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SHIPPING JNTELLIGENCE.

Se,mshps-ColumhA (Brl Carnaghan Glasgow Peesn Sa"'
ShPs|Qaecu Of Beauty CD Chapman Liverpool John Banks Br)
BsTIExceor Bowers Cadz Harriet A. Staler (Brl Roberts
ST. Mary Atlantic a. Oh DE HAN, Hamburg VIA PhhAdeI
pha A., q, N a, u p.,
(Br1 Burgess Caulruas: Caroline, Davis, Malaga
Sefoouers- flathswa Cole boston; Sabine, Percy BinAhet
r Weymonh Mass &. G. BeArse, Hodg-
don Aerandrat Julia Beal Boston. Willie Dill Eugth Wninoa.
N g. NJ Acken Hale Noryuk; Clara NOatgomey Borden JACK
sonvhe G. Pease ayner Proydnce Angel Chase, otideneej
Anna Bsdenhurg Hartford Lyuch6urg Van Cssf Washington
c. Sattery fucker Georgetown; Nst Carr ProvideReei
W. Webster Meyey, Havana; T. c. LYMAN, HILL Hartford
ARRIVED.
sebr Ade Burv Croker LeghorB April marble aud
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COAsrwrE.
Alamo. Machias Minerva, Baltimore,
TO MARINERS.
The m buoy Rock between Fishers as}
Little Gull ISLANDS, Long Island SOund Is adnfI
DOMESTIC PORTS. I .t
brig Matilda Rich Ramove
Portland schsN Nelson Harvey Beae Portland for New York Frspk
EmT Coley Bangor for New London H. W. Wellington Hoopsf
Calais Newsudon A. H. Cam Simpson Boston for Philadelphia;
Carrie Hyer Cousnt Newport for Philadelphia Challenge. VsnuB
oboken for Dorchester keren Happuk Hal Hyann for New forks
Kate Stevens DennpOrt for Newport Fe GRAY M Bosson James
Henry Oliver Baltimore for do .... "a
FOREIGN PORTS.
Juae l9rhe steamship BOrussa, RON Ne"iof
June 6. arrived this morning. -, n.
Queenstown June 9rhe steamship nom hea- iork may @
arrived this morning. mi,
FATHER PoNT June 19he steamship 81 Andrew nom GLASGOW
Liverpool Qebec bouud s $40 o'clock .s mon
ing She has 70 cabin II intermediate and w eaSs penSe
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n,,,.psrrc MApRPrs

OrKeo lime oPios uDcbaBge 1900 bbs al go for No
qda u y pb R,ty Wheat closes 6rm sales 52OO bush No
iMnwaukee Cab at 80 20 and 100 bush do at ~ ~ Corn he'd
~ "a 0,ts he'd a. ne for western Corn Meal 80 per
Meed steady shorts $2OGs2L shPstoa $3.50 $Z bush
= Se@Sorf RsfSsd FTeisbSRoar to Boston es EsYorf
e ASa@ o.. &C. M S G y oS SP.a S cass % Do 5
Fou 900 ash Wheat 800 bush Corn 1880 bush Data Io
svSSaIo June 9Recep-wbesi $50 900 basis Corn 900
bash Flour 500 bbls ~ 90 bush Con-
very d@ Shss PS ds%Sss pSi So"5 s oa and nos
- i've Barley Mess Pork all dul aud unchanged
Louis 9Tobacoo active holders are more willing 70
@ Pms i5 RItra 81 5S DaSSis Extra oe siO So
wheat denug Prime and Fancy Fan Red and Es ~ lSg
a. 1sa aBS Yellow at soo5 choice White sasse PORK active
ssiss o. 80; So sag e Bso5 o Sboa is Gear sides
ne Cattle and Sheep unchanged Receipts oday-o eoA Flour
LOUISVILLE 9Saes l hhds Tobacco Lugs Ss9Slo
Medium 70 Cutting SAG $l7 So FOd5-suPtr9Ss 'cG
RoL 81 So Lard lSe tsIoes l9selge B1s2P-Shog der 10y
@i3ic Clear Rib sides lie Clear Sides ne Bun hea''-shou
CHIckGo June I9FourGood Minnesota Spring Extras and
sSss,b s 1 Wheat mca O active saS dsnce sS2 No
spring g. cash; No. Spring 81 9S Corn in fair demand and
cned e sales G6le Rye quiet 81 49, Barley dull and nominal
Ss,0Ps ea iPS a :, Mes s ou rGt f b. Meats
Egb quiet Corn to Bufso &C. Live Hogs se.e and advanced 10
Flour bush Wheat $4,000 bush CoIn 20 eco bush 0at.
% 90 Live Hog ShPmeas-o 500 bsS flour oO 0ush "hsA'
MILWAUKEE June l9Pour doll bus 6In Choice Mnnesota 80
0s9 Choice Wisconsin and Iowa 80 l5GS9 y "9e@ tii
Corr quiet but sales at sc for No Receipts td14o Dos
ROu 1000 bush Wheat 1901 bush Oats 1909 bush Corn sup
CScrSIrS jane io-Four unchanged Wheat held At 81 l50
o. No and No demand light Corn deeong a3 dull ,es
for No Rye dull At 81 3d. Tobacco hnn
and 10 good demand sales Of 2o h5Gs az ~. rates S.oh %
IO bb go 80 buyer Jay No demand for los on ae po' ss
% bnvr dn; Shoulder buyer july Z Bacon
cali nonusy unchanged Lard da offered at ie Geld iS
buying l4Ol selling
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
pRIn1ys WRATHER RgPoRr-s an.

San 429 134 Moon Sets
-
Sand, Hook ... 1885 ssn 825 Hell Gate ......lo@
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THE ST,AEE OF TRADE.

LoNDoN June 9-ll5 Cohs opeped at e5ae5l for money
sd g the account American seues orened at tie following
Cenrals. 100
IosDOE 19l 90 mCOnso for on aqlI Conso
ar account 94t ass; United States bonds, ~. ~
LoNpoR 9BveungThe following are The Giving prices
Exchange This evening; Conss for moneyaQ5
CoDo for account United States FyeTweues I5 Illinois
trs shares 1901; Eue shares 4 At Frankfort United States fi
TWenies closed a 77s ara for the issue Of 1862
PARIS June he BonTse arms Ren'es % francs y enumes
FSsTToRT June Uuted Twenty Bonds open at 10
for old ,
LIvERPOOL 49, :l5s COoa-The usual eou'rs issued
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association con
following statistics and remarks the Cotton market Tor the
ueek closing evening" The sales Of the week have footed up
decidedly 6rme and active The
comparison the prices today and al the correspond
ing period last week: ,-,
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

JuSE 49, Flour 200 bills and $40 sacks Corn Meal s7lC7
C0 lle29 IS bush Rye $50 bush Malt 30 hush
l5S bhls. Petroleum -
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SAILS By SuttiOm.

GRO A. LEAvrr, Auenoneer.
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS SS1H1Ssti sHasIr2
Co CossIGsSESrs aouCrEp CArALoavaD AND SOLD
MONDAY E7ff GiRdE re- SoEa & 1S s 81 BOOKS
ia the various departments History Poetry Eon ae
TgEsP EyK sIS c JS's 4 fsSs
large '''' Tas LAST F'siIf' OF Of
tie late sEPTiaUs CR6oKs ESQ. @ sse6 will Ss
SS SsS s, s, R"sT p Ms' S several r;s
GIL Cooper Ganborough 40 he Also e1nsgnDs ms III en-,
braelng Madonna Holy Family the Alteration Vn q T
sss s1e SSps S with Ss Pnr SSy o which suitable
CHURCH ALTAR PIECES Catalogues ready and paintings Oh
',-'''s'9 ~ ''a sPIESDID LAW LIBRARY, "a,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY June p and 49, H7 m 'he very VI"
''0' and ''''''iI TAF fF t fIf EDWARDS ESQ.,
Chaneery Edwards Receiver Pleasanr
about Court. and History and Poetry q FT Sss sH .DS $
Is and pcssy rich English Reports q which saossS
isgg scarce This Of the largest and most yaaaSs Law AOs
ever offered for sale BY auction in this city Catalogues esay
N. MKkvIy Auctonesr
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway cor.
- q Book. wS5as q Art. FsPev GH"5:
large priTa. sosetoa Of RSGR4viSGs Modern ipslud
n &c. en- A Portrait sasy s %at B and
Of Meerchaum Pipes and cgarHOdera Catalogues are
'''"' '1 WEDNESDAY Ss f SSD THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Standard and Books conpr
ing great a1. including many choice and valuable "S and and some
books exhibition --
/ EE MARBLE QUARRIES
~ FOR SALE.
WILL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
On the premises on the
18th DAY ofJUEB 1863,
at IL O'clock IN,
TIE celebrated and extensive
MARBLE QUARRIgs AT LBB MASS, ...
IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY. t..
Also al the place. the COTTAGE adjoining the Quar-
res House containing - 100 acres more or less
believed 70 be entirely with marble Also the personal prop
erty consisting built expressly for carrying marble horses
Oren rope iron railroad track tools 6c 8e
Terms balance and Personal property CASH
Full and particular information will be furnished BY
JOHN RICE, No. l20 South seyenih-st Philadelphia
By RoBERr SoNERylLLE, Auchoneer oo
MO. 81 NASSAU-ST., Opposite the Post Once;
lVAt AUCTON-A large and valuable collection Of choice OIL
paintings eminent American artists forming collection
them will be found works rom
the studios Spencer CobLgwood Smith Schroeder NY
erhen Hartnck Meose Coates and Hamilton also many
The whole N be sold without reserve on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY June the 18th and 10Th in commencing "
II O'Clock each day.
JoHS w. DRAPER h Aucioneere : -
cod AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON COAL
OeD WEDNESDAY June a. le69fhe Delaware LaeaWanna
sell,
O'clock COAL from the Laekawanna Regions de-
Everabe their depot EabehpOr 81 during the @Esh Of July
1903 SAMUEL SLOAH' President
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finantial.

ARE YOU INSURED7
IA OFFICE OF THE
RUTGERS FlRR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1870 CHArHANsQUARg, COHNEK A0rTtr.
election iof Directors Of this Company vii Re
he once MONDAY the 9th July 1868 Polls open from ~
N 10 o'clock N.
TRANSFER books will b. elosedo N the 10th Jane
New-York. jane u, 1853 JOS. ". DUGLISS. Secretary
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI
~ AID INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY COMPANY-Ffsciola shares
- above stock bought aud for sale N %
CLARENCE = DAY
member Y Stock EEehange Rews NeW.York. Stocks
bonds and Government securities bought and sold commission
TrOR NVESTMENT-TRUST FUNDS, &c
per CITY OF KEOKUK NEW COUPON BONDS;
asa principal the Central National Bank NeWYo January and
from January
issue BIT 500 Thess among ~ bet
A At
cent aud interest Apply " WM II, SANFORD. Cashier
Central hssoHa Bank, Sew-YOrk.
IOWA City and County BOnds.-BONDS of
all the cities Iowa purchased By THRODORR r.
WETNORE. No 81 Pine st., Room No. g.
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Last week.


OF tb shove en taken for export and 1000
hand large last week owing 70
the beayy sales including unaden
bales The Of American Is $4,000 bales, against 8OO last
market this morning 6uoyant though there no
change prices Of American descriptions The sales Of the day
nrees a. IS 900 bales 800.
rsadug-Corn declined 3D. and quoted at q quar-
a.. for New Mixed Western per California White
and lal FOR No 81 per bash Peas 6 50t
n flour 1871 per Dbl for Western CARL
roVisi0Rs-Besf llOj Of 30 n for ETtA Prime Mess
Prime Mess Lard 81 cWt Cheese
S3 per grades Of American fine Bacon W ewt eT
Cumberland Cut
ITodaes-ROEn per Common Eorh Carolina Taaew
s46 Tupenne @ eWt Refined Petroleum ia per gal
Spirits Petroleum, Cd per gal 80,
IvKRPooL June 9-l2O m-Co0RThe sales Of the daT, Is
Uov thought 900 bales Prices have advanced traction
nee last quote follows; MjdbDg Upands lt
hiddlpg Orleans llSs .,. -, - l.,
epOrThe market for and hbns al Manchester
6rDer and better prices realized
Breadshsgs-W wheat 8 6rmer but quotablv unaleres
Pr0visiOn-POk declined to SO y Dbl for Eastern Prime Mess
Lard Is DOH Of previous prices
IayERPooL jane market closed active and
Of American descriptions Attraction higher The
fully reached 2OO bales Tie following The
closing Mdhng Upsnds, III dll4d Adilng Orleans Ito
There been nothing doing in Cotton 70 arrive Circulars
stock Of Cotton ahoa bound f port the
which n from American ports
BreddSfVS-The market quiet and steady.
JayoVfsiOas-T marie. n dan and unchanged
PyOdu-kAYal dull Iallow shade
descriptions have advanced 49, per ewt
LoSDoS l9ll is sugAr &c per eWt for Ne y Dutch
Standard Calcutta Lbseed. $40
ANTwERP Al francs v hbL for Standard white
ArrwKRP eyenbgPeoeum frneT, but net qaotabJ
higher The last sales were made at az Y bbll
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GENTS who canysS Saas .a or m so double the
enoanis go 'i ~ ilEp taking akin ;'''
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR,
IT'S CAUgRS CHARACTER, CONDUCT AND RESULTS,
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hTHB LOST CAUSE" ito Democrats he only complete and Official
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Situations UlautrS- Gfmalts.

A LADY wishes position as MAID, HAIR
N DRESSER SBAMSrRBSS with lady No objection 70 travel
ing place the country Address Mrs ~ NO. 30
Tbid-st
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUATION 70
N HOuSBWORK. Inquire a. Mrs LOVES lnstae
German No. II StantonsL, near the Bo~ey
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AGrand Jury summoned.-A uenire
has been Issued from the District Court Of
the United States for a Grand Jury to as
semble ip Cleveland on the 10th day of
November to take special action upon all
cases of alleged illegal and fraudulent trans
actions that have been brought before the
Court, in connection with the issue and circu-
lation Of naturalization papers. The follow
ing named gentlemen will constitute Jury
Solomon T. Osborn, Painesville, Lake Co.
Cook F. Kirkland, Poland, Mahoning Co.
Henry E. Parsons, AshtabuIa, o.
Frederick Wickham, Norwalk, Huron 90.
Rice Harper, Sandusky City.
Geo W. Everett, dleborough,H Holmes Co
John s. Patterson, SteubenVille, o.
Peter P. Trump, Canton, Stark Co.
Richard W. Oahill, Liberty Corners Post
Office, Crawford %.
Robt. McDonough, Plymouth, Richland 90
Johu b. McOomb, Warren, Trumbull Co.
Thos Harboueh, Painesville, Lake Co.
Charles o. Tilottson. Fremont.
VIM NJ. johnson, Tifin.
W, Smith Irwin, Mt. Gilead. Morrow Co.
Isaac s. Gardner, Belleiountaine, o.
Truman q. ,Hosg, Toledo.
Walter Caldwell, Bryan, Williams Co.
Joseph s. Boise, Westfield, Medina Co.
Thomas Busnham, Cleveland
VIM. F. Lockwood, Putin Bay, Ottawa Co.
Jchabod Rovley, Frederictown, Knox Co.
James Henderson, 0adiE, Harrison 90.
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TO suzsoR1snRs.

EzsEss nFSP t6s dGe attached 70 your printed
addrss On IN margin e this paper. It shows the
tina p VhisA you have paid your subscription,
Thua yOhn Smith July 50, means that Mr.. Smith
In r9id ~ Q gulE ist, Is6s, and should caH st the
ONES and ny td.Oo more, when the figures would
b OOrDStSd y rad John Smith, july 60.
BVJust tun nom reading this notice, to the
sddrsz on the papsz, and ifthe day has passed to
which you have paid, send or hand US the money
for another year.
We should like 20 take eord-EOod feathers grind
stones, haaswax, or any other useful ornamental
commodity, on subscription, If our printers, paper
makers and landlord would receive them from us;
but, unfortunately, they have the very singular
habit Of demanding money; hence we must have
money too. So bring Il along.
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GREAT BARGAINS. l have for sale
the following property at low prices and
easy payments:
A farm of seventy-four acres in Riley Tp.
well improved and on which there are three
hundred grated bearing apple trees.
A farm of fifty acres in Riley TIP. which
is one of the best locations il the county
for either a vineyard or peach orchard.
A tract of fifty cres of heavy timbered
land.
A farm of one undred and twenty acres
well improved and within twenty minutes
ride of Fremont.
My residence in Fremont (which is con-
Yeniently located for business man.
Also several city lots well located.
Enquire of W. l. KELLY, NJ. D. Bircbard
Block, Fremont, o. 34-m6.
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DRUIrS
Gburfb DtrtrtOrp.

G1eom services are regularly held in the follow
ing churches in shh oity, every Sabbath, at The
iloun named
METHODER
EsRoDsT 1PH0oPAL CHuRen, corner Of Market
and Main Street,; Rev. 3. WIS, P@tor, loH A
-. sndTR. q Sunday sGaOOi as n n Pnyel
su9seng Wednesday, evening
PREsBYTERIAM
PAEBHrHalAH CHURcH, corner Of GaEison and
Main Streets; Rev L. BUSHNELL, Pastor; l0K A
n, and ~. a. Sunday School at l9 Il. Meeting
sTOF wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL,
81. PE6Eh cHUBcH, corner Main and OOurs sts.,
Rsv. O. b. YoUSe, Rector; IoK A. X, snd sK ?. X.
Sunday School ate An. LeotuS STe1y Wednesday
evening m the ehuroh.
GERMAN REFoRMED.
HSoA1uD CHURoz, Front Street, between Mar
hst and John Street,; Rev. JoH LTBER1, Pastor
TsK \ n mdTR.N. Sunday School steA.E
LUTHERAN
EenzmU Uzusca, oUrnsr OAK and Court strests;
Eet. b. f4EA. REtOr iOK a. No sndFP.A
CATHOLIC
eApQnaa oEua6A OrOshA Streets Bev. S.
EU6MS PWsor; mas every morning Ht o'eiOskI
"a Bmdays snd Festsvsls - obligation, Low Mas
q eaa0ek a. =. "a Winter a 1915 Fuspsu ht 8
SEloSk A. 3, ma oCc1sionnIly BensdicSon at ? IN.
enaEy Bohod stlRA
81 ASFB 0zuHoz, state Street, Rev 5oHE QUns,
P@tor F9Ist Mas ct O'Clock, A. NJ Second High
Mass 1t 10 O'Clock, a N Sunday School, N YsS-
psrs, ?. 2
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How Chilly the Evenings In october
This is & common remark. yet how few think Of the
danger Of exposing themselves to their influenced
In all low, marshy localities Ague ane Fever pre-
vail at this season of the year. In this disease
is invariably or less arrangement Of the liver
and digestive organs. The remedies usually resorted
to have reference to preventing the paroxysm or
breaking up the ehills. If this effected without re-
moving the cause relapse Is inevitable. Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters strike directly at the founda-
ton of the evil, by acting on the liver and correct
ing digestion. The cause being removed, the
parOxysm viii cease and the chills cannot return.
When the patient is weak and debiiated, the Bit
ters should be resorted to, as they wiz strengthen
and tone the stomach, allay all nervous irritation.
and infuse renewed animation into the hitherto
dropping spirits, without entailing the danger Of
reaction. HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
is truly preventive medicine, rendering even
the feeblest frame imprevious to all malarious in
fuenees; and, as stomaeho and anti-bilious medi-
cine it is incompatible, and no one who values his
health can afford to do without it. Fortify the
system with this inestimable tonic and invgorant,
and the 'ChiIls OF October Evenings" viii have no
terror for YOU
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

BRUSHES BRUSHES BRUSHES Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Flesh
Brushes, Latber Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Infant Brushes, Feather Dust
Brushes, Piano Brushes, Counter Brushes,
Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Sash
Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Kalsomine
Brushes, Roof Brushes, Seam Brushes,
Painters Dust Brushes, Sable Brushes,
oamels Hair Brushes, Marking Brushes,
Popes Head Brushes (for washing WindoWs,)
Stencil Brushes, Tumbler Brushes, Lamp
Chimney Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Stove
Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Horse Brushes for
sale by J. T. LsDman & Co., Druggists.
Successors to DR.. E Dillon L Son,
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Every bussnes man, boveVeE sireumsSrbed his
tTaea should have his business card neatly printed
at A1e sad Of hs lstter and bin paper In this way
sgy IeSier b. writes, and every bill he makes Gus
and PRESENTS b fresh and pointed advertisement
Of hfs business and polite request for continued
patronage. The cost Of letter and bin heads is but
a trfie. They are printed at the Journal JOB Once
IN tile best possible styIs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

The Messengers Rooster Surrender
ed.-Very early Tuesday night last neigh
Dor VAEvALKENBuRG Of the Messenger sent
us his "Gentleman chicken, with the curt
note; "YOu have stolen our mill; take the
Rooster" We accordingly exhibit him for
the qualification Of our friends. he is now
engaged in a most praiseWorthy work
growing over Republican Victory.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Where's that Seymour and Blair
Banner7-LOng before the large and
handsome Grant and Oolfax Banner was
stretched scrOss Front street, the Democracy
of Fremont had Seymour and Blair rag
painted and pulleyed and rOped; but they
never flung it to the breeze. Il was 6 inches
wide by thirty feet long Where is it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

A High Toned Party.-John Il. No
Ardle Peddled Democratic tickets all day
Tuesday last at the second ward polls.
There may have been some honorable Dem
Ocrats who thought that was piling it on
little too steep; but for all that he's man
after the Democratic heart.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Accidental shooting-A young man
named KRIDLER, one day last week accident
ally shot and badly wounded Mr.. DEAR,
on the East side Of the river, short distance
from Fremont. Young KRIDLER was trying
to shoot dog, at time when DEAR was
coming along the road driving team. The
ball hit q fence rail, and glancing struck
DEAR in the side, passing through the ribs
and lodging in the abdomen. DR.. BoswoRrH
was called and rendered surgical aid. The
wound, we understand, is not necessarily
mortal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Church Improvements.-The Ger,
man Catholic Church of this town is being
improved very much in appearance by a
new and elaborate cornice. 1t is the fuest
church edifcs in the county, The Metho-
dist society are remOdeling the basement
rooms Of their church. The Presbyterian
church is the hardest looking aud leaky
house Of worship in town. 1t is a reproach
to the society and discredit to the town.
For several years there has been talk of
building new one. TAX will nOs build q
church any easier than a railroad.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Fiftsen Cent curTsnoy.-Mr. Rice of
the First National Bank, has shown US a
specimen Of new Fifteen cent currency re-
eeived from the Terasury Department. 1t
is about the size Of the twenty-five cent
scrip, and has the portrait of Gen. Grant
on the right aud, of Gen. Sherman Ou the
left. L is not issued for circulation yet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
Railrnad Aooidant -,

Railroad Accidsnt-As The excursion
tram from Tifin to Ssndusky, on Saturday
evening lpBF, was returning with the exeur-
siOnists, itinet with an accident; two miles
north of Clyde, which oscasioued the death
of the fireman. The train was running
slowly on an up grade at the time of the
accident. Three horses had been caught in
the CATTLE guard, and the train ran oyer them
throwing the engine and two cars over into
the ditch. The fireman was 50 badly crush
ed that he died on Sunday. About forty
Of the passengers were more or less injured,
but none seriously.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

The Jewish vcts.-We we're warned
repeatedly, before election that We would
have the Jewish vote to contend With, at
the November election. We OPiDe that
now the Democracy viii not take much
comfort in that rejection, Dad the Jews
votei and If 80 howi Look at the resu Il.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Re-Direoted Letters.-I should be
generally understood that the law provid-
ing that pre- paid and franked letters shall be
forwarded from pOst-Ofice to another, at the
request of the person addressed, without
additional postage applies only to U'adelivered
letters. A letter that has peen delivered to
an authorized person, aud by him redirscted
to another post-ofics, cannot be forwarded
to its new address without Prepayment of
additional postage,