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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-19
CaunciIPraneaainRs.

Regular meeting on April, 18th, 1867.
Council met. Present: Botefur, President;
Belts, Brush, Keller, Ochs, Quilter, Trustees;
r, Wilmer, Clerk
Minutes of last meeting read and approv.
ed.
On motion, it was resolved that all COM
plants, petitions, motions, resolutions, and
all matters and subjects, submitted to the
Council, shall be presented in writing.
"A. Young, Chief Engineer, presented re-
condition Of the Fire Department of the City,
ing of Belts, Quilter and Keller.
7 A petition of German Engine Company
No. ], praying for the purchase of a new
Engine was referred to the same commit
tee. at4
! An offer of June d Buckland, to pay one
hundred dollars and furnish the necessary
gravel, under condition that Elm Street be
properly graded and stoned to the north line
of the city, was laid upon the table.
Belts, Ochs and Quilter, were appointed
a COMMITTEES, to draft rules and regulations
for the government of the Council.
The'clerk was instructed to procure a seal
for the use of his Office, and also, the nec-
essary revenue stamps to be affixed to the
official bonds Of the city officers.
On motion committee TO procure furni-
ture and fixtures for the Council chamber;
Ochs and Brush.
James Moore was appointed Assistant Mar
shall for the ensuing year by the following
votes: ages, Keller, Ochs, Quilter and Presi-
dent: pGus: Belts, Brush,
The Marshal was instructed, TO notify the
owners Of sheep, running at largo on the cone
mons, to remove the same; ayes: Keller,
Ochs, Quilter, Botefur; noes: Belts Brush.
The City Solicitor made report, which
on motion, was laid upon the table. On
motion, it was resolved that the Council pro-
ceedings be published in the Messenger and
Courier.
A motion to continue Elm Street from Ma
poleon to Court Street, was not entertained.
On motion it was resolved, that all bills
and accounts be referred TO standing COM
mittee on finances, which was appointed as
fellows: Belts, Quilter and Ochs.
The Marshal presented an account for
work, performed under his supervision on
the streets Of the city, which was referred to
finance committee. +.-,.
The City olerk was instructed to procure
an order book.
The Marshal was ordered to notify owners
Of detective sidewalks to repair the same
within ten days, and on default, TO have them
repaired himself at the expense of said own
er.
On motion, it was resolved that the f.
nance committee borrow Eve hundred dol
lars, to dsfrsy the current expenses Of the
Council. i riis"
A motion 20 reconsider the resolution in
regard to disqualification of the Council pro-
ceediDgs in the Messenger and Copytsr. with
view to amend the same, SO as to include
the Journal, was lost by the following vote:
ayes: Belts, Brush; nays: Botefur, Keller,
Oehs and Quilter. Council adjourned.
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The Fenian Mesting.-The meeting Of
the friends Of Irish liberty, at the Court
House last Saturday evening, was very well
attended. Mr.. MoWrLLIAxs, central organ
iser of the Fenian Brotherhood, delivered a
very hopeful address on the Cause of Ire
land. The Order here as every where in this
country, is stronger than ever, because it is
more closely organized and more thoroughly
disciplined. Experience has shown the weak
points of the organisation, and the leaders
have set themselves at work to remedy them.
They work quietly but are constantly grow
ing in strength and when the time comes to
act viii act more efficiently and judiciously
than they could under the old system.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! HARrrUAL CONsTIPATION.-Hov "a

7 EIAftAk JAIL COkNS1 AAOLNs-uoE ~
effect certain and permanent eurs.-Soms occrps-
tioas Of life predispose to eosivenss especially
which allow but little exsrciss. Persons who con
tract thi, unfortunate kasit pfbodt under suos cir.
sanstanees, might possibly be relieved By changing
their ssdsntary eDpIoyments for others Of more
active hind but this Is BY no msa certain. Fab
itual constipation Is very obstinate disorder
the ordinary socalled remedies invariably aggrsYate
usd use Of ssrorg sperisnts. They at arst r-it.te
and finally almost paralyEs the bovels-rendsr sriDg
them 50 torpid that shormous dosss Of cathartie
medicines have no effect upon them. A mild speri-
emit. combined with gentle stimulant, Is the true
remedy aad combination in the happ.sit propor-
ton, of these Ingredients, is found in Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. This famous Stomaehie invigor-
stss the whor intestinal canal, while quietly re-
moving from'its eonvolations ali impsdiments to a
free Jasssge through them. No mere purgstiys has
this double operation. No ordinary stirulant ef-
fees the desired object Cases of constipation aban-
donsd hopeless BY distinguished medical men have
been cured in few weeks by the Bittsrr. To those
who have tried all the medicines Of the dispsnsary
in vain, we saTtry this irresistible stmulsnt and
sperient There is no sufficient reason why constip-
alton should be the eonsGquenc Of sedentary habits.
Hos.ettsr's Bitters, by supplying the vgor which
would otherwise be derived from sxsfcis, viii In al
cases enable the system to perform ( "a sxsrstory
functions regularly and hsalthfully.
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Educate for Business. s.-Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, Political Economy, Elocution
aud Telegraphing are thoroughly taught by
experienced Instructors at the Adrian Bust
ness College and Telegraphic Institute. Dr..
Mahan, President of Adrian College is en-
gagged to deliver full course of lectures on
Political Economy, Tuition is nearly one
half less than in the larger cities and the ad
vantages are very superior,
For circular address the President
A. @. Parsons, A. N.
13. m !. Adrian Michs
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oHnaOM pIRRCrORY.

II = - It'll
heIxious ssrvi regularly held In the toliov-
lag Churches In this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
NxrHoprsr EPISCOPAL cHURoH, corner Of Market
ana Main Streets; Rsr. J. wrKEs, Pastor, lox A.
~, and r.n. Sunday sohoolats An Prayer NEE
ting wedn'sday evening.
PRzssTfEnIAE CHURoz, corner GsTzison and Main
Streets; Rev. Z. BUSHNELL Faster; lex An, and !
Pm Sunday School stl2x. Meeting every Wednes-
day eve. ~ q s-s-s'
sfP1uLs ERiscePAL) ozuRoE, Rev. o. q. You've,
Rector corner Nsis and Court Streets; loH a. X,
sndfr.x. Sunday School st2 ,. n. Lecture every
WEDNESDAY evening Ia the church.
RzyoHxrB CHrsoE, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. TzoxrsoS, PsstOri loN
An, andiR.x. Sunday School tsA' n. Prayer
meeting svery Wednesday evening
LurzrHAz oHuR0z, corner oAk and Court Streetsi
Rev Il. LAse, Pastor; Iox a n, andTP.E.
sr. Josrrz's (oArzoLIc) oRuRcH, croghan ST.;
Rev. sxRArn BovERs, Pastor; mass every morning at
oelock on sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low
Mass at c'cleck a. n. High or Solemn Mass At 10
oelock A. Il, in winter At loX; vesrers ats O'Clock
P.n, and occasionally Benedirtion ct Z p. n. Sun
day School at 2l-x.
81. AWE fCATHoLIo) CHrRCz, State Street, Rev L.
T.D'ARoY, Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, a. ~;
Second Hish Knss at 10 o'clock, N. Sunday School,
8 sP. yespers,S ~ H.
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A fine stook of Boots and Shoes. !.

A fine Stock of Boots and Shoes
Hoot d Meng display a splendid stock of
new goods at their store, and our readers
will fnd there every thing they need in the
line of Boots and Shoes. They have every
thing for mems and boys wear, from the
coarsest to the finest, and their stock of
ladies shoes, gaiters, &c, DC, complete.
They are bound not to be undersold by any
body in the market, and always give satis-
faction to their customers. el-,I. -t-li(-
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Farm for Sale.

r OFFER for sale nay Farm Of one hundred and
il sixty acres-10o acres Of cleared land, ina high
stats Of cultivatien the balance In heavy timber
iyIng within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca and within
three-fourths Of nile Of good Grist Mil and Saw
Mil. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Housea, wash and enoksaouse. Cellar under the
whole; Corn Cribs Barn with Sheds, two neverfsil-
ing Sprines-one for the House and for the Barn
Spring House, Orchard Of No !, Grated Fruit,
such Apples Cherries, Pesrs Qnirces, Peaches &c.
For particulars to terms etc., call on or address
at Fort Seneca. Postofhoe, Seneca county, Ohio.
80 JACOB PULTz.
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Dead Dogs, Dead Cats, Et cetera. The
drains along the sidewalks on several of
the streets are in the flthiest condition i'm
aginable. The fast decaying remains CT
small dogs, large cats, birds, fish, flesh and
fowl, tosay nothing cfrotteu vegetable mat
ter and other garbage too tedious to mention,
q. suctioneers say, may be seen every few
rods, and nossd nfsr of. In walk of
two squares on the Euclid Avenue" of town
I've leave the residents in every part of the
city to imagine this means ts5ir street) one
may discover The carcasses oftwo pups Of an
undistinguishable breed, one recognizable
blsck-snd- tan, one msllese cat, litter Of
kittens, and almost every variety Of fish pro-
duced in the sandusky at this season, all
undergoing the process Of putri6cation.
Healthyl Old King Cholera will lick his
chops with delight nezt summer il this state
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Psrsonal.-L. D. Rucker Esq, long
known to the public as the gentleroanly and
efficient Superintendent of the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad has resigned that posi-
tiOn and accepted that Of General Superin.
teDdent of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway. The Cleveland Leader says "Mr.
Rucker has been a resident of that city for
fourteen years, and has been prominently
identified with its railroad interests. His ad-
ministration of the affairs ofthe Toledo road
has been one of marked success, and his cx-
eellent management well attests his execu-
tive ability. he goes to his new, field of
labor with nost favorable prestige and his
friends (their names is Legionl) can express
no better wish for him than that he may be
as successful in his new position as he has
been in the one which he has so long occu.
pied. His headquarters" will be at Mead
vile, Pennsylvanis."
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within the past three weeks We the, DO popuis-

tN0S n
tion. of our county has received an accession
in the shape of nine or ten families OF sub
stantial Pennsylvania people. They have
stopped at Clyde and Bellevue, ssme of them
permanently, others; temporarily. Among
them We may mention the names Of Asssrs.
I. s. HIrsHEu. j. O. HirsHEu, W. g.. Hr-
sHEu, JoHS o. HEcK, .JoHs W. BENNEa,
HENRY @. MiroHELL, Eli: .EIeHEIsEsaKR,
Henry o. OowDEE, HEsRY ,RErF, JoHN REfr,
P. zrNEERMAs. They came from Cumher-
land county, Pa, Messrs, H. 8. HECK, JoHs
P. KELLER. and others are also expectsd to
come about the first of May. from the sam
locality. Most of these gentleman we believe
have families. They are farmers and mech.
anics, and men of means and aducation--
just the class of people to add wealth and
moral value to the community.
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MarriaQg.

April The 9Th at the residence of the brides
father, Mr. GEoREE ]. HuFEoRD to Miss So
rHiA NICHOLAS, by the Rev. J. Wilkes. 3,,
Also on the same day at the Methodist
Parsonage, Mr.. WILLARD L. FoRaERsoN TO
Miss ANN E. JACK, by Rev. J. Wykes.
April l4th by the same at the Methodist
Parsonage, Mr.. HENRY G. GIBsoss to Miss
sAhAH HrsLEY. All of the above are of this
county ,-4r a.r e.
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Attention.-Our readers will plsahe
observe that all new advertisements appear
on the second page and, after the first pub
lication, are put under their proper heads so
that it is easy at any time to find any par
tieular advertisement. Under the head OF
"Land for Sale" and Miscellaneous" eau
always be found matters of interest to every
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-19

A Change.-The firm of ooNDIr BRorz-
FRS & Co.. has been dissolved, 8. D. CosDIT
retiring and the business will hereafter be
conducted by BRAsDT AND OoSDIr. Mr..
BRANDT has had the entire supervision Of
the establishment during the past yelr, and
has managed it admirably, securing good
trade and winning many personal friends.
We wish the new firm success aud pros
neritv
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NOTICE TO TEACHES q,

1 Common schools.-The Boar oF s.bo,l =
aminers for Sandusky County VIII hold serSsoas -
examination Of candidates FIR teachers certif
a. ths Hgh School b1i dog in Frer0n., on the foi
loving days: Aprh 18th, 2osh ane 9th; Kay ltth
ExAninai.0nA siilbeg n At IL A, 4. Noeandida.a
val % Aloredt to enter the clk.s after Il H. Fzsh
eand 1efs Is required By law to pay fly ceats "a
eoncuoa OF Examination and 70 leave stamped en-
velops with ths clerk Of the board. Si,tlonary MI,
re furnished BY the board. CsnditA.er viii rIszas
take nottce, that ths lSW requires, that fsF mas
pass satisfactory sxaminstion in ths thsesy Nad
practice ofteaehing.
The law provides for four grades Of esrtecAtss SIX
twelve, eighteen and twensyfonr months; the tigrs
plus and minus may be used hY the board 70 IndeSta
intermediate grades Of Qualification. A certificate
for stx months unuE indicates very Interior quslid
cations, and 10 t-aehsr. holding such csrSiaoatsL
should b employed ~ school directors except a. =
last resort to avoid having no school at al.
IN aNEl
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The Curiosity.-The curiosity mention
ed in WADswoRrH's column as having been
discovered in this place, is not more remark
able than the low prices at which wADs-
WORTH sells the handsomest sets of Orockery
ever brought to this place, elegant Looking
Glasses, splendid Lamps and everything
pertaining to the Crockery and Glassware
trade.
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JAMES HIETr.
FARM FOR SALE.-THE SUB

l. seriber wishes to sell his farm in Washington
from Ersment and niiaes South Of Heseville; con-
tanning 50 Acres-6o in till and 20 acres IN tim
Der. The soil Is limestone loan, and productive.
The buildings consist Of comfortable frame DWELL
ing house good tenant houss, good well Of water
at each house. stable, corncribs smoke house, dry.
house and lime kiln &c. A good variety IF fruit
trees consisting Of apple, peach, cherry and plum;
also between 200 and 500 bearing grape vines, con-
tanning Is varieties of grapes Any person wanting
this farm can have possession of the tenant house
with the privelage Of two belds TO tl, this spring
For particulars enquire Of Wm Achiilsn on the
farm l4m2s
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New York & Erie Brosd Guage Rail
Road.-Having had occasion lately to pass
over this Railway we can most heartily say
that for speed, convenience and comfort, it
is not surpassed by any Road in the country.
1t travsrsss the rich and thickly populated
regions of the State, and the scenery in many
places is of unsurpassed beauty and interest
and alone is worth the trip-and passes
through the towns of Ithica, Hornellsyille,
owego, Binghanton, &C., and with Its per-
feet connections with all Western lines, 1t
forms by far the most desirable route for
travellers. Its accommodations are all first
class, among which are luxurious coaches,
elegant sleeping cars ard courteous officials
The Eating Houses along the line, especi-
ally at HorDellsville are superb. Under the
able and efficient Superintendcy of VIM
R. BARR, Esq, this route has achieved the
proud eminence-in this Age Of Rail-of be-
ing the best and most successfully conduct
ed Road in America. Parties going to New
York will consult their comfort by tsking
this route and afterwards will take no other.
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Look ont for Your Hog. and

Look ont for YOur Hogs and
Cows and Geese!TYe City Fathers
are after theml By reference to the Council
proceedings it viii be seen that the Demo-
cratic members, from BerEruA to QUILrEn,
voted to prohibit sheep from running at
large on the Commons, for the reason that
they consumed tbA grass which the cows
and pigs ought to have. Next, they viii
order of the cows, so that Piggy can
root in undisturboi possession; and then.
good bye poor Pig, for Goosey will demand
nonOpoly--and LOrdl according to the
Democratic vote polled last election day,
what number Of geese there are, to be
sure.
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Farm for Sale.

THE andersignsd offers for sale his farm situated
i in Ballvil1e tovBship, 5ADdusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the sandusky
river ountsiniug 90 OF land more less, over
90 acres under good sta-e of cultivation, 10 Of II
river bottom and the balance timber, situated on
good roads, a comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
house, good cellar under the house. wood house and
other out door bUildings good wells of water and
cstern orehsr Of 40 large bearing apple trees Of
choice fruit; also pear. peach, PLAN. cherry, aud
other summer huit. Also house well situated for
making syrup. For further information enquire Of
the subscribers on the premises.
1am0e) JAMES HIETT.
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A Terrible Aoeident.-Three respect-
able ladies were run over one day last week
Front Street in Fremont by an immense
crowd rushing TO Harris Photograph Rooms
in Buckland' new block to get photographs
taken. The ladies' were soon picked up,
found uninjured, and the dust being brushed
from their clothes they made their way forth
with to the same rooms enquiripg if it
would be possible to get their Photos ia
ken. l4ml
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A suooess.-Mr. T. I. BAaxER has bean
very successful since his establishment here
and has secured an excellent first class trade.
He has worked into favor By keeping moth
ing but the best of ready made clothing, and
by giving his personal attention to every
garment manufactured in his establishment.
Those who patronize him may feel sure of
getting good work at fair prices.
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Wanted-an Owner for an umbre:

Clearing out the rubbish in an out of the
way corner Of the Office the other day, our
devil fished upa very large and well pre-
served Umbrella, of a species much in vogue
in former generation, but almost extinct
now. II "Old Grimes" carried an Umbrella
-as the staid old gentleman most probably
did-it might have been the mate to this one.
At any rate it's good, comfortable. old
fashioned family Umbrella, sound In all its
parts, from the generous half-foot of carved
ivory On the handle to the horn-tipped gent.
inc whale!bone points; aud the owner can
have it by calling al this Office, describing
property--and SO forth. = IL
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New MILLINERY c.ooda.-Mrs. 3

New Millinery Goods.-Mrs. BRIdHT-
WELL and Miss WEsrBRooK have just received
fine Spring Stock of Millinery Goods. con-
sisting of Straw Goods, Laces, French and
American Flowers, all rev and of latest
styles, They pay especial attention to
DREss MAKING which they have every facil-
ity for doing in the best manner. They also
do indelible aud perforated stamping, hut-
ing, aud bleaching to order, and at short no.
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To LADIES OYIY.-Ladies who want new
bonneis and hats this spring-and we should
be glad to get birdseye view of one that
doesn't-will find at Miss HERRlMAs's Mil.
inery Rooms, a splendid Stock of new Mil.
linery Goods, including all desirable styles
of Straw Goods, Bonnets and Hats in great
variety, and of all the newest and latest
styles, fne assortment of Trimmings and
French and American Flowers, and every
thing in the Millinery line. Miss Herman
has the best Of help, and the work done at
her Rooms is always neat, tasteful and well
mada
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Heavy.-The trade in clothing done by
MuSk, grows heavy as the spring opens. He
sells SO cheap that every body trades with
him and he has to get new supplies from
New York, every few days. Munk always
has good stock of new goods, new style
and low prices
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Church Days-Last Sunday was palm
Sunday" so called in cOmmemoration Of
the Savior's entrance into jerusalem when
the multitude strewed palm branches In the
way. To-day, Friday, the 18th, is Good Fri.
day; the forty days of Lent close on satur-
day, and the 2lst is Easter Sunday.
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The Tournament.

The TOufnument.- Com
mittee of Arrangements have sent out their
oircularsl of Invitation and hays already
heard from the bands near at hand. The
'Saenger band" of Toledo, an orchestra, Glee
Club snd Brass Band, from Tifin, the Nor
walk Brass and String Bands and the Brass
Band, String Band and Glee Club of Newark,
have all been heard from and all promise
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DIR. Schenck's PuImonie Syrup.-This
great medicine cured Dr.. J. H. ScHsSoK, the Propri
etor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had sssu-
med its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable Bis PHI sics pro-
nounsed his case ineurable, when hs commenced the
use OF this simple butpowsrfal remedy. His health
restored in very short time, an no return Of
the disease hae been apprehsnded for all the synp-
toms quickly disappeared, andhs present weight is
more than two hundred pounds.
Since hsrecovsry. he has deToted his sttention
elusfvely to the of Consumption, and the dis
eases which usually complicated With It, and the
cures effected by his medicines haze 5ssn very nu-
merous and truly wonderful. DR.. SoHESCK makes
professional visits to several Of the larger cities
weekly where he has q Ihrge eoncourse Of patients,
and 1t Is truly astonishing to poor oonsumptives
that have to be Lifted out of theif carriages, and
in few nontAF healthy, robust persons. Dz.
sczzsuK's PrlnoRie Syrsp, SssuesS Tosie, and
MaESraks Pills are generally required In curing
Consumption. Full directions accompany each, 50
that any one esn take them without seeing Doctor
Schenck bat when It 10 convenient tits best TO see
him. FHs gives sdvise free, but for thorough ex.
animation with his Resprometer his fee is thrssdol
lars.
Sold BY all Druggists and DealeTE prise $3.50 per
bottle, 81, 80 theha dozen. .AuIstterAfor advice
should BE addrssse to Dr. SCheneks Principal once
No. 15 North 9Th Street, Phlsje'phia, Pa