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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-22
POLITICAL NEWS AND RUMORs.


Mr. Vallsndigham writes to friend in
Washington that he i confident of getting
the caucus nomination for United States SEN
ator.
Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, is to
deliver an address within few daysin New
York city on the present condition of the
South.
The pupils of seminary at Georgetown.
KY, were required to wear Confederate
badges at a Democratic celebration, last
week. At the same time the United States
flag was pulled down from the Kentucky
University at Lexington, KY, by one of the
students.
The 1Ti6une's special says official reports
show that the Government has lost by the
non collection of the whisky-tax alone the
past year upwards of S1OO,0OO.OOO. The
loss on tobacco is set down at $25, ,000, 900.
These losses are attributed to the corruption
and mismanagement of the collectors.
The propositionof the New York World
that the blacks of the South should have
the right TO vote after five years proba-
ton would have been regarded rs ultra radi-
cal two years age. Two years is the usual
difference between Radical and a Conser-
vative.
Attorney General Stanbery has been in
consultation with VIM. NJ. Evarts, who is 10
represent the Attorney General in Davis
trial. They came to the conclusion not to
proceed with the case at present, but 10
postpone it to some time not yet determined
upon, but which will be fixed upon by con-
sulting with United States District Attorney
Chandler.
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New Barber Role.-A new Barber
Pole has been set up before the little build
ing east of KEssLER's HOTEL. By the way,
the reason why these poles are Eebraized
and made to appear as one would expect a
candy shop sign 10 look, has been unearth-
ed by some antiquarian. The barber's pole
originated in the primitive ages, when the
barber was also phlebotomizer. 1t was
the custom to wrap the bloody bandages
around a broom stick, and stand it at the
door for sign.
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Weston started on his third trial of 100
miles in "a hours from Silver Creek, N. Y,
to Ashtabula, O., last Friday. He reached
Conneaut, o., 81 miles and had three hours
to spare, in which he could easily have made
the other miles, but his feet were SO swol-
len that it was deemed best not to attempt
it. Fl has two more trials yet.
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Pages picture of Admiral Farragut, which
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picture is now On exhibition at the artists
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A lady in Wisconsin recently, plunged in
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Ing. Her crinoline Goated her, and, clinging
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and the whole party drihed safely to the
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In the County of Medfna.

September uAy or
COMMON PLEAs.-0n TUESDAY the 18Th DAY OF Fab
Tuesday the 10th day of Nav.
Tuesday the Sd day Of November. -.rs e. &
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The good work undertaken by the Wash
iDgton Library Company of Philadelphia,
for the endowment of the Riverside Insti-
tute as national Home and College for the
orphans of those soldiers who were fed at
the Noble National Refreshment Saloon of
that city, goes braYely on. That their noble
object may be most surely accomplished,
they have issued FIVE series of fine steel
p,a,, 80. ee..."raVings, one Of which is given with
every share of stock sold, at prices much be-
low their retail value. In connection with
this superb indurement, every shareholder
is guaranteed persent in the great distrir
button of 100000 worth. Many of them
are quite fortunes of themselves We no.
tice that one is worth as high as $4,000, an
other 1000, another SIS, 900, one $4,000
one 81, 900, two $25O0 each, and large
number raging from $IO0Oto $50 each. Read
Advertisements
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IN TIE DISTRICT oOTIpT ~

tnH OloIhIII COURT OF
d5 ne gnised States, for the Northern District .,
In Bankrupcy AT Cleveland. in the ssiS
me !otn DAY OF November, 1s67-Northsro NJ IN
tlct oI Ohio, ss-Take notice thst retition ~.
% az aisS IN ss'd Court BY William Sloane, Of Oyds
declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Cens,ss.. -
n.lcn 20, lsol for discharge. ana cert a. " ~
InsTso rom Al his debts ard other claims
DsSs 10 Sad mat the l7th dag Of DscsmSsr
q tne same' when and where you nav Ettsn5 .ng
sno~ e4nse, any you have, Why the 1raysr ~ Az
SAG petition shall not bs grSnted. u 'ne
You will also take notice that tha .o..-,
third meetings Of Creditors REQUIRED 9 and
6esn ssencns Of aid Act win be held by order Of ssid
court on the l4th day OF December, iss7 y "a
2cOGA Ta N, at Norwalk, in said Distric, before
Court. eIs FspI g.. OF said
Clerk Of the District Court.
10 the Creditors of said Bankrupt. 5FEo
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In the County of Summ,,.

DISTRICT oouRr-Thursdsy the I7ih day Of Sen.
GosHoS PLEAs--Tuerday the 2sth day of J.pua,v
Tuesday the 2sth day of APril. VI January
Wednesday the 14th day of October
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The NORTH AMERIcAN REVIEW, Octot sr
1867. Boston; Ticknor d Fields:
The North An,erican for the present quar-
ter contains several papers of marked rub
lie interest, although nothing quite SO start
ling as the exposures of official corruption
which have characterized some of is later
issues, The report of Mr.. Jenckeq, Of Rh de
Island, on the "Civil Service Of the United
States, aud his speech accompanying the
same, delivered in the House of Representa-.
tiyes last January, form the subject of a
short but excellent article, TO which brief
pf the LII repRded is appended. After
pointing out the evils daavoidably resulting
from the present mcde Of app 'inting miuor
"tsci cts:ccfs IN the Civil Service, without refer
ence to the fitness of the applicant; aud the
absence Of sufficient motive, lowing to the
uneertain tenura Of his ptiice) to excel on
the part of the appointee, the reviewer
briefly sketches the usages in Eugland and
the continent of Europe in this particular
showing that those countries without excep-
tion, look to the qualification of the appli-
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the County ofLorain.

L0FUTn.
November. avn my oi
COMMON Pleas On uepdsy the Sd day of March
Tuesday the I'd day of June - -A~i'u
Tuesday The l7th day of November.
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NOTICE-All persons indebted to
L DR.. W. GsoAr, will please Gall and s-ttle at
once either bJ cash note, ~ after the middle Of
December 81 esGiws will be left with attorney or
collection, s1-i9 J,W, 6R0IT,
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With Illustrations, Tales Essays, Music
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And that said order be published for tbree mi,
ner provided by law. " @Ns nsn-
Tne Hon; 8 Burke, one of the Judges of said III.
trct was duly notified of the time and nlsca ~ ~
meeting, but failed to attend VI 'nii
Witness the official signatures of n m.io-;+-...,
judges OF said Fourth judicial District Al ne % .'
mon Pleas Clerks 0fics in the City of Cievei.S
A D 1857. tfis = y Sep'smper
John Fitch, Walter p. Stone, Horace ro.,o
Samuel B. Prentiss; Judges. -. ootei
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THIRD SUBDIVISION,

'e OOuHIy OF Cuyahogn.
9. DISTRICT CouLT On Tuesday the I'D day of
ruary. u"J Vi req
Monday the 1Ith day of Nav. ..-.
Wednesday the 4th day of Novem5ar.
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In the County Of n,,a, WIN.

DISTRICT COURT On Thursdav the 1s,h
April. "o AO'h oay oil
GohkoN PLEAs.-On Thursday the 5th dsv of Nav
Tuesday the 27th day OF October. - nay
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The State Of Ohio, Sdnd'ssky County, S. "a.
IL: r. GEPHART. Jerk of the oop,ts ,v,,,,,. =. ,
ior sald county: do hereby certify that the ahovs
s9 tr1e copy OF the original order now on the ;o,r'
6cially. and aix the seal OF sa;d r.J4 naa1 ~ OF
mont, this 3lst day of October, A 1857 = Stt
..lSn -. ]. r. GEPHART
1f-1S Clerk, SanduskY C,ouDtv OLi
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THE ACE is the name of new magazine
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HARPER's WEEKLY.-We publish this
week the Prospectus Of this well-known
illustrated paper. 1t is without doubt the
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trations, it is a first class literary sheet.
Harper contains nothing but what is worth
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ry library should contain. Read the Pros
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Splendidly Illustrated.

NIIIOAI NOAIO 70 UF THE FkE9s,
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Gen. o. o. Howard, Chief of the Freed
mems Bureau, is only 81 years old.
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FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the County of Sanan.l.r

april. uAJ
COMMON PLEAS On Monday the 1orb d,r =, T..
ruary. N"J VI reo-
Monday the 4th dry of MAY.
Monday the 18th day of October.
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M0ore's Rural New Yorker,
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THE RURAL is the Leading and Largest
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FOR SALE.-A very desirable va
Will be sold ct brrgain.
oAAFIELD l. co, ct the Postofhce:
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NOR T.-Mrs. Brainard's
Brick Dwelling. on oroghan Street.. Enquire
AIS. In. KELLER.
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E0R SALE.-A valuable lot, on
IL Garrison Street, for sale ct . very low price.
CAkFIELD CO., at the Postofhce.
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Nem advertisements.
TIMEs FOR HOLDING COURT.

10 aud for the County Of SandusEy and STATE Of
Ohio; 1t 10 srGsred that the Courts Of the Fonrtb
JSd'cal District ofihe State of Ohio for the year
leoa, commences and will be held as follows.
FIRST SUBDIVISION,
I'm the County of Erie.
April W VI
cOAAoN PLEAs'-On Monday the 27th day ( jan
uRry.
Monday the 18th day Of May
Monday the 5th day Of October.
In the County of Huron.
DISTRICT CouRr.-On Monday the 2sth day -of
APRIL
COMMON PLEAs.-on Monday the Gath day of Feb
Monday the sth day of Jupe.
Monday the 9th day of November.
In the County of Lucas,
April. VI
ruary. ~ " w
Monday the 18th day Of May,
Monday the 2oth day of October
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F0R SALE.-A splendid Farm, on
IL the Rollesville road, 81 mills west of Fremont
containing 100 acres Of the very best land, with
good large farm barn, good house, SO acres Of excel
lent timber all Improvements in good condition and
. hne young orchard. Will be soldfor 5000 with
easy paymsnts.
cAKFIELD CO., ct the POstOfRce.
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EOR SALE.-Three good new two
II story houses with large lots, good cellars
wells, eisterns, fences and all improvements, on
Wayne Street. south Of the Railroad in the pleasant
est part Of the city. Each house contains eight
rooms with closets, pantres, &e, arranged with re-
ference to convenience Prices from $500 to $4,000
CAMFIELD & CO., at the PostofRce.
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THE
MARSHALL HOUSE.
J. A. MAYS, Proprietor.
T HE

ME Proprietor of this well known and pop
l. ular House would inform bis friends and the
travelling public, that he has leased the "Mar-
shall House" and is now prepared to accom-
modate regular and transient Boarders with
boarding and lodgings. He respectfully solic-
its share of public patronage. feeling conf
dent Of giving entire satisfaction to the most
fastidious.
His Table will be found supplied with the
best productions of the market and country.
His whole attention will be given to his
House, as it Is his object to make the sojourn
of the traveller and stranger pleasant.
Connected with the House are q we'll kept
Bar and handsome Billiard Saloon.
Also on the premises a Livery Stable we'll
supplied with Horses and Buggcs for hire.
The proprietor only asks, that his House be
frequented, to es, ablish its orderly government,
and TO prove the comfort of the traveller.
jan. rs, 1857, 4O-tf
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FAMILY RIGHTS
SOLD
AT The Low Price of $40.

RB guarantee to prove the above before
exciting the money: and vii! show the expeer-
i:nent gratuitou,'y to any one desirous of seeing
IL
N. r. E. MAYER, Pateutee.
Chester, 8. G.
d. o. HAWTHORN,
Due W est, s. G..
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ABpEvILLE, 8. c., Feb. IL, 1867.

county rights.
ABpEvILLE, s. c., Feb IL. 1867.
hereby certify that have given the pre-
rarstion for washing purposes. invented by Mr.
n Il. T. Mayer. of Chester, 5. c.. fair and
impartial trial, and ind it will accomplish oil
he claims for it. No better invention could be
placed before the public thnn the Soap Of
''washing made easy My wife has been using
it for the last welve tnonths and will state a
single fact in illustration of the value PLACE
upol, the article. My servant girl commenc
our washing at eight'o'clock A b., and at half
past ten A. N. of the same day, she had eighty.
three pieces most beautifully washed aud hang
ing on the lines. A number of these pieces
were bed-quiits, sheets and slirts. and will
add that she had the benefit Of the Universal
Clothes Wriuger" ON which to wiring them out.
ISAAC BRANCH, M. d.
MRS DIR. l. BRANCH.
ABBEvILLE, S. c., Feb IL. 1857.
We hereby certify that we have reen the pre-
parat,on for washing purposes invented by Mr
N. r. e. Mayer. of Cllestsr District. S. c., and
we're astonished at the result. An ordinary
linen handkerchief was hesmeared with grease
and SCOT from q stove and in o very short time
It was made perfectly white and clean by the
use Of this preparation in cold water.
G. Med. MILLER.
W. T. PENNY.
h T. TUSTEN.
Feb Is. 1861 "a e.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


RY virtue OF sundry wrs of Fieri Facias
HD to me directed, will sell at Abbeville
Cort House, on the first Monday in March
next, the following property. to wit:
l House aud Lot III Cokesbury, containing
1t acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
Sam Simmons, B. Glass and the street, levied
'on as the property of G. w. Conuor. ads. A. J.
Clinkscales.
$40 Acres Of Land. moro Or less. bounded BY
DR.. c. Il. Moseley, Francis Arnold and Others
levied on as the property Of Isaac Logan, ads
J. w. Clinkscaes and others.
100 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
Joseph Bell, James Hodge and others, levied on
as the property of William Moore, sds Geo. B.
Clnkscales and others.
400 Acres Of Lnnd, more or less, bounded by
lands of w. II. Davis, r. A. Griffin and oihe rs |;
also. House and Lot in Greeuw ood, containing
40 Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of w.
McKeliar, F. Arnold and others, levied on Us
the property OF John II. TAR ant, ads NJ. A.
Sullivan.
House and Lot in the town of Abbeville,
fronting on the Public Square, aud bounded by
Derrius O'Neile and Washington street. levied
on as the property Of John McLaren, decd, ads.
Jamee Wild & CO.
Terms-CdSH
., H. s. cAsON, 8. AD
SherifFs Office, February II, 1857.
|. feb ID 16 I'd
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,.FATENTEDsAPRlLtl tlo.7 7,sas.
WASHING ) CLOTHES
WITHOUT RUBBING, BOIL
ING OR MA CHIWER Y
READ |! READ Z! READ

WHAT we claim 70. it, and guarantee that
w this Soap will do
1t is the best Soap ever invented for Wash
ing purposes;
i. Best, because there 10 no wood used.
& Bes. because it dispenses with the wash
board, as It requires no rubbing.
Best, because it saves one-third the Soap and
can be made by any lady in fifteen minutes.
4. Best. because it costs not exceeding IS
per year for the chemicals and there is no pos
sible chance Of injury to the clothes, as any one
will soy who has the right
s. Bess, because printers ink coach grease,
or dirt and grease Of any kind can be removed
without the slightest injury to prints or texture
and the most delicate lady can accomplish
days washing in an incredibly short time,
cleaner than BY boiling, and there is no neces-
sity for blueing as the clothes are bleached by
drying in the sun.
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w One.half Interest in this invention has
been purchased by Col D. o. HAWTHORN, of
Due West, AbbeviAe Dist, s. c., for the States
Of South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, and Ala
hama. Col HAWTHORN expects to visit por.
tions of these States for the purpose of selling
county rights