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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10
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LITTER FROM CHEYENNE
OR.rEssE, Dakota,
March 80, 1866.

+ March 80, 1866.
EpftoEs JouENAL:-l have just returned
from trip of ninety miles down the range
of the black hills. The second day out
got lost in snow Storm which, owing to
my iuexpeIience in the emountains came near
ending the journey Of one gold seeker. AT.
ter being out over thirty hours without food
for myself or pony, in the severest snow
storm | ever saw, my stirrups dragging in
the snow, my pony well worried, my own
ardor somewhat cooled, came upon ranch
where remained until well warmed and re-
freshed. While out on the trip l was at
Longs peak and some of The Colorado mines.
There is little of interest there at this time
except repairing of quarts mills preparatory
10 resumiug business in the spring.
.GEoReE FRANCIS TRAIN has had the founda.
ton laid for hotel in this place. The
builders ara preparing, to push the work
ahead as soon as sp,iug opens 1t will be a
grand affair for this country when completed.
II is rumorcd here to-day that the indians
nave hdChou d uutnOST OI StdtODS on L0e
route to the Sweet Water. At all events
the commander of the post will not let any
one pass at present.
Dry goods and clothing are cheap here, but
provisions and groceries are very high. But
few men would wish to do business here
The principal inhabitants are the roughest
of the rough. You can hardly pass square
on any street without seeing some poor
wretch lying dead drunk, usually selecting
the deepest mud holes for square nap. We
are hopeful the way viii soon open that we
may advance. There is no giving up the
trip now. IL We can't get through we will
60 around.
We are encamped near town eating and
sleeping ourselves, doing our own kitchen
and chamber work, smoking, telling yarns
and waiting for our mail.
Yours truly, WILSON.
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A meeting of the Kuklux Klap, at Fer
guson's Hall, Memphis. night before last,
was discovered aud pounced upon by the
police, and the whole gang arrested. Upon
the person Of one of them was found docu-
meut defining the objects of the order.
The late Maryland Legislature, in their
revision of the school law Of the State. have
abolished the provision by which the Fourth
Of July was made holiday in the schools
At Springfield last weel: lamp exploded
from az attempt 10 extiuguish the fame by
blowing az tie ehimney. Result--some
furniture burned aud several clothing from
the back of the blowist."
General Sherman has arrived in WASH
ington. He is to testify in the impeachment
trial. General Grant is also summoned for
the defense.
The kuklux khan drove an ex.Union
soldier named Grsham out Of Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn, on Wednesday last. r
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The Cincinnati Gazette answers the
question "Who are the Bondholders 2
by publishing a list Of all the private
individuals holding United States Sc
curities in that city, with the amounts
owned by them respectively. The
whole number is seven hundred and
twenty-eight, of whom only ninety -four
hold sums of over one thousand dollars
each, and only four over ten Thousand
each The highest single amount is
s17,42o, belonging to the estate of A.
Hardness. Six hundred and thirty per-
sons hold sums of less than one thou
sand dollars each. The names of a large
portion Of these "bloated aristocrats'
indicate that they are of German and
Irish extraction.
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The broadway hotel,

The Broadway hotels and the great shops
pay prices that ast0nish the initiated Here
are some of the figures The Astor House,
when reopened, is TO rent for $55,000; the
st. Nicholas is rented for $4,000, the
Metropolitan for $4,000. and the Fifth
Avenue somewhere near $50, 600 Tiffany 4
Co. pay $25, ,0GG per apnum Ball, Black d
Co., 10000, and Lord l. Taylor, S55.OOO
Stewart saves about a hundred thousand
dollars yearly by owning his stores up and
down fovn
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United States
Ih1'bRNAL RBIENUB
lax APPEALS
NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF OHIO.
Bueyvus, Crawford Co., ApriI lOtll. 1sas

NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF OHIO.
Bueyrus. Crawford Co., April 10th, 1ses
Notice is hereby given that the lists Of valuations,
assessm en;s aud snumerations of propsaty and in
come suh set 70 tar under the Act to provds Inter
nal Reyenue 10 support The Government to nav In
terest on the public debt, and for other purposes
approved June 30th, 1874, nded By the act Of
March 80, 1865, amended By the act of july 18th
1853, as further amended by the act Of March ld,
isos made and taken BY the several assistant Asses
sors of said Collection District in Saudusky count
will remain opGn for examination by all persons in
terested, for the space of TEN DAYS from date hers
OF, st the Office OF j. R. Bartlett in the city of FIRE.
mont, between the hours of o'clock A. N, ard 3
O'Clock P NJ; and after the expiration of said tan
days, to-wit: On the Goth day Of April 1858 win
receive at my Office in BucJIus and determine all an
pcals in relation to and excessive yalus-
tions, assessments or enumerations made and taken
BY said assistant Assessors ia eaid county of San
dusky.
All appeals to the Assessor as Aforesaid. must he
made in writing and specify the particular cause.
matter or thirg, respecting which decision in re-
ques;ed, and must state the ground or principle Of
error complained of.~e. = = JAMES LEWIS.
1916 Assessor 9th Dist of Ohio
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our CITY Marshal,

The Republicans of Fremont achiev-
ed substantial victory on Monday last
in the election of their candidate for
City Marshal, for which result great
credit should be given 20 the Irishmen
particularly of the Second and Third
Wards, who had the independence tc
break away from the Democratic ranks
to vote for PHILIP KEEFE.
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NThe wife of Detroit mechanic recently
died after short illness. Her body was
deposited in coffin. A curious watcher
placed looking glass on the face of the
deceased woman Evidences of breathing
were manifest. shs tried another glass with
the same result. The result was communi-
Gated TO the friends. The corpse was left in
the coffin several days. On tie fifth day
siRns Of life were Numerous. The body was
removed to d he'd where it gradually became
warmer. The next day the woman opened
her eyes; the third day spoke, and is now
in q fair war to recover.
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The Roman correspondent of the Pail NAL
Gazette writes that great anxiety is felt re-
specting the health Of the Pope. The Holy
Father has lately had several epileptic fits,
TO which he was subject in his youth, but
from which he had not suffered for many
years, DR.. yiale Prels, his physician, has
demonstrated with him on his efforts in Civ.
ing audiences and attending ceremonies, and
told him that his continuance in such o course
would endanger his life. The Pope took
the report in good part
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ArEIL, IS66.-April is the fourth month
containing thirty days. With the Romans
it formed the second month of the year:
Julius Cesar added the thirtieth day to it,
In the time of Nero it was called Neroueous
1t is supposed to be derived from dperi,e 'to
open" because the buds open themselves at
this period. Charlemagne, in his new calan-
dar, called it Grass month, the name still
given to it By the Dutch. Rommes French
Revolutionary Calendar merged it into the
greater portion of Germintal and the COM
mencement of Floreal. On antique monu-
ments, Aprillis is represented as dancing
youth with rattle in his hand. The Saxons
called it "0yster," or Easter month";" in
which month the feasts of the goddess Easter,
or Eoster, is said to have been celebrated,
The Romans consecrated the first of April to
Venus, the goddess of beauty, the mother of
Love, the queen of Laughter, the mistress of
the Graces /; and the Roman wives ard
virgins assembled in the Temple of Virile
Fortune, and disclosing their personal de-
formities, prayed the goddess TO conceal
them from their husbands present and to
come. The first of April is called April
Fools Day, aud the custom OF sending peo-
pie on empty errands, and laughing at them,
is common all over the world. Two accounts
are given of the origin of All FOOLS Day.
Oriental scholars say that it is derived from
the huli feasts of the Hindoos, where similar
custom prevails. The other opinion is that
it comes from celebration Of Christ's being
sent about to and fro between Herod, Plate
and palaphas. In France the fooled man is
called poisson d acril meaning silly fish,
like mackerel just caught. In Scotland
be Is called go0k which means a cuckoo.
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The British expedition to Abyssinis is
destined TO prove failure. Absolutely moth
ing has been accomplished yet. although
much time has been consumed and many
lives lost. General Napier encounters new
difficulties at each step as he advances into
ths interior, while tbs number of King Theo-
dOre's warriors is daily increasing. 1t seems
rather poor economy Of life that to save tbe
lives of three or four Englishmen who are
held captive, the lives Of three or four thou
sand English soldiers are sacrificed.
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FOR SALE.-A Farm of 65 acres,
Il IS cleared and under good cultivation, balance
good timber, situated in BsllYiIIe township, one
mile south Of Fremont. A good two story frame
house built last fall, with good cellar and all
essaIy thouses, well of never falling water and
ciEtern, frame barn, frame horss barn together with
corn cribs and Sheds splendid orchard Of loo bear
so bearing sr,p,,i1es % Of Sissrent vsrietis, es6
berries and small fruit of every variety. in fact
have everything complete.
Terms reasonable as to price and payment.
For further particulars inquire the pr enises of
the undersigned. 15m3 o. FRARY. :
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Weston Again.

Weston, the famous pedestrian, has
succeeded in walking hundred miles
inside oftwenty-four hours. On Satur-
day last he walked from a point east
Of Erie to Buffalo, los miles, within "a
hours, for purse of $500.
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HlisrrlIaneons.
No. 80 vesey Street. New York,
Have opened In connection with their present sx.
tenhiVe Wholesale Establishment, . large and
Elegant Retail Department.

For the express purpose Of retailing their goods to
eoHsnnersat Wholesale Pi;-eB. Ths immense pro6ts
which have heretofore been put upon teas and eof-
fees BY the producers, the Importers the jobbers,
BROKERS' specnl%tors, wholesale dealers and finally
hy the retail country merchants, hsve so enhanced
the prices Of tbess essential fss
that many consumers have been Obliged to stint
themselves, or abstain altogether from the use Of
Teas and Coffees 1t is = fset well known to those
who are familiar with the condition Of the tea mar.
kst, that these goods are frequently rstaiied bY
small dealers in the country at twice or thrice their
original value, and then SO adultsratsd and
doctsred By unprincped spectators a. to be really
unit for the uses Of any good and well provided
household.
We do not see Why this should longer continue,
and We therefore propose TO retail and cof
fses In snssH qxeRitiesto to ssmsrs In all parts Of
the country, at importing prices with such snaIl
prohts added thereto, - in widely extended and
constantly increasing business may reasonably com
pensate us for our trouble. We guarantee orr tsaa
and eoses at all times to be fesh and pure and war.
rant all goods sold from this house to give entire
satisfsction; otherwise the goods may be returned
and the money will be rsfunds We challenge any
sstahlishmentin this couptrJS. compete with rs N
the quality and prices of our goods- We call sspeo-
al attention to all and hsads Of hm-
lliAs to the following
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Saturday, May 9th, 1865.

at one O'Clock in the Afsrnoon of ssid day. the fol
lowing described lands snd tenenents, situate IN
the county offs andusty, State Of Ohio, to-wit:
The north east quarter of section ore ~ town
ship four, a. range sixteen itSi containing one
hundred and sixty. acres Of land, appraised 81
81 4SU also the eaahRl Of the south east quartet
Of section one a. township four q range
three oussnd and forS dollars the fouth quar-
ter Of section sx 6l towrshp four IEnss ssyen-
taen n5J containing one hurdref and sixty Eye
(leS} aarss. spt-kIsee At four thousand s1 hubdred
and twenty eoiiSss.
J. r. Bartlett, L. GREENE Jp
Phe Attf. Master Commissioner
Fremont, D., Ia eh Il, 1883. 1915
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A marriage ceremony came to an abrupt
termination in Providence in consequence 0i
the bride putting in stipulation that the
bride groom should thencefolth eschew his
cigar. The latter stalked out of church, iii
fragrant Havana at the first corner, and
disappeared Blowing tranquil cloud.
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The Tax Law

The act passed by the General Assembly,
amending the tax law, 10 which we have re.
ferred before this, reads as follows:
To amend section six of an act entitled an
act TO amend an act for the assessment and
taxation OF property in the State, and for
levyiDg taxes thereon according to its
value in money, passed April 5th, 1859,
passed February 25th 1862.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That section
six of the above named act be amended 10
read as follows:
SEC. s. Each person required by this act
to list property, shall make out and deliver
TO the assessor, when required, or within ten
days thereafter, statement, verified by his
oath or affirmation, of all the personal pro.
perty, moneys, credits, investments in bonds,
ktocks, joint stock companies, or Otherwise.
in his possession, or under the control of such
person, on the day preceding the second
Monday of April of that year, and which by
the provisions of this act he is required to
list for taxation, either as owner or holder
thereof, or as guardian, parent, husband,
trustee, executor, administrator, receiver, ac-
counting officer, partner, agent or factor; pro-
vided, that if any such person shall have con-
verted moneys, credits or other personal
property in the year preceding the said second
Monday Of April into bonds or other sscuri-
ties of the United States or this State, not
taxed, and shall hold or control said bonds
or other securities when he is required to
list the monthly average value of said
money, credits or other property thus con-
verted, while such moneys, credits or other
property was held or controlled by him; and,
provided further, that any Indebtedness of
such person or persons. represented by him
created by investment in said bonds or Sc
curities, shall not be deducted from the
amount Of moneys and credits in making up
his list for taxation.
SEC. 2. That section six of The above
named act, and section three of an act sup
Elementary TO the act for the assessment and
taxation of all property in the state, and for
levying taxes thereon according TO its true
value in money, passed April ), 1883, aud
amend section s'x of said act, passed March
90, 1861, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
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The following elections occnr {

The following elections occar during the
remainder of April:
April ii, IS, South Carolina Reconstruc-
tion.
April IL, is, ana-Reconstruction.
A pril 20, 25 Georgia--Reconstrnction.
April 81, %, North Carolina-Recoustruc
tiou.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the No,thern Dis
triet of Ohio.
'o'iss s.Is,:s.: Il /; si Ssss'''' In D.na-"p:sy
At Cleveland. in the said District on the 4th day
ofApril, A. D., 1895.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CHIC, IS
Take notice that petition has been hled in said
Court by Josiah T. Eckhart, of Bellevue, in the
county of Ssndusky in said District duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March %
1857, for discharge, and certi ate thereof. from
all his debts and other claims provable under said
Act and that the sth day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, assigned for the hearing OF the faEe when
and where you may attend aud show cause, II any
you have, why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted.
You viii also take notice that the second and
third meetings of Creditors required by ths 9th and
2Sth sections Of said Act, will be held by order of
said Court on the 5th day of May, A. D. 1885, at 10
o'clock A. M. q Norwalk in said District, before
Frank Sawyer, Eea, one of the Registers Of said
Court. EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors ofsaid Bankrupt.
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NOTICE is hereby given that my
L1S wife, Caroline He ldea, fss II II r,y b.d sni
ooa.d without .Gst cause sud VAN al parsons
GOT to haFBor or trust her on sesnHt ss will
not be Iesporsble for any Of her lrS1s afssriate.
John r. HED0EN
ROlsF'vills,e o., April 9, lsss. ls-l7Fd,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

4F L SALE.--JosephL L Nansisld, Plaintiff, against
Lyman Ames, ct al Dsfendants.-In Sandusky Com
mon Pieas.-By virtue Of order OF ale issu d In
the rtcve entitled cause, from ths Court of Common
Plea, ofSsaSusfJ County Ohio and 70 directed,
/ Ehail offsr at publ, peLdue, ct Tire do;r of the
Court Holse, In Fremont, Ohio, oa ~
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1893 81 a
l, A. b. MILLER, Cashier of The First National
Bank of Fremont, do soemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief II. MILLER, Cashier.
0tanPl corsT4 TT1Gs Of sss19ssr. 81 Ga1s;
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of
April, 1858. r. w.B.McLELLAN,
E2wll Notary Public.
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Rich I!

Among the richest things perpetra-
ted by the telegraph are the following
dispatches to the daily papers from
Washington:
WAsHiseroS, April 1880, ?. ".
Senator Dixon received dispatch this
morning from Connecticut stating that the
Republican majority in the Legislature on
Joint ballot would probably insure the elec-
iiau Of Radical Senator TO slcceed him.
wAsnrSGrcS, Apzl 7--2:l5. r. N.
4 dispatch dated Hartfosd. Connecticut
xt2P. u, says Euglish's majority viii be
but little over 1900. The Republicans have
tsavy gains is the Legislature. The Sem
.ts stands u Republicans TO- Democrats.
The House wiz be Ir0Rs 20 to 10 Republican
u,sIority.
The geutIe probability OF the dis
patch TO Senator DIxoY must have fall
en- on his laeelated feelings ike preei'
Gus ointment.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
L TIE UNITED STATES, for the Narthern Dis
trict of Ohio.
In the matter of John Ryder
L Frank 8. Tyler, of the firm of In Bankruptcy.
Ryder Tyler, Bankrupts.
To FHoH II MAY CoScEEx:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his sp
pointus ut as Assignss Of John Ryder and Frank 5
Tyler. Of the Grm of Ryder h Tyler, of the city O.
Fremont in the county Of San6ushy. ana State o
Ohio, within said District, who have been sijudgei
Bankrupts upon their own petition, bs tha District
Court Of sail District MORRIS f. TYLER
Assignee Of Ryder & Tyler.
Fremont, March %, Isss. 1917
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Fair and Thorough Trial

OF our goods from all who are interested in buviz,
Hrstclsss article of Tea and Coffee, at the lowest
possible rates. 35rna-
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Gov. pennison has gone to Europe OF
railroad business.
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
TIE UNITED STATES, for the Northern ris-
trict of Ohio, Sc.
Ia the matter Of
Bankrupt

Al Clereland, in the said District, on tins Jh ds =
of April, A. d. 1858. -
NORTHERN D1sTRICr OF ONO, IS.
Take notice that petition has bean alas =, -,
Court by De Witt Krebs, OF Fremont, in ths conn.1
OF Sandusky, in safd District, duly declared RsL
rupt undsr the Act Of Congress of March 2d 1867 fo
discharge, and certificate thereof from, Iii Ia; ~
debts and other claims provable under said ACT .nd
that the ltth DAY Of Nay next, at 10 O'Clock A IA
assigned for the hsariDg of the same, when snd
hare why The prayer Ct the said Petition should no
be granted. N Ao'
You will also take notice that the second and
thd meetings of hs CJeditors quirsd by the ~
and Zsh Ct taid act will BE- held BY order of
9clock a. N. at NJrwAJk, in said District. before
Frark sawyer, Egg, one Of the Registers Of Fsid
C0ult. EARL BILL
CLERK Of the District Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt. 15-IT
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Mem advertisements.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-Notice
- is hereby given that the co-partn srship here
toiorc exiF'inx uzdsr ths firm nsrne of Ba1rnan &
solved BY mutual consent
Ali psIsons owing the sb3re lrm W iii call AZ the
shop Immediately ard settle the same.
The business vil b. continued at the old stand on
Ofogusn street ny Fl. BAUNAN.
Fremont, April :, sG5. I5-I7pd
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Mynheer Paul Dietrich, of Milwaukee,
feeling his earthly tabernacle, stored with
troubles, TO be expelled, decided, after full
inquiry and investigation, to employ Ayers
Pills. In his haste to purify his Dutch
stomach, he mistook the directions, to !,
and swallowed q for dose. This created,
of course, an ap- paul-ing internal rebellion.
But Paul went through the fight like hero,
end came off victor at last, with renovated
system which be proudly exhibits as proof OF
the wisdom Of his choice. He advises every
body to take Doct. Ayers Pills, but kindly
advises his friends who are ambitious of fol-
lowing his example, to "pe sure and take
der right bottom. Minnesota Telegraph.
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Price List.

oOLoEG. Black co. 20, 90, co. 81 90 Per H.. Best,
MIXED, Green BlsekI co. 20, 80, 90, 500 per ID.
Best
YOUNG RYsoN, [Grssnl 90. 10. so. 80, $500. si.ls
$l25perlb-, Best
IMPERIAL, CGreenleo, 81. 90, $l,25.
ENG. BREAKFAST, Blaekl 20. so, 90, 500, C,Io
$40, Best.
JAPANs 90, s., 90, 81, rs per pound.
GUNPOWDER, s., rs, 81, so per pound.
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In order to meet the demands of The peopIe Of
fremont and vicinity, we have appointed Messry, s.
Buekknd Son Agents for the sale Of our Teas and
Consss. All goods are put up BY ourselves IN one
pound packages at our Warehouse in New York, and
rstsiisd at Fremont Ohio, BY s. Baekland Son, II
the same prices st which they TO be had over our
counters in New York. ALI goods put up By US bear
Warehouse" of T. Y. Kelley L Co stamped on IRE
packsge None others are genuine. We ea-
pecislly caution people against procuring their
goods Of any "e0'lPaHy' In New York, Bsston or
elsewhere, representing themselves as being eoa-
nantad nth nnr honaa- We aolinir