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FREMOMT DRUG STORE.
DR. E DIIlON & SON
OFFER FOB SALE
600 Jba. EXTRACT LOGWOOD; 1200 lba. COPPERAS; 1300 lbs.
B8ST MADDER; 160 lbi. PRIME INDIGO; 1000 bottles PERFUMERY
AND HAIR OIL. HAIR RESTORATIVES, the best the world affords, impart
ing Life, Lustre and Beauty to the Hairand restoring it to ita Original Color.
An immense stock of the most elegant and beautiful
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Superior inducements will always be offered
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FacxoiiT, Ohio., Sept. 31, 1866. 38yl.
to Much a nts, Dbi'ooists, Pbysicians and all
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Extraordinary Inducements
IN THE LINE OF
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VITED TO CALL AT ONCE AND VERIFY THIS STATEMENT.
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tients snd all invalids wishing to consult me:
Tuesday and Wednesday, September Hth snd 19th.
Tnesday and Wednesday, October Id and 2d.
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 16' hand 17th.
Tareday and Wednesday, October aoth and list.
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 13th snd 14th
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 27th snd Mth.
Tuesday and Wednesday, December 11th snd 12th.
Wednesday and Thursasy, December 28th snd 27th.
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rremont, Nov. 24,1864.
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BOUNTY ! UOU1YTY !
THS "EQUALIZATION BILL" hss st last become s
law, as haaslao the bill to increase invalid Pensions
tin certain oa sea, sad to give Widows extra Pensions for
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
Local and Miscellaneous Matters.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS-C. & T. R.
Trains la. Fremont daily, Sunday's exe-pted, on
OOI SO EAST.
Day Express..... 3:24 A. a,
Clev,Express... C:14a.H
Mail 11.23 a.m.
N. Y. Express . 6.13 r. a
GOING WK8T.
Chicago Express 8 37 A. .
To'sdo Express 10:M a. a.
Mail 6.1r.M.
Night Express ..11 48 r. a.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. R. Griswold & Co. Merchants.
Hoot & HeDg Boots fc Shoes.
W. S. Russell Probate Notice.
M. Dryfoos 3 advta.
Olaghoro t Deflenbaugh Marble Hall.
T. J. Johnson Public Sale.
I. A. Hutchinson Claim Agent.
Henry Gilford Dancing Parly.
National Publishing Co. Agents Wanted.
H. R. Shomo Letter List
W. I. Kelley Administrator's Notice.
Fair Postponed. The rise in the Sandusky
river has overflowed the Fair Grounds, carrying
off a portion of the new fence, and otherwise so
materially injuring the grounds that it will
be impossible to hold the Fair this season. It
1 to be hoped he popular demand for higher
grounds will be acceded to by the Society and
that hereafter our County Fair will not be
drowned out
Pilfering, One C. Richards, living in Green
Greek, this county, a fellow of poor reputation,
was caught stealing a pair of boots, Lt Wednes
day evening, from a box at the door of Smith
Rrna t Vi i eitv TTo wee irnaljiil anrl w.a in
have hi. trial yesterday afternoon before Justice
Dickinson.
Ben Butler at Tiffin. A delegation will
leave Fremont on horseback at 6 o'clock next
Tuesday morning to hear Gen. Butler speak in
Tiffin on that day. People from out of town,
who intend going, are cordially invited to join
the party here or at convenient points on the
route.
Railroad Swamped. Trains on the Lake
Erie t Louisville R. R. from this city are tem
porarily prevented from running by the high
water. The switch at this point is inundated,
with an engine on it which cannot be got off I
uuui we wiier receaeo, wnicn win proDHDiy oe
by to-morrow.
Entertainmenta During Next Week.
The Peak Family Bell Ringers, assisted by the
celebrated Berger Family, will give two of their
popular entertainments in Birchard Hall, Then-
day and Friday evenings next the second and
last Fair days. This is the largest troupe of
Bell Ringers in the world, and their concert
will present some rare musical novelties.
Failure to Fill an Appointment Mr. F.
HABsraaca, who was announced to attend a
Union German meeting in this place last
Wednesday and in Port Clinton Thursday, fail
ed to fill his appointments. Wc learn from Co
lumbus that the cause was ill-health. A Aery
cholera, and took the stump before his strength
had fairly recovered. The arduous labors of the
campaign soon effected him seriously, and he
has been compelled to withdraw.
To the Union men of Ballville. In con
sequence of the heavy rains, we are obliged to
dispense with a part of the programme in going
to Tiffin on Tuesday Oct 2J. All Union men
in the township that can or will go on horse
back are requested to meet at the School House
in Ballville Village, on Saturday evening Sept
29th 1866, to make arrangement, and we also
ask the co-operation of other Townships. By
short time since Mr. H. had a severe attack of
order of the
COMMITTEE.
Sept. 26, 1866.
Ministerial. The M. E. Conference, re
cently held at Mansfield, made the following
appointment's in the Sandusky District:
Geo. W. Breckenridge, Presiding Elder.
Tiffin, A. J. Lyon; Sandusky, W. D. God.
man; Republic, N. S. Worden, and one to be
supplied; Bellevue, G. A. Inghes; Monroeville,
Elmore T. Warner; Nor walk, Alonro R. Pal
mer; Perkins, J. T. Phelps; Milan, Andrew
Pollock; EastTownseod, P. P. Stroupe; Clyde
John S. Broadwell; Port Clinton, Anson P.
JoneB'and B- A Di,ney; Melmore, Geo. Mc
Killips, and Orlando Pearce; Fairfield, Luke
8. Johnscn; Uentreton, Daniel M. Conant; New
London, james a. n.euam; xiass island s Mis- I
sion. to be supplied. I
The Weather High Water. The win
dows of heaven have been wide open for nearly
forty days, and the deluge is upon us. Wed
nesday, however, the rain slackened, the sun
came out beautifully, and although there
was no bow of promise it may perhaps be safe
guess that the storm is over. Not so with
the flood. Sandusky river and its tributaries
are booming, but up to the time of going to
press. (Thursday noon) the water is reced-
sing. Old se tiers say it is nearly up to the
high water mark of '47. Valleys everywhere
are inundated, and the corn and wheat in the
fields will suffer extensive damnge. From up
the river we learn that in the neighborhood of
the old Treat and Decker farms more than 2000
acres of land is uuder water. Near Wolf creek
the houses of John Haltkb, Taos Wicbrbt
Hibam Pool, and others are completely sur
rounded. In Mr. Turner's wheat field, above
Wolf creek, the water is deep enough to swim a
horse. One abutment of the Tindall bridge, at
the saw mill, is gone, and fears were entertain
that the wholo bridge- would be carried
away. Fences, lonae rails and wood have been
swept off; small bridges and culverts are gone,
and in many places the roads are impassable
wagons. The river is three feet higher than
was last wsek.
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What we should have done with the tremendous I
crowd that would have been here had the weath-
not been so fearfully inclement for a week
previous, it is difficult to say. As it was, the I
town was full and presented a lively appear-
as
The Great Union Meeting Last Friday.
-The ardor of the Union people of this county
not easily dampened. Threatening skies and
raw atmosphere last Friday morning did not
deter them from pouring into town to greet the
Southern Loyalists who spoke here on that day.
few selections in Union Hall, started to meet
Ballville delegation, which appeared at the
upper end of Front steeet. This delegation
consisted of thirty-eight wagons, chuck full of
Union men and women. The first vehicle
the procession was a car tasti fully hung with
evergreens, and bearing the motto on each side
large lotters : "Libkbtt Tubouohoit The
World." Ou a raised platform on top stood a
handsome young woman Miss Ncttiz Nrason
the Goddess of Liberty holding
American flag. The nest, drawn by eight
bones, was a car decorated with evergreens and
flowers, containing thirty-six young ladies ap
propriately dressed to symbol the States of the
Union. In another wagon was the drum corps,
which performed familiar music to the ears of
"Boys in Blue." As the procession passed
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iin euuiusiasiic cruwue wuu vutrvrea vociier- I
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ously. Other delegations from the country
came in afterwards, and the crowd repaired to
depot. - The forenoon train brought the
Southern loyalists and other speakers,and they
escorted into the city for dinner, At half
one, P. M the people assembled in the
Park, where the meeting was to take p?ace.
Speeches were made by Judge Pattkbso, of I
Tennessee; Gen. Davis, and tien. Walkkb.
have not space to give even the briefest
synopsis of their speeches. It isenough tossy
they were eminently satisfactory, as evi
denced by the manifestations of applause with
which they were received. Over the entrance
the Park was formed an arch, upon which
a streamer bearing the words : '-Welcoms;
Loyalists, Firm, Tried and Taut .' " The stand
roofed and enclosed on three sides with
flowers and branches, and flanked with appro.
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Friat6 "" Banners, flag., mottoes, eta,
were distributed through the crowd, giviug the
Park a gala appearance. At the conclusion of
the speaking, a beautiful silken banner, prepared
by the ladies of Fremont, was presented to the
Ballville delegation that being the largest
Hiss Hicks making a neat presentation speech,
which was responded to by Mr. Mooaa. The
Society of the "Boys in Blue," which wsg or
ganizeu uic uigtit ueiure, was on nana in goodly
numbers and marched with military precision.
rith the old flag flying over them. In the eve-
ning, Birchard Hall was packed and crammed
to hear Gen. Walker, who delivered an eloquent
speech; a glorious finale to a great field day
for the union party in this county.
Monument to Gen. McFherson. To the
People of the United Slates. At a meeting of
citizens at Clyde, Ohio,' the home of the late
Major General J. B. McFherson , and the place
of his burial, preliminary steps were taken to
ward the building of a monument to his mem
ory. An organization was effected and desig
nated as the "McPherson Monument Associ
ation." . Brevet Major General R. P. Buckland
was chosen President; A. B. French, of Clyde.
Ohio, Vice President, for Ohio; Capt. J. M.
Lemmon, Secretary, and D. E. Harkness, Treas
urer. A Board of Directors, consisting of ten
members of the Association, was also chosen
and one Vice President for each State.
This Association, having for its object the
erection of a suitable monument over the grave
of one of the greatest soldiers who fell in our
late war, through its Committee, now makes its
appeal to every friend of his country through
out the United States, and especially in the
State of Ohio, to aid in this effort. The body
homtwur
of loyal people devoted to Liberty and Union,
eral whom .Ohio lost durine the war. now lie
in an unmarked grave, on the land where he
played in ooynood; and near where a mourning
mother now lives to weep at the mention of his
name, his ashes rest. A few years ago he went
forth from bis native villain full of hone. Edu
cated in youth lor his country, he gave himself
soioiy wiwr service, no lonprie or pen can
tell the glory of McPherson. The people who
loved and honored him know full veil his
worth, and even nis enemies admired his daunt
less bravery and great wisdom snd manliness.
McPherson was the Nation's hero. For hie
country he lived in her cause he went forth to-
battle; and by his wisdom, his sagacity, his
uiauituraa. miu uj ma psinouc devotion, ne
rose rapidly to rank and command. Millions
watched his career. Combining all the quali
ties of man, patriot aud soldier, zealous and
prompt in the discharge of every duty, in
tensely devoted to his country, success, honor
and advancement were his reward. Where
McPherson led, there did all look for victory.
He was as unselfish as be was brave, as devo
ted ss he was successful. But, almost in the
hour of final victory, when success seemed al
most within grasp McPherson fell fell as be
came a brave and noble man, in the front rank
of battle, consecrating with his blood his devo
tion to his country. To perpetuate the nsroe
oi mis Boioier, we now asa your aid and what
belter service can we do for the living or the
dead, than to build, not in one spot, bnt all
the fallen heroes, from which this and future
generations may draw inspiration for every
noble deed. We appeal to you confidently.
We believe that a tried and generous people,
schooled in the terrible Ipeanne nf iKa
years, have learned the value of patriotism, and
over the land, sacrtd shrines to the memory of
thtt fa ! Ion hamaa fmwn txt ViK tit i- .... J r..t I
will not fail to perpetuate the memory of the
great Let every citizen, then, feel that he
owes it to the army and to the country, to do
what ho may in aid of this effort And let
every soldier remember, that in helping to
memory of his own heroic deeds, as well as the
memory of every fallen comrade. 8arely, no
citizen of the great State of Ohio, which is so
nobly honored by her gallant sons, will refuse
to do all he can to perpetuate the memory and
honor the worth and heroism of Major General
dames a. mcrnerson, wnose sacred dust his
btate has in ner keeping.
J. S.
A. B. FRENCH,
J. LEMMON,
Committee.
PLEASURE EXCURSION.
PLEASURE EXCURSION. The Island Queen--comforts and Incidents of
PLEASURE EXCURSION. The Island Queen--comforts and Incidents of the Sail--Put-in-Bay--John Brown's Sons--
PLEASURE EXCURSION. The Island Queen--comforts and Incidents of the Sail--Put-in-Bay--John Brown's Sons--Calls at Kelley's and Johnson's Islands.
[Correspondence Fremont Weekly Journal.]
TOWNSEND, Sept. 15th, 1866.
The first of the week witnessed the planning
1" .rittT-T!," n.th" l8lnd,(iu-n in
nu.VUWa - w. as. gUW ISKIllfJipaie BIUl
nrtifA in haiino rraarisi-ral iMaru-. II k 1 3
v . . . uu"
prepamuon. oeing maae, W ednesday was chos-
enss me lesuve nay. five A. II. found a
goodly group waiting at the Tork Station for
tn8 1100 horse to convey them to the Bay City.
At " 8nr'i- wnisle of the litUe Steamer
Island yee sounded. An hour later found Us
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siuiuai mwumj 511UIUK; uw ino giassy waves 1
leaving the city far in the receding distance.
All was joy and hilarity, the day exceed
ingly lovely, the pleasure-seekers throneine
"A life on the Ocean's wave,
A home on the rolling deep
Put-in-Bay and repaired to the trove, there ta
enjoy a feast of good things. Earth's green
carpet furnished a weicome table on which was
soon spread the gathered viands, and 'neath the
snaoy cover, iue contenta of the well filled
oasaeis were pieasanuy dlBpatched.
I will not attempt a description of the Island.
lew attractive residences and a church are
aiuiaiea near ineA,anding,itiving ita home-like
air. Two sons" of "Old John Brown" reside
nere owning large tarms decorated with beau-
tiiui aweiiings.
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z o cioca ana we are homeward hnnn1 TW .V.
icg short calls at Kelley 'a and Johnson's Island
cZ!lUlk? ''.P- M. Leaving
"""""J "" lin, o'clock found
safely ensconsced st home, feeling that one
more bright spot had been added to the many
oases in life's pathway, around whirl, n,an,.l
InvAa in liniror H.. v -
But alas, with a few a chance rims tr.,
spirit of their dreams ; and the deck is ex
changed for a bunk in thecabin unfortunately
the writer was one. of the trio: and hi.in i.v.l
quarters below, was soon very forcibly reminded I
nf 4 1 n t tuiWlnn Aff ienanJ TXT . i ... I
The Wk'Tf JonsTh. M fsiTTmi.1!
the familiar adage has "a silvor !;:" I of
every cloud, so had the excursion a bright
spoi to every pamcipant. At 18 M. landed at
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BETTSVILLE, SENECA COUNTY, O.
Where Bettsville is—Characteristics of the
Town—Improvements—Political Matters.
[Correspondence of the Fremont Weekly Journal.]
If you dont know anything about BetUville.
will tell you. It is a flourishing little village
situated on the banks of Wolf Creek, in Liberty
Township, Seneca Co. And is noted for Union
voters, enterprise and morality. Our enterpri-
sing townsman Jacob Schuster, has under con-
struction a large steam spoke factory and ma-
chine shop.
Gen. Wm. H. Gibson, made one of his elo-
tiuem. nTCut:s ur last Saturday to a very
large crowd of Union men, and some cops thst
uu uic i.:dj, wuicq wa, as close as they
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We have about 50 votes, 41 for the old War
Wen. Huckland, and 9 for the connerhesil
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uiuuiua'c ucuu us mr renny or uapt. 1 and
will increase our 41 to 50. Just one more
such speech as Capt. P. made at Winters Sta
tion or Fenny made in Crawford County, will
the work.
Liberty is good for 60 majority for the old
warrior.
A SUBSCRIBER.
ville, O. and vicinity, do fully endorse the
proceedings of the Soldier's Convention held at
Sandusky City. Sppt. 14th, 18G6, for the pur
pose of sending delegates to the National Sol.
diers Convention to be held at Pittsburgh. Sent
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Lieut 72nd O V V I; L Ruppert, 1st Sertrt
t v v i; u ai oert, tsen?t (2nd O V V I;
Duke, Seret 72nd O V V I; M Rces, 2nd
Lieut 72nd O V V I; J Houseman, 72nd O V V
J Vanettan,.72nd O V V I; A Vanettan, 3d
V V I; W Keil, Corpl 72nd O V V I; H S
Clifford. 3d O V C; J T Sevialls; Sergt 3d O
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Krotzer, lC9rh OVI; A Osborne, &3d OVVI:
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A good second hand Piano for sale at the
Music Store No. 2 Bucklsnd's Block. Iw.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, for Sale at An
derson A Tallman's,by the can, hal fcan or case.
3BUJ
XI. R. Oriawold t Co. This widely known
and enterprising firm of Cleveland merchants
have something to say in this week's Joubsal
to out of town buyers. See their card.
latent, Jas. H. Fowler has purchased the
Library and law business of 0. Edgerton, Eq.,
and removed his office from Buckland's new
Block to thst lately occupied by Mr. Edgerton,
in Garvin's Block.
A New Express Co. D. W. Rbsbh,
Agent, announces that the Merchant's Union
Express Company will open an office for busi
ness in Fremont next Monday. Packages will
be delivered free a new and desirable feature
in the carrying business in this location.
Dr. B. Dillon & Son have a new supply of
Window Shades and Wall Paper for the Fall
trade. A heavy stock of School Books, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes and stationery of every
kind. For beauty of polish and saving of la
bor the Rising Sun Stove Polish, the best in
the world, for sale by Dr. E. Dillon dt Son. wl
ing, ladies' and misses' hoop skirts, hosiery,
gloves, Ac, Ac.
Hoot A Meng, from their head quarters in
Buckland'a New Block, have issued a manifesto
New Store. Thos. P. Whitz, of Auburn,
New York, will open a new store in Russell
Block, Fremont, Oct. 10. His stock will con
sist of boots and shoes, gents' and boys' cloth-
declaring their policy, which is, that they have
magnificent stock of Boots and Shoes, and
are bound to sell the same to the public at prices
that cannot fail to be satisfactory. It is a pol
icy everybody can endorse.
Harmon & Smith. We would call the at
tention of our readers to the extensive assort
ment of new Dry Goods, that this firtu are now
daily receiving. Their stook is all new and se
lected with great .care, and judging from the
amount of goods they are selling the prices
must be very low. One of the firm has just
returned from New York.
Harper's Monthly. A better family Maga
zine than Harper s is not published, either in
this country or Europe, and ita list of subscri
bers undoubtedly foots up larger than that of
any other publication of the kind in existence.
The October number contains the following ar
ticles: rersonal Recollections oi the war;
Wooden Legs; Cruise of the Rob Roy; Heroic
Deeds of Heroic Men; Shelby Cabell; Mrs.
Roth's Bridal Tour; Sleep; The Ruined Chapel;
ajady Godiva at Home: September Woods:
Robbed of Half a Million; The Burning of
I
Columbia Again; The Freed man's Story; The !
Ugly Toad; Cost of a Home; besides the several
editorials, Monthly Record of Events tc. die.
The Illustrated papers are Personal Recollec
tions of the war; Wooden Legs; Cruise of the
Rob Roy and Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men.
Die,
The Galxy for Oct. as usual, is very read
Prof. Blot pens some interesting nolea ou
Ancient and Modern Cookery." "The Ascent
of Mount Rosa," by C. U. S.,is extremely well
written. Mr. H. A. Delille tells us something
about the "Extravagance of the French Court,'
containing bits of gossip and scandal, and clos
ing with a friendly exhortation to the French
aristocracy to mind what they are about Geo.
Wakeman's article on "Live Metaphors" is
about slangand iU meaningsnd uses. Julius
Wilcox gives "A few Notes for a Young Pian
ist Besides "Tne Claverings"snd "Archie
Lovell," fiction is represeuted in 'Miss Martin
and Miss Wier, by Caroline Ohesebro, and
tv ftl! , V . . 1- n ,
in a umne, oj .niana ai. root.
Our Young Folks has contributions by Lu-
cretia P. Hale, Lucy St John, J. T. Trowbridge,
the authorof "Faith Gartner's Girlhood;" Char-
lotte Ki j cUmnter, T. B. Aldricb,' Harriet
Beecher Sbovfe, M.yne Reid. and otheU The
son Weir of "Rabbits and Foxes." The nub.
lishers have added music to the other attrac-
tions of the magazine.
Every Saturday fills its place well as a
K'nerer opoi pieasani tningsamong tnel.ghter
loreiBn penodical literature, and in its monthly I
form makes a very portly aud attractive macs. I
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MARRIED,
Sandusky county, Ohio.
n the 13th of September, at the residence
tho bride's father, in Madison Township, by
Rev- M- Long, Mr. Danirl Gabs and Miss Sa-
BAB Moszs.
On the 25th of September, 18Gfi, by Rev. H.
JLang, Mr. John Enobl, of Bellevue, and Miss
Elizabeth Lihb, of this vicinity.
On the 33d inst, by Rev. Jos. B. Thompson,
Mr. Gkobsb Fox, to Miss Mabt Sivrrs, all of
DIED.
In this city, Sept 20th, 1866, of congestive
chills, WILLIAM N. MORGAN, aged 60 years,
months and 9 days.
In this city, Sept. 20th, WILLIE, infant son
Thomas and E valine Hern. ,
In this city, Sept. 24lh, 1866, ELSIE J.
daughter of Jesse S. and Jane A. Van Ness,
aged 16 years and 8 months.
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Wssat,..No. 1,V5. No. 2, 11,80. No. 3 1.00
ruorra, per barrel.. . f 11,60
Cobb, per bushel, . . 67
Coax, ia ths Kar fO
Bra, per bushel ......... ;................. 76
OATS,per bushel.............. .................. 23
BrrTTBB.perpound.... ............. .......... 26
Koos, per dosen 18
Caaasa, per pound...... 20
Laso, per pound. ................. ........... IS
Salt, per barrel .. .Pins, 12,60, Cosrsa, 12,76
HlDXS,per ponnd . ......... 78
FT.AX Sbbd, per boshsl.. ....... ....... I $200,
Timotht Sbsd, psr bushel. ............. .eS, 00.4,00
CLOVSSssD,perbnlhel.... ..sj100a)18
H abb, Smoked, per and ......... ...20
Baouwnaa, - 1 .................. ...la
Bbabs, psr bosheJ..H.. ................ l,0Oal,s0
PoTAToaa,parbushel . ....... . 60s60
OnoaSjperbushel... ........... 60
Arn.B8,Oreea, psr bushel ..... SO
Do. Dried, per bushel S2.26
fsAOHXS, pared, per ponnd. ............... J6a26
Bbssw AX, per pound. .... . ... 80
CsiOKBBS,LiTe, per lb. ...... (
Da. Dressed, per pound ................... 12
Tcbkbts, Ltvs, per lb g
Do. Dressed, per pound 16
Wool, psr pound............ ...... .......... M60
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AJVD FREMONT,
RUNNING on Thursday, May 10. 1866.
'iciwimi, siuicaivwuieuuiui ins ronie
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
E. A7ISDEN, A rent of the N. Y. Cen. R R i.
red fO Sive TaSOCOB aSTSS On East.ra hnnnA
lor unnjo, is. i . iv ana intermediate nointa.
. u At last iiur
nssnii, m xs, iw.. iiu.
Wondsrfnl bnt True. Madame Rn,in.tnn
world renowned Astrolosnst and 8oinanibnliatic
wv. itiin.u-u ABbiuwiut and ootids HI Oil i I ilie
Clairvoyant state, delineates thg very jes-
of ths person you are to nsfry, and by the aid of
instrument of intense power, known ss the Ps.rh.
trope, rnarsnteee to produce a perfect and life-like pic
ture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, wiih
of marriage, occnpVion, leading traits of character
This is no impoeitlon, ss testimonials without num
ber can assert. By stating place of birth, age, disposition
of eyes snd hsir, sad enclosing fifty cents, snd
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
picture by return mail, together with desired infor
mation. Address in coufi-Jenc. Madams OBRTRnnn
Rrniscrros, P. O. Box 87, Wsst Troy, N. Y. r38mS . 1
Crss Yoob Cocoas axd Colds. Coe!s Cough Balsam
lfoBDdly,nfli'rifntr,nwdJfr hard colds,
"''. d i'fflculties. It is .old by sfl
druggists. The cheapest aqd best medicine in the world.
it
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Aug.
Oct.
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June
Special Notices.
The Hair Restorer, thst giveath beet sstla
action isPESTACHINE, used sad sold everywhere.
ri8meow,sva.1
"Evibt Mam is thb Ascbivxct of kU tumftrtunt" is
a true sad trite saying. Yet j nan, before ho ts
gins to build, should learn sit ho son of the conditions
of success. Political Economy Is taught ss well ss v
erything else pertaining to s baste) ads ration at the
Union Business Institute of Ca'kins, Griffin k Co- lo
cated at Oberlin, Ohio. Tuition snd board osa be bad st
thst point st sboat nt-kulf too usual expense. Impor
tant information will be sent to any one desiring.
Fj-leud, What ta (be natter?
Ton have no oolor, you look worn down, jour liver
must be effected, your blood out of order, attend to It
before it make its appearan in some settled diseass.
Tike Dr. Crook's Vegetable Extract to renovste josr
liver snd give it healthy action . It will also make purr.
wholesome blood, snd cause you to feel rejuvrnated.--
8oid by K- Dillox k Soa-, Wholesale Agents.
LIFE I LIFE I LIFEt '
DROPS I DROPS I DROPS I
Ambicas Lira Daora will curs Diptherls, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, asthma, Rheumatism, Neural-
S1 ln xb ,ie" Hesdsehe, Toothache, Bruises,
Bprsins, Chilblains, Croup, Colds, Fever mad Ague
and Cholera in a single day. Bold byU Druggists,
with roil directions lor use.
OBRLN SX1US&R k CO., Proprietors,
epringneid, hsm.
Dshas BABiza k Co., Agents, New York. lOylJ
BOOTI ROOT! ROOT!
BEAD I BEAD !
Boot's Pxstachihs preserves the life of the Hair-
changes it from gray to its original oolor In three weeks
prevents the hair from Calling is the best article for
dressing the hair ever found In market will surely rs-
iiwa rt.nmff anil mM .11 nf Ik. wl. I. J
UihthJly perfumed, cures baldness, and -01 not sti.
the skin. We tell the story quickly, and toll it true.
when we ssy it is a perfect Restorer and Dressing
Combined. No other preparation for the hair eon.
"i" F",Uonio Nnt ou- 8old u Druggists.
I
-lEstey
ORRIN SKINNER k CO, Sole Proprietors,
10yl. Springfield, Mass.
An Effectual Worm Mediciu.ee
Brown's Vermifuge Comfits,
0a Wosa Losuosb. Much sickness, undoubtedly, with
children snd adults, attributed to other osuser. Is oc
casioned by worms. The "Vbrjuftob Comfits, "althongh
effectual in deetroying worm, can do so possible injury
to the most deliceat child. This vslusbls eombtnstdoa
hss been successfully used by physicisns, snd found to be
safe snd sure in eradicating worms, ao hurtful to children.
Children having Warms require immediate at
tention, ss neglect of the trouble often causes prolonged
sickness.
Symptoms of Worms la Children sreof ten over
looked. Worms In the stomach snd bowels cause irri
tation, which can be removed only by the nse of a sure
remedy. The combtnstioa of ingredients used in msk.
ing Brown' t " Vtrmifugt Cornell" it euch as to give the
best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS a BROWN, Proprietors, New Vork. Sold by
all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 cts. a box. 23rlsmp.l
. Dillon e Son mnd S. BnckUnd Ar Sons. JrtnU for
Snndnik) County.
To Consumptives.
The advertiser, having been restored to heslth in s few
weeks bv s very simple remedy, after bsvinr suffered for
several years with s severe lung affection, snd thst dread
disease. Consumption is anxious to make known to his
fellow.euftVrers the means of cur.
To nil who desire it, he will eend a copy of the nre-
seription and (free of charge.) with the direetione for
preparing sna using me same, wnicn tney win find s
shrs Cubs for Coxsunrrios, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Cocohs, Colds, snd all throat and Lung sdections. The
onlyobjectof the sdvertieerio sending the preemption
is to oeneni ine snucteu, ana epresa information wuicn
he conceives to be invslusbte, snd hopee every Batterer
will try bis remedy, ss it will cost them nothing, snd
may prove onamf
Psrties wishing the preeertption, FREE, br return
mail, will please address Kev.EDWARD A. WILSON,
63jlJ Wtliiamsburgh, Kings Co, N. Y.
Tlie Confessions aud Experience of an
III valid. Published for the benent and sa a Caution
to young men snd others, who suffer from Nervous De
bility. Premature Deesv of Manhood. Ac- eunnlvine at I
the same time the Means of Soif-Cure. By one who has I
cured himself al ter undergoing considerable qosekery. j
nj enclosing epue pa,u suwnim voveiope, eingteoop- I
lee, iiee wi a-, uij m v autuur.
nainaniLb SA11AUL
bjlempl Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. T
A Card i Invalids. A Clergyman, while re
aidini in South America ss a missionary, discovered a I
mfe snd simple remedy for toe cure of Nervous Weak
baneful sna vicious neons, wrest numoers nsve been I
already eured bj this noble remedy. Piompted by a de- I
Ira to benefit the afflicted and nsfortuoste. I will sand
ths recipe for preparing snd using this medicine, in s I
sealed envelope, 10 soy one wno neeus ii,rt oj ennrgt.
Please inclose a posi-paia eoveioi e, suaressea to your- 1
ielf. Address, juErH T, IN MAN,
(3ftyl ) station u, mois uouse, . y. City.
STRANGE, BUT TRIE.
Every young lady and gentlemen ln the United States I
can hear aomething very much to their advantage by re- I
turn mall (Tree of charge,! oy saaressing tne unaereign- I
ed. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige I
by not noticing this card. All others will please address I
their obedient servant, Taut), r. unArsAN,
S2yl. J 831 Broadway, New York.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
msRing "P""JJ Ss .urertis-r"
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
Indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humasitv.
send free to sil who need it, the reolpt and directions for
cured, suf-
experience.
do addressing JOHN B.
so
savll No. IS Chambers St
ewrork.
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t,sFroma 1
He rriek Al'en's Gold Medal Saleratcs Is cleaned of al
imooritiee, snd contains tbe lsrgeet amount of sil n
asrv snd wholesome properties which can be eonoentrat-
ed in the same weight; is guaranteed to give the most I
perfeot satisfaction, or tbe raon-y refunded. Itwillourel
dyspeptic persons, and save ths health of all who use It,
Grocers snd Druggists sell it. Depot 112 Liberty Street,
mew xors.
Take Time bj the Forelock.
The miasma which generates epidemic fevers is now
rising in clouds under the bisxlng beams of the dog-dsy I
Bun. SfTSry living wj " wcu h iclum anim.l anu I
veiretable matter, emits unwholesome vapors, and in
er wded cities snd the denes ssaemblsgee wblrh business I
and pleasure call together the elements of disease sr. I
evolved. Tbe pressure open every vital organ is never I
an aieat aa in the second sou laird months of summer.
sna oommnn sense- teaches us that these organs require I
be reinforcea hi meei is.
We hold our lives, so to speak, os a rtanrinr Unit. I
and this is ths season when the process of dilap.datlon I
is moet rapid snd repairs are most required. Therefore I
Mdnp, prop mnd snsfsra Ihipowert of eafars with that
mig-nty vegetsna itojiii, nuj, ti n,i,,i ouikiic.
He who takes it may be said to clothe himself in sanita
ry mail, against which epidemic disefse will hnrl its I
poisoned snafu in vain. This is no gratuitous assertion, I
but a great mtdienl met, attested by twelve years' exps- I
plena, tn every eninat wi tuv nauiuiuie biodb. e,xtremee
of temperature always distuiD tne luoetions of tbe stom
ach, the bowel", the liver and ths skin. It is through
these thst tbs most dangerous male ,ies sassil us. Tone I
them In advance with HObTETIGK'3 B1ITSB4 and da-
heat and BMlarla. , . 1.37 w4.J
Royal HAVANA LOTTERY of Cuba.
Conducted by the Spanish Government.
360,000 IN GOLD draws every IT dayu
Prises cubed snd Information furnished: th hirhest I
rstee paid for Doubloons snd si 1 kinds of Gold sad Silver; I
ISO lor auwovernmenioeeuniies.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
SylSMP 16 Wall St, New York.
Be on the Alert ! Danger
is at nana!
This hss been a sickly season. The medical faculty
prophesy evil in tbe future. Tbey think peetilence is on I
the wiwg for America. Suppose tbis is to be true, wLst I
toe oest aeiense against is r ns.iiuutfi.iui NKKVOUs
VIGOR. This is the only protection sgsinat PANIC, aa
well as sgsinat tbe PRINCIPLE OF INFECTION. Why
not those who predict the epidemic propose an ade- I
quate preventive f There Id one; a tonic, nervine and I
alterative, competent to shield the system sgsinst the
suoiie elements or oisemse, wnecner utey noat hither on
ths winds from distant lands, or rise like vapor from our I
own soil, or incorporated with the universal a aid. This I
ONB rKKVKN nvK, ri wmca were is no duplicate a-mons-
the compounds either of ths Old World or tha
is
HOSTETTKR'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Remember thst it is a spoeifie for all the ootnnlainta I
which lay tbe system open to visitations of dead It eni-
demiefl. If yon sro dyspeptic, it renews the visor of voor I
oigeablTe puwwra, i, juu. epuie, ana restores your I
cnecnamwp. 11 jus are nerrvua, it invigorates every
fibre of your nervous system, from the bass of the brain,
where it begins, to the extremities, where it terminates.
you are billions, it diiciplines your unruly liver and
brings the sction of thst organ into harmony with tbe I
laws of heslth. It is, in short, sn inrigorsnt snd alters- I
so powerful that Nsture, with Hosteller's Bitters for I
ally, may oia aensnce suss u nauvs malaria and
foreign infection. If this snemy we hear of, this disease I
which is desolating Europe, is really bound iiitherward- I
behooves the prudent to put tn Intir sneer, to clothe
fberoeelvee wtin invuineraouity ss mr an human mesne I
permit, by preparing the system for resistance with I
pure vegetaoie antiame. .33ni41
Especially to the Siok.
DOCTOR . JOI.LIK DIATTOCKS,
ANAIaYTIICAIj PHYSICIAN.
Lotte of New York.
THE CURB Or CHROMIC DISEAVEa, of every
nam and nature, ilr. Mattocks, for thlrt.
years, has devoted hia whole attention, snd hss effected
of the most remsrksble cares, in lingtring dUemttt.
system is founded on truth, differs from sil otbersj
uumuuicu.iu,, Hv dhju, .ica i. cars, no aeeeptlon,
humbug snd na poisons used, all vegetable remedies
s id nature, gives a candid opinion and effects ner-
msneat cures. We ask a trial of onr treatment before
abandoning all nop, llano red- Have been cured by
treatment after giving up to die. We invite to, es
timation. No matter what your disease is, call; exam
lor yourselves; it win cost aotpiQ.
CansyUation fei.
th
DR. B. JOLLIE MATTOCKS.
be oonsulted at his offices as follows, for the year '66,
FREMONT O.. Kessler'a Hotel, Mondays, June 18,
20, Oct. 16. Dec. 17, -
CLYDIC, O, beat Hotel, Taesdsys, June 19, Aug. 21.
16, Dec. 18.
NORWALK, O.. American Hotel, Wednesdays, June
AU. -4). VCt. X J , iSVK. IV.
0BERIjINO hBt Hotel, ThursdaTi, June HI, Aug.
Oct. 1 8 . Ic0- S'V
GRAFTON. O., best Howl, Fridays, Jane 22, Aug. 24.
RESIDENCE, Cievelsnd, 101 Bond Street. Saturdays.
23, Aug. 26, Oct. 20, Dee. 21. - '
Msv 18, 'tW, Jlwtf.
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Music and Jewelry Store
No. 2, Bucklahd Block, Fremont, 0.
frml
WHIRS will be found s good ssssrtmsat ef
Clocks, Watehee aud Jewelry
ALSO
Piano Fortes and XHelodeons,
Church and School Harmoniont,
Constantly oa hand, at LB8 PRICES, than esa bo sro
surei of the atanunwturers or Traveling Agents, sad
ww amiM jmr Mm mwmm.
Parties reetdtns st a distance desiring to purchase
vOODINBTRDMRNT. esa. br aomnerine stvlaa and art.
see, order such as they mar select, with afuUreliaaoe
that their tranaactiosA with sss sknU be eoodseted to
inir nstisnMnion.
I keep eonetsatly on hand a lam assortment of PI
ANO STOOLS, SHEET aTCBIO, sad MUSICAL HER
liusuus. raroevjar attention paid to tao
Repairing of Watches,
Jewelry snd Hustssl Iastraaients of every deserlpttsa
Piano Tuned on ihort notice.
All kinds of SUt and Rosewood Moaldings, Picture
P ranee. Lithographs, Steel Engravings, Photographs,
c. aeoonstsntly on hand.
ArCOrnN PLATES, and all kinds of EN0SATIM9 ee
eeeteu in superior style.
r remost, O., September Z, ISA, eu' CRO"
BUCKLAHD B BLOCK,
Is the only agsnt la Ssadosky comaty for too Cekv
aim
Cabinet Organs!
Now anlvsrsslly eoneeded ta be the best la mas.
CHURCH COMMITTEES,
Leaders of Choirs, Lovers of Xasie generally, and fam
ilies who contemplate parehaaing an instrument should
not fail to call at Mr. Cross' Masts 8 tore, Buokland's old
Block, snd examine this rare climax of musical inven
tion. It Is beyond all question the best Cabins Organ
rremont, March Is, l6.iitf.
The Music & Jewelry Slore!
A LARGE 8TOCK OF
new music !
TIOIilNSt FliVTES!
German and French Aecordeou
AND C0NCUTIXA8I
Just Rbckivbd at
BUCKLAND OLD BLOCK.
OPTICS.
TUST RECEIVED, a Bn assortment ef thoee Rsellent
v apBsroicai lilaawea.
a beautifully ground Coaeavo Convex Ins adapted to
axv", " more apt to uuprtwt than Impair th
vision, theobjeet appearing with th Bam fore hall di
rections. Also, other an
Crvetavl Slaaeea,
perfect Coneavo, Piano, Doabl Coaeavo and Convex
Lenses, in Steel, Silver and Sold ram.
ye Protectors.
Kye or No Glasses.
Morocco, Planished, and German Silver Spectacle Cass.
iy Csliand See, at th Post Olio Building.
JuneM, 1864. H. J. ZIMMERMAN.
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STRrjOiX OIL IN FREMONT!
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East Side of Hie River!!
THE UNDERSIGNED has purchased th won known
T-c3T2VEIFwLTr
formerly owned by Jesae Vannees. aad be has enlarged
asms and is now prepared to do s aaog business ia
THE TANNING LINE. '
WiNTED-300 Cords of Bark !
vnoa rAit,,!!!.
1 m I
Aannmg aone on Saarei.
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Ctalma.
rJtrr'ltrk'bttyr "4 U!.
W. D. SHERWOOD.
Strict attsntion paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
Fremont, Msroh S, 18C9. lOyl.
LAND FOR SALE.
Valuable Citj Lots for Sale.
INQUIRE OP R. DICKINSON.
Preeaoat, Spf. T, l6tL- atf.
Valuable Property for Sale.
A HOUB .and lot, situated ea tbe corner of cea
Market snd front Streets, and ia thseentre
of th businsss poitlosi of th city. Th lot Is If
large esmngh to saeoaimsdsts a basin block and dwel
ling boose, tor part ice Lars enquire of John L. Greece,
or the anderslgned. D. B. AINQIR.
Fresaont, August it, ISM. 34tf.
FARM FOR SALE,
ONE mil front Woodville, oa tha Stat road to Port
Clinton, containing 83 acres, one-half cleared and
a oder good feses, flat-log House and good frsm stable;
sleo, an orchard of 100 Apple, Peach and Cherry Trees,
over one-half bearing. Por farther particulars, call ea
tb awaer, living on to Perm. P. fidHIK. -
July t, 1M6-J7m3.
Farm and Personal Prof erty at
Auction.
ON th premises, Oct. 17h,18, th subscriber liv
ing 1 mil west of Fremont, and X mile north of
th pike, ia to Bowles settlement, will offer for sal hi
Psrm, embracing 66K sores, 43 sores under cultivation.
There is a good frame Hoase, Barn, Corn Hotum, and oth
er out-bo! Ldings ea th place. Tb above Farm, if not
sold at private sals previously, w U be sold at pabiia auc
Moa oa Wednesday, Oct. IT, together with 3 head
of Horses. 3 good mile Cows, 2 Calves. bead of Sheep,
n head of Hogs, 3 tons Hay, a lot of Oats ia shssf, 12
acres of rood Com In shock, 2 Wagons and f lows, 1 set
doabl Hsrnees, most new ; Household and Kitchen
Puraitare, with other article too nameresis tonsaatio.
Terms On-third down for I area, bsiaae ia tww years.
On personal property, nudar 15, eaah; me- fa, twelve
months credit. Six per oast, off for cash.
Sept II, UofV-38w3pd. . JACOB 'BADTB.
Farm L Mill Property for Sale.
THE subscriber having located ia Kissaari,
offers (or sale his FARM, ia Wood rill, near
ly a mile southwest of tr villsa. and contain
about 'liS acre, well improved aa d nsder th best oni
trratioa. It bsa two tame dwUlag-honsss, two bares,
and other nec asary buildinaa, good fence, and tw.
bocm arenaros. i aim am is oa 01 ia aaAcsocn. sad
best in this p t of th eoantry. No asaa who wan'e a
vaaa eaa find a bsttar
Al. o, a No. 1 Gt Ist Mill, with all th modern .awe
meats, coe'ain, two ran of sarra, and nil limini i aav
ehinery to do good work. ,
Ala . s rood as W MILL.
Th-f mills are ran by an excellent water-power. The
daaa la ne.-ly new, very anhstnaXni and every n ...
excelled.
I sill sell tb whole together, or In three aerta. ta atH
purchas-rs. This property esa be secret oa tha avon
reasonable terms, especially lot eaah. For further par
iteulara, sddrraa W.0. HKNRIOKB.
Woodvtlle.Bept. 7U, 18W B9w. ...
Ho! For California!
ANY PERSON NOT wishing to go to CteHforeia, aaa
nka a good irrsns by calling th eaberlbr a
he is determined to giv some on a bamln In im.fa
hi I arm, (knowa a th Shabel Reynolds Karm) sitnaUd
shoot two snd s hslf miles aontb of west from the (our
iebing village of Clyde, and about fire and a half nH
south of east from tb City of Fremont, mutaratsg 111
acre, of land, 81 acre under feoos and tb remainder
timbered. There is on th preausvs a good frame houss.
aontainfng six larg raoaia, besides Bv smaller ones
such as buttery, bed rooms snd pantri, also tw good,
wlTUWM-fc.ww UIM WWIBOI BVriaUtng WV
ter, a good cistern: also a plenty of pure ruanlaw anHns
water for stock. About HO large bearing appl tree
peach tree, plumb and sherry trees, also about three
hundred haded peach tress, birrs aou?h. ta .! hs tx.
Spring.
am another tract or iaaa or shout twenty-one acres
laying nearly southwest from the Depot at Ciyd. There
I oa this piece of land a good frssa house a gmtd ea
newt, wall finished, also, twenty-four or fiv kvg sppl
treee, which bear choice fruit; also, about twent.-tina
mall one. et four yeai, all of the choloest kinds of
fruit, also a lot of peach, pear, plumb and eherrv tran.
and a sagar orchard of about 90 large maple trees, snd to
maae ice lime place more uesirao'e roll there is a bsse
tiful spring pouring out Its "ice-eold' water within a srw
feet of the dwelling boos, making such aa invitia. ra-
treat ea a hot Bummer's day beneath th Urge en reading
branches of an Ancient Beech and Wuiow, which erer
shsdows th Spriog.
Th abov ducribed places win be void towether. n.
separately, to suit purchasers. For terms aad farther
particular, enquire at uu eotraitAL Uffle.
B. M. REYNOLDS.
Aug. X lS6aS2in6-
LEGAL NOTICES.
Final Settlement.
JASPER KING.aa exeeitor of th esUt of Panussl
Hebberllog, deceased, has filed his acnunta ia tn
ubb oi iue rruaie vonrv, lor nasi settlement of eeid
state; which will he heard oa th 13th day of October
A. D. 1SSS, at oc oMoek, P. M. W. 8. RCSSBLL.
8ept,21,ise,-33e8pd. ProbaU Jua.
U. 8. EXCISE TAX.
- Omoa OF CoULStrroa e Ibtvtival Pxtbxtb. j
For tbe kth District of Ohio. t
Nobwalb, 0. Sept. 16. 1888.
OTICS Is hereby giren, thst th Assessor of thU dls
1 triet having rendered to ire bis annul CoUaetioa
List, commencing May 1st, 1886, f all persona liable to
the payment of the United States Duties, Including tor
Licenses, on Incomes, Carriage. 8 liver Plata, ft, there
fore, all parsons cable to the cavment of anak rinriw .-
Tax in said District, within th County of Sandusky sad
Stats of Ohio, srs hereby notified that th asm have be
come due snd psysble, snd all persons who .ball n-glset
to pay the Duties an.i Taxes assessed open then, bv th
80th day of Septsmber, 18n, will be liable to pay ten per
centum additional upon the amount thereof.
1 PUrDoee oi reeeivln said Dntlas mmA t j
Sandusky Coun'y. ths Depa'y CoUector for said eouate
win i at his effio st tb county rest, during busiacsa
hours, until th SOth Cay of September, 1846.
JOHN w. DEWEY, CoUector.
C O. TuXOTanw. Desstv Colleatoe he KaaA..k. n.
Fremont. Offloa at Bank of Fremont, , fjTwa
. -j
Notice to Teachers of Common
BCMiWll,
3riHE Board of Examinees for Saadasky emntv witt
L bold sessir-ns (br examlnatlOB of eandldatsa at (h
igh 8ebonl Building in Prsmont, on th follow! n days
Beptembw 22d; October 8th and 20tb Novamber 3d and
lTtbr December 1st and 16th; January 12th snd 26 th.
Rxaminations wll besln st 12 M. Va -ti-.- i .
allowed to satsr th class sfter 1 P. M. Each candidate
la required by law to pay fifty erata as a ooaditioa f as
aeslaallcni and should Come prepared with naner aavl
pens, and leave a stamped letter eoveloa with tha ri..a
ofth Board. . ., .
Candidates will D lease take notice that the law
tbat they may be examined la th Theo.-y M PracUc of
Teaching,
WJl. WALLACE ROSS, 1
B. LOVELAND, UxamlBsr..
T. M. 6 INN, ( asnerr.
Fremont, Sept. It, lt. 7X '
BOUNTY 1VOTICE.
ALL person entitled to township htoulp fr ant UaUvil
toanship, Sandnsky conntv, Ohio, whether as vl
unteere or veterans, sr notified 'bat th amount is now
la the bauds of th Townehtn Treaanrer. .ml ,., ,i
nn call upon th underslgBeil and obUin.au order far
te same. Between this snd the first day of January
W. All moaev act railed for bv tb first S '
1S67, will be applied to townehip purposes.
bj oroar m an lowasaip rrastaee,
PHILIP 8TAHL,
Beeretary of th Military Ccmmisnion ( aJn-iii-
townshiB, Sandusky a-unty. Ohio. . i
isaiiviii, oepi. a, lsoo. ff7wJ . t
Divorce Notioe.
Emm Fletcher vs. Lemuel Fletcher.
mHE said Lemuel Fletcher, who rest dene to tbe
.A 'WI1lntl2,,aV'T7a' by aotitod that
th said Emma Fletcher did, o? the IS la day of Aasuet,
1M, Si ber petition la the offlc of th Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas within snd forth -euntve
Ssndusky snd .1st of Ohio, charging th said Lemuel
Fletcher with gross neglect of dutv. habitual trn.ka-
neas and wUfulabBenoe for three years, sod asking tbat
she mar be divorced from the said Leir! Fleteher with.
reasonable asnunt of alimony and the euatodv of their
wurc- uimiw. B.MMA FI-rTTHIB
By 0. W. Paox, her Attorney.
Au.lT,Js06V-ow.., ;,i - r -
Divorce Notice.
Elisabeth Stevens vs. Reuben rttevens. in eadnskw
County Court of Common Pleas.
fT1B2 said Hsu ben SUvaas of Aspiawall, Vamhahea
I County, Nebrssks, is hereby aotiued, Elitsbetti
Stevens did ou th 16th dsy of An just, A. D. 18AS, fil
her petition for divorce ia th office of th Clark oV ika
Court of Common Pleas within and for th county ef
Sandusky and State of Ohio, charging tb raid Reuben
Stevens with sdultry with one Deborah L. Gilbert, and
charging him with habitual drunkenness for three rears
past. ELIZABETH STE VE.NeL
By H. Evbrxtt, her Attorney.
Ang. IT, 1366. 83wT.
Divorce Notice.
HARRISON 8. BEIDLEB will take, aotie that on the
27th day of Aunst. A. D. lgaa i.m. u iuui-
STed ia the offlee ofth Clrk of tb Court of Coorsoa
Pleas, her petition. Brevier that tb marria
subsistiBg between her and the said Herri eon S. Be idler,
may be dissolved; and alleging aa cause for th asma.
fraudulent contrast and groat neglect of duty ea thenars
said Harrison S. Beidier. -pr
HOBD, Att'y for Petitioner.
.
Fremont, August 30, laonV-Sewd. (pf. 34,00.;
FLORENCE
Aoca-BTrrca
Sewing Machines!
HIGHEST rRESIIVBIl
(Fair of th American Institute, 1866.)
BEST I3T THE WORLD!
GREAT SIMPLICITY 1
GREAT CAPACITY I
Celebrated Reversable
Feed Movement
UNIFORM BELF-JUUUSTINS TINSION
Four Separate Distinct 8titcha. Will gather
and saw a nuffle at oace.
OrnrXs or tsb Coicrjjrr 606 B'oalwav,N.Y.
and B7 Cheapefd, London, Bnglaad. -
H. J. ZliviilUMAN,Arent for Sandusky
County. Aw assortment of the Machines assy be
Been, and are for sale st th
POST-OFFICE, FREMONT, OHIO. 27yL
FREE CLAIM AGE1VCY!
Cleveland Br. Sanitary Commission
SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY OF NOTHIRN OHIO.
ARMY & NAVY CLAIM AGENCY
rritocksr.. lor Serwir. ,
WE COLLECT PENSION3. BOUNTY, BACK PAT
PRIZE MONEY, and all at)-, J. - .
Ctalma. ' ' ' "7
PtntUns increattd Bounty Mill passed ,
Claims received t'.ntier tin new Lawn and laSVu
promptly atttndtd to.
VW Apply ta person or by letter to
JASPER E. WIlALIAilS, Agent,
" mmm sll ' 34 fleop
laro,l CLETtULND, 0BIO.