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VISIT o. NAME OFFICIALS 10 sosros
AuGurrL. Ne |

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 10 1881.
Tue Governor aud Council sft oy the noon IRAN to-
day, o. their official vslt 10 Boston Previous TO their
return they will make inspection Of The Perkins
inssss for the Bind aaa IL Hartford institute ias the
Deaf a p~uN
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Am crlcan Ports.

CHARLESTON, Sept i0-Arrived, steamer Champion.
EYork
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept l0-The pilot boat Coquetts
boarded this morning the naval schoolship Macedonian
from European waters bound 10 Annapolis -
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IU--Arrivcd, ship Autocra Ban
Francisco brigs Mary. London Roslyn, Bordeaux.
wILMISoION NC, Sep, l0-Anived. steamer VIM
Clyde. NYork. -
sailed-Steamcrs sappho, and Rebecca Clyde, NYors.
For Oher Shipping Ne,cs See Ninth Page.
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R U S STA.

The Shah Of Persia and the Gar.
ST PETERSBURG, Sept 10. 1867.
The Shah Of Persia has accepted invitation from his
Majesty the Emperor Alexander to visit Russia II is
uncertain whether the Shah will extend his visit beyond
the Crimes
Preparations for the journey are being made at
Teheran
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1Af nuaalaIIkt Al MEMPHIS.

MnxPrus Sept. 10, 1857.
Tho Bard OF Hsah has recon sdsred re resolution IN
regard 10 quarantine and II will be established below The
oy ,o-morrow No boats viii be allowed 70 pass until
exs,ninei by The Health offcor
Tbs weather 10 cloudy aud very cool. Thermometer
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THE MAINE ELECTION.

BELFAST. Me- Sept. 10, 1867
Forr x.r.o...;.. u.,,,., -tatives have been elected
from Waldo county; gain from las. A' ''fN
lican majority is reduced thirteen hundred
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Attention. sir knights. 20 viraii Prices
"liethol OF Hanging Swords Patented Angus, 49, 1867
great improvement. Masonic aud Knights renplars'
Goods NsnufsctuTers' prioes lsi Greene street.
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An Old Nur.e for ChiIdren.-Den,s Fnu !.

procure MRS WiNsLOw's f0OTiifNG SYRUP for chill
dren teething mother who tried II will
child pass through this ccal period without the
this invaluable Gives TO the no;her
aud relief aud health the child Cures wind colo,
regulates the bowels 81 cents bottle BE sure and
call Tor
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the simle OF Perkins the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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Cartain-, LACE aud Nqit,Mghng.
NEW FALL PATTI ERNs
AtG. T.. a J. r. RELTY's iiT Broadway.

Cqyr,.ss s%d rSei,sc,.
new goods, at q. L. :. b KRLgYS, ~ Broadway
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Beauiifui lIair.--A Prize has bcen Won for
positively restores gray hair TO ITS original color and YOUTH
fu beauty, T. delicate dressing mparts life growth and
strength % the weakest hair; stops is falling out at once
sold by druggists fashionable hsrdressers and Ut
Office 1873 Broadway. SARAH A. cHEvALIER, N. D.
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LYONS. Magnetic Insect Powder. THE Ortri~
nal aad only scnne sure % hi roache beib 20, naoths
and all insect vermin; free from poison. Dsrct a.
BARNES, n Park row.
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WHETHER 4 WILSON. No. 61s Brosdwsy. New iors.
cghy-two competitors. tile hHhest premium
Gold Nedal-for the perfection n. sewing Machines ana
Button hole Machines the only sod medal Tor tbs baLc
Official list Of and Ia snc se
medal at WIIEELER WILSON'S.
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CycIoid Ptu n o.. - findcrrau T. sons Ware
rooms, No. 2 Leroy place. Bleecksr street
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vGrc.er A. B Bakers Y,srSss, Premium so~iss
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sHIPPtN NE w S
posr Of NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 70. 1857.
Arrived.

Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk, with muse ana pas
sengers The Old Dominion SIC imship Co -.
Brig Anna (Br), Gard, Cow Bay. days WIN coal 10
DeWolf d Co.
Wind at snnsat NV. fresh
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Buy Miller's Hair Dye.-B Cher pest, Mn.
tura Sold by druggists pspo " hey street,
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Marine Intelligence.

QusxSsrowS sept 10, 1867. The Innan steamship
Cny OF Antwerp, Capt Mrehouse which len New York
on the 3lst OF Angus, arrived here at noon to-day
LosposDEnRy, Sept. 10 1s6T-Ths steamship Hoef.
nian, from Quebec arrived here this morning on the
way Liverpool.
DISASTER AT SEA
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 10 1ss7--!rho bark ocean Eagle,
Captain Luce, which recently left Bcrdssux Tor Nsw
York put into this por to-day leaking, having en-
percnccd heavy weather
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Lung Complaints. Bronchitis. Asthma. Ge.s
are speediv relieved and VI t1kep In time. permanently
cured by JAYNE : ExPECfORAsr You viii lad 10 u also
oertan remedy for coughs aud colds Sold eveywhere
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xv.... Tsuvee- md .Ornam~ntni HAIRS
BAIUaEI.0Rs. 10 Bond street
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The Howe RJachiae. Csmpany. Elias Howe
yrThe ghes premiums FOR sewing machines. once -
Broadway, New YORK.
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Gds'r bsl nSd B EkSsCrNlfissEs ffkss.s
new goods at G. L. - KgLrYs, ~ broadway
Cycioid Pianos. -I.indcrrau T. sons Ware
rooms No. Leroy place. sleecssr street
wspeSs wr Y.lysrs R.E.:: 'sr
S,.apon @ -i S.ts". ana
Button hole Machines. the only SEQ medal lot hs b5s.c
M media %a1 =, snEkLEs s wiisoSs war" 'A "'''
x. ssE1.e' a ESsr YsHss' Premium" S'"'"s
Lyons, Magnetic Insect Powder THE Orias. \
NJ. aad only sshame sure !. ny roaeass seae e. n'ss
BxRsRs', p Park row.
Lung CompInin,s, Bronchitis, Asfimn. 81.
ere .ps S see You vii sa "a also
aoertah remedy coughs aud colds sold eveywhsre-
----------------
Tn, Howe Nyachiue Csmpany. Elias Howcs
1.-THE sshs., gregam' for sewing machines once %
i, ne msss y preparation ,Asi positively msksa the hA~
Wiz r ,sM r.mov.. psuarus.
Positively restores me VIZ sEs y v HAia''' ''or
Its application 10 a real pleasure.
Is Delightfully."- perfsmed.
IS cooling ;p 4 !, s, .vs;s to the Head
This name was adopted from he ,hs, the only
ucs Known 70 stimulate healthy cJndfQn on tna
Scalp and 10 actually produce growth OF Hair TIE
proprietor has experimental with all the articles offered "
Tho public for these and nfs that hc osn ~
the pores OF the Scalp and TINS evsn Th 'hAa pro-
mote The growth o. he W IISE
10 offered With tho greatest confidence in ~ beneficial rc-
suits. -
isP'ops'e' o"' va HFLuBoLD. Druggist
"a - mn" sqs Broadway. New Tort.
Price 80 cent, per bottle sent 81 eIprs.. ''y Aadrs'
------------------------
vyl0doyv st,ades. ..
a. L. .. o. KELLY, E broadway.
,y. r.,yes- mud Ornam~ntnt HWtr.->
w usir Dyc ant Hsir pyuinx. I'll eosprA ~
| BArCHEJ.JRs. 10 Bond street
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-24
SCHOOL TEACHERS EXAMIN-
ALTON,

Ara EXAMINATION, MA Y 11TH 1867.
The following is a list of candidates who
received certificates, and also the number of
months for which each certificate is valid.
The law provides for four grades of certifi-
Gates six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months. The words "Plus" and "Minus"
indicate intermediate grades of qualifica-
tions
Sophia Oulbert 10 plusj F. j. Tuttle 6
Julia @. Snyder 70 plus; Almera Stahl 6
minus; Amanda England 6 minus; Mary
Bixler 6; Nellie Finch 6; Sarah Otis IL plus;
Hannah E. Stuhl 6; Emma g. Snyder 12
minus; Julia Ashley IL; Cornelia Hasford 6:
plus; E. L. Sumner IL minus; Mrs. o.
]. H. Baker 6. By order of Board,
F.M. CHM, Sect.
Correotion.-The following named per-
sons were reported incorrectly in our notice
of the Second Examination of, Teachers last
week. We give them this week correctly:
sEUoND ExAMINATIoN.
Phebe Glass plus; Lowesa Fowler plus;
Mary Bement IL; Hila Bennett IL minus;
Lucinda Rsthbun 6 plus; Bloomie Perrin 6;
Gertrude Lauton 12.
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List of Letters, remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Fremont, the % day of
May, 1867:
Miss @ J Anderson James F Anderson /;
Miss Jennie Albert A Amsden; VIM A
Ayers James K Bell Jamson & Bloodgood;
Samuel Burket; Ooroline Coffee 2; E A
Campbell 2; Francis Decker; Mark R Doo-
little; Timothy Doneher; Miss Lizzie Emmel;
Joseph Florian; Moses Fleuser; Channcy
O earns; Miss Gretei Mrs Elizbeth God
fry; E G Gillett; Samuel Garns; Victor Gro
dok; Frsnk HaEen; Mrs Elisha Heberling |;
Jacob Huffman; Mrs L L Hess Peter G
Hetrick; R B Hugermin; Thomas Hite; Hen
Imhaff; Mrs Elizbeth Jackman; Mrs Maran-
da Jiler; Isadore Jacobs; Ellen Kelsey; T
Kirschner; Henry Laden; Miss Barbara La
den; D p Llayd; Joseph Lannabeth; Mrs
Kate Love- Qrrin S Long; Christian Miller;
Charles Martindalcj Andrew Miller; John
Moomy; John P Miller; Miss Maggie Metch-
ell; Miss Rose Miller; Mrs Annie Nunama-
ker; Jacob 0vermyer; Miss Ellen Pete
Melkin Parker; Thos PinkertonI Miss Elize.
beth Ramburgh M Il Rogers; Henry Swartzi
A G Smith, Geo Schuster; Miss Mary J
Sullivan; Stella Stanhop; James Stillman
Geo W Tice; Miss j Toneson L Tyler, Miss
Margret Tobin; Phillip Troutman; Allen
Tyler; Henry Wise; Mrs Melissa Wilkinson;
Rebeca Wosbon.
H. W. BUcKLAED, P. M.
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. Court proceedings.

The Court of Common Pleas for this
county adjourned on Friday last. The argu-
meut on the motion to set aside the verdict
rendered in the case of Reese VS.. Haynes
was heard, and the verdict set aside on the
grounds that one Of the jurors was disquali-
fed, and that the verdict was against evil
deuce. This leaves the case exactly where
the first trial left it. and it may come up for
trial next term or rest where it is.
CONTINUED.
State VS.. Ruburt.
State VS.. Phillips; Assault and Battery.
State VS.. Phillips ct al; Disturbance.
In the case Of the State VS.. Burkhart
charged with assault with intent TO kill, the
Jury rendered verdict of guilty, but not OF
intent to kill. Burkhart was fined $50 and
costs.
In the case Of State vs.. McOarty, ct al;
assault with intent to kill, the verdict Of
guilty, but not with intent to kill was rem
dered. Owen McOarty and Thomas Fran
els. were sentenced TO five days imprison-
ment in the county Jail and fine of $25, 90
and coats.
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An Artist Of Pro miscellany of our
town readers probably remember family of
the name of EcKMAN, who, years ago, lived in
small house which stood between KEssLER' s
and the bridge. One Of the members of the
family, W. q. EcKMAN, then little school
boy, has now desk in the Western Union
Telegraph office at Cleveland, and takes
off the report for the morning papers. Be-
sides being one of the most skillful sound
operators in the country, he is also known
as an artist of unmistakable genius. His
pencil sketches discover the keenest per-
ception of humor and grotesqueness per-
vades some of his caricatures not surpassed
even, in some ofthe touches, by Cruikshank s
illustrations of Dickens characters. This is
high praise, but just; and if''BILLY" would
90 to the "hub'' his merits would be recog-
nized by the bookpeople there in a manner
as profitable as pleasing.
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Council Proceedings.
Fremont, May 10Th, 1867

Regular meeting of Council. Present:
]. D. Botefur, President; Belts, Brush, Ochs
and Quilter, Trustees. F. Wilmer, Clerk.
Absent: Keller. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
Reports of City Engineer. On alley South
of State Street. East side, estimated costs
s397O,OO. Laid upon the table.
On Engine House, Jacob Myers ordered 10
remove that part of the same, which stands
on the lot Of Mrs. Lane.
On Sewer on South side of State Street
East side. Laid upon the table.
On Lynn Street. Laid upon the table.
Mr.. Belts, from a special committee made
a report on a petition of D. June d Co.,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Belts, from the Finance Committee,
made report which was adopted.
A remonstrance of Jas. Bomgardner, in re-
gard to special tax on lot 953 was reported
to Finance Committee.
Ordinances read the second time: Defining
and prohibiting nuisances; to prescribe the
duties of City Clerk.
On motion the Clerk was ordered to issue
hand bills inviting proposals for stoning
Oroghan Street, from Main Street to the
City line.
Council adjourned.
J.D. BOTEFUR, Pres't.
Attest T. WILMER, Clerk. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIX BITTFRS.

The Most Successful Medicines
i'm the World.
Established in 1886 by one Of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine In cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges.
fion, CostiYeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func.
tiOns Of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sold by N Druggists. White L Rowland, Propri.
Storx. Successors to Dr. John Monkt and Dr.. n, ,.
Aofst 81 Liberty Street, New York
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Ornamental for the Parlor. An ex-
change says:-Suspend an acorn by cotton
thread SO as to nearly touch the water in q
glass vessel, hyscinth glass is perhaps the
best, set upon the window or mantel, and let
it remain for eight weeks, more or less, with
out being touched except to supply the
evaporation of the water, and the acorn will
burst, and as it throws root down into the
water, sprOut or stem will shoot upward,
throwing out beautiful leaves, thus giving
you an oak tree in full life and health within
your parlor.
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A New Firm.-We call attention to
the advertisement of SMITH, SHoMo d Co.,, in
another column. Mr.. SHoMo wishes to
announce to his numerous acquaintance that
he has moved his headquarters to No. A
Buckland's old Block, where instead of de-
livering them their mail, he will deliver
them Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps at aston
ishingly low prices. Mr.. SHoMo has had
many years experience in the trade, and we
feel confident that customers viii get perfect
satisfaction. Go and see them.
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Farn for Sale.

IyHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
4 in BsIlvtlls township, Sandusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
river ntaining 90 of land more or less, over
SO acres under good state of cultivation, 10 of it
river bottom and the balance timber, situated on
good roads, comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
6ouss. rood eeLar under the house, wood house and
other ont door buildings, good wells Of water and
istern an orchard Of 20 large bearing apple trees of
choice fruit; also pear, peach, plum. cherry, and
otber summer fruit. Also house well situAted for
mskinr syrup. For further information enquire Of
the subscriber on the premises.
H3m6sl JAMES dlBTIs
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Ohio State Sabbath School Union.

The Annual Convention of the Ohio State
Sabbath School Union will be held at Xenia,
Ohio, in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, Wednesday and Thursday, June
10Th and 18th, 1867. 1t is expected that this
annual meeting of the Stats Convention will
be of more than ordinary interest. The ef-
forts of the past yesr have secured the Or
ganixation of nearly all the counties in the
State, and as a consequence, the develop
ment of warm enthusiasm in the great
work represented,
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THE TOURNAMENT.
THE JUDGES APPOINTED.

The Committee of Arrangements have Sc
cured the services of the following named
gentleman as Judges at the Grand Musical
Tournament. They are all musicians Of tai
eut and distinction and viii be impartial
Judges at the trial.
Prof JOHN NJ. STRoBEL of Cincinnati;
Prof. FRANK RoHNER, of Buffalo; Prof A.
KRELL, of Cincinnati;
The plan of classifying bands and clubs
meets with great favor as it gives all an op-
portunity TO compete with their equals in
training, numbers, de-, DC.
New bands are reporting every day and
everything promises well for delightful
and profitable reunion of all the best bands
and musicians of the State.
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The Wedden House.-Visitors to
Cleveland will find it to their advantage to
"put up" at the WEDDEIL-the old reliable.
The fare is superb, the chambers comfortable,
the landlords an honor to Eye ancient call
ing" and the clerks-especially KIRkwooD
and SEGuR-are gentlemen, every inch of
them. Then the WEDDELL is the central
point from which to start, if one wants TO GO
anywhere, and besides is CONVENIENT to the
business portion Of the city.
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.ARM For sALE.-THE SUB

IL seriber wishes TO sell his farm in Washington
Township, Sandusky County, Ohio. miles West
from Fremont and miles South Of Hessville; con-
tanning 80 acres-6o in till and 20 acres in tim
ber The soil Is limestone loan, end productive
The buildings consist Of comfortable frame dwell
iuR house good tenant houss. good well Of water
At each house, stable, eorncrhs smoke house, dry
house and lime kiln &C. good variety Of fruit
<rees consisting Of apple, peach, cherry and plum;
Also betweep 200 and 800 bearing grape vines, con-
fsiniagIs varieties Of grapes. Any person wanting
this farm can have possession OF tbs tenant house
with the privelaee of tvo fields to TILL this spring.
farm 14m2s
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Erie RailWaV,-W,

Erie Railway.-We call the attention
of the public to the advertisement in anoth-
or column, Of this deservsdly popular road,
by which it will be seen that among the
great advantages it offers to those going to
New York or New England, are saving Of
time and distance. 1t is unquestiOnably the
safest pleassntest, and most expeditions
route to New York, and enjoys the unlimi-
ted confidence Of the travelling public. It's
coaches are spacious, luxurious, and kept
scrupulously neat and clean, while its Off
GERS are distinguished for their uniform civil
lity. fyOu would enjoy journey of sew
eral hundrd miles without change Of coaches,
take the Erie Railway, tickets for which can
be obtained at all principal railroad Offices
in ths West,
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County Sabbath School q Union.-The
Annual meeting of the Sandusky County
Sabbath School Union will be held at the
Presbyterian church in Fremont, Thursday,
May Both, 1867. Exc rcises will commence
at 1917 o'clock A. NJ. Ohildren's meeting
at IL o'clock P. NJ. All friends of the
Sabbath School cause are cordially invited
to attend. E. BUSHNELL, President
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Farm for Sale.

II OFFER for sale my Farm Of one hundred and
Il sixty soree-loo acres Of cleared land, ina high
stats OF cultivation, the balance in heavy timber
three-fourths Of mile of good Grit Mill and Saw
MIL There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses Wash and SmokeHouss. Cellar under the
whole: Corn Cribs, Barn with Sheds, two neyerfail-
inr prinFs-one fort the House and one for the Barn
Spring House, Orchard of No. j, Grated Fruit,
such a. lpples Chsriss PEARS Quinces Peaches &C.
For particulars a. 10 terms. ETC., call on OF address
Al Fort Seneca Postofhoe, Seneca county. Ohio,
- JACOB PULTZ.
n.o. I. Isaa.-4em7pd
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The Fruit.-A friend writing to us from
Ann Arbor, Michigan, says: 1--WE feel that
the dead point of danger is passed in regard
to our tree fruit, and we may record that the
crop is safe. Cherries show great profusion
of bloom; apples are opening very strong in
this region, considering we had such full
crop last year; peaches are all that could be
desired, and the same may be said of all our
tree fruit"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-24

An Ingenious Toy.-The brains of in
ventors are as busy in contriving new devi-
ces wherewith the little folks shall be
amused and occupied, as they are in devils
ing labor-saving machienery for older heads
and hands. The latest result of their efforts
for the children is curious Spinning Top,
which sings while it spins. checkers Patent
Musical String Top" is a great improvement
over the old fashioned top. E. L. Gross, at
the Musical Jewelry Store in Buckland's old
block, has the sole right TO sell them in this
county. Price 40 cents.
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Enterprise In Education.

Enterprise In Eduoation.-No system
of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dicipline of first class Business Col
,ege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, Michigan. It is worthy Of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
minating an ephermeral existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of Pen
manship, address
A. PARSONS, A. M.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Aooepted.-At meeting of the stock
holders of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroad, at Dayton, the contract with
the Cincinnati, Dayton and Eastern railroad
was ratified. The result of this arrange
ment will be through trains from Sandusky
to Cincinnati, instead of stopping at Dayton
as heretofore.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-24

Cleaning Up. We hear of some active
measures by certain parties towards improv-
ing the sanitary condition in some localities,
and trust the same will be continued until
every sink-hole and debris deposit is thor
oughly cleaDsed and purified. Not little
work in this line remains to be done before
warm weather, to insure safety from the
direful sceurge which promises to stalk forth
through the land the coming season. Let
the 'goOd work" progress.
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Marriaa@.

On the evening of the 22d inst, at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Jos. Mowery, on Main Street;
by Rev. J. B. Thompson, Mr.. M. B. De
Silva, of North Carolina, to Miss LIZZIE N.
SHIPLEY, of the city of Fremont, Ohio. ;
At the residence of the brides father,
May I4th, by Rev. Mr.. Osmond, of Iowa
City, D. L. KSieHr Of Weston Missouri,
with Miss CRIsrEEN A. GooDsELL, daughter
of B. Goodsell of Solon lowe, formerly Of
Fremont.
May the 9th, 1867, by Rev. q. Lang,at the
residence of the parents of the bride, Mr..
WASHINGTON DEFFENBAUeH with Miss FIDI-
LA A. GEEsEMAE, both of Fremont.