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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-02
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
O'-A-u - 0DNsS u OAlo.
John D. Greenbrier, Pl'f.
against Civil Action.
Francis Green5rier, Deft.
T EGAL NOTICE.

Charles G. Greene against Edward F. Dickinson
Julia 5. Dickinson, John b. b. Dickinson Rudolf
phus Dickinson, Martha Jane Dickinson, James A
Dickinson, Henry King, Horace King, and Margaret
Dickinson
Henry King and Horace King will take notice
that Charles G. Greene has filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Sandusky county, Ohio
against them and the other dfendants above named
the substance Of which is that he purchased at de-
nnquent tax sale, on the 18th day of January A
u. 1867, the following lands and tene1nents tO-Vt
The north part of the east half of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of the north
east quarter OF section % also the east half of e
south east quarter Of section 10; also, the south
nall OF the south west quarter of section Is: also
the north west quarter of the north west quarter
Of section %. That he has paid taxes thereon
since SAID purchase, and that the taxes interest and
penalty amount to the sum of 81 ,537 So That they
together with the other defendants are the owners
Of said lands and tenements subject to said taxes
interest and penalty. The substance OF the PRAYER
OF SAID petition Is, that said be declared a lien
on said lands that defendants be decreed to nav the
same, and IN default Of such payments said lands
be sold In satisfaction Of said sum of money and
costs That they are required to answer said peti-
ton on or before the 18th day Of May next or the
same viii be taken as confessed against them.
J. i. GREENE, PITTS Atty,
March al 1850 II 10 -
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h FOREIGEERs who have the independ-
ence to vote as their judgment dictates,
on Monday next, must lookout for that
"relentless hand" Of the Messengers.
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GOOD OUT OF NAZARETH.

As 1 have not known of much to admire
in the public exhibitions of himself lately, I
am the better pleased to notice something
like practicable, sensible, and it may be,
beneficial, measure issuing from Senator
Sprague in his bill for loaning the public
money, which was ordered Thursday, to be
printed. The preamble declares that the
liberties and interest of the American people
imperatively demand that scarcity of capital
and high rate of interest for money shall
cease; that the Government deposits in the
national banks for short periods are SO much
capital withdrawn from industrial and pro.
ductiYe interests aud employed in specula-
tive investments, aud sets forth in detail,
advantages to accrue from the adoption OF
the pan developed in the bill. The latter
provides that the Secretary of the Treasury
shall issue legal-tender coin notes not to ex-
ceed at any time the amount of gold in the
New York sub-treasury belonging to the
United States, and also similar notes based
on private coin deposits in said treasury
The reserves Of all the national banks are to
be deposited in the New York sub. b.treasury,
together with all deposits of national banks
located in other places which may be kept
in New York.
A United States council of fnance shall be
established, whose duty it shall be to loan
daily, Oh proper security, money Of The
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The COMMITTEES on Territories has post
pOned the consideration of the bill to pro-
vide a government for Alaska, and in re-
.lation TO female suffrage in the Territories,
until next December. The Committee on
Banking and Currency has appointed sub
committee to prepare bill for the re- dis
tibution of the currency; and exertions will
be made to pass it at this season. The
special Committee to inquire into the causes
of the decay of American commerce, and
what means should be adopted to revive it,
consists of Lynch of Me-, Bufiugton OF
Mass, Washburn of Wis, Hotchkiss of N.
Y, Morreu of Pa, Judd of Ills, Holman of
Ind, OalkiDg Of N. Y, and Wells of No.
The Senate Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads have agreed to report bill Civ
ing inland and sea pOstages to three liues of
mail steamships between this country and
foreign ports, two owned ia New York and
one in Boston. This settles the lobby fight
of the past winter between the rival lines.
The House Committee on Military Affairs
has agreed upon a joint resolution extend
ing for one year the law increasing the pay Of
soldiers to SIC per month. The law would
otherwise expire next August, and the pay
return to, think, $I3, or $lI, per month.
The increased pay of officers runs another
year, and the Committee, although in favor
of retrenchment, is not willing the enlisted
men be cut down until the officers are. The
Census Committee, who have been engaged
for some time in arranging plan for taking
the next census, have agreed upon bill
1t establishes a census bureau, with a super
intendent at its head, at a salary of four
thousand dollars a year. One assistant
superintendent is TO be appointed in each
congressional district, at salary of eight
dollars per day, with authority to appoint as
many assistants as is necessary in order that
the census may be taken in two months
The basis of representation hereafter 10 be
one hundred and fifty thousand, which will
make about two hundred and seventy men,
bers of the House for the next decade.
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EOR SALE-One Of the finest res

4 denees in the city Of Fremont. A beautiful
IL story Gothic Dwelling House, with French win
dsws opening down to the floor and out on the YER
snda, with blinds and every thing complete. A good
Barn and WOOd-hOuse in the rear, with brick
walks, in good order. A beautiful lawn fronting
on Market street, with evergTeens, shade trees and
shrubbery, besides grapes OF several varieties Law
ton BlaekberIes and varieties Of choice fruits and
berries of all kinds. A lot and half Price IS, Geo.
at the Post Office, OF Lewis Canfeld at the Hard
ware Store
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FOR SALE-By CAMFIELD 3

OI OALL-Dy OAMI 11AO q
eO.-Eighty acres Of Land, IN Madison Township,
four miles northeast Of ROllersvile, known As the
Old Dick Farm Fifty acres are improved; with
good frame house, hewed log barn, sixty bearing
hundred sugar trees-giving the best sugar camp in
the country. Land in good Ondition-Well adapted
for wheat and corn. Price, 5000: $1,000 to 81 500
down, balance in three to i've years: Here is rars
chance TO buy good farm cheap
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q q q "a q q q

To THE WORKING CLAss:-I am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at
their homes, the whole of the time or for the spare
moments. Business new light and profitable. Fifty
cents to s. per evening" easily earned by persons
ofelther sex,the boys and girls earn nearly much
as men Great inducements are offered those
who will devote their whole time to the business;
and, that every person who sees this notice, may
send me their address and test the business for
themselves, make the following unparalleled offer.
To all who are not well satisfied with the business
will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing me-
Full particulars directions &C., sent free. Sample
sent BY mail for 10 cents, Address E C. ALLEN,
Augusta, Me.
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OUR OLO F0LKS' MAGAZINE

A GENTS Wanted in all parts of the coBrt,,, 70.
IA canvass for the Most Popular BIaga zine
of the Day. Send for Premium List and 5eire;iiti
without delay. The first volume of OUR OIR
FOLKS commenced with March. Great ind1qs-
ments for clubbing. Specimen Nos. Forwarded an
receipt of l5e. Address
Il. HAFLElGH, Publisher.
73l Walnut ST., PhiIaGeIphia.
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IN THE DISTRICT COuRT on
The Thorough Bred Duke of
NORMANDY.

--4S4 q The DUKE viii make the sea-
N I'd son OF 1863 at Fort Seneca and
NN Fremont, as follows: Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday AZ
week at Fremont ~ VI 'le
IheIuke is dark iron gray, l6 hands inches
high, good action, perfectly sound and kind and
weighs nearly seventeen hundred pounds, said
Horse was purchased by W. Watkin in Norn,s1,i
France, inSeptember, 1868, and by him in51o1t3
for the Marion Importing Co., and guaranteed to
be of the pure Norman breed: W
The DUKE is kept, in Fremont, on the cast side
of the River, near the Fair Ground.
TERMS:-@S5 Tor insurance. Persons failing
TO attend regularly, or parting with mares befors
foallng time, viii be held for the insdranee. A.
cidents and escapes at the risk of the owner.
For particulars enquire Of
SEEM & BRO.
l4-l1 or N. MEQHR, Keeper,
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ENOR SAL&.-A one and half
Il story new frame dwelling House, on Napo-
leon street.. Contains rooms, closets and pantry.
Lot contains one-third Of an acre. PTics-S2 100;
half down, balance in three annual payments.
CAMFIELD co.
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Another Railroad 10 be BuiIt
Monday evenings Blade contained
the following dispatch from a prOmin-
ent citizen of Toledo, then in New
York:
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lNOR SALE.-A farm containing 40
H acres, 2miles west Of Fremont, on the pike.
80 acres elsared and under good cultivation le scra
IN TIMBER 200 bearing fruit trees OF various kinds;
log house, frame barn, good well Of water, good
spring-house. Price sS5 per acre 1900 down,
balance In and years. CAMFLELD & co.
fElOR -SAErE.-A tWO-stOFy frame
4 Dwelling HOUSE with two Lots, on the East
side, owned BY Mrs. ]. c. Kudler. Good cellar,
well and eisteTn plenty Of FRUIT WOOd-hOuse, barn;
all for 81 800. 81 900 down balance in three annual
payIreuts CAlIFIEID 4 CO.
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ENOR SALE.-A two story frame
Il house with one story addition; contains eight
rooms, pantry and closet good cellar under the
house; well and cistern, EOOd-shed, good barn.
large lot and plenty Of fruit on the same Situated
on north side Of Court street, and owned By ].
Steirwalt. Price, 400. 5000 or $500 down, and
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.Is5sI zzzSSzsI

A GENTS WANTED.-Agents make from.
n SO to S25 per day selling Blae's Dollar Patent
chair OF any common chair, BY attaching them to
the front legs. They fit any chair, cannot get out
OF order, and viii last a lifetime. Old-fashioned
rockers are dispensed with. For the house and Of
flee they are indispensable. Ladies pronOuAostbem
unequaled Tor sewing chair. If you want an
Agency, call and see sample, or send for circular
with terms. $500 reward upon the conviction Of
any person infringing upon Blaks's Patent Chair
spring. A. N. BLAKE, Box 546, Canton, Ohio.
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EOR SALE

Il One hundred and eighteen acres Of excellent
land, well timbered. Forty acres improved with
good bearing orchard, log house and barn. Win be
sold at $50 an acre, time payments or S45 an acre
mostly cash. Located miles south Of Fremont, in
Ballvile township. VIII sell In two pieces, 90 or SC
CAlIFIELD & CO.
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q - DIS. CA1IFIELD & co.


E'OR SALE.-A good Iannery-all
Il complete in running order, has 80 Vats; under
drained in the latest style. Living stream OF
water running through the building Building
24xs5 two stories high painted and in good repair.
Bark mill in the same building, and the ground
bark drops into the eeohes below and saves wheel
ing Three iu-lOts with the Tannery and all for
S. OO0; 81 500 down and the balance on easy pay
meutS About l25 cords Of bark viii be sold with
the Tannery. Apply to CAMFIELD eco,
OF ". D. SHERWOOD.
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SLEEPING CACHE
II INTHE W0RLD Ia

ER- IN THE WORLD II
accompany all night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always as lew
as by any other Route.
- Ask for Tickets via EIie Railway which can.
be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices in The
West and Southwest.
II. RIDDLE, WBE. RsRARR,
Geul sup't. GeRsl Pass As't
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About 70 females were discharged from
several of the Bureaus of the Treasury
yesterday, creating quite sensation in the
building. About IS females are TO be dis
charged to-day from the folding room of the
Government Printing Office. These last
were only engaged for temporary work; and
that is now finished.
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HFUK- bALE.-Une hundred and
Il fifty acres of Land, in WoodViile township,
l mile south Of the Maamee & Western Reserve
Turnpike on which is a Mil privilege, with 6rist
Min-2 run Of burrs; Saw Alilt-neW, just built; 2
frame dwelling Houses; one frame Barn; bearing
Orchard. Land easily cultivated and in good con-
dition. WaterlpOTsr not all used, good tor eight
5000 down, balance in years. Ten acres with
Mil and privilege, e, ,OO0
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Ty0R, SALE.-Two desirable Out

EI0R SALE.-Two desirable Out
Il Lots, ~ acres each. Five and a half acres in
choice fruit acre Of Black and Raspberries,
Ounce trees. A beautiful site for building Said
lots hay on the west side Of the Balyle road about
4 mile rom the P0stofice; are now owned BY II.
CAIIFIELD& & co.
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EOR SALE.-Four and one-third
IL Jteres.ofland, \ Of a mile west Of the Depot,
pn Croghan street, frame house 1Sx24 with addition,
and terms easy. CAMFIELD & CO.
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Grape Vines.

Young vines will naturally, like
many young people, make great Of.
forts to spread themselves. This
should be checked at once. Allow
only one cane to grow, unless it be
a remarkable vine. Train this to q
single stake, and pinch off all side
shoots, the object being to concen-
trate the flow of sap, and grow a
stout, stock vine, instead Of a dozen
puny, spindling ones. In the fall
when the vines casts its leaf and win.
ter has set in, cut this vine back to
about one foot in heigtth, and cover
with somo kind of mulch, hay, corn.
stalks, straw, potato vines, leaves, or
even dirt. Next spring allow only
the two uppsrmost to grow, grubbing
off all others. This will seem MUIR
derous to many who are anxious their
vine should MAKE a show, and are ca.
ger to taste the first fruits. But in
the end it is economy, will give the
best satisfaction, and we believe har-
monte with the views of most cult.
vators.
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SHERIFF SALES.

A J. HALL, Admir- OF the widow Hall, decd vs..
IA Alfred McFstrago aud Josiah Torbct. BY vir.
tue Of Yend. Expo Issued by the Circu Court Clerk
Of Sullivan county and to the Sheriff directed, will
sell to tho highest bidder for cash In hand at the
Court house door In the town OF Blountve, on the
2sth day Of July 1852 all tho right, title and claim
josiah Torbet has In and 10 tract OF land situated In
district No o. Sullivan county, Tenn, adjoining the
lands nt Thos. Malouse John Torbo aud others ces
tanning - acres, more or less, unless sooner paid.
june ~, 1869. ]. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
69jul2wtpfSb1 Per II. HueHEs, d. 8.
- John Bowman. BY virtue OF n yend. Expo. IL.
sued by the Circuit Court Clerk Of Sullivan county
aud 10 the Sheriff directed will sell TO the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the Court house door In
the town Of Blountvie, on the 26th day OF july,
1869, all the interest Jas. Carlton Garniahoe Of John
Bowman, and all the interest John Bowman has In and
TO tract Of land, situate In district No OF Sullivan
county, Tenn, adjoining the lands of Martin smith
aud olhors, u being part OF the old John Bowman
farm, containing ~ acres more less levied upon 10
satisfy Judgment Pepper A Bro. obtained agaipst
John Bowman, before Samuel Evans, Eco on che lat
day OF june 1885, for $50 debt and cost June 90 1869
7. ", EASLEY, sh'n.
0p'nl2wirWsl Per II, HueuEs, D. 8.
MI ANDERSON vs. d. Jones and NJ. Wenyer-By
IL virtue OF yend. Expo issued by the Circuit
Court CLERK OF Sullivan county and TO tho Sheriff d.
reced will sell 10 tho ghes bidder for cash In hand
ut the Court house door In the town Of Blountville
sullivan county. Tenn, on tho 26th day Of July 1859
all tho right title claim and interest r. Jones has in
and TO tract Of land, situate In dist. No. o. Sullivan
county, Tenn adjoining the lands Of VIM. Jones aud
Conrad weaver and others, containing 10 acres more
or less, Levied upon to satisfy Judgment Ell Ander
son obtained against d. Jones, before A. J, Hail. on
tho Both Of May, $685. for 500 debt and cost June 49,
1892 r. N, EAsLEy. sniff
6gui2wipnbl Per II. HuoHIs, u. s.
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5griruIturzl.
Wash for Fruit Trees.

An experienced fruit.grower, the
owner of q hne orchard near Niagara
river, Western New York, says that
in che care of bic trees be had prao.
ticed one simple method With eminent
success. He takes lye from leached
ashes, mixes a little grease with it,
heats II quite warm, and with q sy-
ringe throws 1t up into oil parts Of the
trees--branches and trunk. 1t will
effectually kill all kinds Of worms
that arc either infesting the trees in
nests or running over the bark. Trees
treated In this manner were exceed.
ingly healthy. beautiful and vigorous
in appearance, possessing q smooth,
glossy bark, and bore the best apples
IN the country. The remedy 10 easy
and cheap.
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TUrnip Fly.

The best gardeners look ont for the
turnip fly about as soon as they SOW
their turnip seed. They use lime.
tobacco dust, or SCOT mixed with road
dust or leached ashes, which they
scatter over the turnip beds, morn.
ing and evening for the frst week
after sowing the seed. II.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y Virtue NJ Two Vend. Expo., u mo dlrocted from
ID the Circuit Court Of Sullivan County tested At IT,
March Term 1892 will Offer forsae 70. cash, ~ tho
highest bidder, At the Court House door In ountyils
and interest James Crockett has In and TO one tract Of
land IN tho 9Th civil dlstfict Of sullivan county, con
tanning 40 acres, more or less adjoining tho lands Of
Samuel Rutege, James Dalton et ais 10 satisfy two
Co.. for tho use Of u. r. Mcclellan on tho a2d day Of
January, 1853, for g. and costs Of proceeding June
26th, 1850. T. II. EASLEY, Rh'f
jul2tfpftl Per n. A, WARRpE. n A
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No. 8. The Musical Friend.

A choice collection of chaste VOCAL, IN
STRUMENTAL AND FOUR-HAND MUSIC
1t contains 81 Songs from standard authors
such as
II with all your hearts,. Cradle Song .... ucken
-Mendelsshon. Floating on the wind ...,..
Ask ma not why .Donizetti Glover
Brightest eyes"",stigell Make me no gaudy chsple
Costa Diva..,".....Bcllni --Donizctti
know that my Redeemer iveth, ............. .Hande
rs Instrumental pieces, as
Feast Of Roses, Hervey Rockville schotusche, Lo
REM Kate Kearney Waltzes.
And II Duets for two performers, as
Alpine Bells, 0estoni Chatelaine. Leduc; Wandering
jew Waltz, Burgmuler; Faust Waltz, Gouuod.
Comprising 207 pages.