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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12
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The City Counoh..-If the epppsrheads
had scraped the town over with fine tooth
comu they could scarcely have. raked up
set of men more unfit for the positions than
the present coppsrhead members Of the City
Council.s IT. the entire Council were as
earnestly devoted 40 the interests Of. the
whole city, and as intelligent and sensible 10
the prosecution Of business as the two Re-
publican members, Messrs Belts and BausH,
il would be a cfeditable body. But Mr.
BORIS UR and his colleagues are 30 narrow
minded and small-souled that they can't ses
au inch beyond party. Inconsistency is no
name for their crooked policy ); and instead
of devoting their time TO the proper business
of the council, they fritter it away in talking
politics. Mr.. BoTEFUR, especially, who has
lost the respect and confidence of even his own
party, seems to be afflicted with the idea
that the little SxI0 Council chamber is a grand
political arena where question Of National
and State politics are to be wrestled with
OF course, if man chooses to make an ass
of himself uDd,r such circumstances, let him
go ahead. 1t would be Infinitely better,
though, if the Council would set itself TO
work honestly; pay some regard TO economy
in their expenditures, and reduce instead of
increasing the city taxef. WeWould also
remind them that consistency is jewel, and
if they have sHy regard for their regulations
they will adhere to The measure Of economy
they adopted short time since in the matter
of salaries, instead of going back on their
former action. When the matter of salaries
comes up the people will look to see if Mr..
Ochs and others are present to go back on
their former votes and declarations, or ifthey
are absent. More anon.
The Croghap Club. The Croghau Base
Ball Club held reguler meeting on Tuesday
evening at the JOURNAL Rooms, for the elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year. The
following are the officers chosen
A. G. WILoox, President.
F. j. LASDGRAFr, Yics-President.
W. H. AsDREys, Secretary. s,.
EDvIN HAFF, Treasurer.
The following members were elected First
Nine to play the Rrst two match games of
the season:
F. j. LASDGRAFF, Captain; Huffman,
Whitaker, Wilcox, Downs, Wilson, Norton,
Cooke aud Half.
/ One or two match games are already
planned and the Base Ball season promises
TO be lively.
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Res0bvsG kgtks Gszsrslz Assssb1g,ef IA STAG Y
Ohio. Tthree afths Of the memhsrs elscttd 70 eaca
Hoass aqresing thersto,l Thatit BE- and y Yhere1y
prouoss to the electors Of this Sate 70 tns
next annual October election, upon tne HPPro,aief
rejection Of the following amendment "a sace.E
tnte for the arst section Of the hfth article OF tne
Corstitution Of this state, > Every me- qti-
Se1 of the United States Of the age OF twenty one
ana wear II preceding the electscs, and OF The
eon1tv. tOwnship or yard in which ne resides such
tire 81 nay be provided by l4x. except
- have borne arms in support OF any insurreenon
states or have ed from their places Of Fesdenes 10
svi beIrr drafted into the military seryiee fhefe
m or xVs deserted the military or nsyaissrfiee u
aid government N tins Of rsFs and have not sab
sbaII have the quali9cstens of an eiector- and p
sntitIed to vote at all elections ED.A.PAEk0IT,
speaksr Of the House of Representatives,.
'......, ANDREW AeRURNEY.
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JAHES HIEff.
|, TTGcHMEEMTT NOTfCE,-.Cha,rl

ATTACHMEMT TIGE.1.G Charles
IA Thompson, orz1so. England snd John P:
Thompson, partners By the 6rm name Of Thompson
4 Co. Plaintiffs %. D1Biel King and Wfiiiam King,
by the 6rm name Of d. king Brother, Deiendarts.
R-f ire - wilmer Jastice CT the Peace Of Sandusky
TOWNSHIP, Eandusky county, Ohio. - LIZ = =
On sils 10th day Of juno, A ID. 1857 Said Justics
issued an order OF attachmse IN the Above action for
the SUM of one hundred and sixteen IS 1Oe ($Tio 5e
dolIsrs Z tsoali1 - afe THOMPSON & CO. VI
Frsmest, 0nio, Jase IA. lsses-2Iv5. ~ 2. e
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Wheat.-The harvest has commenced,
and the country air is VOCAL With the sounds
Of the reaper and Die sickle. / Probably Che
most of the wheat will be cut this week.
The weather since Monday has been COOL
and harssstshapds could work all the better
and faster. The wheat is in fine condition.
Il stands well with the exception OF some
fields, where the rain Of the latter part of
last week knocked it down. The yield, for
the limited breadth planted, will be great
and the grain is without flaw or speck of rot,
rust or weevil
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Psrfumsries at S. BuekIand 8 Sons.

Cabinet Work, is done at Huber & Rose
baughs shop in the best style. Huber d
Rosobangh have enlarged their capacity for
doing work and can make as good tables,
chairs, bedstsads, stands, sofas, DC, as can
be made in the city. They keep MATTRESSES
DC, constantly ON hand. ], III .s > nj zol
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4 -DRsIRABLFPLACEforS SALE.

A-fhe uudsrsis ned ofers for sale the premises
10 fremont now occupied By her, known A. the old
" igetton place. eompristng four Lots OF ground
n Inbered $50, 3s7, SIS and sses an enc square,
botuded br Johu High, Main and Ewing streets.
The eitustion Il high aud beautifu and the premis
es really as deirable ns any in city, Fruit trees
aud shrubbsry in abundance. Large dwelling house
Barn and ont buildfngs, we'll. eistsrns, @cs &c7s -
Possession given a. once Place to be shown at
suy time. Terms sssy. MRS. JENNIE ENSIGN
= Fremont, MsY ], 1861. =. .i,sr as = 1SESpd
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About Quarter Of the 1000 shares Of
the Union Building Association of Fremon.
have bssasubscribed for. They will probably
be alItakcn and the association inopslasion
by the first Of August.
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rrsmOnt Huildihg eAas0oiaaon.l... Jon :.

Public meetings for the discussion of the
plans and objects Of the Union Building As
sOcistion of Fremont will be held every
Tuesday evening in the Room of the Asso-
citation, next to the Journal rooms, in, Buck
land old block. Ii is the intention to hold
these weekly meetings until the stock is all
taken. Every, body is invited. The rooEl
is provided with seats and well lighted. The
object of these meetisgE is TO explain the
plan and workings of Associations 0f this ma
.t1Tp
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To Tax PaysFs.-Part;cular notice is
called 10 the advertisement of TaEo. CLArr,
Deputy U. S. collector for Sandusky county.
All persons liable to the payment of U. S.
Duties for special taxes on income, and per-
sonal property, will bear in mind that unless
the same are paid by the goth of July, inst,
penalty of Eve per cent on the amount and
one per cent. per month will be added and
o,llaotad .-. ID. --. .s.-.l. ..--.--
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12

Microscope, Tine microscope is becOm-
ing essentiaEin Pc practice Of every miedi-
ical practitioner aud student: y Two new
ones from the celebrated manufactOry Of
zEurHMrYBE of .Pkiladelphia were received
this week by Dfs. SriLLwRLL aad RICK.
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The Green sbIfg Road d-See the advsf-
ltisemeut of b. ANsDES, county Engineer,
for sealed proposals for grading and Mac
.adamiziug the Fremont and Greensburg
road. Proposals must be handed in TO the
Auditor before t he 18th of.August next.
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Cheap Clothing Store. The place 10
buy summer clothing is at Younkman's
nearly opposite the post Office. mHs keePsa
good stock Of ready made clothing and
makes suits TO order inths beststyle. There
is mo discount" in, his work or his ready
n,ake stock ssT rotists asoiifsf - sSwoi
pH' ssooH'see nf sF8asii bnE ssEl ~9Hr,
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{ Enthusiasts We notice that the ladies
are 'takiug the base bah fever. Every eve
ming brings them out tp.wituess the games,
and tkey seem 70 enjoy the sport. We have
not heard that they visit the grounds q the
Morning Glories, at five O'Clock in the morn
-
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Corks.-Five hundred gross of corks for
wine bottles, fruit jars and Jugs, for sale by
DR.. L. Dillon d Son.
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DR.. q. Dillon & Son have just received
a splendid stock Of Letter, Cap, French Quad
rifle and Commercial Note, which they of
fer at low rates Also large supply ofSlate
Pencils on which they offer inducements 10
dealers. !, szes - a9i.3a sasE
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Rubber Tubing.-A good supply ofrub-
Der tubing, finger stalls, DC, can be found at
DIR. E. Dillon d Sons. -s
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Statistics of Sandusky County.-We
are indebted to the Auditor. E. HAFf, for
the following statistics of the different crops
and productions for the year 1866, and Of
maple sugar and live stock for 1867 also OF
sheep killed by dogs for the year preceding
the second Monday in April 1867. reported,
by the Assessors of sandusky- copnty. in
May, 1861: tl-.. -...rt. 3. ~ A
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No. acres of Flax planted, s bushels seed,
81 pounds of fiber, 544. No, acres Of
Tobacco planted, ! 4 Z; pounds produced; H.
OIL. No. acres of Sorghum planted. 3JS;
gallons sirup made, 40, ,545. No. pounds
Maple Sugar made, l4,054 gallons sirup,
I,O7s. No acres in Vineyard, Az; acres
planted within The last Year, s pounds Of
grapes gathered last year, 1885; gallons of
,,;,o ,xrassad 5SI aifda--sH era -a-il s 1=s
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Or. schenek's 6andrake Fills,
A Substitute for Caleuael, > Z

These Fills are composed Of various roots, having
the power torelax the liver s PROMPT
ly and eectuslly blue pill or mercury and without
producing any of interchangeable or dangerous ef
fects which often follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, as they promote The discharge of visted
bile snd those obstructions from the tirsr and
hillary ducts, which the cause Of bilious asc
tions in general ,
/ ScHENCK's MANDRAKE Pills cure Sick Hesdsche.
and all disorders Of the Liver, Indicted by saIlox
skin, coated tongue, cOstivenesA drowsisess, and
general feeling of wearnsss aud lassitude showing
the liver is in tarpid or Obstrucied condition.
In Short these Pills may be used with advantage in
all cases when pIrgatve Alternative medicine is
required.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two Ike
nesses sof the Doctor when in the last stage Of
Consumption, and the other he now is in perfect
health are on the Government stamp.
Sold BY all Druggists aud dealers Price 20 cents
per box. Principal Oaics, No. I5 North 9Th Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demss Barnes Il Co.. N,
Y. S. 8. Hance, Baltimore, Nd. John D. Parke, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, ILL. collins
NAOess - tiSaAoS 1AS- 4@yI leL " evy mo-
MALARIA EVERYWHERE Rarely
hasthere been season fruitful as this Of malar-
ious diseases. Not only OF he Rraries and in the
valleys of the vest; not merely in all the old
haunts of Fever and Ague AMI Bilious Remitent
Fever, have these prostrating diseases been unusu-
ally virulent but they have extended to towns and
cities never before infeeted vita them, and have
even asoended the mountains and attacked thous-
ands of people supposed to have been placed by the
laws Of nature above their reach. Hence We are
corlpeled TO admit that fearful element peryades
the Universal Air this season, and shOuli at once
resort to the only approved preventive of its con-
sequences, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH RITTERS.
tonic so Potsnt, an anti-septc perfect an altera
tive SO irresistible, sHds stImuIant SO pure that il
enables the hqnsnsystem 10 resist and bafe ali the
predisposing of disease. With the confidence
that one clothed in incombustible EAFments might
move among blazing buildings, the man ho arms
himself against IaAris With this powerful defen-
sive medicine may walk fever scOurEed district
fearless of its iDsslubrious atmosphere The inter-
uittents and remttents at present general in all
parts of the country may be but the orerunners of
desdlier scoRrgs HoT on its wsy westE ard from
the FIR East. Prepare the system with Hostetter's
Bitters for successful battle with the mephitic
causes of all epdenies. Be wise in time Sold ey-
erywhere.-[New York World, Nov. o, 1885,
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ELMORE.


suxplr scRooL CELEpRArIoN.-There being
Grand cslebrstion Al Toodvills, an sycureiOn q on
g,,,serd. sud Picnic 81 Benton, on the Fourth, II
-, 6..m.d p-st 70 have our euioa sstbsth sehoel
.,ebr,tson on the oh inst. EItepsiSe prspsrnsiors
had been made sndthe morning Of the 9th founaeA
things in readiness, The neighbcring schools cams
IN early, and at 81 O'Clock A. " the procession
formed at the u. B. Church, and marched through
1o.n 10 she gross.- On arriving there We pehelq .
.rhs loux 70 be rene s,befsd- long table, stretch
.dswsy snaong The trses, vas ssosniSg under IT'S
Load Of rsfreshments and Ions; tbe isoies
a,tinr here and there psttIng The sfuishng toaebss
Al the adoruusents of Che rlsce-sll impressed one
-;th the beauty Of sueh gatherinss, TIE long line
of,.holars and teachers hasing bees grsapsdsround
the ,t.sd able remarks were msds " Bro .esFsners
sro. Roads, sad Bro. Tilden which were greeted By
r,,, ,ssus of rrutihestion and appreciation By the
.usifence. To the younger part Of the ssbosth
sssool chiidren, eating the -ssood thiDgE was the
p.rrsest part Of fi.e days pronesdings 1t was in
desd happy, merry day. fbebest Of feeling pre-.
vailed tbrou ghout. There was no drunkenness 10
axhtius A ct Wo0dTifis. 80 .-<eat li4iaai.5 Z
80 - fnlr ~ ---1e----r- Ds4 tsTf y
rI xoes MILLS. -@GArss lsHoFHERs are thoroughly
,.ettipv snd fspsiripg tb giefs stesp Grit Mil.
Tsexhass enlarged it one half and raised 1t one
,,.,- 40 that u 10 shshe % the country is
size. They are putting N uer stone, ana win soon
b. prepared to do any nmeuns OF hHt class work
TTSgf4 -4F-sssr<fs a 4 If If 3 81 Oh.
TEE NEW BRiDcE.-rhe Fo;k on The the apatment, !,
70, the new Iroa bridge presressss fhnelJs and We
,.ec soon 70 be abe 10 cross the Portage asfst
.ls,, bridge. The a5utmsnis are 81 cat stone nom
s,re., and present dne appearances. The bridge
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Trade. .-Thai trade al 81 Buckland &
Sons is not of the fuctustipg, unsteady
sort y SAt44b bailt up =byS iops ac-
quaintance with their customers who have
always found them fair and honofabls deal
ers. They keep the purest and best drugs
and medicines and iput.ouP all orders and
prescriptions with the greatest care. The
fact that they, hAEs had, a. long, experience
ought sofhatsi great weight in ithe minds Of
persons who buy medicines or have pre-
scriptious filed Accidents are constantly
happening BY the carelessness Of Druggists
Clerks who put up poisonous or injurious
pgepasst ions ikstsad or The article called for;
through careleasness or ignorance. Those
who buy at Bdcklands may feel perfectly
sure they are getting what they ask for.
Z NEl1.E Ii =
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LOCAL NOTICES.

JOB work.-We are prepared TO do job
work, such as posters, ihand- bills, circulars,
bill heads, blanks, invitation cards, &C., in
the best style and on the shortest notice.
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Great Hxoitemsnt in Fremont

Great Excitement In Fremont.-The
crowd increasing-Buckland's new block in
danger--the walls already show signs of CIV
ing way. AS too much weight on the upper
floors of building might be dangerous two
or more policemen we'll armed, should be
stationed at the lower entrance with instruc-
tions Dot to allow more than four or Eve hun
dred persons TO pass up into Harris Photo
graph Rooms at any one time. [26w4
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The RAMA subscriber. from Town
send informs us that the rain on The Fourth
was very damaging. many of the corn
fields standing under water. In the vicinity
of Fremont no more rain fell than was need
"a IN
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Patent Medicines at s. Bucklapd :

Fatent Medicines at 8. BucklaDd q
80 h3ThE-1 sT1 fruas uifH giiuIeal Fa1i9|
soh 8. uriJniEEH moil aoissI rsis1ei 81
Book Binding have made arrange
pents with a4irst class Bindery in cleveland,
to act as their agents in this place, and are
prepared to receive books magazines, pamph1
let's; music, DC, at publishers prices. ALI
work will be doae promptly and neatly: y:.aoiol
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No Postponement There will be no
postponemeut Of sale at Munk's Clothing
Store on account Of the weather. The doors
are always open to customers and nothing is
charged for showing goods. Don't fail to
call at his store before you buy elsewhere
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ALI sorts Of Binding done promptly and
neatly. Orders should be left at the Journal
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Tar.-Pure North Carolina Tar in Buckets,
for sale by DIR. Z. Dillon d. Son.
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Ksssler's Hotel.-KEssLEK d; BEBDfNG
are bound TO make their hotel comfortable,
neat and pleasant, They have Just finish
ed reitting and furnishing their parlors and
the Reading Room rejoices in new paper and
carpet In the Office still .mofe thorough
work has been DONE. The old floor has been
removed and new one laid in its place !;
the walls have been handsomely papered,
and the wood work entirely remodelled and
handsomely grained. The lpropristors are
always attentive and pleasant and give their
guests good fare and comfortable rooms, and
with the new improvements the old ts..Kessler
Hotel viii be more popular than eyer.roiib
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Visiting Cards,-We have now in the
Journal Job Office several new styles of type
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For sale.--A lot of old tyre metal At
foundry prices, at the Jogrn@ office.
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Early Closing of stores.--In behalf of
the clerks and attaches OF business houses
we would suggest to proprietors the plan of
closing their stores and groceries as early ss
8 O'Clock, or 81 in the evening. ibis would
give everybody connected with places of
business an hour or two for recreation before
bedtime, aud we do not believe any loss
would result TO any one. OF course the plan
should be generally adopted, or it would be
unfair IN It's workings, Customers would not
be inconvenienced, for they would in few
/ days find il no trouble to conform to the new
arrangement. Mauufactoies and shops close
ats o'clock Mechanics aud laborers end the
days work at that hour. WIZ. not close the
stores at an hour or two later
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Wool.-since the opening of the season
there has been brought to town about $4,000
pounds of wool, and probably as much more
viii be brought TO town before the season
Closes. The price has ranged from, 3716 TO
40 cents per pound, the average having been
from 40 TO 43 cents. d. BErrs has bought
about 5000 TBS; GusDoRE 10000 lbs; GAR
WIN i Co., $4,000 lbs; HAYNES & ESGLER
1900 bis; HERMoN & WILSON IL, 900; VIZ.
A. RICE 1l,OOO. These, we believe, are all
the parties that are buying. The wool is
light, and its condition asa general thing
not much better, if any. than in former
'years-though the tags are more generally
separated FROM thes feeess. Rhe price is
low and the tendency downward.
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Removed.-BRockw4r has removed his
Hair dressing and Shaving Saloon to Buck
lands new Block where he has the neatest
and pleas@pteat shop in the city, with a
separate room fitted up especially for ladies.
See his advertisement in another column q
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The tslors ofnEsil Is Strength.-Therss
fore he nefyous andebiltated sho1ld Immediately
use HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BUcHU
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Base Ball.-The morning players have
taken the name of the 'Eurekas" and pro-
pose 20 lead the city in the game Of Base
Ball. We understand that they are fitting
upa very fine ground near the Railroad, back
of Mr.. Plat Brusb's place aud have already
ordered caps aud base ball shoes. The Gro
ghans will need to- lock well TO their laurels.
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y. N. LExxoN, Plaintiff S Att'y. = r
Fremont, Juas a. Is67-24sl. ~ - "a

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
- DER OF COURAGE the 10th day Of Auru.,
A.D 1857, at O'Clock the afternoon at the door
Of the Court House, In the City Of Fremont Sspdus
kyeountJ, Ohio, will he sold to the highest bidder
tho following real ettate as the property Of Isaac
Swank deceased, toWit The west part OF fractional
section number fourteen iI4,) in tOwHship number
I've (6,l range number fifteen 5,) containing effy-
two acres and sixty hundredths ian acre ofand
disencumbered Of dover. Appraised at 1880 co.
TEENS OF SALg:-0ne-third dowa, third in one
year and one-third in two years, with interest On
deferred payments, and to be secured by mortlaee
Aduinistratri1 Of the sstste Of Isaac Svank oss,d
Fremont, J uly o, 1861 .-2sw4