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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-10

DR.. Dio Lewis is preparing series of
papers for the Herald of Health and Journal
of Physical Culture on the Health, Care,
Ma nagement and Training of Children" 4"
This monthly, under its new management,
has brought the very best talent in the
country to contribute for its columns. Just
now series of papers, by Moses Colt Tyler,
Club, " and another series on the "Physiolog
ical Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of
Man." by Prof. Rufus King Browne, beside
a host of other excellent articles are found in
its columns.
By all means get this magazine for 1867.
S2year; 20 cents number. Miller Wood
Il Co., No. Is Light !Sreet, New York,
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I 2R7. Boots &

1867. Boots e. Shoes. 1857.
A new and splendid stock at Smi th
Bro's.-Our stock of spring goods is now
complete, bought from the eastern mauufac-
turers at the very lowest cash prices and con
sists of every variety of goods in our line.
Our old stock is completely cleaned out SO
customers need not be afraid ofgettiDg old
goods. Our motto is, not to be undersold.
So call at once and examine our stock even
if you don't wish to purchase. No trouble
to show goods. Custom Work of all kinds
and Repairing done on short notice.
ofleather and findings we have good sup
ply, and by special arrangement with ou,
eastern traders can sell at a much lowe,
price than can be done elsewhere.
= At the well known stand of II. Lesher.
No A. Buckland's old block. .@s.-
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Annual Meeting of the Sandusky
County Sabbath School Union.-The an
n1al meeting of the Sandusky County Sab
bath School Union will be held at the Pres
byterian Church in Fremont on Thursday,
May 3Oth 1867. a
The following order Of exe=oises for that
day has been adopted by the Executive
Committee: tlns
Morning Session-Commencing at ten
o'clock.
lst. Devotional exercise, occupying 20
minutes.
I'd. Discussion of Resolutions.
Sd. ii o'clock, address by Rev. W. E.
Lyon of Oily de; Alternate, Rev. J. Broad
well of Clyde.
Afternoon Session-Oommencing at ~
o'clock.
4th. Children's Getting.
5th. Transaction of business
9th. Election of officers.
The following resolutions presented at the
meeting ofthe Union held at Clyde, Janu-
ary oath 1857, and which were laid over
to the annual meeting, will be presented
for discussion.
Sd. Resolved, that singing in Sabbath
Schools should be encouraged, not only as
an agreeable entertainment, but as very
important means of securingt he great end of
Sabbath School labor.
4th. RESOLVED, that in the opinion of this
meeting it is the imperative duty of Parents,
Guardians and Teachers, having the care of
children and young people, and having the
best interest of mankind at heart, to encour-
age by every means in their power, Gas a
permanent obligation,) their early, prompt
and regular attendance at Sabbath School.
5th. RESOLVED, that in our opinion, no
person should assume permanently the high
and responsible Office of Teacher in a Sab
bath School, who cannot make it matter of
conscience to attend punetually to the duties
of his position, even if it should require
sacrifice, to promote the interest of so good
and glorious an undertaking.
E. BUSHNELL, Pres't.
CHAs. b. KREBs, Sec.
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The launch The new schooner was
launched on Saturday afternoon. In the
operation one of the 'ways" broke and only
the stern reached the water, the bow still
resting on the broken timbers. She was
fairly launched, however, on Monday, with
out serious trouble aud no damage whatever
to the vessel. Good judges pronounce her
a staunch boat, ofgood model and well built
She is to run from this port, West d DANA
having contracted to supply her with lumber
during the season.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The eDance-Don't forget the DANCE at
Mammoth Hall, on the 17th for the benefit
of the Fenian Brotherhood at this place.
The hall is being finished off in a hurry SO
as to be ready for the occasion, and every
preparation has been made for good time.
The officers of the Brotherhood will super
intend the arrangements. The following
named gentleman will be Floor Managers,
John Keefe, James Ksgs John Lynch John
Leary, Frank iStannahan.
Let all friends of Ireland and Liberty
turn out.
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List of Letters, remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Fremont the 10Th day of
May 1867.
Arhart VIM; Amsden Addie Miss; Arnold
Joseph; Baker Jacob Erwin; Bowman John;
Black Thomas Jr; Beeny A; Curtis F B.;
Cook John; Druyor Stephen F; Deiffenbaugh
VIM @; Emich D; Garnes Demas; Gi son
Rebecca Miss; Hutchins ]; Haywood John;
Ripple Sarah E Miss; Hall o E: Kneiser
John; Kirsh John; King Sarah; Kuaup VIM;
Lamscn Jennie Z Miss; Lower Jacob; Lowe
P F; Mccoy Ellen Miss; Mort James W;
McClellen Joseph; Orwig Doct; Obrist F
Phillips Ohas; Petee Louis 2; Roser Chss;
Rodgers Malinda Miss; Siemmer Cathraine
Miss; Salander Z W Mrs; Stull Hiram;
Stevens W; Shell Margaret; Snyder P R;
Stein Adam; Stevenson Annie Miss; Schultz
B F; Sykes Violette Miss; Tilton Levi; Ulry
Geo D; Vail Sallig A Mrs; Vail Hiram; wise
Henry; Willie Joseph; Wagner Lizzie Miss 2
Wasson B; Wilson W G; Smith Adam;
H. W. BUoKLAND, P, M.
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A Reading Room.-We have in Buck
lands New Block READING ROOM and the
nucleus to Library, which only needs a
good membership to make it prosperous
and self-supporting institution. The rooms
with little expense may be made very at
tractive and the money which viii be raised
by the membership fees will with good man.
agement furnish us with valuable library
which will we'll repay the small investment.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are be-
ing made in every part town, this spring,
which will add greatly to the attractions of
the city. Grounds are being carefully laid
out and beautified, walks, fences and out
buildings put in.repair, with general BRUSH
ing up and adorning of buildings and
grounds that is creditable 10 the taste of our
citizens
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Grading Butter The Findlay dealers
have determided to grade Butter and pay
for it according to quality. This course is
sensible and is for the true interest of pro-
ducer and consumer. On the present plan a
premium is paid for dirtiness and careless
ness in this article of consumption, and it is
pity some remedy cannot be found. We
doubt, however, if the plan of the FIndlay
merchants will be found practicable.
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A Suggest ion.-The n

A Suggest ion.-The movement towards
the erection of Soldiers Monument for the
county has not yet taken any organized
form. We suggest the formation of a
Ladies League" for the purpose. Similar
organizations in other localities have been
very successful and we have doubt an organ.
ization of the kind extending to every part
of the county would raise the fund for fine
monument this summer.
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a Suspension Bridge in Fremont;
Owing to the great Inconvenience and no
little danger, in such multitudes of people
passing and repassing over the old bridge, it
is deemed quite essential that broad and
.commodious suspension bridge should be
Immediately erected across the river for the
special accommodation of the vast crowds of
customers from the east side who are daily
visiting HARRIS Photograph Rooms in
Buckland's new Block.
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L. Youngman, st. olair's Block, has re-
ceived and is receiving weekly one of the
best selected Stocks of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting Of the latest styles of
Ready Made Clothing, Cassim ers, Cloths
and Linens, also Furnishing Goods, great
variety, all at reduced prices. IT,
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Prepare.-The New York Board of
Health has received information of the ap-
pearance ofchOlera in the large cities of the
Union. 1t has made its appearance in the
principal cities along the Mississippi and the
telegraph has announced several cases at
Memphis. 1t is time that our citizens were
making thorough preparations for its arrival
here. Cleanliness is no doubt the best pre-
ventive, and let all who value the health of
our city labor to make all things scrupu-
lously clean. There are numerous localities
that sadly need attention.
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Marriaas.

May 7th, 1867, By Rev. H Lang Mr.. JACOB
s. SMITH of Rice and Miss OARoLISE REED
of Sandusky TIP. v-,g, ..J /
May 8, 1867, BY Rev. E. Bushnell, M
WILLIAM P. MooRE of New Grenada, Fulton
Co., Pa, and Miss RENA P. ANDERSON.
On the 7th inst, at the residence of Mr.. O /.
A. Deal, by Rev ]. B. Thompson, MR.
CHARLES A. 'KLEGTN, to Miss BARBARA
MoLER, all of Fremont, Ohio.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

,isious services are regularly held in the follow
tug Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
2 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURoH, corner OF AArket
and Hsin Streets; Rev. J. wyKEs, Pastor, loh A.
= n sad r. n. Sunday SchoOlats An Prayer NEE
ting wsdn'sday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Garrison and Main
strssts: Rev T. BUSHNELL, Pastor; loK An, and Z
Pm Sunday School at12H. Meeting every Wedres
day eve.
81. PAuL,s (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH, Rev. c. e. YOUNG,
Rector, corner Main and Court Streets; 1Oh "A. NJ,
snd5P.r. Sunday School at2 Pm. Lecture every
wednesday evening in the church.
RzyoRnsp CHuRoH, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; loh
gI.r. and Pm. Sunday School ta n. Prayer
nesting every Wednesday evening.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. q. LANG, Pastor; 1Ox A. H., ndTP.H.
sr. JosEPH's (OATHoLIo) CHURCH, Croghan St.;
Rev. sxEAPH BowERs Pastor; mass every morning at
oolocls on Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation Low
Mass at o'clock A. Il. High or Solemn Mass At 10
o'clock A. n, ln Winter at lo1< vesPers ats O'Clock
Pm, ami occasionally Benediction At ! P. Il. Sum
aay School at 2PM.
sT. AxxE (OATHoLIc) CHURCH, State Street, Rev. L.
r. D'aRor, Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, A. n;
Second High Mass at 10 O'clock Sunday School,
2P. vsspers, SP.M.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
Il in Bsllville township. Ssndusky county, Ohio,
+ four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
river, containing 90 Of land more less,
so acres under good state of cultivation, 10 of 1t
river bottom and the balance tinbsr, situated on
good roads, O comfortable house. frame barn, buggy
house, good cellar under the house, wood house and
other out door buildings good wells of water and
cstern orchsrd of 40 large bearing apple trees of
choice fruit; also pear, peach, plum. cherry, and
other summer fruit. Also house well situated for
making sJrup. For further information enquire of
the subscriber on the premises.
Q3u6s) JAMES HIETT.
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A Change in the Management.-MR.
Ross has resigned as manager of the Excel
sior Club, his mantle falling upon Mr.. James
G. Slater. The Club have decided to repeat
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" with new
farce, Servants by Legacy" in the course of
three or four weeks.
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Unsurp assed Enterprise.-It has beer
a subject of those engaged in business edu'
cation, and indeed among business men
generally, how and why, the Business Col
leges at Hillsdale, Mich, and Oberlin, Ohio,
met with such uneeampled success. The
truth is-and we-eommend their example tc
our advertisers-the energetic and Justly
popular proprietors of these Institutions dc
all they advertise. They don't believe that
"blowing" and deception pay. This &C.
counts for success unparalleled in the his.
tory of Business Colleges. IT,
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Council Proceedings.

Fremont, May 9Th, 1867.
Regular meeting of Council. Present:
]. d. Botefur, President: Belts, Brush, Ochs,
Keller and Quilter. Trustees: F. Wilmer,
Clerk:
Minutes of regular and special meetings
read and approved.
Bond of city engineer read and approved.
REPoRTs
QUIETER reported from special commit
tee against the removal of ditch from In-lots
No. 524 and sos. Adopted.
BErrs from special committee presented
letter from the President of @. d T. R. R.
in regard to a reservoir and side walk on
Depot Grounds. Filed and subjects recon-
mitted for further action.
BELTS from special committee reported in
favor of improving, grading and macadami-
ziDg Arch Street BErrs from Finance COM
mittee reported against claim of VIM.
Sheehee, for service as night policeman.
dyes: Belts, Brush, 0chs, and Quilter: Nays:
Keller, not voting, Botefur.
PETITIONS.
To repair Croghan Street. and macadsmize
the street leading form Croghan to Passenger
Depot. Referred. committee Belts, Brush d
Ochs. ~.
To improve John, Lynn and Justice streets.
Referred to committee of the whole.
LAID UPON THE TABLE.
Report of City Engineer in regard to sewer
on State Street.
Petition to improve Hickory Street.
Petition 10 build crossings on State Street.
Petition 10 build side walks on Elm Street.
Petition to build side walk and remove nu-
isance on Oak Street
Petition in regard to Elm Street.
Remonstrance of Mcpherson steam Engine
Co., against the appointment of officers with
out their consent.
Petition TO improve Washington and
Market Street was taken from the table and
the Street Commissioner instructed to make
the necessary improvement
Petition of Fremont Band for an appro-
priation was, by con sent withdrawn, by petit
tioneers.
On motion Belts, Keller and Ochs were ap-
pointed a committee to consult with the
Chief Engineer as to the size of the cisterns
ordered to be constructed.
ORDINANCES.
To repair and keep in order side walks,
second reading. To regulate the duties Of
city engineer, second reading. To provide
for the styling of actions, second reading. To
provide for keeping city prisoners at hard
abor in certain cases, second reading. To
regulate public shows and exhibitions, sec
ond reading. To prohibit and punish GER
tain officers and for the more effictual pre-
servation of peace and good order in the city
of Fremont. Adjourned, until Wedues-
day May 9Th at ~ o'clock, P. M. CT
I'D. BOTEFUR, Pres't.
Attest. r. WILMER CLERK
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Tie your Horses.-W ednesday team
with wagon attached went down Front street
at flying pace and brought up against a
wagon which stood before GARvIS's store.
Fortunately no serious damage was done.
Runaways occur about every day, in our
streets. Too much care cannot be exercised
in hitching teams.
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Farm for Sale.

II OFFER for sale my Farm Of one hundred and
il sixty scres-l0o acres Of cleared land, ina high
state Of cultivation, the balance in heavy timber
lying within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca, and within
three-fourths Of mile of good Grist Mill and Saw
Mill There the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses Wash and SmokeHouse. Oellsr under the
whole; Corn Cribs, Barn with Sheds, two neverfail
ing Sprines-one for the House and for the Barn
Spring House, Orchard Of No l, Grated Fruit,
such Is Apples, Cherries Pears Quinces Peaches, &C.
For particulars to terms, ETC., call on or address
at Fort Seneca, Postofice, Seneca county. Ohio,
.r-l.ss r. JACOB PULTZ.
Dec: z, 1s66.-49m7pd
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Give Help Now.-Let all our citizens
who believe PUBLIC LIBRARY would ben
eft the town put down their names, when
called upon by the canvassing committee.
The weight of your name and the help of
your money now will put the Library As
sociation on a good footing,
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Side Walks.-The side walks, which
have been horribly out of repair for long
time, are seriously threatened. Property
holders have received notifications to put
walks along side their property in good con-
dition, and in few weeks pedestrians can
travel in town in comparative safety.
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Farm for Sale.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his Farm, sit
il uated in Jackson township, Sandusky county, o.
eight miles southwest of Fremont, and three miles
northwest of Winters Station, on the Lake Erie h
Louisville Railroad. II contains about so acres Of
land fifty to sixty of which is under gooGf ultvation,
the balance TIMBER new frame house, upxsrds Of
hundred bsarng fruit trees two wells Of neverfang
water and all necessary buildings. AL new. For terms
and other particulars inquire at the Journal office,
Fremont, or Of N. b. REhSBURG.
Feb 22, 1s61.8m3, winters Station p. o
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The New Dry Goods Store.-The
handsome new Dry Goods Store of D. G.
Smith d Co., in Fabings Block is open for
trade as will be seen by reference to their
advertisement in another column. The goods
they display are all new and in the latest
styles and they ian and do sell them at re-
markably low prices. The fact is that they
know when, where aud how to buy Goods
which is more than half the trade. Our
readers will find il for their interest to go
and see their Goods, and price them before
buying elsewhere. b.. i.~..s,s :, - III ri.
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Ifyou may wish an easy shave
Asgood as barber ever gave,
Just call at my Shaving Saloon,
At morn. at eve, or busy noon.
l cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean.
Scissors sharp and Razors keen,
Aud every thing l think you II find,
To suit the place and please the mind
All my art and skill can do,
If you II just call I'll do for you.
M. BRocKwAY.
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Educate for Business. .-Book kkeeping
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. M. =.
I3. m 1. Adrian Mich.
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A DEsTRARLE PLACEfor SALE.

h-The undersigned offers for sale the premises
in Fremont now occupied by her, known ss the old
" "Edgsrton plscs," comprising four Lots of ground
numbered 9s6, 3S7, 3SS and 3Ss, in one square,
bounded By John, high, Main and Ewing streets.
The stustfon Is high and beautiful and the premis
really desirable any in the city. Fruit trees
aud shrubbery In abundance. L1rge dwelling house
Barn and out buildings, well, cisterns, &c, &c.
Possession given ct ones Place to be shown at
any time. Terms easy. MRS. JENNIE ENSIGN
Fremont, Nav /, 1867. 1sm3pd
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The Canvass.-Mr. CHAs. A. DILLON
has been appointed by the Directors of the
Library Assoca ton to canvass for members
He has taken hold of the work with his ac-
customed energy and zeal and has SO far been
very successful. Mr.. CHAs. Il. BELL, is to
solicit members on the east side of the riv-
er
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2-w-l9

Crash In The Market.-There appears
to be crash in the Woolen Goods market
J. Is. .SHERwooD, has purchased the entire
stock of the Hamilton d Excelsior Mills.
Coatings, Cassimeres and Oloakings, He is
retailing these best goods at $l,OO, the price
has been $500 SHERWOOD is also making
a special sale of Prints, Lawns and Muslins.
He is retailing French and Id GiDgham at
25 cents, the price has been 62, and good "A
Bleach Muslin at II cents, and Full Madder
Prints at 12 cents. He also retails Empress
Kids at 20 cents.
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FARM FOR sALE.-THE SUB

II a u NJ HOIb DhIIss- HE OUD-
II Ecriber wishes TO sell his farm in Washington
Township, Sendasky County, Ohio. s miles West
from Fremont and miles South OF Hessville; con-
taining so scres-eo acres in till and 20 in tim
Der. The soil is limestone loan. and productive.
The b1ildings cOosist of comfortable frame DWELL
ing house good tenant houss, good we'll of water
ut each house, STABLE c0rncribs smoke house, dry.
house and lime kiln &c. A goo1 variety Of fruit
trees consisting Of APPLE peach, cherry and plum;
also, between 200 and 800 bearing grape vines,
tanning 13 varieties Of grapes Any person wanting
this farm can have possession Of the tenant house
with the prvelage Of two fields to till, this spring.
For particulars enquire OF VIM heNiIlen on the
farm. 80 - N : 14m2s
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Depot Repairs.-Mr. BErTs of the City
Council has been corresponding with the
President of the O. d T. R. r. by direction
of the City Council, in regard to the i'm
proevment of the Depot grounds and in the
letter of the President referred to in the
Council Proceedings, encouragement is Civ
en- that the matter will be looked after, The
first thing needed is a good side walk. Now
there is no means of reaching the Depot
from Croghan Street, expect the track and
that is often blockaded with passing trains
and is altogether unsafe. There is no Station
between Cleveland and Toledo which does
SO much business as Fremont and scarcely
another can be found on the road that has
not more adequate Depot accommodations.
We hope the company will do us justice.
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Meeting of the Union Central Com
members of the Union Cen
tral Committee are requested to assemble at
the Union Head Quarters in Fremont on
Saturday, May 18th, at l o'clock P. NJ, for
the purpose of transacting important busi-
ness. A prompt attendance is desired.
J.R. BARTLETT, Chairman.
MALHoN CHANCE. Secry.
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oakwood Cemetery. The meeting ofthe
members of Oakwood Cemetery Association.
on Monday, resulted in the reelection of the
following Directors:
L. @. RAwsoN, R. W. B. MCCLELLAN, D.
L. JUNE, s. BucKLAND, THos. STILLwELL,
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Splendid Pianos.--E. L Gross has Just
received some new Pianos that surpass in
finish, compass and tone any that have ever
been brought to this market. Two of them
are of HALLEr & DAVIS best made, and one
is small fined toned Piano of Emerson's
Manufacture The last is moderate is price
and is beautiful parlor instrument. Call
and see them. tSts