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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19
IT, mpmber Mn3ci9er.
DienHaa 10. Sanuar 1858.
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tet Dem @robbersps sebabte aubien, Der pom Sc
metnperatb at5eIanbten Population %crltattet. Der
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Stapt Main3 81 crlan9et aitb batteu bereits anpere
Nlttstteber bes SunpeS tbre siinltisen @bltbteu in
Setref bteleS 99abencrIabes s%caubert.
'l- Is. Dec. Die Sic jebt bier ringe9al,senen
,,milpen @abtn erretden bere;ts bic Summe ypn
raBc;u 100000 @'uloen. Die Sff;iere, Seantsn
unb Mannl6aftfn %unirrer u6fsrrei6iihen Sunbes-
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elidten prs IS. Npp. 906 f. sutommen l~a(Ien.
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aliften bis sum- is. Dec, 1856 S6lr. aelamn,elt
wprpen. |"
i&om, Is. Dec. Der Nablt bat am 10. :. 81.
Dem Nrtnsem ,0uctan Spnaparte" cte 0riefermeihe
eytbeilt. Die ra6lten Serpanpten bes Nrin,cn wpbr,=
ten br Srpinaticn Bel. Sim IA. las Der iunoe Nricz
fer in Der &U0esiat-Sirde ,5t. Maria in Gialata"
bic er(s WeIe, Der auber isinen @ermanbtcn pripatiin
metrere SsarpinGle unp 9ralaten, ciniae Mitalieber
bs diplomatic Aen &Orps, ie9r piele Nerlpneu ans
benz rGmiiAe1 Mpel ullb anpere rGmilbe uub frempe
Rehabilitation beiDpbltel,.
t.l'- pNpF ~ la. pl Iur DC pct Der WtaHt;er
@rplolon Serunsliidten 1900 f. scseben.
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8. Snfantsries 9test,nents, Der l849 aus benz 9aoer BEL
Opnaupbrtb %belsrtirt mar, freipi1is rpisper Bel leinrm
8fstnltnte erldienen. 0eriete Sat unter anperen Sdjd-
lalst ben sarseu SeloSus in Der &rim mttsemabt unS
I'D! bic Sictoria. Weoaiae erpurben. @r lit nun peoeu
Osrisrtion gu pier5etntasisen 9lrrelte unb gu wetteren
8 Dtsnljabren perurtbeilt wprben. Nan sipeifelt i6ri.
gems MIDI rarait, haB er tie grlaubnib erbalten psrpe,
bic Sietorta-@ epaiat tra9sn gu biirfsn.
SO te n, Is. Deg. tlsbsr bic geeils, ME ~poreeliera
Die eroBs SilberIenbuns Angling, mirb Sclseubes terid-
trt: y,Sn BEN &eaern pes Sanfsebaubes tefano fd Der
@tini1sr Neipent Der frssn Stabt 6ambura, Serr Or.
Sedidsr, in Yerion in Ssslsttuns zines bam6uraer 8e,
anten un Die l~leber9abe Der Stlberbarren antli6 III
eontatiten. 8on lcbteren mar elm 3teil Der Oadete
nod nit benz Sis9el hamburger 9ant6aulsr Derlsbsn,
bic Ts srt uor leGs Mlonatsn fir bic gfationaltanf an.
ssfauit uno bterber erpeoirt ba6su. Die Barren tpurben
in einsr @n3abl 9Ba9sn nit itartem gorlpann mad Der
~gforoboGn 9efabrt. Sprt 9arrte Elm GrtraSu9 aus 81
gBagen %bsite9snp, Der ~fOltbaren 9abun9. Sn einem is,
ben tieIer Basen wurbe rim &lumpsn, bon Dem ~llnlfanae
ben ctwa swet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nies 9apier biloen
senau in Die Mitte gels9t. Sin ipldss Yadet woa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19

= Glte 0iete rpltet ntdt. Nns ct. 9uuis mirp ee.
ldrieben: @m lebten Santiago murec In Der ct. Ie<
trrstirhe, i'm iirlihcn Stabttbrile, Gpnrab Saltbofer,
elm Mfanh bon brei unO attsig Sabren init Der gBittpe
OcrctDea @asner. ,ucIde flint uno isdsis Sabre alt lit
sctraut. Das slidlths 9aar mp9nt an Der @iebenten
uale Der 8utscrfrabc. Serr Saltbofrr Bate feline iebise
5rau in Seutldlanb ssfannt, unb wie mir erfubren
selirbt, aber unsliidltds @erNaltniIe yerbinperten sine
Serrinisuns.
Ocrrtbea ipurbe nit einem lnecrem Wanne perb,u,.
ost, meltcr mad Qmerifa aus,panberte UNI upr einiaen
Sabren bier itart, feline aus Der 5rau uno finf &inptrn
~teltrbenSe Sarilie III siemliG biirftisen SerbGltniGen
;uridlaienb.
&altlpfer, Der talo na6 tbnen a,escpanpert mar,
blieb lepi9 anb crparb ith elm betrahtlides SermEaen.
gr traf ppr &ursem bier feline OprptGea micper unb
trlg ibr feline Sanb an. Oa aItc 2trte lprid,pSrtlid
ntd)t rpifet, lief id bic geittpe bspegen, ncdnals In
ben tetliscn Stanp 3l trsteit' iino werpen i9r ibre &ins
Der scwib srpBeu Danf pafir ipiNen. Das neue e9s>
paar 1T ssirnne,,, bic Slttterpo6en redt setter Al ace
ncbeu, unp Der SO iabri9c, ater nod redt riiRise Greis
lit ~Ser8nigt ME Elm SbrpiirmAcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19
Gei6Gfts=0n;eine

Mein nelt rinseridteter Sierlalpn lnb Neifauro.
tipa nabe benz Sbeater an Der item 5traer, IL nnn
He,'te an meinen @Snnern unc benz seebrtsn 1ubIis
cum gum s~eneigten Sei ut SeGTnet. @utes gier outer
Safe &C, icaen ltets Srm eintrsterpen 9tednuns traaer,.
81. 81. . IA If.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19
S.rI1ufiae Nn,eiae.

s- S-rlauH9e AnSet9e.
DEM puttifum bic %ersebcnits %alu3cise, DAP Inter
,et6neter in cini9en &asen in @arlbounra6e, nsben
benz Sptel ess !Serrn @arrbauien II. Comp. cine ga.
nltlp: @rceerp e%rbfnen wtrc, in Der bauptla&lid bic
@rtttel ale geflbrt mrrben, bic beutihe Sausfrauen
tastaslid scbrauden. Sn Der 5%cfnuns auf ,s&t sabI.
reihen 3uipru6 unter3etGnet.
9. c Q,ens
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19
Ge,te Mnsei9eir.
9eutIhe SGoer. @pmpoonie

Seutide Saser. Gompa9nte.
!Seute Ibsnp s l1br finOet cine @rtra<S erlamnlun
i'm eotale bes Scrrn q. Sbap 'ltatt. Die Mitelieoer
,rerpen anf9efcrSrrt pinttlih su erldetnen.
q. 2pbrof Gapt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19

IN Dc SIlllia9sUer feS 3lNfltet Niltricts Won
Senricp County.
SD stBe ben 8lr9ern oeit5 Oilricts sras6cnt al. Sos ia Gin
Ganoibat fur bic GOniablersS Office bin, bic turr5 ben B,,ritt rH
SSS 9rn. 5etpb g. @tstttrt erlcbi9t murbe. Sratcn MIDI meint
Nlttbur9r III oteler STEELE %erplhlen, 10 mcree i'd bic SbGsocubsirn
S%er(tlbem nit @ifcr umb Sreue srfaaen. Der 9a8 6r gBabi" it an
Is; .. WtS; @ep. %. 3bomae
@c9cn Rcfrsnen bslicbe man i9 i'll wtnbrn an Bic S,Trcr
Snr. Shemas GbiIbrN, Or. 81. 9. Qpne, 9Sanlew umS sonfrr
Or. s. u. Stredcr. SBm. SplfcS, Glerf Der 6enrco Gerntn GnnrIt'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-19

sn meine @ittir9er in 6snrieo County.
Sd bin Elm GanbibatN fur bic g d. ertffs.Sffitt srn Son,
rico County lmb bite ersebsnt I'M bic Sttmnen berlIten 6ei Der
I'M Nhai itattfnbenSen gBabl. .sGS. Sid. @ osis
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

The Rev. Henry H. Jessup, a missionary
Of the American board, sailed on Tuesday
from Boston, in the ship Henry Hill, for
Smyrna, whence he will proceed to Tripoli.
Judge Jas. Stewart, Of Mansfield, Ohio,
died at his residence in that place last week,
after brief illness.
APrRoRrRrlrE PAWN. d Morgan
Ex-Auditor Of the State, and editor Of the
Newark AdOocate, has been appointed
Postmaster at Newark. Tho pay is small
but he has been in market at low rates fol
some time. Fftr
Mr.. Tschumy has removed his cabine,
warerooms to his new building on Front-st
opposite T. Clapps Grocery and Confec
tiouery establishment.
Tho New York Evening Post says
that Prof. Morse has been left out Of the
Board of Direction Of the Atlantic Tele.
graph Company. What does this mean
Mr.. s. H. Gay, for the last fourteen years
editor ofthe National Anti Slavery Stand
ard, has left that paper and is now associ-
ated with the New York Tribune.
Tho Ohio Statesman claims that there
are not three hundred naturalized Demo.
Gratis in Ohio, who do not protest against
"the Know Nothing Lccompton Constitu-
ton"
The TRoops ORDERED OUT OF KANSAS
Tho New York Times of Friday last
saws: We understand that all the United
States troops in Kansas, except three com
panies have been ordered Immediately tc
Utah. A mule train is to leave Fort Leav
enworth as soon after the inst, as possible
Tho N. Y. Post noticing tho Anti-Le
compton meeting in Smith g. Nixon's Hall
where Mr.. Buchanan was nominated fol
Peresident, styles it
BUcHANAN's CRADLE BEING CONVERTER
INTO COFFIN.
APPoNTMENTs.-W learn by a gentle
man from Columbus, that Gen. II. H. Dodge
of this city, Col. Sylvester Modbeny o
Columbus, and Mr.. Blickensderfer, late
member of Public Works, have been ap
pointed Resident Engineers, in charge o
the Ohio, Walhonding Canals, and the Mus
kingum umimprovement.-Plaiadealer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Mr.. Hickman, Democratic mombcr Of
Congress from Pennsylvania, produced in
tho House few days since tho following
card from the delegates to the Lecompton
Convention from Douglas county--inclu-
cling tho President of that body--issued by
them during the canvass:
10 tie democratic votersof Douglas county:
II having been stated by that abolition
newspaper, the Herald of Freedom, and by
some disafectod bogus Democrats, who
have got up an independent ticket for the
purpose Of securing the vote Of the Black
Republicans, that the regular nominees Of
the Democratic Convention were opposed to
submitting the constitution to the people,
we, the candidates Of the Democratic party,
submit the following resolutions, which were
adopted by the Democratic convention
which placed us in nomination, and which
we fully and heartily indorse, as n complete
refutation of tho ISLANDERS above referred to.
John Calhoun, A. w. Jones.
w. ). Wells, H. Butcher,
i. ). Boiling, John M. Wallace.
VIM. T. Spiccly, L. A. Pratcher.
LEcoMPToN, K. 1. June l3, 1867.
ResolUed, That We will support no man
as delegate to the constitutional conyen-
ton, whose duties it will be to frame the
constitution of the future State of Kansas
and to mould the political institutions uu-
der which we, as a people, arc to live, un-
less he pledges himself fully, and without
reservation, to use every honorable means
to submit the same to every bona tfde actu-
al citizen of Kansas, at the proper time for
the vote being taken upon the adoption by
the people, in order that the said constitu-
ton may be adopted or rejected by the ac-
tual settlers of the territory, as tho majority
of the voters shall decide"
"These men," adds Mr.. Hickman, "by
this act of bascness not only accomplished
their election, but placed the Convention
within their own control. Am | to be told
that our institutions can only be supported
by public virtue and then asked to defend
such proceeding as have indicated, upon
| the ground that it is sovereign, republican
and binding upon the citizeni This is fell
on sovereignty"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

THE DEMOCRATIC PREss IN CoNNEcT1cUr.
The N. Y. Post says that there is but
one so-called Democratic editor in Connect
icut, who does not hold office, and the con-
sequence is the Democratic press is unani-
nous in sustaining the administration in all
things. The Post gives few names:
WINS. Pomeroy, editor Of the bridgeport Farmer Is
Collector ofte Fairfield district government Office worth
two or three thousand dollars per annum.
Mr. Ruddock, publisher OF the New London Star sur
Of The port Of New endon and the sa me peper pub
fishes the United States laws By authority
Minot 3. OSBORNE editor Of the New Haven Register
Collector of the Port of New Haven Office valued at
some 1000 to 500 per annum.
Mr. Stcdman editor Of the Norwich Aurora is the Post
Master Of Norwich. :
The Hartford Times receives many valuable ADVERTISE
ments from Br. Buchanan, publishes the United States
Laws by authority and one OF its important friends is
Post Master Of The city of Hartford
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

ANTI-LEooMPToN MEEfING--Thc de-
mocracy of Knox county had great meet
ing on Saturday, 9th. Speeches were made
by H. B. Payne, D. o. Morton, w. G. Gas
ton and others. The resolutions are of the
strongest kind and openly condemn the
Presidents policy. We give couple Of
the resolutions:
ResOred That we hereby request and instruct our Rep
resentative in Congress- the Hon JOSEPH Burns vote
and labor to defeat the Lecompton fraud and him
that by doing he will truly and faithfully represent
and will be sustained by overwhelming ajority Of the
Democracy Of Knox county.
Burns is one Of the three Ohio delegates
who voted with tho Lecomptonites, and hi;
own constituents have reproved him for the
act, and instructed him to vote against Tho
great fraud.
Resored That the bold and manly stand taken by tn
Ohio Statesman, Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphi
Press aud other Democratic Ohio and elsewhere
in opposition TO the Lecompton sWinde, merits and
eeives our wartnest appreciation.
This resolution condemns the course o
the Messenger Tho editor Of that shee
cares moro for 5000 year than for tn
freedom of the people. The Aessenge
will not publish these resolutions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
BresIin aud GIbson--PropOsed COmpro-
mise.

A letter from Columbus to tho Cincin-
natl Commercial states that tho Legislative
Committees and tho securities Of Bresin
and Gibson have been in conference, and
that the securities offered tn guarantee to
the State s25o,ooo, on the condition that
they and Breslin and Gibson should be re-
leased from further liability. No conclu-
sion was come to, but another consultation
was appointed. The writer expresses the
opinion that the proposition will not bc ac,
ceptcd by the Committees.
Breslin's deposition noticed by us a few
weeks since, looked directly to some such
relief by bis party friends. The Treasury
robbers would pocket with impunity over a
quarter of million of the peoples money
by tho operation. Breslin and Gibson's
persons in 'stripOs without the stars" would
give greater satisfaction to justice aud the
commonwealth, than any such compounding
with wholesale rascslity.T Cler, Leader,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
NATIONAL FAIR PREMIUM
GREAT EASTERN
Corn Shelter & Cleaner.

READING's PATEST-First Premiums and
Medals have been awarded at the following Fairs:
National Fair at Louisville KY, Sept I to 6. 1857.
Ohio State Fair Cincinnati, Sept. Is to 20. 1851.
Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis Oct. to 10. 1857.
Maryland State Fair Baltimore, Oct. % to "a, 1857.
conceded by all to be the greatest labor saving Ma
chine for the Farmer ever yet invented.
capacty;2OO to 800 bushels per hour with steam pow
with horse sweep power 100 to 200 bushels per hour;
sbelling cleaner than any other shelter in breaking
or crushing grains. and cleaning the psaetly
clean the bag market at operation. II be
attached any kind Of power tread lever horse power
steam orwater power as desired.
machine Ofths kind has long been wanted by the
Corn Growers, Grain Dealers Mers and Dsters Of the
West.
This Shelter is very simple In construction, and is not
liable TO get out Of order their is neither cogwheel or
spring aboutt.
All orders viii be promptly hled as am extensively
engaged in manufacturing them
rY-A Liberal discount TO the trade.
Also Manufacturer of 1hreshing Mdchines
RoOdbHrys Patent Separator 4 Horse POEsr.
Agent Emery Brothers agricultural works. Albany NY
Also Fits Power, and the Iron Power.
Railroad Powers for or two horses.
P.s. Repairing done on short notice.
G. J. MESSER.
HR- Shop opposite sandusky, Mansfield Newark Rail
Road Depot, ,Sanduskys %.
February &c, 1878 Syl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
BUCKLAND s. GRAHAM.

CHAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF FIRE.
mont and vicinity should patronize them, consstinK
ol live links, two hooks, and swve
lst-Because keep pure and unaulterated articles.
2d-Because we keep the largest assortment.
3d-BecHuse we sell lower than any body else.
4ih-Bscause will not be undersold
5th--Because every body knows it,
6th-Beeause keep Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils and
Dye-stulfs.
7th--Decause we keep Books and Stationery.
Sth-Because we keep Yankee Notions.
From Mediterranean's far of coast,
From Afric's distant strand,
We've all the drugs that e'er used
To cure the ills Of man.
From frigid zone and arid plain.
From Red Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs that eer used
BY doctor or by iuack.
We've choice extracts from various flowers,
English and French perfumes
Magnolia's flowers, the roses bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geographical boundary Of Of Place of Busnss, for
the beRef of those that "don kno1On the north side
by Young shoe store yce hat shop and LakeEre
East by Gusdors Deans Deans dry goods stores and
Sandusky River South by Strikers ready made clothing
store and Tifn CITY, West by Fort Stephenson and the
Rocky Mountains.
tY- Friends fellow-ctzens and countrymen, give US
a call. No. l. BUeklanfs Block.
| BUCKLAND & GRAHAM.
| Fremont March s, 1858. Owl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

FLIGHT OF THE RUFFIANs.-Gen. Buford
who was so prominent in Kansas affairs two
years ago, has given up the cause and re-
turned to Alabama to resume the practice
of law. Con. Whitfield left Kickspoo sud
denly after hearing Of Gen. Lanes speech
in Doniphan. sherrard, Roderique, Kelley
and other noted Lccompton leaders, have
also taken the hint and left the territory.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Sale of Real Estate.

By UTder Qf The C0urf
ON the 10th day Of April 1858, at o'clock P NJ. ct
the door ofthe court house. in the town of Fremont
will be gold to the highest bidder the following estate
as the property Of Heamiah Bcarsey deceased to wits
The east half the north cast quarter Of section
Der two, township FIVE, range fifteen, containing in ALL
se enx acres more or less subject TO the dover Of the
widow which has been assigned therein Appraised at
eleven hundred dollars.
Terms Of sale: One third down, third in year.
and one third in two years from the day OF sale interest
deferred payments which must be secured by and
mortgage on the premises.
NARY ANN BEARDSLY, Adm'x OF
Neamiah Beardsly, Deceased.
Dated March 4th, 1855 7wb
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

The Cleveland Plaindealer calls Calhoun
of Kansas, the boldest william and the most
impudent man IN America" We won't
dispute the charge, but we don't think he is
any worse than Buchanan, who ipdorses all
his villiany, and exerts the whole power Of
the Government 70 sanction il, aud relies
upon his impudencs' as his chief support.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

The CLEVELAND PosT OFFIoE.-After
all that has been said, and the great excite
ment that has been kicked up about the oc-
cupancy of the Cleveland Post Office, there
is prospect that Gray will not lose his Of
fetal head. The Herald of Saturday eve
ming says:
private letter from gentleman In Washington, who
Is probably well posted the matter any one states
that GRAY will be- from the Post oace ant
the President dare not attempt to decaptate him. So Il
that the Piaiadealsr and the "Iee0mpon" Admin
istration viii eep together alter a even although IA,
PaiHdeasr and the Leconpon Constitution do part com
pany.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

READING THEM OUT OF TIE PARTY,-The
Buchanan Lccompton democratic papers are
just now having their hands pretty full in
reading out Of the party those men who
have a mind of their own, and dare to speak
a word for freedom, and against this villain
GUS outrage which the President is forcing
upon the people of Kansas. Senators
Douglas, Stuart, and Broderick are now con.
sidered as hcretics. The other day the
Cincinnati Enquirer devoted half a column
to the demolition Of H. B. Payne, who q
few months ago was the subject of its daily
eMogy, when n candidate for Governor o.
Ohio. His speech at the Anti-Lecomptor
meeting in Cincinnati, is thus spoken of by
that paper:
"Thc speech was the greatest compound
Of egotisms, incoherencies and rambling
statements-of demagogueish appeals, o
passionate malignity and revengefll feelings
that We ever listened to in the whole COURSE
of our life. There was little in it that wa
worthy of tho namo, or could be dignifct
with the title of argument.
Take out its overflowing TRADE of abuse
upon the Administration, upon the Soutl
and its leading statesmen, whom he accused
of almost everything that was dishonorabl
and ungcntlemanly, and nothing remained
He descended to the small personalities an,
little side issues of this Kansas question
that Judge Matthews had deemed unworth,
of notice; but they seemed to fit well hi
taste and inclinations. As we sat listenin,
to his assaults upon the Administration AM
upon the slaveholding States, as bitter anC
malignant as any that were every uttcre,
4 by Chase, Giddings or Garrison, it seeme
impossible to believe that only few month
ago, he was travelling Ohio as the Nationa
Democratic candidate for Governor, an
made speeches that were then worthy {
his position and character as party man
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Dissolution.

NToTICEis hereby given that the eoparnershp heeto-
fore existing between j. T. Wooster and s. Buckland,
under the firm OF Wooster buekand was this day
dissolynd by mutual consent 81.
All claims against the firm win be paid by Buekland
]. Y. WOOSTER,
Fremont, March Q. 1858. iva .. BUoKLAND.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Is THIS sol-The Newark AdUocats says
"The whole number Of Democratic mem
bers in the present Legislature, is eighty
two. OF this number, only twenty-five
could be coaxed, wheeled or harrassed in
to signing the call for tho anti-Lccomptor
straight-out Convention to meet at Colum
bus, on the 10 day of March.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Notice 10 builders.

CtEALEO Proposals will be received until the 18th day
- of March next for the erection of Church Building
the the Evangelical Lutheran St. Johns Congre
CATION of Fremont Plan and specifications be seen
at the study of Rev. II. Lang MARTIN BRuNLR,
ADAM KUHN.
JACOB KLEIN,
JOHN C. STAIfI.
CIIAS. LIVINGSTON.
Fremont, Feb. 20, 1858. Trustees.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Attachment,

Isaac Oris Plaintiff rsrsus !
JonN NJ. PRArT, Defendant. :
DEFORE Amos +. Fenn Justice OF the Peace OF Green
ID Creek township Sandusky county. Ohio. On the 1lth
day of February A. n 1855 said Justice issued order OF
attachment In the above action for the Of thirty dol
lars and forty cents. ISAAC OTIS.
Clyde, March ], 1858. 6w3s