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GLEVY COURT. - Yesterday an adjourned
meeting OF the Levy Court was held in the
Aldernans' ch amber: all the members pres.
eat, Dr. Nichols president, and Mr.. N. Callan
clerk. rt-' =. ..l-f-' '..E -
Mr. Shepherd offered a resolution that the
CT mnittee of police be authorized to grant
ia vern licenses in the county at 800 per
am um 'i. -
MI S.iP. Brown moved an amen dment. pro.
viding that not more than two be granted in
each school district, and fixing the rate of
license at S2O0per ann um: which was adopted
Yeas -Messrs. Belt, Shepherd, Rowland,
Plant, Magruder, and BIown-6. Nays-
Messrs. Blagden, Burr. and Nichols.
The resolution was adopted, the vote being
the same as above, except Mr.. Rowland voted
in the negative. TAl -
The committee granted licenses under this
resolution to H. +. Martin, in Uniontewn, and
Anthony Rodier, at Analostan. sa-t.
The Court went into executive session, and
electea the following supervisors, Of roads:
First school district, Hilleary Smith, second
and third, b. T. Swart; feurth and fifth, va.
cant; sixth -- Lacey; seventh, j. NJ. Goldin.
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TIE REPUBLICAN, NoxInxTIae OoEysn.
TON Ehe. .fslioEtag ~ = iht OF the dele.
con c3nS, yeat1en 20 meet in CWoeawaras Hall to.
: FIRST Hard.--JohaF +. Cook, CORNELIUS. Ulark.
q 8iS,;is Baker, g 9 Astswast y y Anderson'
7, Hnlse. William II. A. Wormley, William
Orr, Alexander Henderson,. William a Free
nan, John A. Gray, Isaiah Bald WIN, Francis
Second Words Mcfarland. L. E. Dudley,
T. Green, Isaiah Steward. e. Ambush, a.
Piper, H. A. Hall, u. M Kelsey, George W.
4. Hlne, Colonel William l.. Bramhall, John
A Jenapher, Thomas w j ames,
Third Wo'd.-J r. Eivans, sehnson,
Sol T. ssoTp Wm boe.s Badel 5osn G Ksofso' ksodro
Alex, Hays. Alex. Thomas, Henry Brooks, E.
f. Schmidt James Coleman, o. Sterling, N.
Fourth Ward.-sayles J Bo wen, Mr.. Parson,
Mr. Brssco, Chas. King, benjamin Mccoy,
George +. Needham, Eugene Il. Lswis, John
West, Archibald Lewis, VIM. A. Edinburgh,
H. Orossman, W. II. Smith. L. clements, and
General j. GerhaRdt. aS5rf - f2slt 6
F!fM Ward.-Anmas e,bert, J. b. Harri.
son, T. s; Atkinson, James L.yerPool, A. p F.
Q. Marshall, Doctor Record, VIM. Slater,
VIM. Barnes, Major G. W. Wells, Alt H.
Perry, Chas. II. Lehmone, and Joseph Hen
shaw. y iTtJJEJ st'
sizth Ward.-E. b Hughes, Henry Better.
Chas. Dyson, George H. Mickey noIds, d. r.
PARKER, N. W. Evans, s. b, aPlumsill, O. M.
Barton, Robt Hamilton. Michael Shiner, DR..
S. A. a. McKim, R.. q. Griffin, E. E. Lathrop,
VIM. Butler, Chas. Howard* " - 80 a
3 Seventh Wdrd.-Anthony Bowen, George HI.
Newman, Sampson Meter, Rev w u Walker,
Wilkinson, Arthur Pannell, Abraham Dyson,
John T. g. Brown. S. S. Baker, James Small,
Henry M. Knight, VIM. BOYD and William O.
BambergSr E6fiE sdg = 40 E5U u ftiE a.@s (
I9*An irregular meeting was heId las . night
In the Sixth Ward, at which the following
were elected delegates Lincoln Fcote, Rich
ard Morgan, Abraham Scott, JOS. Farrell, w.
A. Simmons, Samn Harris. Geo. s. Ian gley.
Emanuel Morgan. Henry Smith Caleb H u gnes,
John Bryan, George H. McRey1ioids, IL. Il.
Gaines, Smith Pratt and Edw'd Cluckett. ia
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0vofyt0lnX t0ok 0olopGB 70 tU9 oEoNo4n8 0I oAA4
% very ressesaEle prices. q Z. sms
i IAPeBTANT 10 oAgtNtf. MAKERS.
Is e o3:1. u;
aTjStSs. which Il Sra prspas "a sS sal st very low
prices. ;. -. o. SAMUEL +. BAVAGf,
4 !. = ,io i,a 32tD St, between 10Th and nth.
H0uslTUR1lsHIAe GOODS Pf every de
Il ssfsPuon sa4 D, b..vs.n =; ids dssAvAa9n va In
Z A. f0ARD. .--The 1ndersisned hsrskith announ.
"a ,sss e tss?ssatc IN ths. g he ha: s94 ont ~
g HoAE J, ASAyatls Mn,sii 81 thiS op: 05
Whfehf for - many yeers they have been pleased
n.' s sss 'i1i e Il:
Weaknesses, y. o.. "a pril u, iSQ.
Ihke PsSiidtsso itforn the labls that have
3e09hs the WekIiknotU - Known g
sKiomak In 0s6fnu9tnt It shall BE- ny duty 60 q
aVefyfhfuG In RRD01er to gain tkD custom al
3 sfsE. S'''riI SsissS.s' sSsSS.!s
~ Utc>ds Nn qts9 - u. Mc c8N&&43Lh,
f3gAa ga safveg IVSSANk bssa ~ ssessW.
=. "a. .Ae3I ,et sHsi
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfUKED1Ys.

HI o0oP1e tAT1AHR. Aqssieas.t,. ),
sdsshxea corner H.sss .sSsaas ssdi iisA d. sssr
Cmce kutldtns. ,I9t;5af algeG>
T1uer1EN SALE OF erwHRfY.rHRRH
vERI FALUABk1 BuILDIna LOTS on 7sh
street vest. bstv vess i1ho1s Island avenue end
siIsss .s q cissa,s and sa,r:r.
i:s: n an ,s. ss11 Z. gbis sssiGn on sss prem;
S'oiooh ?; m. tyse.y three Lots Luts and Is
No. 70 ssid Lot. az % e. 2, sansrs E
snd ssh streets, By dspth Of ss feet to alley 10
TsrHs of sale ,0hsStAird cash AID the r.nain
nos1t9s, With intsrsst secured to the satisfaction
Of the trustee, she pnrchAser or purchasers to
have the the right to Pay in cash ,hs whole Of the
stanps the cost Of the purchasers. II
terms OF sale are not complied with in Eve days
the property Will be resoId st the risk and cost of
the de@eslItue purchaser.
money 10 paid -
A depesitof $40 required on each purchase.
Title diTset from the Government.
'Gs JOHN CAkkOLL bRENr. Trustee
O00PER LATIMER,
my 2-Saw3w&ds Auosioneers.
UNI q =
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LOOAL NEWS.
AMusxMENrs. q TO.NTeHr

mike LIPMAH's CIRCUs, Sixth street, near
the avenue.-This unique chow draws INA
mensely. Everybody is going go
Odd FRLLows' HALL.-The Southern relief
1air will be continued this week Our citizens
snould patronixe it liberalIy. 1rfa .. -
ARALosTAN IsLANp-First grand picnic of
Potomac Lodge, No., /. U. q, T., this After
noon and evening.
NATIONAL THEATRR.-The RIchings English
Opera Troupe in Auber's romantic opera of
sra Diavola"th this evening -.
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M MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMe, .s1.&
lv1 = street, between 9th and 10th sts. X.

Prof. MARINI respectfully annouEces to his
many patrons and the public in general q
that he will, at the solicttati9n Of his many
pupils and friends, continue his classes for
q other quarter, CONNIE ncfng on TUES -
pay, May 18th. Glass for the Geysndn now being
formed. ElQl siaa-s.fg e my ll.lW
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T PRIVATE SALD-A desirable two story
II RRIOK HOBSB. containing ave rooms, with
9 good dry cellar under kttohen;. we'll located
few blocks from the Capitol Apply on the prenai-
ses. 4th street east, between A and b sts. nortl,
Capitol Hi. .... ,s...-r rny7
LOB RRNT-fwo l-story FRAMR HOU6 Es.
Gate Both have side ausyU, ! wood aheds, and
hydrsnts, and ere adaDted for dwellings or shoe
and trfmmings stores. Apply 1T 4s9 e ST., cor
9Th street west. = - 40 81 my5.n
LOB eALI-LOT No. 8, IN Square 50, on asa
J. street west, between = street north and vfr.
Ent. s,ssnus ssid Let !. e feet front 70 ts:t q
wood House. containing ave rooms. Also, two
smai Houses on the @ rear q the lot, eontatning
SO per month. Prioe 3! go Immsdiets possss
sion given. B. P. BROWNE son.
nl9-n 463 9th street, between y and F.
EOR sALE-A two story BRIOK HOUSE. near
l. the northeast boundary Of the city; rooms
and balls with large lot of ground enclosed Price
$500. INQUIRE "a I Sd at.- q .laIII NH 7s.tf- I
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CHAEoEnY sALB OF DEsIRABLE BEILD-

UY COOPER LATIMER, Auationeers,
ID Late Clerks with Jas U. Mcclure Go }
Southwest corner of Penn "a avenue and nth 81
Star Off ce Building ,-.,.
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DY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID date clerks with JAS G. Mcclure 4 Co,
Southwest corner Of Penn'a q avenue and Il b sf
'IA -1&a Star Once Building
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Changed Place.-The rooms lately oc-
cupied by T. P. WHIrE's shoe store in Rus
SELLS block has been thoroughly reftted
for THOMAS and ZIMMERMAN, who are already
on The premises. THOMAS proposes to carry
on his merchant tailoring establishment in
the old way, keeping on hand good stock of
cloths for plain, business and dress suits and
making suits to order for his customers. Mr..
THOMAS has SO good reputation as a cztter
that any thing we can say for him will have
little weight. ZIMMERMAN will keep up his
large stock of watches, clocks and iewelry
and will continue to sell at the same low
rates. We understand that P O. DEAN Of
Ballville will also keep for sale at these rooms,
cloth of his manufacture which is rapidly
becoming the most popular in the market
for plain and business suits.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
orENINe AkD 0LosINeeF HALLS.
cHUROH DIREoTORK.

s slout services regularly held in the follow
Ing Ghurches In this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours naueds sls7 s-a
MEraoDIsx EPgsooPAL cHuR0H, corner Of Market
nd Main Streets; Rev. J. WTKBs, Pastor, 1ox a.
n, sndT P. 4. Sunday sehoolat9 AM Prayer NEE
ting WEDNESDAY evening. y
PRKsBrrERIAN CHURCH, corner Garrison and Main
Streets; Rev. Z. BUsHSELL, Pastor; IoK NJ, and q
Pm Sunday School stl2E. Meeting every wsdnes
day eve.
srsPArIis (EPIsoofAL) cHuRoH, Rev. G. q. YouNG,
Rector corner Main snd Court Streets; lOH a NJ,
and 2. n. Sunday School at 2 Pm. Lecture every
Wednesday evening in the church.
REFORMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; loK
Az, and m. Sunday School TIA. N. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening.
LurEERAs CKuKcH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. Il. Lang. Pastor; 1QH A. H., and7r.n.
ST. JosxPH's (CArHoLIo) CHURCH, Croghan St.;
RsF.SHRAPH BOWERS, Pastor; mass every morning at
o'clocki on Sundays and Festivasof Obligation Low
Mass at so'clock AM. High or Solemn Mass At 10
O'Clock AM lin Winter& at 1879 vespers ats O'Clock
Pm, and occasionally BenedietioD at Z P. n Sum
day School at 2P,N,
sr.ASNE (CATHoLlog CHURCH, State Street, Rev. L.
ED'ARcY, Pastor; First Nass at O'Clock, A. n;
second High Mass 10 O'clock a. N. Sunday school
2P. yespers, 8 ?. n
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vi,,. from . rormer Fremonter

Visit from a Former Fremonter.--
wehad the pleasure this week of call from
an old snbscriber to the ,JOs1ndi and an old
resident Of Fremont, E. N. Cook, Esq now
of Salem, oregO'.
Mr.. Cook has Just returned from Europe,
having been sent to the world's Exposition
at Pa,is as Commissioner for the State of
Oregon. His family accompanied him. He
says he realiz d one Of the dreams Of his
youth by making tour of Europe. He
was abroad about five months. Landing at
Cork, he travelled through Ireland, the
highlands OF Scotland, and EDglaud before
going to Paris. At Paris he remained a
month, and then started, to make the contin-
entail tour, visiting the principal cities and
pO nts Of interest in Belgium, Holland, Ger
many, Prussia, Austria, SaxoDy, Switzer,
land and up the Rhine. On the route, he
passed near the locality OF some of the bat
ties fought in the recent German war, and
looked over many of the battle fields of the
Great NapoleoD-Waterloo Leipsic, Dres-
den, Prague, DC. The weather was delight
full, especially in Switzerland Mr.. Cook
says the railroads and hotels CT Europe have
arrived at perfection, in SO far as the COM
fort of guests are concerned. Travelling 10
Europe is not remarkably expensive, six
dollars day being about the average cost
for one. person. In France it is the most
in German countries the least
SO. During his whole tour, be saw no reap
ers or mowers or other labor saving ma
chinsry in the fields of Europe. Harvest
ing was done with .ickles and other farm
work with the Oldest and simplest impIe-
ments. Laborers are abundant, and they
can be hired so cheap that there is no de-
mand for improved agricultural machinery.
Mr.. Cook has left here for st. Paul, but
we believe will return in ten days, after
which he goes back 10 his home on the
Pacific Coast.
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9narrla0es.

On the 3d inst. at the Reformed Parsonage,
by Rev. Eli Keller, Mr.. SAMUEL RoYER, late
of Union 90. Pa, with Miss ANNA MATILDA
NOOK, of York Go. Ohio,
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. ABRAM
o. Burton, with. Miss ELIZABETH E. PAINE
both of Seneca Co. Ohio.
October the ist, by ReA. NJ. Long. Mr.
WILLIAM DUKE, with Miss EMELTNE BR1M
both of Woodville.
By the same, October Sd. Mr.. JOAN DY-
MoND of York Sandusky Co. Ohio, with Miss
SARAH Corr of Seneca Co. Ohio.
On Thursday, Oct 10, 1867, by Rev. E.
Bushnell, at ths Residence of Dr.. H. NJ.
Shaw, john L. GaEEs Jr. and Miss EMMA p.
SHAW.
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TO THE SURVIVORS
AndersOnviIIe, Libby, Belle Isle, or other
Rebel Prisons
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
STATE oF OHIn

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
STATE OF OHIo, ,------
Columbus, September 18th, 1861.
At the last session Of Congress a Com
mittee was appointed to investigate the
treatment of Prisoners of War and Union
citizens held by the Confederate authorizes
during the late rebellion"
All persons in Ohio, in possession of inn
portant information upon this subject, are
earnestly requested TO forward it to Hon.
VIM. Mupgen, NJ. c., Findlay, Ohio, or to
this office, that it may be forwarded to the
Committee.
The information should embrace
First-The name, age, and post office ad-
dress of the writer.
Second-If soldier or seaman, his rank
or position, aud with y hat command he
served.
Third-A-full statement of all facts known
to the writer touching his own imprisonment
or treatment, aud that of Others either
soldier or citizen, Swing, as far as possible,
names, places. and dates, with names of
Confederate officers in charge.
1t is the intention of the Committee TO
make thorough official history of the
subject.
All communications TO Hon VIM. Mungen.
will be free of postage.
Persons to whom this circular may be
sent are requested to-post it up in some con-
spicuous plsce, and newspapers are request
ed to publish it or call attention TO the sub
Ject in sucn manner as they may deem
proper.
By Order of the Government:
R. B. COWEN,
Adjutant General, Ohio.
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Colored Paints complete assort-
ment of Mineral Paiuts of all colors lust re-
ceived by DR.. Z. Dillon d Son. Persons
desiring Oolored Paint will find them sup
erior to anything sold in this market. They
have been thoroughly tested and their duta-
bility aud firmness are admitted by all who
have tried them. They are warranted not
to spot, blister or crack. They take less oil
to mix than any other paint. Two coats are
equal to three coats of White Lead and the
cost is twenty per cent less.
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cheapegt Route Eastward.-

gers for New York, Boston and New Eng
land cities will be glad to learn that the Erie
Railway Company is yet issuing First Glass
Tickets TO New York at So 20 less than
rival Lines. The present authorized rates
of the Company are, from Duukirk to New
York, $6 90; Buffalo 10 New York, SO IS /;
and Salamanca to New York, 81 25. To
secure the benefits of thesa reduced rates,
passengers should obta tickets TO Dunkirk,
Buffalo, OF salanlanca, instead of purchasing.
through coupon tickets to New York; and
when at Dunknk, Buffalo or Salamanca.
procure a ticket for the remainder of their
journey, at tie Erie Railway Oompauy's
Offices, which are always open on The arrival
of the traips Of all Western and Southern
Lines. The comfort and pleasure to be de.
rived from a trip in one of those luxurious
rolling palaces of the Erie Railway, aside
from the astonishing low rates of fare, should
induce our merchants and others to take
this route when going 10 New York or New |
Eng land, in preferences 70 all others.
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ELEcHoNs are TO occur in the following
States during the month of November:
Maryland November 5. New State Con-
stitutiOn.
New Jersey-Noyember s. Members of
the Legislature.
Kansas-November ). Members of Legis-
lature and Amendments to Constitution.
New York-November s Secretary of
State Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney Gem
eral, State Engineer and Surveyo-. Canal
Commissioner, Inspectors of State Prisoners,
Judges and members Of the Legislature.
Msssachrsetts-Novembef 5. Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State.
Treasurer, Attorney General Councillors,
and Members Of General Court.
MiDnesota-November5, Governor. Lieu
tenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Audi
Tor, Treasurer, Attorney General and mem
befs OF the LegislRtlrer.
Wisconsin--November 5 Governor. Lieu
tenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Treas
uFer, Combiroller, Attorney General, Inspcc
tor of Prisons, members of Legislature, and
Amendment TO Constitution
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Smith g. Shomo know how to advertise.
Besides taking nice space in the advertis-
ing columns of the Journal they scatter
their circulars far and wide letting people
know what they have TO sell and the prices
at which they sell. II other merchant 8
would follow their example they would find
their ledger accounts footing, up better.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

JACKSON's CATARRH SNUFF AND
TR0CHE WDER.-A delightful and pleas
ant remedy in cstarrh hesdschs, bad breath, hosrse
ness asthma, bronchitis, coughs, dsafness &c, and
s disorders resulting from colds In head throat and
vocal organs This remedy does not dry up eatArEh
but lOossns it, rees the head of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and headache; sllays
and soohes the burning heat in catarrh is so mild
and agreeable is its escta that it positively
witkoEt sAesEiHg. AS a TgOoHs PowDER, is pleasant
TO the taste and never nauseates; when swallowed,
instantly gives to tbs throat aud vocal organs deli
eiOss sensation Of eOoissss and comfort Is the best
VOICE Tonic in the world. Try I'll Safe, reliable,
aud only So Sold by druggists, or mailed free.
Address, COOPER, WILSON l. co, Proprietors
WEST fEuAz, Toiedo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
ivl6u26yl.1
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New siens.lNearly evervbodv !,

New signs.-sNearly everybody is put
ting up new handsome signs now that the
awnings are down SO that they can he seen.
HERMoE a. WILSON have handsome new
sign over their door, LEPPELMAN has three
new ones on his front Mrs. BRocKwAY has
new "Millinery" eign and several others are
making ready.
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Fancy Dress Party.-A gay Fancy
Dress Party, the first of the season, was Civ
en- by Mr.. d Mrs. SHARP on Wednesday eve
ming, Tie costumes were all handsome
and happily chosen and the party was as
brilliant and jolly as could be desned.
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stiil Raging.-Tbe fever matri,

Still Raging.-Tbe fever matrimonial
still RACES with no prospect of abatement at
present. JoHN L. GREENE, Jr., whose con-
stitutions was generally supposed to be
malaria proof, went by The board on Thurs
day last. He has an excellent nurse, how
ever, in Miss EMMA p. SHAW, who has
pledged her services for life, at the solicita-
tion of the unfortunate gentleman.
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Clothing Clothing Clothing.-No is
the time to buy your suits of clothing or
fall and winter wear. Youngman p a
splendid stock which he is selling ch cap.
You can buy of him coats, vests, pants,
gloves, under clothing, and every thing
else in the line Of gents clothing or furnish
ing goods, at the lowest prices. He does
the best kind of Merchant Tailoring work.
1IW2
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New Buildings.-JUNE d BuoKLAND
have put-6p gOod substantial COOPER shop
and a neat Office on the lot belonging 10
them near the ruins of the old Stare Factory.
They will manufacture barrels for their own
use and limited q uaatity for the trade.
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New Shoe store.--Mr. j. OAHoos, late
of Norwalk has opened new boot and shoe
store at No 3 Fabings d Helms block in
the rooms lately occupied by JACKSON and
THOMAS.
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Notice.-The Social of the NJ. E. Church
will meet as usual on Friday evening in the
basement of the Church. 10 cents admission.
Refreshments extra Oysters DC.
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wood.-Some of our subscribers have
asked, to pay their subscription in wood.
Such ofthenpas intend doing so, are request
ed to bring italOpg new. before cold weather
sets in.sg eSl ASz1
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Attention Exoelsiors. members
of the Excelsior Dramatic club are request
ed to meet at Union Hall on Saturday even
ing at so'clock to transact important busi-
mesa. 81,
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE.
AEEsSENGER,s NOTInE.-

lV1 is to give notice that on the 18th day of
Septmember, A 1857, a warrant In bankruptcy was
Issued against the estate of William Sloan, of
Clyde. In the County Of Sandusky and State Of Ohio
tition that the payment ofany debts and deliver Of
any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him. or
for his use, and ths transfer of any property by him
iE forbidden by law; that nesting of creditors
Of said bankrupt, to prove their Debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Norwalk, Ohio
before Frank Sawyer, Esq, Register the 18th day
of October, 1887, at 10 o'clock A N.
HORACE HERTZLER,
Deputy o 8 Marshal, as Messenger
ST. TAYLOR, Atty for Petitioner. ssI2
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The north half Of RYDEE d TYLER's old
store will be occupied by KARREN with his
stock of groceries. Success to WARREN.
He keeps agoOd stock Of every thing in his
line aud is a pleasant and accommodating
salesman. p t4-af y ash
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Removed.-Justice NJ. i. TYLER has
removed his office from the room over the
Bank Of Fremont to the.one lately occupied
by Justice WILL, oyer RENYs, Saloon, on
the west side of Front Street.
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New Tobacco Store.-Mr. FRANZ GAL
IAeHER, we understand, will soon open q
new tobacco store in the rooms lately Occu-
pied by ZIxMERMAN'I jswelry store in the
Post Office Rooms.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Huber e. Rosebaugh's Furniture
Rooms is the place to buy your furniture
They KEEP a fair assortment snd sell at.
lower rates than any other establishment in
they city. Their work is good and reliable
and they are never afraid to warrant satisfac-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11
A GENTS WANTED,-No S

A GENTS WANTED.-No Soap,
IN No Water, No Slop.-Glsss Cleaning Polish
This Is a and most excellsn Mt article patented
by Mr.. Charles N. Brown. 1t will be universally
used for il js more eectuAl than the old system OF
cleaning Windows, Mirrors, Gold, Silver Plated
Ware, Brass, Copper, Tin, &C lis easily applied,
and saves both time, labor and ammo yancs. Pur-
Brown Patentee and Proprietor, No. "A Blsecher st.
New York. 40m6 I'LL.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Smith, ShOmo &. Co., keep heavy stock
of Boots and Shoes for wholesaling, conse-
quently can give better bargains than other
retail dealers. 4Oy3.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Oysters, Oysters, oysters.--We have
been appointed agent for Holt and Maltbys
Oysters, and sell them at their prices. Re-
celved by express every day by P, Close,