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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-01
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TBR NoRTH AMERICAN REvIEw.--Ths
North American Review is necessity to
scholars and professional men. II contains
the best efforts Of our best literary men and
every number is treasury of itself. The
January number opens with an essay from
Mr.. Dean in which he brings forward what
seems to be good evidence that the romantic
and popular legend Of Captain John Smith
and -PockahOntas is purely mythical, that
John Smith was great liar and Pockahon-
tas only rough hard featured squaw after
all. lfsuch writers as Mr.. Dean are allowed
to flourish, good bye TO all our pretty histo-
rical episodes. Prof Whitney has an essay
on Languages and dialects" Prof. Telman
briefly reviews the late discoveries in the
region of the Nile in bis article Sources Of
the Nile" Mr.. Norton reviews DIR. STILES
"History of the Sanitary Commission 4" In
the Tyranny OF the majority" the author
attempts to prove that If a Majority in a
popular government are disposed TO tyrsnise
there il no way Of preventing them except
by force. "Gov. Winthrop in New England
il of interest chiefly to New England. The
most taking article in the number Is that OF
Mr.. Parton, on Danieli Webster. 1t is spir.
tied and dashing as usual, has little that is
new and much that nine out of ten Of the
Intelligent men of the north have thought ei
before in connection with the character OF
the great Statesman, and yet the article il
attractive and readable. A long article Of
careful revises OF books lately published
closes the umber.
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NEWS or rig WEEK


sB-G. Richards Of Csrringtop. MRss., has
recently patented dish washing machine.
EM-P Phe President hss approved the bill
for the meeting of Congress on the 4th Of
March 81 = e
- TOnwardo Opposition to- Presbyterian
i'm Hutchinson is the name of son Of q
Hsrdshell Baptist preaeherin West Ely. Ma
riOn County, Missouri.
sEA Mrs. Woodwork hs. been dismiss
ed from the Congregational Church in Win
stead, Conn, for obtaining divorce from
her husband without Bible cause
FA Portland paper say. an effort will
be msdein the Legislature Of Maine, now in
session, to put stop to the ,ale of liquors
by druggists as medicine. even when pre-.
scribed by physicians. ia
The Cincinnati Commercia, nominatss
Gsnersl George Fl. Thomas "a the Union can
didRte for President in the next campaign
The Saudusky Register endorses the Remin-
alton. t &
, H-It appears that A. H. Lee, of Prairie
Du Rocher, Randolph county. Ills, was The
lucky holder ofthe ticket ttat drew the Cros-
by Opera House Chicrgo.
gFA manufacturing sstabli,hmsnt ia
Erie, Pa, las purchased one of the sban-
doned oil holes, and is abundantly supplied
from it with gas for lighting and heating pur.
poses, and with a large surplus to spare.
HAd,ices from Mexico state that j ,e
last of the French viii have sailed by the
lst of February. Juarez will enter Mexico
in less than twenty-four hours after the
French evscuatc. ~
tEMr. Stewart intends enlarsing his up
town store at New YORK, so thst IL viii Gov :
er the entire squsre bounded by Broadway,
Tenth street, Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
1t will then be the largest if not the most
magnificent business establishment in the
world.
~A farmer near Paris, Canada West
was thrshing out his grain when the aecom-
posed remains cf two negroes were, found,
and il was then remembered that two coIored
men who had been employed during the
harvest had disappeared mysteriously, and
when last seen were .unGer the influence of
liquor. They bad proba bly, laid down in
by other sbeaves being thrown upon them
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The Robertsonian method Of leai ming the
French language, without the aid Of teach.
or, has, for tho last twenty ysars been sue
cessfully tested throughout the whole Euro
pean continent; and is, withouts single ex-
ception, used inteaching the French language
in all the educational institutions of England
Franco and Germany. In London, Mr.. A.
e.. Monteitb, the most celebrated teacher Of
languages in the world. has arranged and
perfected this system; and his work on The
Study Of the French Language without a
Master, Immediately obtained sudden and
extraordinary popularity. Any person un-
acquainted with the French language, can,
with the aid of "Freneh without Master
be enabled to read, crise and speak the Ian
gtiage without the aid Of q teacher, provided
they pay strict attention 10 the instructions
laid down in the work, and that nothi. q shall
be passed over without thorough in nYestiga-
ton OF the subject it inyolvesj by doing
which they will find themselves to be able 70
spsah;, read or lcrite the French language at
their viii and pleasure. Thiswork is worth,
to any one, one hundred times ita cost, and
all persons wishing to learn the French Ian
gusge, should get or send fora copy of it at
once. Price 40 cents copy. 1t is publish
cd by 7. B. Peterson 4 Brothers, 3e6 Chest
nut Street Philadelphia, aud will be sent to
any one, to any place, free Of postage on re-
( ceipt Of the price. = - -
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Progress OF RatIfieation.

The States which have ratified the Consti.
tutioual Amendment are Connecticut New,
Happshire, Tennessee, Rhode leland, New
Jersey, Oregon, Vermont, New York, Ohio,
Missouri, Kansas, Maine, Wsst Virginia, IL
linois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Ainnesota-eightesn in all. In nearly all
these States the vote in favor was very large
and in some it vas nearly unsuimous. The
ratification by two more States only is re-
quired to make it a part Of the Constitution
that iss eosnting tbs tventy-six States
which actually form the Government of the
country as sufficient to act in the matter. In
4 few days Pensylvania aud Nevada will
rstify II, making the requisite number.
California, NebraIka aud Colorado are sure.
to follow beforp the epd of the ssssion of
Congress When this shall be accomplished,
a. the New York Herald remarks, Congress
viii imssadistely, we suppose, formally de-
clare the aInendment part of the Oonstitu-
ton and pass the necessary measures 70 en-
force it. Thus the late rebel States will be
relieved from doing what sppears to be so
repungnant 10 them; the Anepdment will
become law in spite of them and without
their action. The country may rejoice that
this great preliminary measure TO restoration
is 70 near > consumatiOn,p
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NEIcHBoRHooD NEWS
SENECA CotHrY.

From the Tinin Adrertiser: DIR. iKsgy, our
Representative in the Legislature returned
home on Friday last, in very poor health,
and has been unable to be out Of doors since.
He has been afflicted With neuralgia, which
settled in his eyes, causing temporary blind
ness On Saturday morning last, the moth
er of Cornelius and Urieh Lott, Of this city,
was found dead in her bed, at the residences
of the former, on Ferry street. hrs. Lott
was quite an elderly lady, being about T5
years of age. The cause ofher death, we be-
lieve is not known. Her remains were in
TERED st MeCutchensVillc on Yonday,..-
The Fremont Journal has been enlarged to
thirty-six columns, and makes very neat
appearance. The Fremohters know how to
support and encourage county paper.
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pRRMIUMs FoR NEW sUBscRInKRs.


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The United states Senate.

The Wisconsin Legislature has re-reiected
Timothy o. Howe. and the Kansas legisla.
ture Samuel C. POmerOy and Edmund G..
Ross 10 the United States Senate. The
Maryland Legislature has also elected Gov.
Swami. MesSers. Howe, Pomeroy and
Ross are radical Republicans; Swami is a
JOhnsOuised- c0Ppsrhssd, the meanest kind
of the species. Mr.. Howe is one Of the shlest
men in the Senate and morally incapable
of the basesess that has made bis colleague,
Dolittle, Infamous. Kentucky has vet TO
elect Senator, after which the vacancies in
the Senate on the 4th of March will be filed.
She will OF course elect Copperhead. The
next Senate viii then stand, 20 Republicans
and II Copperheads.
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90. schooI superlnlcnden1s.

Governor Coz in his last Message recon-
mended that provision lie made by law for
the election Of School Superintendent fer
each county. Abill has been prepared ac-
cordingly, says ths Ohio State. Journal. pro-
Viding for the election of County School
superintendents throughout the State, on
the Ist Monday in june next, by a conven-
ton Of the Presidents of the Tow nship
Boards Of Education in each county; the said
Superiutendents to hold Office for the term
Of three years, upon passing an examination
by the State Board Of School Examiners
Thsir salaries to be paid out Of the school
fund, without Increasing the demands upon
the fund, but really diminishing them.
The duties ofthe Office seem to be auxili-
airy to those of the State Superintendent.
They are 10 directly superintend the rural
sehoOlaOf their counties respectively, to visit
and examine as often as practicable, to confer
with the school officers as 70 their duties and
the interests Of the schools y1dpr their con
troll, to hold educational meetings in various
localities, lecture. conduct Teachers Insti-
tutes, examine teachers, and generally to do
such things and exercise such Jurisdiction
as the boards Of officers electing them shall
DIRECT. Their accountability would seem ID
be fxed BY the proposed enactment to this
Convention Of Presidents of Township
Boards. They are, however, to report such
STATISTICS to the Stpte Commissioner, as may
be required By Law.
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Withdrawal of Gov. Cox.

Governor Cox has announced his intention
not to be candidate for re-election to the
Office he now holds, urging thst his private
affairH, neglected since 1869, will demand his
entire attention. There are no lack Of can
didates still in the field, aud The number viii
increase until the lime Of the nominating
convention. The names OF ten. L. b. Hayes
Psrson Moody and Ajjutsnt Gen. Covsn'
are presented by papers in The southern part
of the State. Were Gov Cox candidate,
he would be a formidable one. His admin
istration has been one ofthe best in the his
tory Of the State, and he is man of splendid
abilities and unfxceptionsbls character.
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PARENTS AND TEAcHERs-We have at last ;
in sThe Lawyer in the School Room, " clear
explanation OF the law of all the States as to
the respective rights of parents and teachers,
Whether teacher has any jurisdiction over
his pupils on tho way to snd from school for
example, has always been moOted question
with many, "No man may plead ignorance
of the law'tis a legal maxim, and yet it
would seem that ignorance o; the law is The
only excuse that any one can have for doubts
on thi. subject. "The Lawyer in the School
Room is sent by mail to any part Of the
United States for 81 90. Address the author,
NJ. Men. Walsh, No. 65 Nassau St., n. Y.
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Notice.

A LII perssrs Ars hereby netifsd, not 10 trust my
"A wife, Barah 3. Upton, on and after this date
Che having left ny BED and board; from she Town
ship ofroWnssnd, Sandssky County, Ohio, on the
2ad day of January, D. 1887, without any Cause or
provoeation, and Ssterminsd 10 pay no dehts Of
her contracting. WILLIAN UPTON.
IrnueYv. 2kth. 1887 SG-3.
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THE SPARKLING STEFAN is the title of
new collection Of Temperance melodies pub
lished by Charles N. Tremain, 4sl Brosdway,
New York, The words and music have been
selected with great care and the aim Of tt 9
author has been to furnish such music as is
best suited for the parlor, lodge and concert
room. No doabt thsee temperance songs set
to popular music would hsip on the good
cause wonderfully and We advise our temper
aueo organizations to introduce this little
book. Address, g. N. Tremain, 4sI Broad
vay, New York, 81
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maaufsctaftn :c0mmsaesd -,,i.i.I,tIi5.. opi.siratiion.

manufacturers commenced operation.
on limited scale snd with small cap
itsL The thoughtful practical man,
casting about for something to dc, will
tfnd food for reflection in the study Of
the facts as shown in that case; a brief
reference TO which may not be out Of
place here:
ia-ths fall of 1863 Nesrs Alexander,
SchcAsla 4 Co. with capital of only q 900,
commenced the busineas Of refining petro.
leum oil. They are now owners of the Grea,
Western Oil Works, and their invested cap
itsl aasounts TO TOO hundred thousand dollars.
-Four or FIVE years ago Backus, Williams L
Co. started a refinery with a very limited
amouRt Of money, and their capital now is
ever SfO0.OOO. One Of the first oil rsfineries
established in that city was the Pioneer
Works, by Critchley, Fswcett s Co., who
had something less than $2O0O; their sales
last ,esr were over fOWr hU'sd,rd thousand
eStts<ues IN ntl NOIhA tuc luTlfl j lOllCGd-
bls, shOugh not so rapid. Thomas Manning
commenced the Vulcan Works in '55 with
$3.000-is pow worth over $40 600. VIM.
Marriott 4 Co. opened saw and file factory
eleven years ago on small capital, aud have
now $40 900. Thos. B. Reeves started the
Novelty Works in 1864 with NO other ca,,i-
tal than his own labor, and has now $1,000.
So with Mr.. z. King-wko commenced
building irsn bridges some six years ago
has now from $4,000 to 100000. PettingilI,
Glass 4 Co. opened machine shop some
thirteen years ago, have now $3.50. 900.
Nsssrs. Morrill, & Bower. in 1851, started
car factory on go. 900; capital now $500. coo.
R. ?. Meyers 4 90, commenced the manu-
facture Of stoves and hollow ware in 1860,
and have now $l25.OOo invested in their
works. .Msssrs. Sanderson Co. started the
Globe Iron Works in 1859 with cspital of
$1,000 and have now $50 A. d A. NJ.
HaEsn opened their foundry year later.
with capital Of $1,000, and have now $780,
600 invested in their business, Messrs. Wool.
son, Hitchcock 4 Carter began the mauufEc-
ture Of stoves and hollow ware in Is41 with
capital Of $4,000, increased now to over
100000. Youuglove, Massey d Co. estsb-
lished their agricultural works in 1859 and
have increased them to larger capacity than
any other similar establishment in the west.
Hart, Malone 4 Co., whose extensive furni-
ture store on Water Street keeps several man
ufactories Of their own running, has grown
to its present Dimensions fiom little Cabi-
net Shop. which gave employ Jment only its
proprietor. hesan. seabOru d Hempy start
ed a planning mill in 1855 on capital Of
3SoO-hate now s3aOOO in their busipess
And so on; these practical examples
might be heightened indefinitely; but
enough have been cited to establish the
fact that manufacturing will psy.
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Tasabls Psrsoral Prop.rty-No. and Talu. Of
Total val, Of all taxable property, $7,594,61
,a-~ s-. OTTAWA COUNTY.


From tina Port Clinton Union; We are
informed that the members of the Lutheran
Church al Mud Greek srs about to build a
new brick chapel. The church is in tho
parish of'Rev. II. Lang, Of Fremont :. We
are told thata brahs band has been organized
at Boschen's Dock, composed OF German citi-
zens. The new band has twslve members.
49, -Revivals are now progressing at Christie
Chapel. three miles below town, and at the
United Brethren Church in this place The
first nsned is a church of the d. E. dsnom-
instien,, and is included in the circuit of
ReSs, A. p. Jones and D. A, Disney. Al
the Brethren Church the meeting was COM
mepcsdylast Sabbath by tho Presiding Elder,
Rev. n Bulger: Rev. B. Ssroubls isoficiat.
ing in the pulpit during the present week.
The Ottawa County Ne,rs ssys;, TIVE new
post Offices have recently been established ia
this county-ons at Boschen's Dock, named
Germanville, and one or Middle Bass Island.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
fro sxpir. on the slst day Of January, 1867
-. oYTIcE o. rHE ArDIyOs or sT4rI,

: .-.,-,, QYyIcE o. TIE AUDIyoR or STGTB, I
Insurance Department. Colunsal, o. Jan sls.lse7.
Whereas, .TAs PR0vIlENP LIFEs INSURANCE
AND IEYESfNENT COMPANY, located at Chicago
In he State Of Iiinsis, has eled in this once
statement Of Rs condition, - rsquiIed by the Arst
section Of the aot o regulate InIarsnoe Companies
rot incorporated by the State of ohio paused prl
&. Is5e and amsndsd February o, 1854; and the act
ssfo regulAts Fereign Insurance CUmpaniss." pass
cd april D., 1855; and Where's, said Company has
arnshed the undsrsgned satisfsetory evidences that
Il is pessessed Of - least One Hundred ana
Rifty Thousand Dollars Of actual Cash
t,a pital Invested in stocks, bonds or In mort
raRss Of real estate worth double the amount for
which the same 10 mortsaEed and Whereas, said
Compsny has Alsd in this cfce written Instrument
under it eorporute ssA signed By the President
secrstsry thereof. suthorizing any agent SCENTS
Of aid conpsny q this State 70 aeknowlcdgs SER
vice Of procsss toF snd In bshaIf o. said Company
scsorcingto to the terms Of said lsx.
Nov, Thsrsfors, IN pursuance Of the arst section
Of the sforsssid act l. James q. Godusan, Auditor
Of STATE Of Ohio do bsrshy sertfy that said Prov.
idsnt Life Insurance and Inveslmost Com
pany OF Chicago Ii authorized 10 transact the bus
iness cf Lifs aad Accident Insurance. In this State
until the thirtyArst day of january in the year one
Thousand eight hundred and sixtJ-sight. rrf
lssAL1 n KirEEss WHEREOF, have hsrsunts
sueserihed my aaEp and caused tie Eeal Of my cios
to Be an xed the day and year above written.
JAMES q. 9oDA4N, Auditor Of STATE.
r, W., B, McLELLAN, Agent,
Avs Fremont. q
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Attachment Notice.

r AhES CARR Plafnti6 against Hassl Hodson De-
d fsndsnt. Before e =, Dioktnson, J. p. of San
dusky Township, SaHdnsky County, Ohio. - r
On the 2eth day Of December 1854 ssis Jastics Is
saed order Of sttaehnsnt in the above actou for
the sum Of one hundred and Hfty dollars and
twenty ave cents. JAMES CARR.
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Final Settlement.

nAvID MOORE and Trsdrisk Saith a. Exscators,
~ of the lAst VIII and Testament OF George p.
Smith aseeAasd have alsd their accounts n the Of
iss OF tie Preeats Court for the a1a settlement Of
said estate which win be heard on the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1867, ct O'Clock Pm.
". q. RUeBRLL, Probate Judge.
Fremont City, Janaary 10Th 1851. s,sss.
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Final Settlem,ent..

ID LEWIS, a. administrator Of the satate Of
ID. Jeremiah Grant, deceased, hsa fled h,a ss
counts In the oase Of the Probate Court for the T.
s settlement Of said estate, which will bs heard OF
tbs 9th day Of February. A y. 1851, at 10 o'clock
A u. ". 8. kUssELI., Probats Judrs.
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~ BE eopsrtneIshiP heretefors sxssiing between
i Hu.ehfnsou d Smesd Of Rolisrsville. 6andnsky
Couny, Qhio Is this day disoved By mutual consent,
All basihesa Of the hrn will be Bstiled by Edward
Smssi O, the old stand; where the busisess viii b
carried on as H,ual jan 2stk, 1887. 5-lw.1
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= TIE PHRESoLoGrcAL JouRSAL.-The Pbre-
biological Journal opens tae year with the
farest prospects. Fowler s Wells publica-
tions are popular and have worked out great
many sensible reforms. They are all worthy
of the patronage of the people. The Phre:
biological Journal can be had at $500 per
year in advance. Address, Fowler Wells,
3sJ Broadway n. Y,
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DEuoxEsr's s,-We have just received from
A. d. Ames, news dealer at Clyde, Ohio, the
February nuIber of MADAM DkHoRrsr 8
MoSrnLI. Ar. Ames keeps good stock Of
magazines and newspapers and takst sub
scriptions for three, six or twelve months and
forwards them at his own risk. lie keeps
also good stock Of novels and tales.
Address, A. D. AHEs, s,Clyds, O.
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BRIEF MEETIoN.-"Jack Downing "
[ G. A. Davis died last Sunday, aged
70 yesrS.--The last rumor from
Mexico is to the effect that the Mexicsn
at Mazstlan had executed
Mr. Carman, the United States Consul
at that place, upon hearing of which the
United States guuboat near at hand
had bombardeds the town for eight
hours--Mr. James Gordon Bennett
in, rendered the yacht Henrietta to
Prince Alfred as New Years gift, as
an acknowledgement of his cordial re-
ception in England.-The aepub-
iean State Convention of Connecticut
renominsted Governor Hswley by accla-
nation. ouley H, Perry was nomina-
ted for Lieutenant Governor.
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AYOID THE oUACKs.

II you are suffering from the effects Of Youthful
ind. .ssrstion and have Seminal Weakness Emissions
&e., will send you, free Of eAa,Ts, intcrmation
which If followed Will csre you without the aid Of
medcinsl Aad resa s..,. 4 s,ra--3i. .l.f
HENRY, AA5DEN, Station D. New York.
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No. Of Acres So,an and Bushsls Rai.ed ef

NIscFLLASEoUs:-No. Acres Of Meadow,
l3,452; tons 81 Hay, Is,lsl. No. Acres of
Glover. 6. I45;, tons of Hay, 6,2l7; bushel Of
Seed, 6,O37; plowed under for manure, 176.
No. Acres Of FLAX, 925; bush. Of Seed, 44l5;
pound. Of Fiber, 5,101. No. pounds ofBut-
ter, 37l,042; pounds Of Cheese, H. yo45. No.
Acres Of Sorghum, 25s; gallons of Syrup,
24,g43. Maple Sugar, No. pouOds. lO3, $3.50;
gallons of Syrup, 5.02s. Pounds of Grapes,
I035. Pounds Of Wool, l95, 600. No Dogs,
100. Sheep killed by dogs, 22l, value,
S795; sheep injured, l25, injury, $344; ag-
gregste injury done by dogs to sheep,
81, 539.