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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

LSDEPESDEyT CITIZENS TEGHEE
City Sergeant, H. cOSAST Wharf Master }. g. WILEY;
Collector Of Revenue, JOHN HGuHEs Street Commission
err JACOB IsIcK; Superintendent Of Water Works DAN
TEL DUNBAR
The above w be supported By the Independent
the city at the coming election jnse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23
HENRY SHARP.

Ma. RDrson ~ take this means Of Informing my fellow
citizens that candidate forwharr Mater at the COM
election Thankful for past favOrs OILY say
if reelected wiz serve them Will, my usual taithfuiness
jEIl+ ROBERT HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Ha EDrroa:-Piease announce JOHN PRICE as the PeO-
pies Candidate Collector OF Water Rents at the coming
charter election.
Jali' MASY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Ma. EpgroE:-Plcase announce JOHN r. Miller as the
citizens candidate for the office Of Collector City
Revenue.
inl5 THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

}. C. AcLEsoN, ESQ, requests Us to say that he de-
eiines the nomination sor Council, from the Third Ward
isnl-
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Ne. rToK:-Please announce JEFF. sASGsToN n. a
candidate the office City Sergeant at the coming char
ter election, aud obNse
iuIt& SD -NE.NY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

LrNAE PuENoAENos.-rh Worcester MAS
sachusetts) Spy of Thursday last makes the fol-
lowing mention of lncteoric phenomenon, as
noted in that city:
Last evening about O'Clock, we had mete-
oric spectacle of splcndor and beauty. Directly
round the moon was luminous circle more rud-
dy and glowing than the moon itself, and about
twice and half the diameter of the moon in
breadth. Directly outside of this was pris-
matte circle, like the rainbow, yeing in the bril-
iiancy Of its colors with the rainbow itself, and
encircling this vas the usual accompaniment Of
\ rainbow, the mock bow The whole space
occupied was about seven times the diameter of
the moon an each side. 1t appeared to be caus-
cd BY light hay vapor, at such an eIevationia
| the atmosphere as to cause its much nearer APP
proach to the moon than is usual with halo and
hence its great briliancy and beauty. 1t excel
led by far anything of the kind that we ever
witnessed
The Boston Transcript says of the same phe-
nomenon:
A very large circle of pSie golden tint, sur
rounded the planet, the onter rim of which was
composed of a set of rings, or circles, in which
the brightest prismatic coIors were blended as in
the rainbow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Nm. ED:roR:-YOu VIII piea.e announce Mr. HESRY Co.
ins' THE CITIZENS.
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REAL RsTATR sALRs.
Hotel 6orsSale.

WE Furnltre and lease known she Monroe House
\ Wheeling, Va, octcd Main street opposite the
RlEs Suspension Brldse This House nov doing good
ea3atss la sss rrSsqss for te future ~ 5stra.e In
cinn1h AaFetta Railroads N their tmpi at Kirk
wood ana The tFYe win have - ere ihlediatiy opposite
THIS 1lotss aud Il will uectssATis large rfOp0Fton Of
this business I55 49,
The present Proprietor moving the
country, which solely his wishing dispose
his business.
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v. T. sELBY.

TO TIKI F0TEEs or ono COUNTY
respectfully myself candidate Sor the Office
of Sheriff, at the coming election
p29 w r SEIRY
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lia. Eoros:-I wis announce rnysylf az candidate
Tor reelection to ,hO oee Of street Commissioner feel
ander obligation my rOS-c:zens for their ,uay- at
the las. election and VIA be spkty for all favOrs Of this
kind at the next.
isEll* HENRY SHARP.
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ad.Wara ,rieIset Tor CouueiI

3dsWHrd Ticket for CouueiI.
Ma Epiras:-You vim please announce the name Of join
HAMILTON, JAS. W. PAXTON JOS. c. ACHEsoN, Il IL.
FITzHeGH dJOII 4ieRGAS as candidates for election
TO City Council, and Obllge -
desl as.s = CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD
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NOTICE no TI2AVEIER

WIN. a. IpoI1El oR,s, IIAIR DYE.
GREY, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to . beautiful
aud natural brown black without injury Hair
or skin.
PFFsNN AspAIs ASn prrLoHAs have been VIM.
BstchrOr since 1885, and $1,000 applications
been made to the HsrOf his patrons Of his De
Pfudiee against Dying the har and Ehkers unjust As It
MOULD be against covering bald head With wig.
VIZ. A. BATcsStoHs Han DTR produces color be
Distinguished from nature, and h warranted piure
the least however long It may be continued. =
Made sOld applied lin private rOonis The Wig FaetO
~, 2SS broadway, S.Y. -l.s s EE
Sold in all cities tho United States by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Deslers
- The Genrihe has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. B&TcAELoR,
| $50 BroadNay, New York.
Forsals Wholesale and re,sll by 23
aqIs L1UGHLzSs d BUWFZELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

very therefrom,-th she viii, at at all hazards,
and to last extremity, resistall encroachments
upon the constitutional rights of the States that
to the extent of her ability, she will oppose the
extension of Slavery into and the existence
thereof, in the Territories OF the United States,
and the admission into the Union of any State
whose constitution does not perpetually prohibit
Slavery therein
! Resoic69, That the slave who treals the soil,
of a free State by the consent of his master, be-
comes thereby at once and forever free, and is
emitted to the exercise of the whole power Of
/ the State when necessary in the defence of his
/ freedom. :
T. Resolnsd, That inithe opinion Of this General
Assembly no district court of the United States
has jurisdiction to issue wFits of ha5eds corpus,
or to render Judgment thereon, except when ne
cessary to the orderly proceeding of suits pend
ing therein, Orin 6rster To inquire into the le-
Egahty of commitments made under the color of
tits authority, and, therefore, that the imprson
ment of Passniore Williamson, under theauthor
Iity of the district court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, WAS not
warranted by Law, and void
Iss0Ired, That our Senators he, and they are
hereby instructe and our Representatives in
Congress are requested, TO do all in their power
to carry out the spirit and intent Of the forego-
ing resolutions.
heS0ttsdi FIhat the governor De requested 10
cause copy of these resolutions, properly GER
titled, to be sent to each Of our Senators and Re
Ipresentatiyes. to be by them communicated to
Congress; and that copy of the same DO also
sent 10 the Governor of each State in the Union,
with requeStth they be laid before the Leg
iSlatire thereof - gaG ags syfs1aFS
In House of Representatives, November ~
1853. .s5si,ss
Read and adopted
GEO. R. THOMPSON,
eHas rss Assistant Clerk,
In Senate, Nov. IS, 1855
Read and adopted in concurrence.
C. II. CHAPMAN,
/ ,i Secretary.
/ On motion, the documents We're laid on the
table, and the Governors communication was
ordered tobe printed
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NEW ROOKS

NEW BOOKS.
(N0RA and the Doctor;
Y scenes In the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone. by saml. OSgoOd
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland
The School Of. Life, by Anna Mary IIowett;
The Poetry and Mystery OF Dreams, by Chas D. Leland
The Slave OF the Lamp, by Vim. North
Which, the Right the Left!
The News Boy;
Wolierts Roost, by Washington Irving;
IIeroiurs of History, by Mary r. HeErt;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MonomaniaSs;
Life among the Mormons;
Rogers Tresaures of English Words
Together with large the bert works In the
various departments Of Literature.
For sale By THOMPSON PATTERSON,
oc13-fa5 T5sIIT Mafr
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TaVern 20 Rent

NE well known Tavern, kHeSa IS Mira Goodns' on NE
National road, uiles Of Hhrtlg viii h. Ter rent
roH Alrl hrsis s6 The Is leo el srd faposhiY
SEoWrl TO require farther uoESE. ~ -
hvf9u ~ -'- el5f $50 LYDIA CRUGER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

TNHE large Room on Monroe si known the City Read
ing Room; and being about to 1T up new suite Of
Aoems-I oher for rent business connection
with residence Also, several other suitable for
Ohices or other purposes. 77 a,rt
These Rooms mostly large, well lighted with side aud
SKY lights, aud supplied with GSs and water lf
A. e. PARTRIDGE H-l17t
tan22 Ks Monroe street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Ma EptvoR :--Please announce Gso " SIGHTS as a
candidate for reyetiOn to the ess ot CLERK Of the City,
and obliEe
janlo' MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE b.,

ii llldetsRned otIt a1It lls I0u8e anu lot on
Market street. East side, between Monroe upd UnlouAtt.
The Lot is - feet front, With good rc Dwelling House
and oUtbuldlngE. ~ 81 - E s@-'
be HoldlOw and ,Os.s..
session given any time aItyr lst OF October,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

! USrRrr.-The story that sIr. Brady, school
teacher in Lexington, kentucky, from Ohio,
was tarred and feathered in that city recently for
publishing letter in an Oxfotd Ohio paper, re-
fiecting on the institutions Of slavery is untrue.
! The gentleman himself states in the Cincinnati
Commercial, that the outrage was nothing more
than an assault made upon him by two or three
rufians who dragged him short distance from
the door of his dwelling aud daubed his face
with black paint. During the scuffe, Brady
was robbed ofhis pocket book. The CONNER
cial gays:
/ Saturday morning he was toldthat the School
| Committee wished TO see him, and he walked to
I their office, and there met them. They all ex-
! pressed very much regret at the outrage, hoped
| he was notmuch hurt, etc., but told him that it
| was understood that he was the author of the
| Oxford letter, as they called it, and that, as
/ there was q strong feeling against him in the
community. the best thing that he could do
1 would be to resign and leave. This advice Bra
dy took and accordingly resigned.
DEATH OF \ GERNAS iuTHoR.-The Augsburg
| 4itgemsite Rsituag of January 1st in para
| graph of three lines from Switzerland bearing
date December 81; announces the dcathofAdOlf
Follen, author of the Iildta.dal Dsttschej. Die1
tung, or Gallery of German Poetry. Hisdeath
was occasioned by an inflammation of the lungs.
| which carried him off after short illness He
was the brotherof DIR. Charles Pollen, of New
York, who persisted with so many others, in the
steamer Lexington, whenit took fire in Long Is
land Sound Adolf Follen was celebrated as a
writer of songs, and some of the most spirited
and popular of these which were sung at the so.
ciaf meetings of Germany were from his pen
-SsSSsj.-
/ {. S. sLoor DAlE.-A Q. S Treasury draft
for twenty-five thousand dollars reached Ports
mouth, Va, on Saturday, from Washington, to
pay off the crew Of the U. S. sloOp-Of war Dale
The deserving men of the crew will be awarded
the honorable discharge created By the. act OF
Congress of I'd March, 1855, 'tas testimonial
Of fidelity and obedience emitting each man to
three months, leave of absence and three months
Epay upon his re-enlistmsnt within vslye weeks
nom thedate of his discharge
DEsrRrctIyE Ere ~ NAeocpocHEs
NaeogdocKes (Tcxas) Chronicle, extra, of the
Sd inst, gives an account of q very heavy, fire
lin that old town, involving loss Of SCI, 600.
The City Hotel, the store of Barrett & Linn,
aud several others were consumed
BlRIH DAr OF DaSrIl. WEssrEs-.Th birth
day of this eminentstatesuisn wasa ppro priatsly
celebrated at Boston Mr. Everett detiyered an
o.ation which Ike an his productions IS full Of
sterling merit. -sese
Miss Adele HOhnstocl, the pianist and
sister of Karl Hohnstocla. died Of consumption
at .PhiIadelphis last week. ssF.E.
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For Sale.
For Rent. 2
For Sale.
For Rent. -
For Rent,

A GOOD Two story nrek Dwelling IIOi,t, situated on
jnis s. n. HARPER.
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IOr Sac.
For Sale.

rINHAT eOnvCrrEt and cpuiaoliors Dwelling HoG5e, on
aud Family, :.,-EEa ISL 7
For particulars csn on Z Jscos. dc22-m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Ma EnrrORI respectfully inform my shat
am candidate Tor oace Of City Treasurer At the next
ehsrtrr election. q -
inis Gls2f Rw HANDING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

l-isErSIiss Adele HOhnstoekr the pianist, and
sister of Karl Hohnstock, died Of consumption
at PHILADELPHIA last week '.E
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FLRsr ElRD cITIzES3S -ZLcEEr.

SR. EDtroR-Psa announce thu following gentlemen As
the Peoples Candidates. for Offices in the gift of te First
Ward, In the ensuing charter election.
HENRY COSAST, City Sergeant; DANI- DUNBAR, su-
pernteient Of Water Works; JACOB AICK street Co,n-
missioner DANIEL MURRAY Market Master; JOHN IR-
WIN, Alderman.
eSanell-FH0s. }. GARDEN. a. J. PANSElL,, H. W
PHILLIPS, and ISAAC COTS.
hlE AASv CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Bls1u DAr or DasIrl WRss1Ea.The birth
day of this eminentstatesusa was appropriately
celebrated at Boston. Nj. Everett deiiyered an.
o-ation which Ike an his productions IS full Of
sterling merit -sez
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

DEsrRrcrrvE FIRE IL NAeoepocurS,-The
Naeogdoches (Tcxas1 Chronicle, extra, of the
Sd inst, gives an account of very heavy fire
in that old town, involving loss Of $$s5, 900 =
The City Hotel, the store. of Barrett & Linn,
aud several others were consumed
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Hosts tter.a Rftters.. 3

NIS4 4SAGSGI6s ~ =
DysPePtcs II yoa would BE xs try abo;ne of nosTEr-
EERs Btsters 1t acts Ike charm giving healthy
the digestive organs and in strengthening nervous sys
tenn E.peealy utility tonic and rryrentve OF
languor, of The highest value in the when The whole
nervous aud muscular system rrlaSes and effects coH
ton which permits the approach disease. There not
single instance known of its failing good where has
been used nceOrlus directions Try this celebrated
eIeof Bitter.
For sale by al the principal Drrgyistr
fEsrEs LAUGiiLINs& BrsHEIMD.s
inIi UE15 TIL LOGAN co.
NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.
TRAVELLERS passing the G. O. Railroad, inform
I'd that tns Proprietor has up Rooms in sclAEEz
Ssw BetLO'Ses shere hs VII Up upon The arrival
ry train,
4 H-dHN Lt.SCH 'A-Hp MOI, C0FF,EH FOR FL.
TEEN GESES,
the regular Prise the Dnot Stand being cents c0nss
qaensy thirty fgsents vii he saved Be particular and
step Into Aer' Refreshments Roo just across tho street.
81 d9orfsdn Re e6rntr5 tloSIc sab v-ss7gis
Essrya'il9 sSpltsd tSor eaEsd Jors Information of
| all Kinds impaired :tss CT charge.
T. II. MYRRs.
2anrsylne, Nov. lp. 1856 uve2sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

IHaSJEtt tttSas 9S1Sl1A414S0N.
ORot ROSS of Bethany, WIN address the Ohio County
Faehers' tte 81. T.. Church At Tadei.
phia on Saturday, Jan, g6til, 10 4. N.
e93s An are Invited TO attend.
jn23-lHy J. d. HAISTED SacSv
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MARY 4. sdoFIEID,

To Messs Mortimer hovbrsy o st M Ss sIT.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs
NOTICE.

TIE Stockholders In the Fifth Ward Marked respec,
fully invited to attend meeting, to be hedat Hose
House ipFhe PIth Ward, Thursday evening seven o.
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NOTICEi.
DREaoRlPrIoNs sesEslalIysesnpogl,.

i ltours--ailhcr DIY Or Sigkt-sf
J. B. FOWEti'S,ss2 Monroe 81.
ine3 Sign q Rel Mortar
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Rlcn4oxp, Va, Jan. 18th, 1856.
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DISSOLUTION.
NE existing between the subsCribeTH under
4 the hrn mamie Of Thomson g. IL thIS AZ dis
solved by mutual The business viii b. conducted
By os ~ I0FsOE, who NIL collect All dtbts due me arm
AID pay all claims Rgainsth ~ Tf7t
JOHN H. TITOMPfOH
e p Isl j. II. PATTERSON
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
Long Boots for the I,ad,e,.

The Philadelphia ladies have adopted
the fashion of wearing long boots. The
Bulletin in speaking of them says:
When we reflect on the number of young
ladies who have prematurely become angels
through their soles and short upper leath-
ers; when we remember the great argu-
ment of those who effect to deprecate wo-
man is based on the heedlessness which the
latter have always shown in wearing insult
feient ehaussures; and, when we recall the
by no means unimportant fact, that what
the foot gains in size by long boot, is
more than made up by the improvement in
the height of the wearer, We cannot but
wish for this great and highly important re-
form rapid progress and a permanent
place in the affections of all concerned. In
deed, we are not really certain but what the
foot appears somewhat smaller in the long
boot particularly when the latter is made
with very thick sole, an optical delusion
which is accounted for on the principle that
the human eye, from It's structure, is rather
prone to look up and down vertically than
horiroptally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
EpIIepsy or FaIIing Fits.

We believe we cannot do readers more impor'An
service than by again calling their attention TO that mos
remarkable preparation discovered by Dr. Seth s. HGHce
of Baltimore Nd which possesses the power OF eneyiat
Ing and curing that horrd visitation Of man-EpePsy
or Falling Fits. In recommending this preparsonto ou
readers we do so with conviction that we are not de
grading our columns to pun common patent medicine
but arc placing before them discovery, which, fGll
known would probably do to alleviate human suf
fering than any invention Of modern times Dr. Hance
in asking notice his preparation favoraby in our ed
itoriA department. has sent for perusal number
letters from persons who have used his pills, and hav'
been cured thereby All of them speak in the most CRATE
fal aud eulogstc One Of the great advantages this
medicine possesses is the fact that it be transported
through the msis thereby aording every an oppo
tuny of dealing directly with the inventor, and also pre-
elude all possibility ofbeing imposed y counterfeit OF
spurious imitation. Or. HAnce pays the postage on his
Pills any part Of the country and will forward them By
return Of mail the receipt Of remittance His prices
are As follows One box So two do s5 twelve do, s2l
All orders for the medicine should be addressed to SETn
s. HANcE, los Baltimore st. Baltimore, Nd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
House breaking,

The dwelling house of Mr.. F. I. NORTON
of this place, was broken into on Wednesday
night, the 9th inst, and all of the silver
ware, double-barreled gun, and other ar
ticles taken. The affair was transacted SC
quietly, that it would seem the burglar must
have been acquainted with the premises.
The house of Judge F. CHAPMAN, Of
Bellevue, was entered one night last week
and robbed of valuables to the amount Of
$500 or s4OO, all of which were the next
day found in a corn field near BY.
House-keepers had better be on their
guard, and see that their dwellings are Sc
curely fastened.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
INC Fremout and indiana n, r,

The suspension of work on this road caus
es great dissatisfaction to the people of Han
cock Co. Efforts doubtless will be made
to find means for its completion. To thi;
end various propositions are being made
and discussed. In the Findlay Companion
is communication from D. ]. CoRRT and
s. CARLIN, who make the following candid
erpOss of the road, and this plausible, plea
for aiding the WORK to completion:
Inasmuch as our county commissioners
have refused to levy the tax, to pay interest
on the Bonds, issued to the Dayton d.
Michigan Rail Road Co., assigned to the
Fremont d Indiana R. R. Co., the directors
of said road consider a suspension of the
road inevitable unless some other means can
be brought to bear. Now then there are
some of our farmers who say the road must
be completed; but tho question is how can
it be done? Money matters are tight, and
credit low. Suppose we adopt the plan on
which one road succeeded out west. Take
all the subscription that can be raised, for
quite number of our citizens have said they
would assist in case the road could be fin
ished, and give mortgages on our farms to
an amount not to exceed half of the apprais-
ed value on the tax duplicate, to run ten
years; require tho R. R. Co. to deposit
double the amount of our Mortgages in R.
R. stock, t. be held by us as collateral Sc
curity, with the privilege at any time, if said
Co. refuse or neglect to pay ACQUIRING inter
est or redeem the Mortgages when due, to
sell so much of said stock as may be sufic-
lent to pay the amount found due; and in
case the company comply in good faith re-
deem and return the mortgages, with the re-
lease endorsed on them in a legal form, and
deliver each man his own Mortgage; then
the company to receive their stock so de-
posted as collateral security. How many
of US are willing to lend a helping hand
For, unless the Co. receive some pecuniary
aid the road will not and can not be COM
pleted, and unless we, who live in the vim
city Of the road and receive tho advanced
value on our real estate and additional pric-
es on produce, together with the facilities
such improvement afford, lay to a helping
hand, who can VIC expect will!
1t cannot be possible that the vast amount
of money expended on the road will be suf-
cred to remain dead, particularly as the best
interests of Hancock and Allen counties re-
quire the early completion of the direct out
let to the Lake. Our Sandusky and Frc-
mont road, of course, would be of no use
unless the line to the South is completed;
and. We are assured parties here only await
a perfect assurance of that early construction
to put the line to Fremont under contract
We hope our Findlay friends, whose best
interests certainly are involved in the road
will so excite the minds of all concerned,
that ways and means may be devised for
pushing the halffnished work to completion.
San. Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
Body Found.

On the 18th of December Mr. ELmu
GALLUP, a young man from Cleveland, while
hunting with party on the marsh few
miles below Fremont, mysteriously disap-
peared. His boat and gun were found, but
after most diligent search nothing could be
found of the young man. His body, in a
good state of preservation, was found on the
afternoon of the 9Th inst, in about two and
a half feet water, firmly frozen into the ice.
His remains were sent to his bereaWd pa
rents on Monday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11

Total Assets ,O74,396 27
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