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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-19
nEtcasoRHooD NEWS,
OTTAWA COUNTY.

i7'' 1921. OTTAWA COUNTY. '-'
j From the PIT. Clinton Union: Jas X. New
conner, Democratic friend, late of the edi-
torial fraternity, aud .whilom. one of our
Port Clinton fellow citizens, has been nomi-
mated by the party as a candidate for the
State Legislature, from Fulton County
CzoouEf.-Th his popular game has made its
appearances in this vicinity, it having been
inaugursted BY an accomplished young lady
Of this place. It is good diversion for young
and old of both sexes, and az an amusement
has no features that can be unfavorable cri-
tized even by precisely -orth0dox people
Perhaps If there were more of such recrea-
tion BY which to while away tedious and
monotonousl moments il would be a good
thing for the health and harmony of society
here, there might be less gossip and more
real goodness in the community .
There is but little change in the wool
market and prices continue steady at former
quotations. In the opinion of many, wool
viii not commend much higher prices this
year. Fleecesr are light aud in a fine condi-
ton, SO the farmers fail to get the same
weight af fleece az last year. In one instancs
. farmer in this county who fheared twenty
more sheep than he did last year, got I27
pounds less wool.
WOOD COUNTY.
p The Perrysburg Journal says Captain
L. o. Locke, purposes building new boat,
to ply between Maumee City, this place and
TOLEDO. The new steamer will be 80 feet
in length, With 20 feet beam, and will be so
constructed az 10 draw but l6 inches water.
The preliminary arrangements are nearly
completed, aud the work will be commenced
next week. 1t is expected that the new
steamer viii be in running trim by the
middle Of September. So '+.I.'
HANCOCK COUNTY. 80 lss,l!'" .
From the Findlay papersI-For the last
two weeks wool has still been coming in
briskly, and keeps its own very well in
price. 1t is estimated that $50, 900 pounds
has already been purchased in this place !;
audscontrary to what we expected, we are
informed that nearly, if not quite, one half
Of the clip is yet in the hands Of the farmers.
This shows large increase in the quG,.tity,
a. well as the quality Of the wool in our
country. 49, The N. i. Church building is
making good hsadwsy. The roof is now
being put on, and the edifce begins TO as
isume, formidable proportions. The new
Congregational Church is'risiug slowly but
surely. Upon splendid foundation, the
bzick are being rapidly laid The basement
story OF the new Union School building is
completed, aud presents fine appearance
-.--. -Findlay sent it's quota in the form Of
the sDreadnaughtY Hook and Ladder COM
pany, to compete for ithe silver.tipped elk
horns, at the Bellefontain tournament on the
Fourth, with instructions not to return with
out them-dnd they didn1i '''fu
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Ad;utsnt General Cowen has gone to
Washington to close up the ofice of the
Chic Military AGENCY in that city. He is
ordered by the Governor to investigate the
affairs of that Office and the conduct of the
agent, and transfer the papers and claims in
process ef settlement to bis own Office at
Columbus from vheipe he viii prosecute ths
olsims on behalf Of the ssstes free of expense
IN ths soldisfs.
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Am Ordinance.

ing Breach Of the Peace.
Be il ordained BY tks Council ffhe Incorporated
Vilage Of Betlevas, Ohso That If any person shall
unlaWfully assault or threaten another In menace
ing manner, shall unlawfully strike or wound an
sum not Exceeding twenty-five dolars, OF be imprfs Z
oned in the Jail Of the county, such other place Of
imprisonment a. may be provided by the Csun il Of
said village for period not exceeeing ten days. OF
both fne and imprisanmsnt at the discretion Of the
Mayor.
SKO.2. That il fasy person shsll provoke sttsmpt
to provoke anotherto commit bfseuh Of peaes, fs
fhal be 6ned in any sum not exceeding ten dollars
nor lets than one dollar.
JESSE HASKELL, Mayor.
VI. Z. GRlINz, Recorder
Passed July 18th, 1867.
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de ones, since they are 50 much trouble to
your Would il not te an act 4 mercy for
him 10 remove them from ysu, ever more
p Eurn ausei foh 2 ',sn,' would
rsslb rel fos they .ustsis e. their
chila aren, be rfspoasibil,9 that rests upon
them, and the Obligations they owe to thoss
immortal beings dedicated 10 them. Mors'ists
may preach. educators may lsbor. and physi=
clans prescribe, but the future Of the child
depends tspon parental discipline. parental
cerpsel. and maternal love. TrAcHEx.
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ECONOMY ISWEALTH.-Franklin..

N'CUNlUMf ! IS WEALId.-FfankIln.
h Why viii people psy $50 OF 500 for Sewing
Machine, when SIS will buy . better one for 81
PRACTICAL purposesf Notwithstanding reports to
the eOntraEV, the WbscribeTE ,bsg to fbfofm tAeir
Liox" Machines can be had in any quantity. This
machine is doubla thread, ecnstruetsd upon sntirs
ly new principiSs, and DOES soF infringe uPsn any
other in the world. 1t is swphstiesily the poor
mans Sewing Msehins, and is warranted 10 excsll
ALI otherS as tkousabds Of patrona VIII tsstfF. Il
TAGB6B EARfFDs- Ds-Gschinss sentyto Agsais
OF trial, and giseH esay to fsuLlies Who ere needy
2sns. l'0 Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE.

Is therefore hereby. given that, We giIk al s.id
wheat ct pablie ahctioh te the hehest bid1s 81
0face lat ths Fremont Wsrshouse) In Fremont, On
Saturday the third (3dl day Of August nsxt, at 10
O'Clock A. n. Bids will he received at 20 much Per
bushel fog the entire gaHstY, and ths grain viii Be
weighed out 10 the purchaser who VIII be required
TO pay for same and take il away immediately.
J. L. RAwSON 4 Co.
Fremoat, July Q, 5s6f.-3sw4. ~ if-fq - -
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EssENSEKs NOTICE E-Thisn to give ,Sse nssice,
in bankruptcy was issued sganst the estate
Of Samuel NJ. Lutes, of Riley Township, IN the
County Of ssndusy and State Of Ohio, who has osen
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
psyment OF any debts and delivery Of any property ~
longing 20 seh bsnkrspt to hfa, or for hs nse SEQ
the transfer ofsny property BY him are forbidden
to prove their debts, and choose one or more as-
sgnees Of hs ssests Will be held at Court OF Bank
ruptey, TO be holdsn at Noryalk, Huron county. Pc
before franklin Sawyer. Esq., SsglseI, On ine is'
= E.HAsTIEGS,
aqs-v7. O. 8. Marshal, % Messenger.
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TIE Mexican Government have +efused to
afloI the French Minister TO depart from
thst county, alleging that they have ah ac-
eSunt 10 settle With frsuee before be leaves.
This policy, i persissed IN, wa updodbtsai:.
" lead to another war with France. The
pefsops Of Ambassadors are sacred In inter
national law, and DO country csa toieFste
the imprisonment of its representatives.
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AUCTION SALE.

WfHERE4s, the late sFremoat Warehouse Co.. -
w deposited in our Wa rehouse in Frsneet aboat
nine hundred and seventy mine (9T9) bushels Of old
wheat, in bad condition and in danger Of great de-
probation In value, by bsiDg longer tsrt IN store
and they refuse 70 take the same swsy and pay
charges thereon.
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twill surprise no thinking citizentp knex
that Regqtiatiops are in progress for the
transferrspee Of the Ssndgish Islands fo
the United Staten. Mr. Harris, cha chief
minister Of the government of the Ialsnds,
has lately come hithsr sn . special mission;
and if the truth were known We suspect il
would appear that ouronayal authoritissl on
the Pacific Ocean haVe been for some months
under secret insttuetions, in cane Of fthedealh
Of the present king he having no legitimate
successor or heir, to seize the islands in the
name Of and for the United States. 81 The
native rsce is rapidly dying out civilization
10 fatal TO them, and by the year 1899. atths
present rate of decrease, they will ali be
gone. The vbitepopuistion iassvsr4l thoua
sand, chiefly American, who are the principal
business men, planters and government
officers. By location, BY eommetcisls asso-
ciation and uses and by the right of conFerg
sion to christianity, the islands afe fairly
psrsJ esha in enc way or smother il hzsbcsD
for some time evident thst we shall speedily
inherit them. The sugar for the Pacific
States is chiefly raised there; they are half
way acr6ss Tie Paci6c ocean to China and
Js1an: andodr 9,halers make them common
readezyoas. sYManifest destiny" must have
It's gsy, and, the Sandwich, Islands be, ours
ID fact and form, as in tepdeDeies and spirit,
N-rT4
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n SsLRF,s HUCHU Is the oUEz for pain an
IL, weakness IN the back and loins; aud al thoss
com plaints resulting from derengsusat Of the kid
neys and urinary organs. Sold IN largs bottles By
the druggists- j ; sHARRAI. R8LkH, D o.,
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Gen. John o. Lee has accepted the nomi-
nation for Lieutepant Governor on the Union
tidket In 2plaesof Samuel Galloway. o1u9si
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The Oropa.

The grain crOpAhis year, it is anticipated,
viii be the greatest crop that ever grown
in tie United States. A careful analysis Of
information from all parts of the States
shows that the total acreage in wheat Is loto
Is per cent. greater than last year. Ina ma
iority of the States the breadth Of winter
wheat is a. great as usual, and that of spring
Sheat much greater. The reports of the
condition of the crop show that il is much
better than last year. and the harvest is esti-
mated at 2OO. .90O. 900 bushels. The harvest
is eheady ssariy eomPlesed, and With few
exceptions the grein hss been gathered in
6ns condition Better Eeatbsrl fcs securing
the wheat crop pOuld sael hsEs ben desired.
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The nstional banking law says that where
the states have no fixed legal rate of interest,
the banks can charge u per cent. Where
they have, the banks are to follow the state
law or rate, .o...o o.4ah o,it 10 81
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CALEoF REAL Es,TATE n

- & -
Gall OF REAL ESTATE BIZ
- ORDER OF COURT Lon the s4th dsy Of Arsust
1857, at one o'clock in the afternoon at the door o
the Court House. In the city Of Fremont, county oi
Ssndusky, and State Of Ohio, will be sold to The
highest bidder the following real estate a. the pro.
perty Of Aeig.l Entmipger, deceassd. to-wit: Ths
seus part Of the south half the southeast quarter
OF seatipn twenty t20 township i've sJ range thir.
seen lS3 containing thirty acres Of land, more o.
less appraised ct $500. Also the folionx piece Of
parcel Of laud to.wit: Beginning at the northsssi
corner Of the south half Of the northeast quarter
section twenty nine (29D townshis dvs i6.} Fss,rj
thirteen 13) thence west eighty $50, sods; tis1S<
south twenty 2o) rods thence east eighty (so) rods
thence north twenty coy rods to the place Of BEGIN
ming, containing ten Qo acres OF land appras ed q
$3.50. G5ttffl
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash In hand, the bal
snce in one and two years, deferred psJments to b.
est payable annually. -
DANIEL BAKER,
Adrinistrator Of Abigail Entsmipeer. DECD
By J. L. GRExSE Soy, his Att'ys.
July 10, lse7-2ss4. NJ O.
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The mystery Of Santa AnnA's visit; 70
Mexico, and his arrest ut Sisais is cleared up
bys letter Of Secretary eewsrd IN reply 70
Nr- Nsphagy, who had demanded That our
Government should interfcre to procure his
release. It appears from this ststeIneut that
Santa Anna sailed from New York 10 Vera
Cruz On secret and hostile expedition 10
centrsvestion Of our neutrality laws, and
that be went ashore at siual not only volun-
tarily, but in spite Of the wishes Of the
cenmander Of. tie Fesssl in Which be was
conveyed thithsr sss - Z g goi's'
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wi KAssas O., July Is, 1861.

Eo.Iv.J KANSAS, o., July Is, 1867.
EDS. JoUpSIr:-"Kausas is still on the
AFiseAstiIi fourishiss!. LcSg may she
wsve.s' Asaddls md harness maker has
lately swelled III business usssis' department. The
DSctorsn new dwelling hsuss II at last corn-
plstsd, and every thing seems TO say sKsnsas
mas ! future bskors her" We can boast, too,
Of an inventor, who hs, lsteiy come 10
notice-he having Invented and put into sc-
tive operation a drill for penetrating the
PsUITd limestone rock to procure water. II
you should see this mschipe am sure your
Imagination could not conceive the purpose
9oa Which II wa, mAds; But It does its work
ysry we'll Often il has penetrated deep in
70 the bowels of the earth and opened com
municaiion with the crystal stream. "Hs
snlfteth the rock With :Jessies irsd rod and the
Waters come forth. +" '9''''s,' ~ :
Is i was Asted WY Ksnsaaa.. va, ike stable;
ana the answer was Because t6eifs are St.lls
in H." Although we do not advocate the
Lynch Law here. still the Lyrebes are toler-
sted, We need have no fears, Of burglars
but We could not well DO without our Keys
never admired ash trees very much for
shade, though the Ashes sre numerous here
and I find then, quite pleasant. ] used, to
have 4 kind Of horror for fire in towns, g.
pecially in dry weather, but they appear to
beYery indifferent here as, the live Coles
are permitted to remain 10 any part Of the
town, No Canary birdscr Linnets cheer our
town with their matin or vssper songs, but
the little Martins often pay U.S. friendly
visit. How good thing il is to live love
and fellowship one with another. V
F. O. IAr1Us
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Letter From Cleveland

se!iHl ID 1sd orrvrLAsD July, IS, 1867. a
Eds; Journal: We have been slow tokeep
Che promise Of "aletter," /" only because every
city has its excitemsnts and while we have
had 50 much here, it has been iupessible 20
make fair beginning dsfdu stoa sGJ
| .,,,,.,a,. THE BLACK GRooK.,,,z sdI mir
In Cleveland has been drawing 'sPlena
did houses" ," and if you are ss great a lover
Of good dnGipg as ourselves, you will lend
The brillancy Of your eyes to o scene UNI
riyslled in its gorgeous appointments, and
scatter the fragrant petals of your tea and
tubeTroses at the tiny feet Of Signcretts
Jovetts, WHO flies through the air +, like q
silver winged Maid Of the Mist. ruodi asdi
,.J, I.srELYRYIA ssARIsroeRAcK" h8e .loer
Took a plank dowp"i in Bon e. last night,
Imagine il you. can, an awkward, red. d.isced,
sun sun burnt 'meaty% Elsbrsided wopan with
an rimmsnse bonnet farerfaced, Il bearing an
indigorb,lue and a striped-sspdy pink f4ose
that none ,fFers Prsisipg,y; and fan large
enough to have foated the Ark upon, ac-
compained with 2 green jawky Who insisted
upon cushionjng his muddy hoofs. something
smaller than gRod sized fat -boat, upon the
fashionable foldsof our delicate greep-silh,
and prOclaiming the Black Crook "a dehced
humbug.' The continued attempts. and the
final failure to hide that wopons face with
our Aattering fan was lsughable. Theehousei
was immensely crowded. "DemonaD Dance"
of New York popularity, is keeping up the
spirit and zsktof theatfisals. us 20 e
The Fremont Journal missed ps last weekl
thing thsi!has not occurred Until TDoav,
for years. Here in cleveland there is noo
thing in @arkst Of ans, value except blue
forget-ne-nots The plants do not sscm to-
thrive Eell here; sAd we have been wonder,
ing if Fremont ia praised for ahealthier soil.
Farewellsl You shall dhears from lusi again,
soon. ?; s7sdT .hirov bDKsFRE n
]
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That vifulent rebel iToombs, of Georgia,
has been pardonsd by the President.
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taioR Pacific Bail HoaS.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
Il ROAD COMPANY are now constructing ,
Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
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KY-epssisi Attention sizsu to ths ExcAAnse OF
ssSen-TkirtJ Ee3ss of al the Hsriea for the Aep
Fiys,Zssas5 DeuaGofl % ,As tee9ss, hsesssae
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Letter from Clyde. ,I !

/
No.x CLYDE, July IL, 1867.
Editors Journal: The exhibitions given on
Thursday and Friday evenings last, in DON
aldson's Hall, by the young gentlemen. and
ladies' of Clyde Lodge |. o. 6. T., were
highly creditsbIe to those engaged. Consid-
ering that the performers were all new hands,
and had only few days for practice the
performances were good, and handsome sum
was realized for the benefit Of the Lodge.
It is hoped our young folks may be induced
to Try their hands again. ,C -,srg.
The wheat harvest is shout secured and is
in excellent shape, As 70 the yield We can
only guess, but II certainly bids. fair to be
good, perhaps many fields win yield 25 bush
els to the acre wbiIs the average will be near
" Is bushels. Oats are shorty very short il.
many places--and the yield must be below
the, average. .....r IA =. ,,la. f..t,st
The Mayors Court" has been doing q
good business since Sunday, One or two
fgh;s several drunks, and general Sun
day selling Of whisky, hsre furnished the
court q big grist There il a disposition on
the part of::a few whisky men" eounsslled
by 3 shining light Of the legal profession,
who is himself constant worshipper at
the shrine ,Cf Bacehus, as we'll as an able ex-
ponent Of ofconstitutional Law and malpractice,
70 ignore all lsB,. and subject the yillsge To
dsily. scenes Of drunkenness, spd sriotiag.
Especially do they seem bound to vsDd rum
on The Sabbath. The village authorities in
tend to stop this. 1t il bad enough, say they,
| 70 have whisky sold on weak days. 1t seems
likely the authorities will triumph for Nay
or Lennon seems bound TO visit the penalty
of the law, upon all offenders o. rui,qs 4oi
Whisky selling on the Sabbath viii GER
tainly prove uppro6tabls in ClJde. 4 II 10
hoped it may become Improbable altogether.
AA,c,ime ever committed in our village since
it's incorporation, has resulted from strong
drink. There is nota case on ths. Mayors
Docket that did not originate in intoxiestibg
drinks except two. After slhswe have few
intenperate people in proportion TO cur popu.
lsiion than any torn,in this section of'coun-
1 try.r,..t t..,.-t 4 Al Gsriu I489gs iUlnTa : 9rf
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.ezzTEEq
In St. olair's Block, 4ssrly opposite tn.
Post Office, upstairs.
April Il, lssJ,-asyi,
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NB.-An kinds Of Governn,ent Securities reeeiv
sSoy. = scnds. 1iSc, s'S' ' sas"'' ''' Wv
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II forms the sole Western link the only route TO
the Pacific which is adopted By oongrefs and aided
bs the issue Of United States Bonds.
Their road Is already eompieted, equipped and
running for u miles tom SacramenfofO within y
miles Of the summit q the SIerras, knd 4 large
amount afths work Of Grading, Tunnefling, &C., be-
yond that point has been accomplished.
The hrst Mortgage Bonds Of this eompAnyi afford
unusual nducsmsnts for safety and PROFIT to Invest
ors, for ths following among other reasons, viz:
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R.mi.s.nsss n.y DO mad. 10 draAs en- Nav r fork,
or IN Legal Tender Notes, lSstional Bank Notes. or
other fuhds eurfsst In this city, and the Bonds Vi
bsfosysrdsa ltog sny sdAyssS fel EksssA Ifrea sf
otherwise, win receive punctual attsntion. i,.a
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90 b nAiAd5liS
Central Pacific r. r. Company,
200 % KAWA3iih

This Company Is constructing under the patron
age Of the United STATES 94psrrnent, the Western
end OF the Crest Nsonsi Railway ACROSS the CONT
nent.
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- ~ u tE aE
Theiriins viii tend from Sacramento, California,
across the Sierra Nsvadas to the California State
line, sraversinx the richest and most populous
ticn Of CALIFORNIA;, and themes through the great
mining regions Of the ferstcfes ths Vicinity Of
Salt Lake City. -'s7 7a s7ior'
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FISK SasfuR BssAsrs nd Dsslsts IL govern.
mend Securities, Nos, Nsssaa Street, n. \,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-05
The Port of Memphis.

The channel hence to Cairo contains
six and half feet. The channel of the
Arkansas river has improved fewinches
in consequence of recent rains. White
river is slowly rising with three and
half feet on the bars to Augusta.
The Pilgrim is announced for Little
Rock at five this evening.
The Luminary is advertised to leave
for New Orleans at FIVE clock.
WANTED. "A situation as steamboat
clerk, by gentleman of experience and
integrity, with best city reference. In
quire at the LEDGER printing Office. I
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, cur arrangements en-
ebling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex-
anime our STYLES of work and nrces. I