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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-29
DOR SALE.-A Farm of IS acres,

EOR SALE.-A Farm of S5 acres,
u rs cleared aud under good cultivation, bAlauee
good timber, situated in Ballvilie township, one
mile south of Fremont. A good two story frame
house built last fall, with good cellar and all nee
essary out houses we'll Of never falling water and
cstern frame barn, frame horss barn together with
corn cribs and Sheds splendid orchard Of loo bear
SO bearing grsp3-gines of different varieties, also
berries and small fruit Of every variety. In fact
have everything complete.
Terms reasonable as 10 price and payment.
For further particulars inquire on the premises of
the undersigned. 15m3 o.P. FRARY.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. d,

Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR- JAoKsoE-DEAH SIR:-1 hare been Frequently
requested % connect my tgh recommendations e
different kinds IF medicines, but regarding The proes
as out Of appropriate sphere, hare IN all cases d..
citRed but NTH clear proof raTi0Hs inSdHees and
particularly my family Of the Eslaess Of Dr..
Hoofdnds German Biters depart for oRes from ny
usual course 10 erpress yJuH conviction dat for gen.
ersl debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint sdn il is a:aIs and valuable :. .Id..
fdiI; but usually doubt NOT Il sgiIE
be gerry beHefeiaiB6 10 those t7ho sHfer-
from as GbOre causes. Yours, rgy respeetf fully,
J. H. KENNARD, ..
E Eighth, bsog Coates trset.
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For Cream Crackers go to Warren's.
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clusion Of all the vile compounds with which
the market is flooded. - Portsmouth, Journal
REsoRrrxe To TkIcEs.-You will see men
head an advertisement with A Man found
dead, or, A War with Mexico, for the pur-
pose of attracting attention; but the true
way to advertise is to be plain, as follows:
"For Scrofula, or other Diseases Of the Blood,
use j. W. Poland's Humor Doctor. Put up
in large bottles, and for sale by all druggists
in Fremont.
OArARRH.--An eminent physician says
he has yet to learn of single case in which
DIR. Sage's Oatarrh Remedy has failed to
effect speedy cure of Catarrh, when used
according to directions for a reasonable
length of time.
It is for sale by 8. Buckland Il Son, and
O, R. McCulloch, Fremont j. w Luce and
Rushton & Mead. Clyde; and Druggists
generally. 2l-22.
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For Prime Tea at l, 80 go to Warren's.
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Hollands German Tonic
DEBILITY,

OG64AxVx.
There is medicine equal 70 Hoefdnds Gernas
Bihers or Tonic ia eases IF Debility.
They Thy i~pqyt tone - aSaa rigSrt Ae ,shoi:
an enjoyment Of hcE food, enable The sto-,
mach TO di0,st t. purity The blood 5ire good, souEd
healthy complexion, eradicate The ye0S0 tH1e from he
eye, iBpdTt bloom 10 e cheeks, and change tks patient
from short breadted enaciafcd, t0eak and HeTrOEs
inrdlid, 10 full faced, stout, and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children ara
made strong by using the Bstters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family medl-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
of ninety.
These Remedies are The best
Blood Purifiers
ko,Cn, and ,gu cure all dis.das Fssuitira fro.
bad blood. Keep yoWW2 blood pure; Keep yo.y
Ltrer IN order; keep your digsstire organs
IN a sound, healthy wcoRdiliop bV Gts sss
Of these remedies, no dissass s1i1
srer dssd you. The best men in The country reeoazenS
hea- " years Of honest repEtation 90 for anything
yoH WHH Sy these preparations.
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Our Goods were purchased in New York and
Philadelphia for Cash, and having bought at the
very lowest Market Prices, able to offer them
to the public the liberal terms. Please call
and examine our good and prices.
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miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-FARM AND WOOD
l. LAND-The undersigned offers for sale 40
Of good tmbered land, will be sold in 20
lots II desired Also 30 farm adjoining the
above, 20 improved, house Just eompletsd,
will be sold in lot divided Indicated above.
Land situated in Bavile, township, section 90 two
miles south of Ballvle VILLAGE adjoining the farm of
John Neason the east viii be sold Ht bargain on
easy terms of payment. Apply to
S.P MENG,
or CAMFIKLD 4 Co.
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EvHnsviIfe, Henderson and Nashville
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at flAe Cos1rt
Recon Yesterday.
The discussion At the Courthouse yester-
day was quite animated, new and interest
ing points being argued by both sides. The
argument was opened BY D. w. Peabody,
Esq who confined himself principally to
questions Of law involved, contending that
the action of the County Court in making
the Louisville and Nashville railroad the
Trustee for Davidson county was Illegal,
and done for the purpose of preventing the
Commissioners from appropriatingthe sink
ing fund Of the county to any ether pur-
pose. He commended that the Commission
ers we're In duty bound TO submit the ques-
ton Of investing 10 the Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville railroad e. the peo-
pie.
John L. spurlock, Esq, followed in
reply-he, too, confning himself to the
law, constituting it entirely opposite to the
argument of Mr.. Peabody. His was fine
argument for bis clients receiving marked
and courteous attention from the Commits
sioners and the audience.
The speech of Gen. George Many was
the speech Of the occasion, and was regard
ed BY the large and intelligent audience
who listened 10 it as the best railroad
speech ever made in Nashville. He was
perfectly at home with the subject, and
though interrupted several times, never suf-
fered himself to be BETRAYED into undue ex-
citement, combining himself 10 facts and
figures. We promise those interested with
heightened synopsis Of it tomorrow.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Thursday June Is.

AA5AflAA1s DuAntaJ juno 80
CoTToN-The sales Of cotton in this mar
ket yesterday, we're as follows: 2 bales at
27c; at 255e; I at Csc at 23le; l at
24c, and at 26lc. Shipped, 8 bales. The
advices from LiverPool aud New York
we're more favorable. .-.i' - l-
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce
New YoRK, June 25-10.40 a. n. =
Cotion-bolders ask an advances quota
tions nomiDally unchanged Doc biz for
uplands. 11:45 A. Motion very hrm
and holders asking higher rates low mid
ding 29c; uplands sole; good middling
&c Mobile sole Orleans Bic. FIN
Cotton--demahd fair and prices 6rm sales
1900 bales uplands 3olc. sa' :.
LIyERPooI., 11:15A. N, June 25.-Cotion
quiet and steady uplands llsSlifd !
Orleans 1ls@11&d. s P. M-Cottsp
tending upward; sales to-day ~, 600 bales
uplands II Ia Orleans ilsd. {
LosDos, June 25.--United States bonds
734. Consols 94s@943.
The market for wheat was dali, she
oferings being small. Sales o. so bushels
red at 81 rs; SO do red st 81 50; 800
red and white al 81 7O@l so; 100
bushels white at 81 so; rs do red at 81 sos
and II bushels req at 81 IS per Bushsl /
CoRs-Corn, loose. zoe per bushel 10
store, sacked, soc delivered at depot, sSe.
HAY-Sll@l2 per ton. 81 t-s 80 f
BAcoE-We quote clear sides Al Hi9
lsc; shoulders 14G9l44e; plain hams,
none Tennessee csnvased l9Ila2oe.
LARD--En tieEess lS@Islc, 10 kegs ne
per ID; in threeand Eve pound csddiss, per
case, &c. 4
FLouR--comnon to ehoisa super6De
50 5O@I0, family $40 5e@is, fancy
$1s9l5 per Dbl. new So 25t9Hield .
declining, and pIices are merely nominal
CoFFKE- Bio 226s5le Laguyra, 27ls;
Jaws, 40o. Is ~ - /
MoIAssEs-RebOiled New Orleans SOC
per gallon.
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MUNTcrPar.
Meeting Of tAs CITY Ceaneli Yestsrlay
Rrnntn~

MsetInxof tse CITY Ceaneil Yestsrday
Evening.
IT. Bard met yesterday evening, after
de Of one hour behind regular time
as sesJGl.
President Shankland 10 the chair.
Present., Oodncilmen Bufchett, Chad
bourne, Ooyle, Cramer, Emery, Farms
worth, Griffin, Hammer, Kockel, T'hayer,
and President Shankland. ta
Minutes Of last meeting approved.
Report OF @. S. Flagles, Workhonss
Keeper, received aad fled. 49,
Petition from Daniel and Martha Cow
gill Cor privilege of tearing down a por-
ton of trout of their building 10 9TH ward,
aud erecting addition 70 rear. Granted.
Petition from several property owners
living near Sc. Cloud Hill praying permits
sion to build frame houses in that vicinity,
with consent Ct property holders obtained /.
Granted. - s- a5stlsiss ftal
The resolution from the Board of Alder
men declaring the city cemetery public
nuisance, was referred 10 a eommittee Of
three, composed Of City Attorney Allen,
and Councilnen Chadbourne, J. Hugh
Smith,.and d. d. Dickey, who are to report
IN writing at next meeting.F a.sg EHT
- An act 10 aid the collection Of revenue,
compelling persons owning wagons, drays
and carts, running same in the city, to re-
number them from and after this date, the
number to be on bits Of tin, to be fur
nished by the Recorder at the expense of
the city, free Of charge-the same to cost the
city twenty-five cents.
The bill appropriating $1,000 for the cell
1ebration of the Fourth Of July, passed
three readings. yi s,
The bill regulating forage purchases by
the Fire Department il future be done
through advertisements for bids, passed
three readings.
Resolution authorizing the Chief Of Fire
Department to employ colored men for the
new engine in the ninth ward was adopted.
A bill locking to a sinking fund for the
city passed one reading and was referred
to a special committee. Chadbourne, Cra-
mer and Thayer. sflg .Hs,I...5s ID ss--s.9 4
Bill adopted authorizing the Snperin-
tendent of Waterworks to relay and lower
the street pipes on Monroe street. and on
Cedar street, between Jefferson and city
limits, passed. s5 L1- ,-.1 i51a (
A bill passed three readings authorizing
contract to be let for repainting the wood
work of City Hall. ....-- I
A bill was received from residents Of the
tenth ward, living on West Church street,
asking for water privileges. Referred TO
Committee on Waterworks.
A communication from Mrs. Aaron Y.
Brown, offering the free use of Melrose
park to the city as public pleasure ground,
was referred to the Committee on Parks.
Adjourned. rlersf I
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Notice to nIarketmen.


For the better protection of the health and
lives of our citizens the following rules and
regulations, compiled from the city ordinances
relating to the public health and market, will
hereafter be inforeed. e r3lt@s
l. No person.shall buy or sell any article Of
provision before the ringing Of the bell at the
opening of the market. e.
8. No person shall land on the wharf or else
where. or shall bring into the city any deeayins
vegetable or fruit. IS s8 5a'a tss
4. No person shall sell or offer for sale, in any
public or private market in the city. any meat,
fish, BIRDS fowls. vegetables. or fruit. not being
then healthy. sound. fresh. wholesome and safe
for human food; nor any meat or fish that died
by disease, or killed by accident, or otherwise
than in the usual manner of slaughtering ami
mails for human food nor shall any such aTti-
cles be brought into the city for sale. sz
5. No calf. pig or lamb shall be killed, or the
meat thereof brought. held or offered for sale
as food in the city which at the time ofits death
was Tess than one month old nor shall any
meager. sickly. or unWhOlesome fish, birds or
fowls be brought, held, sold or offered for sale
in this city; no shall any dressed birds or fowls
be brought, held. sold or offered for sale 10 the
city. during the months Of une, July, August
and September. frrff .rfge5
6. No perssn shall offer or have for sale In
this city, any unwholesome, watered or adui-
terated milk. or milk from cows that for the
most part live in stables or small filthy pens, or
that are fed on swili. garbage or other like sub
stances. nor any butter or cheese made from any
. such milk.
F;sb sbsll not he cleaned Of their scales OF
entrails in any market. public or private, where
they may be offered for sale.
5-.-,s', 80. j. D. MlTcHEbL. MD,
Approved: Health Oneer'
A. 3. ALDEN. Mayor. juno 1w !
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The Tennessee Coal Company announce
that they viii furnish coal and coke during
the summer, at prices about which there
will be no complaint. Adding every day
to their means Of transportation, and being
10 constant connection with the city by
railroad, they possess advantages above all
Others, and will gu orders TO any extent
promptly, when made.
Albert & Seeman have a regular suction
sale this morning Of boots, shoes, brogans,
drygoods, clothing, etc. s.t
A valuable dog lost. See advertisement.
The lovers Of music viii be grStifed to
know that Mr.. Leo Wheat is to repeat his
entertainment tonight . .as
Attention Is directed 10 The advertise
meat Of sale Of government horses aud
mules, on the 9th Of July, at Ash Barracks
The Board o. Education will continue
the examination OF applicants for the posi-
lion Of teachers In the public schools foT
the ensuing year, on Monday the 10Th inst.
at the Office Of The board, Ne 6I, South
Cherry street
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Capt THOMAS s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UMOE AND DIsPATcH, becomes
from this date one Of its proprietors The hrn
name Of the HSw concern win DO JoNEs, HAYS
Co.. by whom the business Of the establish
ment viii becontinued as heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postofico. "a
Capt Hays was born and raised In this, eiiy.
and is well known for his oourtely and amiabili-
ty a. a gentleman. a. well as for intelligence.
integrity and promptnsss as a man Of business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office and will be found in our counting
room. p. -
The entlr DusIness Of tbs old Grm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt. Hays
viii also settle that, and win give all proper 70
oeipts and aequitanoes. .a 10 r.l. s.I
Boing fsiily prepared 10 DO alt kinds Of print
ing promptly and in ths bes: manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
are extended 10 the old.
January 10. 1868.
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ave usuNUIt "
LFRANON STACK.
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JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent At clarks-
Vile. Tennessee to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DTsPATCH. . .... -.t..t
S. b. ROZELL, Of franklin. is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining eoun-
ties, to receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNIoE AND DIsPATcH. r..r..- f.HE T.
DIR. J. %. MATTHEWS. Druggist, Odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street, is our
authorised Agent TO receive and receipt for adj
vertising and subscriptions in Edgeield. Orders
delivered 70 him viii be promptly attended to.
He viii also keep the Daily UEIoN AND DIS
p TCH on sale
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80 l.epll...h .I.l.eLr 80 -.

! The mat year Of this rev branch Of our
time-honored University terminated on
Wednesday last. The school, Is con-
Quoted the past year, has been complete
success. The plan and scope of the insti-
tuition, at frat much misunderstood, is now
generally appreciated and approved.
Large accessions are already pledged to the
classes for next year. The principal in
door-work Of the Academy has fallen upon
j., L. Ewell and MS. Snow, each of .whom
earned 4 solid reputation In our city High
School before their appointment to posi-
tons IN the Academy. Prof. Ewell retires
from the school to enter upon another pro-
fession after having made warn friends Of
the Trustees and patrons and pupils. At
a meeting of the Board held on the Esd in
faDt, the Faculty was made up for the next
year as follows: DR.. Lindsey, Chancellor
Of the University and Professor of Chem
istry NJ. s. Snow, Principal Of the High
School and Professor of Classics; A. D.
Wharton Principal Of thu Grammar
School and Professor of Mathematics; F, N
Judsoa, Associate Principal Of the Gram
mar School DR.. George s. Blzckie, Profess
sor OF Natural Sciences and Librarian. The
new Professors are well and favoraaly
known TO our readers through their educa-
tional and scientific iabors in our city. For
additional information, see the advertise
tisement of the University In another col.
unnn OF the UNION AND DESPATCH. IN
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ExrEysrvs BuRGLAKY ~ 4 cHo-
W. THING HOUSE -

,.a.1, O.Dav JOhnniSs ma Full
PIav Awain-where Are the Police ?
s,,,oetime between IL o'clock Wednes-
dav night and daylight Thursday morn
inp. she extensive Clothing Emporium Of
Mr.. Mike Powers, on the corner Of Market
street and the Public Square, was entered
BY some person or persons unknown and a
large amount Of clothing, money and valu-
sbles extracted lherefrOm- A great mystery
oyerhangs the entire Occurrences, az they
were perfectly Hoisless in their maneuvergs
no one knowing whence they came or
whittier they vent. Il seems thai Mr.. S.
M. Seamon, book keeper for the firm, had
been out for the evening With a party Of
friends, and didn't return ankill near IL
o'clock. He fastened the door, turned of
the gas-jet, and proceeded 70 bis bed cham
Der on the second floor. And until yester-
day morning when Louis, the porter, came
by and woke Mr.. Seamons for the pur-
pose Of opening out the store, be was
totally unaware Of the misfortune. lie came
down. In his robe de cha1abfe and slippers,
unlocked the door admitting the porter,
and was greatly astonished at seeing the
goods in the house scattered promiscuously
over the floor. He ran up stairs to
his, bed and found his clothing in
the same plight, his rest pockets
had been riAed of same eighteen or twenty
dollars, and then dashed disdsinfully aside
in the corner. On the table by the bed side,
where he had deposited bis gold watch and
chain, together with valuable pistol, he
found nothing. The truth began to break
upon him; he saw plainly the work Of the
adroit scoundrsls, and upon further exami-
nation he discovered that large amount
Of fine clothing, broad cloths, cassimeres,
etc, etc, had been spirited away in the
same unaccountable manner. 1t was not
known In which way they entered, but sup
posed through the corner window Of the
second floor. The gas was found burning
and the keys Of his desk taken from his
pocket together with a number Of matches
were found in the desk down stairs, where
they had leh them. ans
Fortunately the internal scoUndrels failed
to find the safe, which is ingeniously Sc
creted in the end of the counter, and which
contained about $1,000 worth OF diamonds,
the property Of Mrs. Powers, besides about
$500 in money. No clue whatever is IN
possession as to who were the parties. The
police should be on the qui 0ige. o I Il
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K. K. K. K.--The genius and enterprise
of some people is truly astonishing. Since
the 'Ku-Klux fever" was at its highest
pitch in our midst we have had "Ku-
Kiux Music" from the Music houses,
"Ku-Klux Hats" from Furnishing empori-
ums, "Ku-Klux Cock-tails' from the
different saloons, together with the many
little "Ku-Klux etcetsrss". not in mind.
And to cap the climax we now have the
genuine "Ku-KIux Khan Knife" with the
cabalistic letters and the terrible symbols
OF the order on its blade. That sterling
firm, Craighead, Breast & Gibson, Exclu-
sive Wholesale Hardware Merchants, 45
Public Square, conceived the happy idea
some weeks since and yesterday large in
voice Of their express designings from their
transatlantic manufacturers Frederick
Ware & Co., Sheffield, England, was re-
ceived at their warerooms in this city.
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FAREWELL CONCERT To,NIGHT,-A bril-
liant concert is announced for our music
loving citizens at Masonic Temple tonight,
on the occasion Of Leo Wheat and Henry
Farmers farewell concert. IT'S useless for
us to ask crowded house for them, for the
people of Nashville are too appreciative to
allow such an opportunity TO pass unno-
aced. They are 10 be assisted by the same
brilliant corps Of dmateurS as sang on Tues
day night-Mrs, Atkinson, soprano; Mr..
Atkinson, basso, and Mr.. Vaupel, tenor
while that veteran leader, Prof Taylor,
directs the tout ensemble. The performance
opens with the Overture, " Black Crook
Medley" and then come flute solos by
Farmer, and piano solos by Wheat, and
delightful interspersions of vocaiism by
the amateurs.
Aside from all other claims, let our PEG
pie remember Wheat and Farmer as South
erners. They are our staples 10 the musi-
cal world. Let them have rousing house
it is their last in Nashville. They 60
direct to Louisville. ~
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GRAND BARBEcUE ON THE FoURTH.-7
Weare requested to announce The fact, that
The colored people, having cut loose from
tie earpet-bag ofice-seeking gang, propose
holding themselves, grand old-fsshioned
Barbecue and Mass Meeting, on the Fourth
Of July, at pointfon the Nashville and
Chattanooga road some four or FIVE miles
from the city. Ample conveyance will be
furnished all who wish to go. Orstions are
TO be delivered by persons selected Cor the
occasion, All citizens irrespective Of
political parties or eolors are invited. ia p I
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London advices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 73i. a /
Exchange on New York was bought b.
the banks yesterday at par and sold BY
them at fc premium.
There is very little doing here ia gov
eminent bonds. The banks buy at q shade
under the New York rate and sell at about
&c advance. rs { GEHSil8Af-3 /
Cooperation checics are unchanged with
few CD the market. Dealers buy at S5c and
sell at soc. I'm 4
Bank of Tennessee notes are IN demand
at soc. /
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
22d inst. were az follows:
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

River falling with twenty-five inches on
the Shoals, No arrival or departures.
o We learn that the Tycoonlof skids and
tarpaulins, and chief hostler at csrtaiH
marine headquarters, received a highly
complimentary letter From Paducah ysa'
ierday. In eleven (l1) months he will re-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

Bachelors Hair Dye--This s2lendd
Hair Dye is the best 10 the world, The only
true and perfect Dge-harmless, reliable, instan-
taHeGas. No disappointment. Ne ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes. Invigerates the hair,
leaving il soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed WIitiam A. BaicAeloy an others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by afl Druggists and Perfamers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York lapr9 ~.