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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03
JAMES HIETr.
FOR sALE.-Tl

IL scriber wishes to sell his farm in Washington
Township, Sandusky County, Ohio, miles west
taininc a. acres6O acres in till and 20 acres in tim
ber. The soil is limestone losm, and productive.
Fbe bdiIdinrs consist Of a comfortable frams DWELL
Jog house good tenant houss, good well OF Ester
house and lime kilu &c. good variety of fruit
trees consisting Of APPLE peach, cherry and plum;
eso between 200 and 800 bearing grape vtness c3n-
tanning I3 varieties Of grapss Any person wanting
thit -fSrm can have possession Of the tenant house
with the prvelage Of two fields to till, this spring
For particulars enquire OF VIM Aehillen on the
,s.r,s = = = I4m2s
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Greeting.-Mr. P. O. DEAN, publishes bis
spring advertisement this week, Look at it.
Sherman & Co. have fine assortment
Of Eastern made boots and shoes.
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"Give Em Fits" is the motto of the
SMITH BRos. inthe boot and shoe line. They
give customers afits" in every case and
charge only living rates. They defy all
competition in ready made boots and shoes
and makethes very best work to order. m.
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A MODERN MIRACLE.

From old and young, from rich and poor, from
hi9hborn and ioEly. comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for,
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restores GRAY FAIR TO rs ORIGINAL COLOR.
Useit few times and
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There are many limitations. Be sure yoG proe1rs
tha genuine. manufactured only by
y q R.P EAILk CO., FashHa. N. X
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TRY IT BY ALE MEASs.-K aAy Of Gu
readers have been troubled to make light
and uniform biscuit, it is more than prObs-
bly, they do not use d, B. DeLand d Cos
Best Chemical SdIeratHs That is pure ar
ticle. not detrimental to health, and sure in
its effects Try it by all means.
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Company No. L, turned out for parade
on Wednesday evening in full numbers and
made a fine appearance. They deserve a
better engine and we hope the Council will
do them Justice.
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Fremont, April 29tb, 1867.

Fremont, April 29tb, IS6I.
Regular meeting of Council. Present:
J. D. Botefur, President: Belts, Brush, Ochs,
Keller and Quilter. Trustees: F. Wilmer,
Clerk:
Minutes of last meeting read and. apPro-
we'd. Petition laid upon the table.
A petition in regard to the removing OF
awnings. Petition to improve Lynn, and
Arch, Market and Washington Streets.
The bond of the Street Commissioner was
approved.
An account of Wm Sheehce for services as
night policeman, was referred to the finance
committee.
On motion by Mr.. Botefur, the report OF
the committee on the Chief Engineers re-
port was taken from the table, and after be-
ing amended, adopted. Ayes: Botefur, Kel-
Ter, ochs, Quilter: Nays: Belts and Brush.
The petition of A. W. Smith in regard to
the improvement of W alnut Street was taken
from the table,. aud upon motion by Mr.
ted 10 improve said Street as prayed for in
Brush, the Street Commissioner was iastruc. /.
the petition. -e
The petition of Fremont Band was taken
from the table, and upon motion by Mr..
Butefur, SO much of the petition as relates to
the appointment of a special police for the
musical tournament was granted, and 80
much of it as related to an appropriation OF
800 was referred to the fuance committee.
The City Solicitor reported the following
ordinances, which were read the first time
and laid upon the table: An ordinance, to
repair and keep in order sidewalks. An or
dinauce, regulating the duties of City En-
gineer. An ordinance, to provide for the
styling of actions. An ordinance, to pro-
vide for keeping city prisoners at hard labor
in certain cases An ordinance, TO regulate
public shows and exhibitions. An ordi-
nance. TO prohibit and punish certain Of
fences, and for the more effectual preserva-
ticn of pescc and good order in the city Of
Fremont. 80
Mr.. Belts, from the committee on rules
and regulations, made report which was
adopted.
On motion by Mr.. Botefur the salary oi
the Street Commissioner was fixed at ID dol
lars per month; laborers wages at 81, Is, and
teams at $3.50 day. F-A - '-A'-
On motion by Mr.. Brush it was resolved
that proposals be received to furnish 81
cords of broken stones for the use of the city.
On motion by Mr.. Botefur, the Clerk was
authorized to draw orders for laborer's wage:
upon the certificate of the Street Commits.
sioner. = -, =. -
Mr.. Belts, from finance eomulittee, made
a report which was adopted. y. , -ssazssssrs
Mr. Belts from a committee on remon.
STRANGE of S. Rensler, in regard to culyert
of J h McArdle, made a report which was
adopted, and the Marshal ordered to notify
said McArdle, TO enlarge said culverf. 8 s
The committee on furniture, and on the
| petition Of L. O. Anderson, requested pro-
gress and asked for furthertime; granted
Council adjourned until Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
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Job Printing g.-The attention of the pub
lis is called to the excellent facilities poss-
essed by the Journal Establishment for the
prompt and satisfactory execution.o of all des-
criptions Of JoB AND Book PRINTING, inclu-
ding Blank Books of all kinds. Termsas
low as the lowest and entire satisfaction war
ro1toI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
j to 8 Acre Lots

or good land With fruit trees on them for sale, l
mile south of Fremont, near the village of Ball
VILE The land Is veil adapted to grspsss ruit gar
deniur or farming, For price and terms enquire
of R. W. MCCLELLAN.
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in the city of New YOrk.

in the city of New York.
The price Of the Bonds Is Exed for the present at
95 per cent and accrued interest from January 1st
in currency, the company reserving the right TO ad-
vouce the price whenever Il is their interest to do
The Road forms the Western part of the main
trunk Of the Great National Pacific Railroad, auth
orised adopted and aided by ths Uated States Cor
efAmsHt. Il runs through the heart Of the richest
and most populous section Of the State Of Caforn-
ID, eonnecting the
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU-
HARTTUAL C0NSTIPAT1ON'-HoE to
effect certain and permanent eure.-Some occupA
ous of life predisposs to eostivensF, especially those
which allow bat little exercise. Persons who con-
tract this ate habit of body, under such cir
cumstances, might Joftibly te rel we'd changing
their sedentary sDplOyments for others Of more
active kind but this is BY no msa certain. Bao
itual constipation is very obstinate disorder All
the ordinary so-called remedies nvarisby aggravste
II. Nothing can be more injurious than the eontin-
ued use Of strong aperients They ct frst irritste
and finally almost pEralyze the Notwithstanding
them so torpid that enormous doses Of eathaitic
medicines have no effect upon them. A mild aper;-
emit, combined with gentle stimulant, is the true
remedy and combination in the happest proper
tion Of these ingredients, Is found in Hostetters
stomach BIttsrs This famous stomachic invigor-
ates the wholr intestinal canal while quietly re-
moving from its convolutions all inpediments to
free Iassage through them. No mere purgAtiVe has
this double operation. No ordinary stirulGnt ef-
fees the desired object. Cases Of constipation aban
doned As hopeless by distinguished medical men have
been cured in q few weeks BY the Bitters To those
who have tried all the medicines Of the dispensary
In vain we say try this irresistible stimulant and
arerient There Is no sufficient reason Why coustip-
alton should be the consequence of sedentary habits
woud otherwise be derived from exercise, wiz in al
cases enable the system to perform Its ezcretory
functions regularly and hsalthiully.
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Notice-Tbere win be meeting of the
members Of Oak Wood Cemetery Association
at the L. E. d L. R. R. office in Fremont on
Monday, May b, at 10 A. ~, TO select five
Trustees for one year.
asr s o. wsYALLETTE,
Fremopt Anril 3Oth 1867.
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Reservoirs.-We are glad the council
has made move towards establishing prop
er reservoirs. They are necessary to the
efficiency Of the Fire Department.
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SPECIAL MEETING.
ArR1L 3Otb. ls,

hPhlL OUtD, lOUfs
Special meeting of council. s. Present
Botefur, Pres't., Belts, Brush, Ochs, and
Quilter, Trustees; Wilmer, Clerk. Absent:
Keller. -lslh .f5s. IL; tsbs's
On motion of Mr. Belts the City Engineer
WAS instructed to report at the next regular
meeting of the Council as to the practica-
bility and probable cost of sewer on the
South Side of State Street, commencing On
S, W. corner of State and Justice Street and
to connect with the old sewer on the s. Z.
corner of Front and State Street and also,
the names of all property holders interested
therein.
A petition of A. W. Smith in regard 10
the grading of Walnut Street was presented
and upon motion of Mr.. Brush, granted.
Mr.. Belts was appointed committee 10
correspond with the Pres't, Of @. d T; R. R.
Co., in regard to cistern and sidewalks on
the depot grounds of the Co.,
Council adjourned.
d. BOTEFUR, Pres't.
Attest: F. WILMER, CLERK.
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Alargs Pp. circular, giving Information OF the
greatest imporiancs to th- youcg Of both sax.s-
It teaches how the h0mely may become beautiful,
the spissd respected, and he forsskeD loved
10 yourg lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address and receive copy postpaid, b. return
msil Address p -. Drawer IL "a
March l. l867-Qm Troy, N. Z
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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
Bucklands s new Block, .-esV .- r---ass 81
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A Singular Case.-Some three years
ago there were sew eral burglaries commit
ted in Northern Ohio, which created great
alarm by their daring and skill, and by the
shrewdness with which the rascals eluded
the viligance of the officers, and several safe
robberies were committed in this and ad-
joining counties, which will be recalled by
those who resided here at the time. In
March last, Mr.. .JoHN PITMAN of this city, ar
rested man named Harrington alias Dur
aut, in Clinton, Iowa, who was charged with
committing one of these burglaries few
miles south Of Cleveland. He was confined
in all here for time and some settlement
was made of the case. This Harrington had
been twice arrested, once at Monroeville
and once in Detroit, and had broken away
from the officers in open daylight and was
regarded as a desperate character. How he
has conducted himself for the past two years
the following letter from the editor of the
Clinton Herald will show:
OFFICE OF CLINTON HERALD,
CLINTON, Iowa, April IL, 1867.
Editor JOURNAL;
SIR-There was arrested in this city, two
weeks since, man named Harrington, alias
Dursnt, charged with the crime of burglary
committed in Ohio three years ago, and was
taken thence by the officers who arrested
him. We understand that be is incarcerated
in Jail at your place. If you can enlighten
us in regard to his Imprisonment, his crime,
his identity, guilt or innocence, or any facts
relating TO him, suitable for publication, you
will confer a special favor. Why was he
taken to Fremont instead of Cleveland,
where his crime is alleged to have been COM
mitted?
Said Harrington (or Durant, as the case
may be) was prominent merchant of this
city, where he has been engaged in business
for two years, and occupied good position
in society-many have considered him in
nocent of the charge, and regard his arrest
as case of mistaken identity. Any infor-
nation you can impart viii be gratefully
received and appreciated, as much interest il
excited here. Yours,
H. McALLISTER, e.. Herald.
Harrington was on his way 10 Iowa, on the
trai which ran off the track a few days
since at Green Greek. We believe that there
| is no doubt that he committed the crime for
which he was arrested.
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croquetAOnl few more sets of Gro
quet left at Warren d Cos. Don't buy
thesame article exactly, in Cleveland or To-
ledo for $l5 when you can buy here for $ll.
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Educate for Business.-Bookkeepiug,
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..
Maban, 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
vantsges are very superior, -l
For circular address the President.
- A. O. Parsons, A. M.
10. mi. Adrian Mich,
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Gross Walks.-The Council has direct
ed the Street Commissioner to look after
the cross walks. 1t is time they were put
in good condition.
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The City of Fremont.-The City Of
Fremont was the first propeller to arrive at
Chicago from lake Erie, reaching there on
the 26th inst.
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LAND FOR SALE.
I.n.a and Lot for Sale,
For Sale.
.oR SAFE or RENT-A beautiful

IL iy located place Of ten acres, = Of mile from
Frarnont On the west side Of the river, comfortA-
Ne house and out-huildings, q good veil Of water
scd a splendid garden well stocked with large and
small fruits The location Ia a. pleasant as can oe
fo1nd ahout Fremont and the placs commands
fee view Of the river and city For PartleI call
oa or address, IhADDEOS BALL
Fr,mopt April u, 1s6F-15mS-
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Going On.-The excavation for the
foundation of the new school building goes
on, and the stone is being brought to the
ground
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Down the River.-The Schooner "T. b.
Rice" +" was taken down the river by the tug
on Wednesday, loaded with 1,3lO bushels of
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Resigned JOHN HooD who has had
charge of the Freight Office of the @. d T.
R. R. Depot for more than two years, has
resigned his position in favor of E. W. OooKE
who took possession on Wedne sday the LIST
inst 1t will be remembered that Lieut..
Cooke left the Office to Mr.. HooD at the time
of his enlistment in the army. The affairs
of the Office have never been managed more
to the satisfaction of business men, than du-
ring the administration of Mr.. HOOP. The
Office, depot books dc, have been kept in
good condition and the interests of the road
as well as It's patrons have been carefully look
ed after, and Mr. Hoop leaves the Office with
a large number of friends and a very few
enemies. Mr.. COOKE has every qualihca-
ton for the position, is an old hand at rail-
roading and is thoroughly posted in the
business of the Office.
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Beautiful Instruments.-GO to the Mu-
sic and Jewelry Store Of Cross. and see the
nice 5-octave Melodeons at $500 each. ST
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
FREMONT.

A New Block.-The preparations for
Tyler's new Block are going on rapidly.
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The May Term OF Court.-The May
term of Court which begins May 9th 1867,
promises to be one of unusual interest. A
large number of important.cases are to come
up and the docket is very full. 1t is not yet
decided who shall preside.
The following cases appear on the docket.
Ball Us. City of Fremont vacate land.
Williams d Whittlesey Us. Krebs Board
man d Belts.
Brown Us. Cochran; Appealed.
Miller Us. Miller; Money.
P. Hamer Us. Oolver d. Bosley.
Gimer Us. Patterson; Frand. IN
Cochran Us. Mills d Mills; Money. q
Shrank U.s. Van Ness; Money.
Bosley Us. Gale & Gale; Money.
Mcpherson u.s. Zeilley d Lindsey; Land.
Bosley as. Albert Newser; Land.
James Us. james Ct al. Land 5t --
Van Buskirk Us. Wilson; Appealed.
Dickinson Us. ElderkiD; Collection of Tax
es.
Hamer u.s. Gale ct al. Land.
Hamer rs. Bosley ct at; Land.
Rousb u.s. Terrell; Appealed.
Walker us. Bartlettet al.
Showl Us. Orwig, ct al.
Clyde Us. Wright, ct al. --.s
Cassidy Us. Romeo et a.
Dunmyre ps. Dunning ct al Money.
Hamen Us. Bosley d Knaggs; Injunction.
Nook u.s. Peters; Appealed.
Bartlett Us. Olapp; Error.
TAYLOR Us. Boardman; Money
Wason Gs Bolles rs. Boardman; Money.
Gross rs. Gross; Divorce.
Ryuold u.s. Foster; Appealed
Edgerton ss McArdle; Account.
Lee Us. Russell; Money.
Jones u.s. Meyer; Damages.
Hamer Us. Hill.
Roush Us. Terrell d Dice; Appealed.
Conner Us. Boggs; Money.
Kesley Us. Kesley Divorce.
Gillespie Us. Clark d Lee; Money.
King U.s. Graves; Money.
Stroll U.s. Stroll; Divorce.
Freeman Us. King; Account.
Mccormick Us. C;ska d Scranton; Dam
ages. as-r
Close rs. Bowlus,
King Us. Lindsey.
Lee Us. Haines.
King & Flammerfet rs. Graves; Attach
ment.
Griner ys. Luce; Money.
Clapp Us. Livingston; Money.
Reese ys Haynes ct al; Damages.
Folk Us. LeppelmaD; Damvges.
Flicker vs. Jones.
Wright Cs Wright; Divorce.
Harkness d Mckee Us. Durlan; Attach
ment.
Edgerton u.s. Click;
Moore Us. Moore etdl
Lindsey Us. Lindsey; Divorce.
Dryfoos Us. Bowlus; Appealed.
Roush gs. TererlI: Appealed.
Hall Us. Haggerty ct al; Petition.
Cunningham Us. Cunningham; Di vorce.
vandercook Us. Roush et al; Appealed.
Justice Us. Upp-& Opp; Appealed.
Nicely rs. Nicely Divorce.
Merley Us. Meriey; Divorce.
Tuttle Us Nicely; Appealed.
Kline Us. Swartz et al; Damages.
Abbott U.s. Hershey; Money.
/ Stewart as. Stewart; Divorce.
Lowery Us. Shuts; Mistake in deed.
Bacon rs. futile; Land.
Harting Us. Lennon Appealed.
Beyers.Us. Bevers; To enforce contract.
Zimmerman Us. Boore; To recover real es-
tate.
Herbster Us. Hays ct al;
Wilson Us. Smith.
Shaw Us. Shaw; Appealed.
Russell Us. Hubertraugh; Civil claim fol
assessment.
Rice Us. Morgan.
Gilbert us. Mowers; Money.
Waggoner Us. Eversole; Money.
Gurney Us. Powers ct al; Money.
Kelley Us. Reynolds.
Dye d Dye Us. Lee.
Keefe Us. Fend.
State Us. Cope.
State Us. Burroughs.
State Us. Wooley.
State Us. Fry.
State Us. Wilson ct al
State Us. Palmer; Passing counterfeit cur.
rency.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
.l. AND PHGNX BITTERS.

'lsa AND PHGNrX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
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and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
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and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
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effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
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tiOns of the body in a healthy
condition.
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Frost.-There was keen frost Saturday
night but it is thought it will not injure the
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Shingles.-Take notice of the advertise
ment of Black ash shingles in another column
They are good and cheap.
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Free Lunch.-From and after Monday
next Capt. Young will set out FREE LUNCH,
in his Saloon, at II o'clock A. NJ, every
day.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

Ristori; Ristori; B RIsroL d TAYLOR
have Just received line of those splendid
RIsroRr shawls which are so much sought
after in the east.