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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
New York Hat Sales.
BY Ad ms Express.1

NEW YORK, March 20.
HAT@Six hundred cases were sold to-
day at James II. Pren,iee's regular serpi-
weekly trade sale of hats. at the warehouse
in Brooklyn, at the following prices:
Wool Hais-Men's Plain and Fancy, 80 20
Fancy, IS 81 to Sl4; Boys Plain, 81 IS to
s. 70; Ghildrea's Plain and Fancy. 81 . to
81 75. Cassimere-Men's Plain, Sl7 to ST 20 !;
Mems Faucy, $40 Is to S24; White Drab,
and sDove, $2I 80 TO 81 IS. Black Beaver
and Belly Nutria, SIS 30 to s44. Black aud
Otter Brush, s35 to Si4 So ...
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MONETARY &.COslMERCIAi.
Especial 20 the Evansville Journal.l
New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Mar. ..
" CorroE-sales to-day, $3.50 bales. Mar
ket easier. Low Middling, &c Re
ceipts of the week, II, $50 bales; exports,
RIOT; stock on hand, 2l3. 37S.
SUGAR-DulL Good fair, 1870. rsrts.r
MoLAssEs-Duli. Sales at G5@75c for fer
rnented. .
FLouR-In request. superfne, So 3@
IL So ~ ~
CoRN-Dnn and dropping, at 81 % to g 30.
OATs-Easier, at 75a76c.
PoRK-Duli and depressed. No sales.
Round lots offering at s24.
BACoN-Only retail business.
LARD-In good request and unchanged.
= GoLD-13f atE E#F
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of besides. "a les were effected of f.Oop bbts.
strained common TO arrive at 81 sag. Izahd
75o bass, zaoszz Me- -ssazi $50 spesis.t
OF tar we heard OF n sale of 90 nbls. WIN
CILs-ianseed continued dull and heavy
AT 81 50e7l a2 for jobbing lots. Fish Oils re-
manned dull and we heard of no transac-
tions.s We quote: Cru sperm, 50 20; sun-
bleached winter do. ~ S0@2 90: crude will lie,
SOG95c Lard was dull and unchanged;
city distilled red 75t160c- 4 ttsw a4ases
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
New York Money and Stock Market.

By Telegraph.l New YORK, March 2.
GovERNMESr SECURIuEs-4 Generally
steady. Closing prices, Registered 81 1899
'62. l6714@lO71a; $40 coupons '62, 1897 ql0s5a;
so coupons '64. l07ss9Ig7N; $40 do '65.
l07A@lOS; do January and July: lo79l01s;
s75s@g75s August; 1905, lt6@l061s; do June
l051s9i0ol2. = - -
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. March q.
CoTToN-Quiet at 2G2s1c; receipts 4o2
bales; exports l,2l0 bales; weeks receipts
1900 bales; exports 6,450 bales; stock on
hand u, 500 bales ryy = : Il Z -
5 CoRS-Active and higher at 81 129f Is.
HAY Quiet and firm at s30@32.
Other markets unchanged.
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City Collector.

The undersigned is a candidate for re-
election to the office of City Collector nj
the ensuing April election, subject to the
Union Convention. inc. SCHUBERT.
By the request of friends / annouuF-
myself q candidate for the ONCE OF Il
Collector at the ensuing April elect1c
subject to the decision Of the Union Co.
vention. WIN. q HAZELnIQk
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FOR SALE.

T0OK SALE.-Any person desiring to go
- into the mercantile business, can pur-
chase Of me, on reasonable terms, my en-
tire stock of goods, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Queens
within the last ten months. i have good
stand and comfortable rooms which can
be rented If desired Address, ~
N. B. FRENCH, at Princeton, Ind.
mchIa INd aa...l y. E-L-a- -L-l.l .--L- ~.
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Independent Candidates.

In pursuance of a long and practical en-
perience, and in compliance with many
selkint erests and the Interest of the public
at large, SCHAPK ER. BUSSIN9 h CO.
offer 10 serve the public with the best val
mes, If they will but continue to beetow
upon them their
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

p WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
~ DENGE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Stree S, in Evansville = now In
good order-for a reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10Th. Title
perfect. Ad, ress III. Z. READ.
a-1 1873 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3
feh22 dtf
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TOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at bar
- gain, Lot so feet on First Street, w tn
q good building on II, suitable TOR manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of ID. BAER,
corner Of First and Main streets. tfeb9 dim
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Especial to Evansville J ournaLl
a. Nashville Cotton Market. ifin

By Telegraph. NASHVILLE, March p.
CoTroN-Market fiat. Sales 126 bales at
CSC. Receipts, 245 bales; shipped, SO.
sSE 81 Va 1. 4F.4.s 80 III
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For Township Trusfee.

1 am a candidate for reelection TO une
ONCE of Township Trustee at the ensufS-
election. G.. HEDDERTCH
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Potatoes.
00n BBLS. PEACHBLOWS: M
e0UO 200 do Neshannocks;
$50 do. White sprouts;

For sale by J. c. Do 'UUCHET q co.
mchl6 div
T1U lf SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
location, with a good run of custom. To
anyone desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at a bar
gain. Fog particulars, address p. O. Lock
BOX a. Evansville. Ind. IfebB
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For Justice Of tire Peace.

Al the solicitation ofspany citizens
have consented to become candidate for
the office ~ Justice of the Peafe for PIgeoH
Township, at the ensuing April election.
\, -sua - fsrsf ieao j. p. ELLIOTT =
n WILLIAM EMERY III a candidate for
Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Township, y
subject to the decision OF The Union Com
yention. i.3y #-E % HefNhl ~
t. Please announce my name as a candf-
date for Township Trustee subject to tine
decision OF the Union Convention. r.
p A"ef iaf JACOB KAERCHEh- pti'
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City SurYcYor.

We are authorized TO announce JAMES
ID. SAUNDERS as candidate for City
Surveyor at the next city election
Chas. B. Bateman is a candidate for Cisg
Surveyor. at the ensuing election. subject
to the decision of the Union Convention
Chas. f. Dallmaetch is IL candidate for
the office of City surveyor at the ensuing
April election.
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sl54ie $685. a5ta5s 9elJ gIel
sngt0 s6g m0Tl rs4r1 aW aas gaaeg
l.1gobB Ena .7aDea lofa.d 81 .nsEi q
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0OAP. STARCH, CANDLES, OILS,
~ various brands and best qualities, at
the City Grocery. L. IGLEHEART q CO.
.t8sTGs 81emA1f1 2 .oN
.a1- s.ts1vezAvl nsE
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City Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce ths p
name of GEORGE K. GRESHAM, of th<
Old Twenty fourth Indiana Volunteers, ~ y
q candidate for The office of City Clerk,
subject to the nominationi of the Union y
Convention.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
city Treasurer.

I am a candidate for the once of Ctby
Treasurer at the ensuing April election
subject to the decision of the Unlon Cos
vention. A. DUDDENHA USEN
am a candidate for reelection 60 the
office of City Treasurer, subject to the de-
oision of the Union Convention.
j. X. LEAvTfT
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SOMETHING NEW .
To Housekeepers.

To. Housekeepers. 81 . >
Il PREPARATION (patented Oct. 18th,
IN 1885, that will clean and polish your
Tin Piated-Ware, Britannia, Brass &C.,
like new WITH AS LITTLE la Bon AS WASH
ING, and will not injure the finest silver or
plated surface.
.tYT sx.rYRULYg WONDERFUL!
Those WHO have tried it say 1t is of more
value than a servant. Try one box, and
you will not be without IL. ASK for Cases
Magic Polish. --a al
Only 70 CENT, PER BOX, Retail.
ASK for. it at any Drug, Grocery, lin,
Hardware, or Fancy Store. Fsl 81 p
Manufactured uy W. p. Case & Bre.
s. E. GILBERT d CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, No. 81 North First St..
Evansville, Ind, 1890 +. ~
Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply
'Ne - Twp. CASE s. BRO,
tl.56 and 50 East broadway. New York.
sbI4 dem r.,.tr s..s5 $3.50
.aFsStE8E .olEsvssEav&
g. aissz
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BOARDING.

DOARDKNG.-Th best or saccommo-
- dHtions can be had at MRS. E. Nj
BURNS'>, at the Bulls Head, hey ond the
Depot. Large ana comfort able rooms for
the accommodation OF families. 5an9 DIM
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20 o eoaneiimIen. ldH9

Mr.. j. c. SMITH is a candidate for re-
election as Scuncilman ffoml the Fourth
Ward.
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WANTED.
FOUND.

rOUND-POCKET- BOOK-On the Vim
a Pocket-Book, containing small sum of
money, which the owner can have at the
and paying for ad ertisement. fnh2I ct
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or .y..r1RUI.Yl WONDERFUL!

Those WHO have tried it say 1t is of more
value than a servant. Try one box, and
you will not be without il. Ask for Cases
Magic. PoHShrf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

the whole country among the most
promising of our rising men.
To all these things, which will en-
sure success to his administration, he
adds the enthusiasm, the nervous en-
ergy and power of a commanding
popular orator. Since the death of
CoRwIN and BRoUGH, there are few
platform-speakers to contest with Gen.
GARFIELD the championship of the
State. With physical organization
solid enough to stand the wear and
tear of hundred campaigns, with a
mastery of all the State and National
issues, with keen insight and clear
and powerful address, he has only to
take command Of our forces to assure
an overwhelming victory in October.
We second the nomination of Gener-
al GARFIELD. f>e
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Wendell Phillips.

This eloquent Boston radical has
lately been speaking in most of the
cities and large towns of the West His
Grafton on ''The Perils of the Hour" has
now been heard in most of the Northern
States, and reeeiyed with profound in
terest by bis auditors. The speakers
design is to lift up the people to his,
own advanced ground. He demands the
reconstruction 6f fhe South by ideas
by educational and religious influence
and by the immigration of Northern
and Western people. He favors hold
ing the rebels in political subsection
FIVE or seven years, and in the mean
while Introducing into their country
the civilization of the loyal States. He
says we should give the negro ballot
and homestead, and furnish him chan
ces for culture and independence. We
should set our idea, Of progress, of free.
and equal rights for. all mankind, to
the aunihilation of the barbarous South
ern idea of caste. The North is de-
voted to improvement, while the South
has cherished and fought to extend, the
poisonous doctrines of aristoeracy and
the most abhorrent injustice and OPP
preston. Our principle must be al
lowed to. have free course every where
on American soil; while its contrary
must be rooted out and its votaries
converted, by philanthropic and
statesmanlike rule, to the purer senti-
ments which we profess. -or,
Mr.. PHILLEPs is most persuasive
speaker, a master of the historical and
ethical points in the controversy, 50
deeply in earnest, and 50 = nearly right
on the essence of the abstract principles
involved, that he has come to- be a. tre-
mendous power in onr politics. Caring
nothing for parties and little for men,
he follows the line of his convictions,
striking right and left and clearing
way forward, He is an inyeterate fault
finder, and lashes statesmen and heroes
with his merciless sarcasmAa whip of
scorpion stings. He is often wrong in
the application of principles to special
ses, as his unfair criticism of GRAY
and WILSON shows. But on the foun
dation he is essentially right, demanding
the purifcation of the government, the
enactment of justice, and the freedom
and elevation of all mankind. or
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03
Matchmaking and Repairing,

NO. 6 FADING & HEIM's BLOCK
MR.. I. GALTHEN, an experienced
matchmaker who has worked with the celebrated
UhrbaHd Jorgensen of Copenhagen
and who is one of the most careful and reliable
watch makers and repairers in the country, has Just
opened shop in C. N. Wadsworth's Crockery Store,
watches aud clocks in short order and at the lowest
living rates. Q3i
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-ON
"A the 25th day of May, 1867, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon at the door Of the court house in the
city OF Fremont, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate the property of James
J. Wright, deceased, to-wit Commencing at post
in the center or half way on tha west line of the
west half Of the northeast quarter of section num-
ber twenty four GA township 6) north Of range
fifteen (15@ thence running due east thirty (S6)
rods; thence north thirty four and two birds iSl Ky
rods; thence west 70 the west line of said haf quar-
ter; thence south to the place of beginning contain
ing six and one-haf (61z) acres Of land situate in
the county Of Sandusky spd state of 0hio-tree and
uuincumbered with dover Appra' sed at $500
Terms of Sale-0ne-third on day Of sale, one-third
in year, one-third in two years, with interest,"
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage.
B4IDGET WRIGHT,
Admir- Of J. J. Wright.
By j. L. GREENE Son, her Attys.
April 30, 1867. 19w4
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Transfers of Real Estate, For the wee

Transfers of Real Estate, For the week
ending April 9th, 1861 Prepared by A.
F. Gallagher County Recorder.
E j Leppelman to W Ward, so
acres sec 81 Rice tp. nm. $1,000
W H Pitcher to A Kelley, 9 acres sec
20 York tp---. l1OO
W Alexander to ] A Wiley, 20 acres,
sec ii Rice tp------ 1850
Ohas Loose to B B overmyer, 80 acres
sec 36 Washington, tp-- 40
A Tanning to H Van VOORHEES,, 80
acres sec Scott tp---- 1000
Philip Geesman to W Alexander 60
acres, sec ii Rice tp $500
Nicholas Bowlus to II H Little, I20
acres, sec g and 80 Madison tip $3.50
L Chamberlin 10 II d Chase, und y
80 acres, sec a Townsend tp to-
gether with Grist Mill DC thereon, 5000
L Chamberlin to NJ ] Chase, 81 acres,
sec "A Townsend tp.--- 1000
HN Chase to B V Boice, und . ofs0
sec "a Townsend tp excepting and
reserEing mill, l,--------- 1860
Jacob Dick to G Street, out-lot no l6O
Fremont, .-----.----,.---=- l44O
S Burpee to N Laphan frent part of
lots no S4 and 100, Clyde----- 2I0O
j Nuzum to NJ Rohrbacher, . acres
sec "a Townsend tp.--- 1900
J W Foster to W H Church, mpt lot
no 204 Clyde O----.---------- 1850
j V Beery to ] A Grant, l2 acres sec
Ballyllle tp------------------ 600
FL Norton TO " Norton, und
lot 242 Fremont. 334
D Ballard to O Beaghler 20 acres
sec 2g Townsend tp.-------- I625
Same 80 acres sec 26, >, 1925
S B ColIver to J ulia A Mason, lot 2SS
OlYde. de.............. 5000
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A Large Purchase-The large retail
Establishment of l. P. Sherwood of Cleve-
land has perehased the entire stock of the
Excelsior Woolen Mills. Sherwood is now
retailing these best double and Twist Cassi-
meres Coating and Cloaking at $l,OO. The
retailprice has been 200 for the celebrated
Empress Kid gloves which he retails at 8Oc
for ladies and I25 for gents.
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4 sSIG,NEE,s NOTICE.
Notice.,

TAMES s. MERLEY of Anderson, in the county OF
81 Ashtabulx and State of Ohio, is notified thai
Maria n. Merley, did on the 25th day Of March, 1867
file her petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas within snd for the county Of San
duskJ and State Of Ohio, charging the said James s.
Merley with willsul absence for more than three
years from her, and with adultery with one Marion
Knoxon; also with gross neglect Of duty toward her.
and asking that she may be divorced from said James
). Merley and for the sum of 81 600 almony. which
petition will be for hearing at the next term Of said
Court. MARIA n. MERLEY.
J. NJ. LENNON, Attorney.
March rs, 1867.-l3V6.
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Vacanoies.-The only Post Offices in
Ohio, left vacant by the Tenure of Cliice
Act, are at FIndlay and Van Vert. 1t is
understood that all such offices will be put
in charge Of special agents.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order
- of O0urf

ONTHE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1867
" at2 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Fremont, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate
as the property of George Staley deceased, to-Wt
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section number thirteen I3,) township number five,
(5) range number Q3 containing forty 40) acres of
land subject to the dover of the widow appraised at
fifteen dollars yearly, and to be paid to her durirg
her lfe said real estate subject to said dover ap-
praised at one Thousand dollars.
D. p. HURLBUT, Administrator.
Fremont, March Is, ls67.-l2w4.
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Pianos and Organs on Time.
5 JI1 Amy one who can Pay :E4l.z
$40, $40, $50, $4Oor $50 Month.
Can purchase ~ -..r.5.
MELODEON, ORGAN, OR PIANO,
By this system. l will sell any Of my Large and
Carefully Selected Stock Of PIANOS, ORGANS 1 Me-
LoDEoNs, on the following easy termsr 5.
Per Month until
~ .leT ,9 -1fE- l,#.5 Paid For
Organs and helodeons, worth 500 or less, at SO
-" from 500 to 5000 s15
Pianos and Organs, worth from 500 to $500 $40
50 g.. Sc, 800 to $500 $40
" " sSoS ssOS TO TO ssSS 1000 saS ~
By this system of easy Monthly Payments, many
persons who would find it impossible to pay the full
price of an instruurSut at once are enabled to pur
chase and pay for one without the least inconYen-
ience. For full particulars, address
essen n JOHN CHURCH, JR
66 West Fourth st, Ciucinuati, o.
Wholesale and Retail Agent for
The KEABE GOLD MEDAL PLANO.
SCHRAIDT, ScHsIDT, l. Co.'s SUPERIOR PIANOS
MASON & BANLIS's CABINET ORGANS
SHoNISGERlB GEN ORGANS, 4r @
. And various other good Pianos, Organs and Melo-
deons. G1sm3 8 EPl
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NElcHRoRHooD NE ws.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

= The NOrwaih Reflector, says the wheat
crop of Huron county promises remarkable
well though the breadth of land sown is
very limited. The prospect for crop of
peaches is excellent-never was beter-in.
formation from different parts of the county
promise large fruit and wheat crops.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
Ottawa County NeUs says the District
Court remained in Session, only one day al
the Court House. No business of general
Riley having declined the assessorship David
dulles of the office The contract for
building abutments for the bridge at Oak
Harbor has been awarded. The County
Commissioners rejected all bids for the
building Of the frame works.. The new
Lutheran Church is almost completed. John
Starkloff, of Port Clinton, had the contract
as builder "A number of new buildings
are going up that will add much to the ap-
pearance of the town. a large vessel is
on the stocks, and it is expected it will bs
ready TO launch next month The roads
are becoming passable and business more
flourishing, Mr., Ransom Heath offers great
inducements in his line of trade.
ERIE COUNTY.
The Register says the boiler and ma
chinery of the new propeller Yosemite has
been placed in position and in few days
she will make her first voyage ----- The
shipping of lumber 10 this port shows an in
crease over previous years. Several new
vessels have been built for the lumber trade
...-- In spite of the trimming up of the
park much work needs to be done.
SENECA COUNTY.
The Tifin Tribune says the ceremonies
and customs practiced ON Easter Sunday
were generally observed. The usual qnanti-
ty of colored egg shells were observable on
the street and pavements- The City
Council have, or will pass an ordinance soon
for the prevention of female vagrancy and
liceniiousness which, if all accounts are true,
has been on the Increase in our city lately
.. John Walker, respected and old resi-
dent of this place, died on Thursday, the
18th inst. - The hose belonging to The
new Steam Fire Engine has arrived, and is
said TO possess a new and rapid facility for
connecting sections The large frame
house which was located on the corner of
Washington and Madison streets is in pro-
cess of removal to the alley Vest of the lot
and will be fitted up for a dwelling house
- The students of Heidleburg have or
ganized Base Ball Club, and it is said that
| a match gamei is brewing between the Heidle-
burg and the Clinton Club The ball
for the benefit of Boos Band, on Monday
evening, was well patronized by their Ger
man friends. 49,. Dist. Assessor Lewis and
Collector Anderson, were in our city or
Tuesday The Odd Fellows, will be
addrssd to morrow by Col Gibson, at Nation.
al Hall. The public are invited to attend
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T o r A r M z r s /.
STEEL PLOWSi

OAST SLEEL moplds, hardened aud adapted to
" two or three horses. Warranted to be the best
and cheapest Steel Flows in the country. Don't for
get the place. d. JUNE Co.'S Foundry.
Fremont, March, 6, 1s67.-lom2.
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FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS


landO
Hons. hoo o Educate Horses
Adoh Cds Italian TrOupeOf Eded
Madame Gertrude Borrs Specially performing
OnsS Hero sI5D,s and~ Etna"
lynn liauce
T.. OOndnSS
g.. d. F. Ro5iaSoaS or Tran Horses
g.. J O. nof Auleican
TO- G.. W. JohnSons Performing Elephant
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Notice to Builders.
IS HERERY GIVEN

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
DNERSBIP-Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing under the firm and
style of Condit Bros Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent s. d. Condit retiring The business
will hereafter be conducted under the firm and style
of Brandt K Condit.
Thankful for the extensive patronage heretofore
bestowed upon US, we respectfully solicit oontinu
ance Of the s1me. BRANDT 4 CONDIf. -
Fremont, April 1, 1887. lows
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I9TgW GO4E -gAedI --es.z----
Enabling the produce Startling Acts
Specacl Oriental
BOARD OF Robinson Presidents D. + Robinson J Super
Treasurer Wilson Director Of Amuement Thos Caha
Dr. Campbell Historic Lecturer NJ Stevens General
Keeper the Dens.
V%[F-a- e ~ ENgzgNT -e s-sl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-JuIius
IN ". Groat, plaintiff, agsinst Albert C. Sargent
Observation-Disclosures NJ E, Tyler, Justice of the Peace
of Saudusky Township, Saudusky County, Ohio
On the 9Th day OF April A. d. 1857 said Justice is
sued an Order OF in the above action for
the sum of Twelve Dollars and Sixty Cents
JULIUS ". GR0AT.
Fremont, April II, 81. [l6w3
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

= The Norwaik Reflector, says the wheat
crop of Huron county promises remarkable
well though the breadth of land sown is
very limited. The prospect for a crop OF
peaches is excellent-neyer was beter-in.
Formation from different parts of the county
promise large fruit and wheat crops.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

POROUPINES genus
exhibition furnishing beautiful seet h