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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-14
Directors ;
NJ. Ros,GNsreoCK. Presid't.

THIS BANK WILL OPEN IT'S DOORS
II for regular business transActions on the
FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT, and will be
prepared 20 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell
Gold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, etc,
Exchange on ell the principal cities o I the
United States, Canadas and EUROPE.
Will allow interest on time Deposits. ana
make advances on c0llaterals or valuables.
Collections promptly attended to. 62-l3I
RALEIGH SPRING S.
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AUCTION SALES.
THE DAvrE PLACE

% .'I III sI.l'f NNH
II is just one mile aad quarter from Court
Square, adjoining and west of the residence OF
Judge Wright commands fine view Of the
city, and, in beauty Of location. is equaled by
bat few places around Memphis. The six acres
have been sub-divided into thirty lots, 90 by
100 feet :, each fronting on wide streets. Some
Of these ave IN ag ni6cent forest trees, each in
itself prize for yard. One Of the lots has n
handsome two-story dwelling, with eight spa
cious rooms. besides closets. halls porticos.
etc.; also two large cisterns. 4.
We are prepared to see this property go off at
unusually low rates; and shall therefore ex-
pect large number Of buyers looking out for
bargains. Weshall have on the grounds b. un-
tiful refreshments-as cold ham, beef, cheese,
crackers. pickles. lager beer, and other name:
less stimulants. Also an abundance OF ice and
cistern water.
Terms unusually liberal The sale will begin
at ii o'clock precisely, and omnibuses will
leave our Office at1OH o'clock. y
j. I. IRRELEVANT * SON., z
.e... r 30 Madison street. d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-14

N. B.-Country Merchants who want 70 close
out. lots Of certain Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
and Shoes. and Clothing will do well 10 call
early. ALL REMNANTS REGARDLESS
OF COST. tl 81
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M. KRAU = * @ o.
21e Main Street,

Corner of Adams, OPP. the wor.ham House.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15


The Court The February term of tn,
Court Of Common Pleas for Sandusky Ooun,
ty, opened on Monday the IIth inst, Judg'
W. F. srosr, of Sandusky, presiding. The
court room, has been crowded with witnesses
and spectators during the opening days o.
the season, al hough no cases ofespecial pub
lie interest have yet been taken up. The
docket is unusually full, there being ninety
three cases besides those to which the Stats
is a party. The cases already disposed oi
are as follows:
VIM. Gillespie VS.. W. H. CLARK, ct. al,
dismissed
W. Edwards, ct al. VS.. Krebs q Boardman,
money only, Judgment for plaintiff.
q. Garretsou d Go. VS.. Krebs q Boardman
money only, Judgment for plaintiff.
Peaks d Go. VS.. Krebs q Boardman, mo-
ney only, Judgment for plaintiff.
@. II. Applegate d Brother vs.. Krebs 4
Boardmsn. money only, Judgment for plain.
tiff.
Hslsted d States VS.. Krebs d Boardman,
money only, Judgment for plaintiff.
R. D. Bates d Co. vs. Krebs d Boardmsn, J,
money only. judgment for plaintiff.
q. Garretson 4 Go. vs.. Mathew N. Coe,
verdict for plaintiff.
Hannah Thompson VS.. Harrison Thomp-
son, divorce decree for plaintiff
W. B. Sanford vs.. Krebs & Boardman,
money only, Judgment for plaintiff.
Jacob Myers vs.. john B. Rice money on
Iy Judgment for plaintiff.
Jacob Heitschew es. B. W, Stevenson,
settled. I
Jane Bachusys. Augustus Bachus, divores
granted. b
Adam Drum VS. Andrew Rou.ch ct. al,
judgmen. for plaintiff.
&C. & T. r. r. VS.. Jacob Bowlus dismissed
WI. Keilsyvs. d. Reynolds ct. al, de.
fault and order for sale of lands.
Henry Weis vs.. r. VickOry ct. al, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Mansfield d %. VS., Lyman Ames, settled.
j. L. Mansfield vs., Ly man Ames, settled.
A. N. Dennis vs.. r. Van Broeklin ct. al,
Judgment rendered and order for sale Of lands.
Charles Frank d Go. VS.. Lewis Wooley
ct. al, Judgment rendered and order for sale
of lands.
t. Stilwell, VS.. Conrad Miller, Judgment
for plaintiff.
Roberts q She don, vs.. George Wsggoner,
ct. al, Judgment for plaintiff.
Ed. Woodruff vs. Fremont Ware House
Company, settled.
Mary ]. Stevenson, vs.. Thos. j. Seavering,
ct. al, Judgment for plaintiff and order for
eale of lands.
Oscar Ball VS.. A1gelins Burrow ct. al,
Judgment for plaintiff and order for sale of
lands.
John McGrew VS.. J. P. Heicher ct al,
settled, ~ f
John Glenn VS.. g. D. Coonrad. judgment
for plaintiff. sea
S. A. j. Snyder vs. D. B. Anger, Judgment
for plaintiff and sale of lands ordered.
Geo. Grant VS.. Amos Overmyer, Judgment
for plaintiff and sale of lands ordered.
g james Neely VS.. Emily Neely, divorce.
dismissed by plaintiff.
Fred. Vandercook VS.. Jasper King ct. al,
verdict for plaintiff.
Ezra Holcomb VS.. @. G. Eaton, ct. al,
settled.
L. Leppelmsn VS.. j. Reed, judgment for
plaintiff.
State of Ohio VS.. John Davis and George
Bates, nolled.
State of Ohio VS.. George Bates, nolled.
g" s. (" Albert Mitchell, Dolled.
49," ( Thos. Anderson, nolled.
=" Peter Kessler, nolled.
(" W. J. johnson, nolled.
O.. Geo. Burrows, nolled.
All other cases taken u2 were continued
to next term.
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HoI For California; I

my PERSON NOT wishing to 20 to California
"A can make good ssRIKK by calling on the sub
scriber a. he is determined 70 give some one bar
gain In buying his iarD, (knoWn the Shubel Rey-
nolds Fsrml situatsd shout two and half miles south
of west from the houIishing village of Clyde, and
about ave and half miles south of east from the
City of Frenont, containing Ill acres Of land, 81
acres under fence and the remainder tmbsred. There
is on the premises good fAns housa, six
large rooms besides I've smaller Ones such ss but
tery, bed rooms and pantries. also tive good barns
and houses two good wells OF never-fsing water
good cistern; also plenty of pure running spring
water for stock. About s0largs bearing apple trees
peach trees plumb snd cherry trees also about three
hundred budsd peach trees, large enough to set in
the Spring. a.--s hzia rU f-
Also another tract Of land Of about twenty-one
acres laying nearly southwest from the Depot At
CLYDE. There is this piece OF land good frame
house 90 R0O6 ~ nep, well 6niahed, also, Wenty-
four or 6re large sppetrses, which bear Choice fruit
also, about twenty-Gve small ones, set four yeara,
all Of the choicest kinds Of fruit also lot Of peach
pear plumb and cherry trees, and sugar orchard Of
about 90 large maple trees, and TO make the little
place more desirable still there is beautiful spring
pouring cut It's .cecOld" water within fee feet Of
the dwelling house, making such inviting retreat
on a hot sunmsrh day bensath the large spreading
branches of an Ancient Beech and Willow, which
overshadows the Spring. nzT
The sbove described places will be sold together,
or separately, 10 suit purchaser. For terms and
farther particulars enquire at the JOURNAL Once.
s. y. REYNOLDS.
Aug. 2. Isss.-ns2ns,
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS,
CsIUROtE DIREUTORY.


Religious servi regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at thu
hours naneds
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURoH, corner OF Market
and Main Streets; Esv. J. wrEEs, Pastor, lok A
n, sndsh ?. n. Sunday Behoolsts An. Prayer NEE
ting Wedn'sday evening.
PR1sBYrExIAE cAVRcz, corner Garrison. and Msin
etrssts; Rev. 4. BuszSELl, Pastor; Io1I NJ and 6I
Pc Sunday School stlzE. Meeting every Wednes-
dsy eve.
81. PAuL's (ErisCoP1L) onURoH, Rev. G. b. ToUKe,
Rector, corner Main and Court Streets; lO1I "A, NJ,
and OK p. N. Sunday School st2 P.H. LeetureeTery
Wednesday evening la the church.
RzroxxED CHuRcz, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, PASTOR lOK
A. n, and 6K =. Il. Sunday School at A. n. Prayer
meeting every wednesday evening.
LrrzERAE CEuhcz, conner OAK and Court Streets;
Rev. Il. Lang, Pastor; lek "A Il. andTr.u.
ST. JosEFz's toAFzoLIc) CREEcH, Crogaan ST.;
Rev sERAPz BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning At
O'Clock. on Sundays and Festivals OF Obligation Low
Mass at O'clock A. n. High or Solemn Mass at 10
ocloet A. n lin Winter ct lok;) Yespers at O'Clock
p r., and occasionally Bsnsdiction ct I Pm. Snn-
day School as 2P NJ sfa3 sf
sr. ANNE {cArscLIe) 0HuEtE, State Street, Res. L.
r. DAKcr, Pastor; First Mass st c'cIcck. a. NJ;
Second high Mass at oo'coct, A. sunday School.
2 P. Vespers, Q Pm.
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AS TROL oG Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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LYONS Periodical Drops.

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THE JOURNAL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1867.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS,
9 8 q 9 q Q Q

We now send out the Journal with the date
to which the subscription has been paid adj
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: "John Smith Is sept &C.,
means that John Smith has paid his SUBJ
scription up to the 18th of September, 1866.
Hereafter receipts viii be unnecessary, as the
changein the date will be equivalent to such
acknowledgment. This plan will prove
equally advantageous to us and convenient to
our subscribers. 1t will save us the trouble
Of keeping q separate book for subscriptions,
and will promptly indicate to subscribers
the time when they should make another
payment. RI
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PUT ON YOUR SPEcTAoLTs.-If the dozen,
of subscribers who write US to ask when
their subscritiOns expire will put on their
srEcrAcLEs and read the paragraph which
stands at the top of the second column on
the third page they will find that the lime
to which each subscriber has paid is printed
Oh ouch paper with the address of said sub
tcriber. Our subscription book is known and
read Of all men.
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marriaQs.

Feb. fth 1861, by Rev. E. Bushnell, Mr.
JAMES PARK, and Miss ALMEDiA RoYoE, both
of Fremont.
At the residence of the brides father at
kansas, Jan. 7tb, by Rev. N. Long Mr..
JACOB B. MARrES and Miss Ellen ASH.
By the same Feb 7th at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. FRANKLIN GIBENs and
Miss Eva KRIEeER, all of Seneca Co.
On the 7th inst, at the NJ. E. Parsonage by
Rev. j. W. Wykes, Mr.. W. RYAN BUsxIRK
to Miss @. ARNOLD.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. Z. s. Vail, of
York Township, Mr. ALosEo SrREErER of
the former place, TO Miss JoszHESE UrBE Of
Green Creek Township.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15
GommerfialA Atatters.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE, FIRE MONT. O.

JOURNAL OFFICE, Ere MONT. O..
Thursday, Feb. II, 1857.
Wheat-No.l, ], 81 60; No. 2, 81 30 No. >, 81.
Flourish 5oGSI3 so ? bbl.
Corn-sOc Tbush4l for saelled soc. bushsl
in the ear.
Rye-759'Oc. p busheI.
Oats-a5s. ' bushel.
Buckwheat (srain)-75c. bushei.
Flax Seed-S2 90 P busbel.
Timothy seeds eoe4 90 y bushsL
Glover seed-s3 oo8o go y b1shel.
Dressed HOgs-$7 5c6ss 90 y cwt.
Lard-1Os. = 10 Sy the keg; 12}sc. vf6 at retail.
Smoked Meats-Hsms, l51lec. y n; Shoul
ders, l21s0l6c. y 10 Dried Beef, -c.vfb,
Poultry-Turkiss, 81 90, 81 5o9sl 90 apiece
Chickens. 12@l5c. apiece, live; dressed s@;oe 10.
Butter-2o, 25G3os. vfb
Eggs-25c. dozen,
Chesse-I5@21c. y ID.
Potatoes-6O@15c. , bushsl.
Onions-4o0sOc p bushrI.
Green AppIes-5O@75,. ? bushel.
Dried Appies-s,. Tlb.
Beeswax-Soc, , ID.
W0Ol-45@55c. ID.
SaIt-Fine, sack, 25s; p bSl., 81 so Coarse,
p bbl., SO
Fuel-woOd, y cord, IS Ooos4 90; cosl $40 y
Tun delivered.
Coffee-RiO, 2s@27c. p ID; JAWS, 4o@i5c. y ID.
TeR-S5@Sl 90 y 10.
Sugar-CommoD, by tbs barrel, , b., 10, 121S
el4e White, 14glSc. ID. 4
Ezice-llc. ~ ID.
Mackerel-Ss 90 o $40 os y \ bbI 50 50 y
Kit.
Vrav,,o,, lima On. - -
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Fanchon Again.-A large number of oul
citizens who listened to Fanchon two week,
weeks ago, as well as many who were moi
present have requested that it be repeated
and the Monumental Association have the
matter now under consideration. If repe-
tition is decided upon, Fdnchon will proba.
bly, be produced next week; the entertain.
ment being given like the others for the
Benefit of the Poor of the city; and the
Honey Noon, now in rehearsal, will be post
poned to some future occasion. 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15

oHANeE.-The Panesville Telegraph, which
is BY the way one of the neatest county pa.
Pers in the State has just changed hands.
3. G. Gray, the veteran editor retiring. Rev.
N. P. Baily, assuming the editorial manage.
ment The "SolutOry" has the sign of the
true metal and the Telegraph will lose none
of its friends under the management of the
new firm of Baily d Mcneil.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15

r oFFER for sAls nj Farm Of one hundred and
Il sixty sorss-1o0 acres Of cleared land, In high
Ssate Of caltiyation the balance IN heavy timber
thrse-fouefhs of mile Of syood Grist Nm and Saw
Mil. Thsss are On the farn, two good Dwelling
Houses, Wash and Snoksaouss. Cellsr under the
vholey Corn Cribs, Barn with Sheds two neverfsil-
ing SprfnfsAoue for the House and for the Barn
Spring House, orchtsS Of No !, Grated Fruit,
suoh st Apples Cherries, Pears Qunees, Peaches, BE-
For particulars 70 terms etc., call address
at Fort Seneca Postofsses Seneca county, Ohio.
JACOB PtLTZ.
Dec 7. lses.-4on7pd i.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. o.!
10 expire on the slst day of January, 1887
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTzBNI, s.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. IS, 1867.
WHEREAS, The INSURANCE COMPANY OF NOKrR
AMERICA, located at Phiadelphis, in the Stats oi
Of its condition. required by the ITO requisite
Insurance CompsUies not by the state Of
Ohio" passed April s. 1856, and amended Fsbruazy
o. 1884 and the Acs ''fs regulate Foreign Insuranee
Companies" passed yril 8, 1886; and Whereas aid
Company has furnished the undersigned sstisfactory
evidence that it is of sctual Capital Of
at least One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars, invested a. required BY said ac -;
and, hseas, said Company has hied In this ofhcs
written nstrumsBt under corp Jrate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent agents of said Company this State to
acknowledge service of process, for and in behalf Of
said Company according to the terms Of siid act of
April 8, 1866. ..- i.-.- q, =.
Now, THEREFORE, in pursuanes of the acts afore-
said, James Goldman, Auditor OF State for Ohio,
do hereby certify that said InBuranc, Company OF
4 orth America at Phiisdelphia, is authorized to
transact the business OF fire ami Marine Insurance in
this State until the thirty day of January, In the
year one thou 'and eight hundred and sxty-e ght.
lSEAL I Is WITNESS WHEREJF, ! have hereuntc
subscribed nv name and caused the seal
of my ciiee u be affixed the day and
year above written.
JAS. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
By JAS. WiLLIAGs Chi. Clerk.
W. H. ANDREWS, Ag't, Fremont.
G. w. PRESTON, Ag't Clyde.
February Is, ls67,-7wS,
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WINTERS STATION.

The Revival.-The great revival going
on. at the United Brethren Chapel is still at
its height, the religious interest being una
bated. The house is nightly crowded to
over-fowing and large numbers of penitents
are being converted, under the preaching oi
the word. The meetings are the all absorb
ing topic throughout the entire community.
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Photography.-The Photograph Rooms
in Bucklands new Block are in full aud snc.
csssful operation, producing as fair toned
pictures as can be made in Ohio. Price.
down. 1 will pnt up for you four card
pictures for $1,5O and duplicates for 25 cents
each or $500 Rer dozen, and warrant them
satisfactory and equal to the best that car
be made any where in Fremont or you need
not sccept them. Call and see, don't forge
the place. Buckland's new Block opposite
the Croghan House Fremont Ohio.
lin. NJ. HARRIS.
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Remember.-That tonight the thrilling
tragedy Of la Tour dc Nsste is 'epeated al
Union Hall by the Excelsior. Club. The
play is one Of absorbing interest and ranks
with "LacretiG BOrgia" in the intensity Of
the passions depicted. An excellent farce
will close the entertainment and tomorrow
evening splendid programme is announced.
Our citizens will find that the dramatic en-
tertainments furnished by our home talent
ale as much superior 10 travelling shows"
in merit as they are more deserving of pat
ronaES
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FLooD.-The river has been rising rapidly
since Wednesday night and at the time Oi
going to press many places in the lower part
oftown are ieoded and the river is still
rising. There are rumOrs of bridges gone
and heavy damages done, but nothing def.
mite,
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Fickle.-~Widder Bedott" says that w
can't "calkilate on nOthiu, and that peril.
nent remark is especially pat when applied
to the weather. Sunday it showed and
Tuesday and Wednesday it thawed with
wonderful rap:dity SO that people generally
were looking out for food, and general
inundation.
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WEST FREMONT.

SINGING GLAss.-A singing class under
the direction of Mr.. Lewis, has been organ
iEed at the Methodist Church three mile.
west of town, viii meet for the second time
on Thursbsy Evening next. Mr.. Lewis We
understand is an able teacher and therefore
We know of no hindering cause from having
a lively time
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Hillsdale, Miohigan.-We call the at
tention Of our readers to Calkins, Griffin d
Co.'S Union Business Institute, located at
the above place, which challenges compari-
son with any and all other Institutions in the
world. Others may advertise more largely,
but in real merit it surpasses every other
Business College except at Oberlin, Ohio.
Its Telegraph students have the use of an
actual business Telegraph Line-the NJ. S. d
N. l. R. R. Line, which is not true of any
ether Telegraph School in the world-exeept
at Oberlin, where the Business College has a
Telegraph line of its own &c miles long. In
all the departments Of these two great and
popular Institutions ACTUAL busisess in min
gled with instruction-thus thoroughly and
practically qualifying the student for success
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15
For aala.

A NICE HOME and one acre OF Land, With fruit
n trees and doetbuildings, in the city Of Fremont,
very cheap and long time for payments; also sbout
4 OF acre on Water street, ia Fremont, suitable
focaRy manufacturing establishment, and near the
business portion Of town. Enquire OF D, L JUNE.
Fremont, Jau 10, 1851 -eG