the next 30 days. Title
~ perfect Esquire at the Shoe Store of SHERMAN
- 3 O o, opposite the Croghan House. eff
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Ill Iolfer my House aud Lot for sale. Situst-
ed on Arch stree. Enquire of y. s. White, Bank
p uf Fremont lsm3 DWIGHT p. LLOYD, Z
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Fairbanks

. TON HAY SCALE, for sale cheap, just the size
ID for farmers. Also, small Steam Engine, with
Boiler sud fixtures suitable for saving wood making
Sorghum, &c. z. W. B. MCCLELLAN.
Fremont. March Z, 1So7.-l0m2.
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New advertisements.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS.

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Parties who favor with theie orders are assured
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Our well known reputation As Advertising Agents,
and thelarEs amount Of business CONTROL enable
us to offer better terms than bs obtained else
where.
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advertising Agents, 40 Park Row, New York Form
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MALHoN CHANCE, Secry.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-07-11
CHAPTER II.

I think I have forgotten to say that was going
to spend the Christmas with college friend. HE
had promised to meet me at c. station.
You may imagine that was not sorry to lind
myself arrived there, nor yet to see my friend iom
stamping his feet on the platform, no doubt thor,
oughly tired of waiting for the train. Ashe drove
me up, he began talking Of the different arrange
ments he had made for our mutual amusement
Tomorrow" he-said, GIVE set aside tor ska
ting party. I have had the pond in the park
swept, and invited all les jeues den.oisees within
reach, and as they have all accepted, it will give
you very fair idea of our native beauty:
Now, of all jolly things in the world, l think
skating party is the jolliest. Tom says that am
fond of showing my skating off; but l deny that
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-07-11

INSULTING THE DEAD.-The Army and Nau
Journal, June 8, 1867, contains, in letter from
Gettysburg the following notice of the manner
which the graves of the brave Confederate soldier
are treated by the men who prate about the cruel
ties Of Andersonville: r 80.
'sAlong all these roads, the saddest mementoes
of the gigantic struggle are still visible in the scat
tered graves in the adjacent fields Another year;
however, will obliterate all traces Of where 80 many
rebel leaders and followers lay buried. In very
few cases the graves are respected, but as gener
eral thing the ground Is cultivated without regard
to the remains of the misguided men who Lie be-
meath it' ~. ... ..'..>.s-
That will read well in history
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0riaiaaI guettg.
For the Yorkvllle Enquirer.

- 20 = For the Yorkville Enquirer.
SUNSET AT "NEELY,s FERRY"
The setting sun just pseping sends
His sotening glance DER westward hills,
- While nature here eien wide extends
Her varied charms.-her rocks and rilis,
To catch with smiles the crimson glow.
Now bathed in floods of mellow'd light,
+ The woods and hills resplendent seem;
"a The mprmuring brooks, sosparkling bright
. Meandering wind through meadows green,
81 Or leap cascading DER the rocks.
The trees and flowers their tribute pay,
And watbling birds so sweetly sing, :.
In notes of praise, their evening lay:
In gorgeous robes, returning Spring
Here reigns supreme, the "Queen of May"
Catawbs's stream majestic flows
With ceaseless roar disdaining e'en
Rough natures hold, he leaping throws
The scattered spray that widening seems
Amystic veil Of crystal sheen. 3,
y The rumbling mill, pict'resquely viewed
Mid dripping stones ofmossy green,
Monctnous, slow, in sullen mood, e2-; S.
Makes echo to the noisy stream
That louder echoes back again. s~r 81
The sluggish '.aat, !" to yonder shore .-'
Securely fast, tugs at its chain, 'a. --,
Orlazy swinging: to and fro ss.:, 49,
It rises now, then sinks again,
As each successive wave sweeps by.
Far up and down, on either side, 80
The waving cane and willows grow;
cv~a<,,,r a%t,o1, cooy,o RI hide
By meeting lines, the waters flow,
As distance lends narrowing view.
Beyond the stream, within the vale
That nestles dokn among the hills,
The farmhouse neat, with rustic pale,
But swells the charm-yet deeper fills
With beauty's spell, the distant scene.
To cheerful homes, returning may
? Fen now be seen, therustic crew;
The labors Of well spent day
Their toll again, at eve renew,
= In deeds Of mercy and Of love.
The tired horses, stripped of gear, :
Now waHowing, roll upon the ground;
The lowing kline attentive hear
The milk-maid' scall-the warning sound
That brings them lettering from the fields.
tn impatient swine discordant squeal,
In.haste to make their wants appear;
While following close their keepers heel,
The bleating flock bring up the rear -.
OF noisy arm-yard' 9 evening din.
Above, below, around, beyond,
Alfnature with q gorgeous hue, 80.
And warbled notes, and murnured sound
= OF birds, and brooks, enchanting woo ..
The artists pen, the poets song. ... -:
N. c., May Sch, 1857. ....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-07-11

par Deacon Brown lately took occasion to ad,
minister a reproof to old Joe for swearing. Joe
listened attsntiyely to his words, seemed to appre.
ciate the e1hortaion, and when he had concluded,
replied as follows: 'The fact is, deacon, I may
swear great deal, and you may pray great deal
but neither of us mean anything by it, :" The dea.
con aludes to Joe as an instance Of total deprayi
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