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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

Capt. H ExRY W. BUckLAND, a soldier
and Republican Of the straightest
sect, has been appointed and confirmed
as Postmaster Of Fremont, vice H.
r SHoMo, removed.
"Ever and ever as round we run, ever
the right comes uppermcst, and ever is
justice done" Mr.. -SHoMo is one of
those Republicans who swung
around the circle" with A. johnson,
and for awhile laid the fiattering JUNCTION
to his soul that his "holt" on the post
office was secure; but the RAIDS. "went
for him." and he gave it up -
We trust he will now return to bis
original place in the ranks, and hereafter
"keep step to the music of the Union"
He got switched off on the wrong track,
and had collision, but there's time
enough to repair damages. a.
Capt BUcKLAND will. take possession
of the Office as soon as his commission
arrives. He received the dispatch in
forming him of his appointment last
Wednesday forenoon. .r
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition has teen
IN filed with the Clerk of Washington Township.
Ssndusky County, Ohio, praying fora DITCH to hs dug
as fo'lews: Beginning at the southwest cor-
ner of the land owned by G. shriner, being in the
west half Of section number three, township FIVE,
range fourteen, running thence east about eighty
rods, theace northeast course to the Cleveland
mile northwest of Washington Station, thence in q
northeast to sma! creek In the eastern part
of the land formerly owned by Jacob 0bermyer, now
deceased; being in the west half of the southwest
quarter OF section number thirty five, town ship sx,
range fourteen The Trustees OF said township will
meet in Hessyle, Saturday the 18th day of April,
1867, to hea- aud determine about said ditrh.
G. SHRINER.
By lis Fsther and next Friend
March 20, ls57.-l2w3s.
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Henry Ward Beecher appears in card ex-
planning how it is that his sermons continue
to appear in the Independent, paper with
which he has no further connection. Ii
seems a small surplus had accumulated in
the office, which he did not think he had the
right to control.
Mr.. J. D. B. DeBow, editor of DeBow S
Review, denies that he is dead, as re-
ported. 1t vas his brother Franklin
DeBow, that died. Mr. J. d. B. Deb. had
the pleasure of reading his obituary notices,
some of which, occasioned by his Secesh pro-
clivities, must have been very gratifying,
Mr.. Gladstone is now verging toward his
sixtieth year. The lines of his face show
great Intellectual energy. His cheeks are
crow-footed beyond his years. but the FORE
head is smooth, broad and high. The eye
is dark, quick, and deeply seated Mr.. Glad
stone is of middle hight and of a slight fig
ure, which conveys anything but an idea Of
strength or of robust health. The legs are
badly shaped and weak-too weak, almost,
to support the body. This is defect which
is not seen when Mr.. Gladstone stands before
the table of the House of Commons.
The New Haven Conn. journal and
Courier has complimentary report of Mr..
Chances speech at Music Hal, in that City st
the close of the address of Governor Hawley
closed by saying: Mr.. Chance spoke for near
ly an hour during which time he treated
with real Western eloquence and logic, the
questions of the day. His remarks were
full ofteling points against the democracy ard
were frequently greeted with great ap-
plause. He closed with an eloquent appeal 10
those present TO do their whole duty in
the approaching election"
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Probably no Convention was ever
held that nominated ticket which
pleased every member of the. party,
But when the success of the Union or
ganization is desired above and beyond
all personal considerations, individual
objections and private prejudices are
laid aside. In some cases this is difficult
to do; and the more difficult it is, the
more clearly does it show a magnani
nous spirit and temper that viii finally
conquer all opposition. a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22

The following appointment of depart
mental commandefs has Been made by
the President; lst District, State Of
Virginia, Breyet Major General scho'
field, with headquarters at Richmond
I'd District, North and South Carolina,
Major General Siekles, headquarters al
Columbia; 81 District, Georgia, Florida
and Alabama, General G. H. Thomas,
headquarters at Montgomery; -4th Dis
trict, Mississippi and Arkansas, BreVet
Major nersIz0rd, headquarters al
Vicksburg; 5th District, Louisiana and
Texas, Major General Sheridan, head
quarters at New Orleans.
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NEIcHRoRoop NEWS.
OTTAWA COUNTY.

O1IAhA OOOHAAe
From the Port Clinton Union:
The revival of religion commenced last
week at the n. E. Church, Of this town, is
st:ll progressing. There seems 10 be union
of feeling between the churches here, and
ministers of different denominations work to-
pether for the conversion of sinners-Rev.
Struble, of the U. b. Church, having united
his efforts with those of Revs. Jones, Disney
aud Kingham. The meetings have been at
tended with some success, and much interest
has been awakened - At one time in the
past week, indications were favorable for an
early opening of navigation, and experienced
sailors prophecied speedy appearance of
open water aud Glowing seas, but change
has come o er the spirit Of their dreams, and
they now admit that it is difficult TO speak of
uncertain things with any degree of certain
ty. We believe the scow Coaster has the
honor of having made the first trip Of the
season, she having started up the river, from
this port on the lIth, for load. The first
movement of vessel from here, last season,
was on the 29th of March. The ice is still
massed heavily in Portage Bay.
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The New Senator from Mary
land.

The Maryland Legislature has tllled
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Governor Swami, Senator elect,
by the choice of Phillip Francis Thomas,
an Ex-Governor, ex-CoDgressman, ex-
Judge, and lifelong Democrat OF the
deepest dye. He was Commissioner OF
Patents under President Buchanan and
when Howell Cobb resigned his Office as
Secretary of the Treasury; that position
was given to Thomas who held it for a
short time and then retired to private
life.
He was a member Of the present lower
house of the Maryland Legislature and
waIchairman Of the committee of ways
and means. Francis Thomas, mem
ber Of the same family, isafsO ex-GOyer-
nor, and member Of the Fortieth Com
0ress from Maryland, but unlike the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-22
FREDERICK CYRIAx.
re-. .Ayoung lady returning to he

Ha aAyoung lady returning to her
country home after a soiourn of few months In the
city hardly gniIed by her friends. In place
of coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby
complexion of almost marble smoothnes, and instea
Of twenty three she really appeared but eighteen,
Upon inquiry to tine c4use Of greata change she
plaiuly told them that she used the CircassInn
Balm, aud considered il an invaluable acquisition
TO any Lady's toilet. Bysts any Lady Gentle
man can improve their personal appearance an hun
dred fold. 1t is simple in discrimination as nature
herself is simple yet uns iTpassed in its efficacy in
draxipg Impurities from, also healing cleansing and
beautiYiDg the Fkin aud completion. By its direct
action on the cuticle 1t draws from it all its impuri-
ties kindly heating the SAME, ,snA leaving the surface
as nature Intended it should be- clear, SOFT smooth
and beautiful. Pfcs S,0O, ssnt by Nail Express,
on receipt of an order by 1-7
WI CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. s West Feyette St., Syracuse, N. Y
The only Americln Agents for the sale Of the same
February Is, 2s67.-Iyl ---,-s---- ..-.----
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The Franking Privilege.

lie Blond, the Copperhead ex-Con-
gressman from Mercer county, was one
of the strongest advocates of the aboli-
ton of the franking privilege He was
during the last days of bis term engaged
in franking lottery circulars for some
swindling concern in Washington. o,
consistency!
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AFFLIC TED!
SUFFER NO MORE!!

When By the use of DR.. JoiuYills,s Elixir yeu can
be cured permanently, and at triRing cost. =
The astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine for physical and nervous weak
ness, general debility and prostratoD, loss OF museu
lar energy, impotency, any of the consequences o
youthful indiEcretop, renders it the most valuable
preparation ever rdissoyered.~ sl-v--Ar
1t will remove all nervous affections, depression,
excitement, incapacty TO study business, loss Of
memory, confusion, thoughts of self-destruction,
fears of insanity &c. 1t will restore the Appetite
new the health OF those who have destroyed it BY
sensual excess or evil practices.
Young men, be humougged no more by rQuack
Doctors" ndignorant practitioners but send with
out delay for the Elixir and be At restored to
health and happiness perfect cure is guaTs nteed
in every instance. Price, $780, four bottles to one
address, $500. '-
One bottle is sufficient to effect in all ordi-
nary cases.
Also, DR., Joiuvile's Specific Pills, for the speedy
and permanent cure of gonorrhsa, gleet, nrethral
discharges gravel structure, and all affections of the
kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from one to
five days, They prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system nd never nausests
the stomach or impregnAte the breath No change oi
diet is necessary while using them does their
ticn in any manner intereie with business pursuits
Frice 81 90 per box.
Either of the above meutoned articles will be sent
to any address, closely sealed, and postpaid, by mail
or express on receipt ofprice.
Address all orders to 8.
BERGER, SHUTS, 4 Co., Chemists.
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. 7.
March j, 1S67.-9y1.
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MARCH l5.-The. Fepian movement ha'
subsided There has been great fall o
snow in Ireland, aud this prob1bly has served
as a wet blanket TO the spirit of adventure
The police still continue to arrest few stray
fugitives, who are cheered by the populsce
on their way to The police barracks. Pla-
cards are posted in the streets Of Olonmel for
bidding the people to pay rent.
MARcu Is.-The report of apprehension,
felt in England that Sunday, st Patrick
day, would be observed by general insur-
rection in Ireland was groundless, no out
break having any where occurred.
The departure of the last French troops
from Mexico, on the 10th instant, is officially
announced at Paris.
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At no time within the past ten years,
in the month of March, has the wheat
crop given such decided promise Of
abundant harvest as at the present time,
Country exchanges are all of the same
opinion on this subject.
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CAIRO, March 15.-Great suffering exists
at Mound City, in consequence of the mum
dation of that town. The citizens of Cairo
to-day sent up boat with provisions and
81 500 in money for the sufferers, which was
joyfully received. The trains on the Illinois
Central Railroad run through water about a
foot deep, for distance of three hundred
yards, at the Mound City Junction, but the
levees are still firm
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= hglssE lssEGUR's.
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

Recommended for the treatment of Dyspepsia, Ind-
gestion, General Debility and Fever and Ague, and
warranted to cure. Invented by Dr. G. G. SEGuR. 1t
is vegetable compound of thirteen distinct artie-
les, and is approved aud prescribed by the medical
profession. A physcian who has made use oft in
bis practice ssyst is harmless, while it Ia potent;
does it, is the with many medicines, leave
shattered constitution in his track." Sold by all
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Propristors,
l0yl.l .-. Springfield, Mass.
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Free to ErerYboan

A large 9 pp. circular, giving information of the
greatest importance TO the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forssken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address and receive copy postpaid, BY return
mail. Address P. o. Drawer, 2l,
March l, 1867 -9n6. Troy, N. Y,
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FIsHING.-The Perrysburg -JOu,sI gays
the fishing season has been fully iuaugu-
rated along the Maumee river. - f
Ths Sandusky Register says:-The fisher
men of this vicinity are now ready TO resume
operations. Their boats, poles and nets are
ready forthe spring business. Cnopers have
been engaged all winter making kegs and
barrels, and large supply is ready for the
packers. The packing houses have all been
put in order, and nothing is now wanting
but the exit of the ice from the bay to com
mence operations.
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Whiskers and Mustaohes |!

TORCED to grow upon the smoo thestface in from
E three to Eve weeks by using DR.. Sevignes Res
taurateur Capilairc, the most wonderful discovery
in modern science, acting upon the beard and hair in
an almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
the elite of Paris and London with the most stter-
ing success. Names of all purchasers will be regis
tered and if entire satisfaction not given in every
instance, the money will be cheeriully refunded
Price by mall sealed and postpaid, ST. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists No. 2S5 River
Street, N. Y, Sole agents for this United States.
March J, lssl:-sgl' E5aksi
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Dissolution of Co.Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
IN tofore5existing between G. n. Wadsworth and
George ,Bi Pratt, under the firm name Of wadsworth
& Pratt, in the Crockery aud Glassware business is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of the firm will be settled and continued BY O. ".
Wadsworth at the store in F4bibg and Hsim's New
Block: on State Street.
G. n. WADSWORTH,
GEORGE B. PRATT.
Fremont, March o, lS67.-llwS.
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POETRY.

PIANOS, graud, upright and tquare,
High cost and low-both large and small;
In tone and hpish rich and rare,
For psrlor use or largest hall.
0rysns for church or parlor use,
In walnut, oak and rosewood case
Ali styles and sizss quite profuse,
The eottaes or the school to grace.
SHEET MUSIC BOOKs-both new and rare,
Flutes, Flsgiolettes, and Fifes, and Drums,
V,olins, Strings, Pegs, Bows and Hair,
Guitars, Bapjo's, Thimbles for thuwbs.
Ialways keep a nice fresh stock,
At No. 2, Buckland's Old Block.
7 rRnQQ
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Good Chance to Make Money

- AIRY 26th, 1867, is the cheapest and most dura-
bic farm Gate iu the country. Not as much as
hinge Is required. Township, County and State
Rights for sale cheap Agents wanted in every State
in the Union who will receive so Per cent Of a sales
For particulars address, .-
D. HAgUE, Patentee.
March Is, 1S6T.-12w1s Fremont, Ohio.
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Appropriation for Monuments.
bill of Mr.. Lawer providing for the erection
of Monuments on the grounds Of the Cap
itol at Columbus, has became a Law. 1t
reads as follows: .-
RcsoIreA by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That the governor, secretary Of
state and superintendent of the State House
of Ohio ex-officio, be and they are constitu-
ted and appointed, commission TO contract
for and procure. to be placed in the grounds
of this capital, a marble statue Of the late
President William Henry Harrison, and a
marble statue of the late Major General
James B. Mcpherson. The said statues
shall be suitable works of art, of life size
and limitations of their subjects, respec-
lively, as near as can be attained by art.
RssoiUed, That for the purpose of carrying
this resolution into effect, the sum of 25, 600
dollars be, and the same is appropriated ont
of any moneys in the treasury not Otherwise
appropriated, which shall be paid from the
treasury on the requistion of the said COM
missiOners.
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Insure Your Horses and CattIo

nIsLEY,S BUCHU is the CURE for pain and
IL, weakness in the back and loins; aud all those
complaints resulting from dersngsment of the kid
neyi and urinary organs Sold in large bottles BY
the druggists 's-.E HARRAl., RISLRY, Co.,
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Fifty BIRTH-DATs,-Upont the 4th INST,
A. W. Fairbanks, Esq, the senior of the
Cleveland Herald firm Of Fairbanks, Bene.
dict & Co., was fifty years old, and made
that the occasion of inviting the Herald em-
ployes, over seventy in number, to supper
at his residence. The occasion was of the
pleasantest character, but its interest and
Importance were greatly heightened by the
presentation to Mr.. Fairbanks, of rich and
elegant service Of silver and silver wine set,
as birthday gift from the Berald employees.
Such testimonial from snch a source is as
high an honor and graceful compliment as
a man can receive. and we know of no man
more worthy Of both. During the evening
the company we're delighted with serenade
by Newcomb's Minstrels Brass Band, and so
this anniversary assemblage pleasantly con-
cluded its meeting. The Herald concern is
happily organized, with its generous firm
and its devoted employees.
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BY M ALL, PREPAID.
CHOICE
Flower & Garden Seeds,

ID N. WATSON'S Old Colony Nursery and Seed
log out by msil prepaid packed with great care in
gutta percha silk, SIS to reach any part of the
Union in perfect safety, eomplet rtment Of the
finest Grapes, Stra wbeTrieE, New large Currsuts,
GoosebeTies, Backberries, Rores, Floweri1g Plants
Bulbs, Lilies, &c., &c Fruit and Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs, EveTgreeDE, Hedge Plants. &c, ,wilI be
sent by freight paid to Boston. Also the true Cape
Eoa Crs1DsILyoF @ % eSisaon - IN We. sna or IN up
400 bushels to the acre; with directions for culva-
tion. Priced Descriptive Catalogues will be sent to
any address NOU is The best time foTpiaRtiRg. The
best way, TO obtain good Fruits and Flortrs and
Seeds Is to send direct to the Grower Send for a
Catalogue. Wholesale Catalogues to- the trade. A
gents wanted. l12n2]
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s'>~S

The Connecticut Oanvass.-MAHLoN
OHANoE, Esq, has been speaking at the fol-
lowing points in Connecticut during the can
vass, under the auspices Of the State Cen
trail Committee:
Bridgeport, Friday, March s, Fairfield
County, Saturday, March, 9. Fairfield
County, Monday, March IL. New Haven
Tuesday, Marchl2 Meriden Wednesday
March 13. .Riverton, Thursday, March II.
Litchfield County, Friday March -, Will
imantic, Saturday, March 16 New London,
Monday, March Is. Mystic, Tuesday, Mar
ch 10. Wallingford, Wednesday, March 90.
Derby, Thursday, March 81.
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Menu advertisements.
CITY ELECTION.
MAYORS Proclamation

r JOHN BELL, Mayor of the City of Fremont, o.,
=, do hereby notify the qualified electors of said
city, that vi 0nday, the 1st day of April, 1867
ia the day appointed by law for holding the election
for municipal officers, az which time they will
bic at their several places Of holding elections Ia
their respective wards and proceed to vote by ballot
for the following off ,ers, to-wit:
One Mayor.
One Marshal.
One Solicitor.
One Assessor for each Ward.
Two Trustees for each Ward.
The Council ofsaid city have appointed the follow
ing places for holding elections, to-wit:
In the First Wa-d at Clapp's Building.
In the Second Ward at the Engine House,
In the Third Ward at the PeninsuIar House.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day Of
March, A. D. 1877.
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Grape Vines.

IONA CRAZE VINES down to so cents each. Grape
Vines of all the best varieties for sale at the Fre-
mont Nursery.
l2w4 J DAY, Proprietor.
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For Sale.

"OUSE AND LOT owned by G. c. Woodland sitr-
L ated on Clover Street. on in-lots No. eSl and
6s2. Terms liberal. Enquire of ". h. ArdreEs al
the Office of the j.. Z, X l.. r. z. Co.
Fremont, March 20, 1s6I-12x4.
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THESE woRLD-RENowNED
SEWING MACHINES,

The Stitch iarsnted by MIR. HOWE, md
made on this Machine, Is he most popular and
durable, and aI Seeing Machines are subject
10 Me principal nrented By him.
, 1867-07-19
Srmmnnitatinns



TO the Editor Of the s'St. CrOix Avis"
DEAR Sir
The motto "Truth end JUSTICE being
bnt eBemirscaI oyer here, 1 am bound to
appeal to your so very liberal Paper for 9
space to bring to the notice of the pub
lfc in general the following facts. The
same having been las asua) rejected by
the Editor or better styled DEsPoTIC
CEssoR Of the .'St. Thomas Tidende."
lam, Dear Sir, Your obdt. Servt.,
DAVID PRETTO.
10 the Editor OF the "st. Thomas Tidende."
DEAR SIR
n MYsJokn Beaaers having published
in the Saint Thomas Tdends of the
13th instant an advertisement headed