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PpEssor IL Ancient Languages
Miss MARY WADE SPEED.
Principal of the Ladies Seminary.
Mrs ANNIE HORNriECR.
Teacher IL fWoeh. Drawing and Music
Mrs ELIZABETH D. RADCLIFFE.
Teacher Of Music.
Mss MARIA L. GRAFTON,
Teacher in the Ladies' Department
Nrs ELIZABETH A. COFFIN Nstyss.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
MoRoAN TO M'cooK.
Office of Com. of Sinking Fund,
Columbus n Az, o IoEE

Office of Com. of Sinking Fund,
Columbus, o., Aug. 3, 1855.
Hon. Geo. W. Nc Cook, Attorney Gen
eral, Steu6envi1e, Ohio-Dear SRI
have just received your lines of S1st July,
and regret to say that l was advised by
Treasurer Breslin on the SOth ult., that he
would be able to provide no moro than
$4,000 of his July interest deficit by the
lEt of August. This would still leave a
balance of $685. So which he hoped to
be able TO provide in two weeks from the
time Of our interview This is indeed la
mentable, but fear the worst is vet to
come.
In regard TO the further reduction of the
principal Of the public debt, my opinion has
been that We should direct our efforts main
ly, if not exclusively, to the purchase Of
certificates of 1856. think these can be
procured within the next three months in
sufficient quantity to exhaust the fund-or
at all events to absorb as much Of it as the
Commissioners, under our delectable laws,
will be able TO get out of the clutches oi
the Treasurer. In fact he has been twice
called on for funds TO make good my con-
tract with the Salem Savings Bank, for the
purchase of certificates to the amount Of
$4,000, and in both instances, he has blunt
y avowed his present inability to furnish
them. The consequence has been that |
have been at last compelled to make the
purchase out of funds put into the agents
hands TO cover his own redempiions.
w. D. MORGAN, Acting Com.
ATTORNEY GEN. HoooK TO MORGAN.
Steubenville, Aug. 0 1855.
Dear Sir'--I acknowledge your letter
of srd instant. / regret exceedingly that
Mr.. Breslin has not repaid the account ad-
vsnced BY us TO meet the July interest. .
= We can. Of course, place no 70
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A gentleman in Cincinnati, 4 few dav

A gentleman in Cincinnati, few days
siRee emptied his pockets Of parcel Of let
ters aud papers which he had accumulated
there and burnt them. The next morning
he discovered that among them was ono
containing $500 in bills which he had Ia
tended for the mail
The Boston Express says that Baptinl
clergyman and his wife, who reside in that
vicinity, have the pleasure Of daily gather
ing around their Hreside four daughters,
who wero born in four different quarters u
the globe viz: One in Europe, enc IN A.
ia, one ia Africa, and one in Amsnes.
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as personal fling at the Treasurer Of
State" Had that section been adoped,
$4,000 of the States money appropriated
for the new Lunatic Asylum would not
have found its way into the Canal Bank Of
Cleveland, and an infinite amount scattered
over the State, and perhaps somS of it out
fit, making it necessary for the Sinking
Fund Commissioners to convert the U. S.
stocks into money, out Of abundant pru-
dence to provide against contingencies grow
ing out af "an embarrassment which has
oyertaken the Treasury" whereby there may
be doubts Of its ability to pay half million
Of interest when there ought to be at least
a million of money in it.
ROBERTJ. ATKINSON.
The report Of treasury commission pro-
foundly remarks:
"Wherover an Independent Treasury law
of this State is unsustained or denounced, it
may be Justly assumed that influences are
at work which, if left untrammeled, would
again lead to another defalcation."
Let this apply to those whom Mr.. Atkn-
son duplicates in defeating the sub-treasury
at time when so many of the party knew
the urgent need of it, and because they
knew Breslin could not pay the money in
his hands.
Next we find letter from Edgerton to
Morgan, Dec. 4th, just after it had been
officially reported that there were near six
hundred thousand dollars in the Treasury
and when the treasurer had power to draw
on the county treasurers for half million
more, as was the custom, announcing his
fears that the treasurer could not meet the
January interest; showing that draf
drawn by the auditor on him Nov. Goth
had not been paid, and that he was aware
of the illegal means the auditor had taker
to cover the deficit by selling the sinking
fund stocks. Could Edgerton know s.
much and not be aware of all the rest?-
We apply to him and to Morgan the logic c
their report:
"If Mr. Gibson was not cognizBnt of NJ
Breslin's illegal conduct while in Office an
connected with him in some form in hi
depreciation upon the treasury, he has show
himself by his neglect, to make even th
most ordinary prudential inquiries upon h
going into the treasury, and ascertanin
that the amount appearing to be due froI
Mr.. Brcsin, was not to be paid to him, {
be utterly devoid of common sense, and t,
tally unfit to occupy any position Of respol
sibility and trust"
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Homeopathy.

Dr. ]. W. FAILING, having established himself for the
purpose practicng Homeopathy in this place and Vi
enty would respectfully to the public that his
present will enable those desrous OF avail
nY themselves Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether in
OF out of town.
h~ Office at his residence, the Turnpike, the hrst
house east of the Old Catholic Church.
N. B. Dr. F. pays particular atteptipn to all forms Of
hronic diseases. Fremont April 10, 1855.
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A. 2. EDGERTON Trnnsfsr


A. P. EDGERTON, Transfer Agf.
The following letters show the various re-
sorts of Morgan and Edgorton; their ankle
ties and various financial shifts, none Of
which, very mysteriously, were discovered
in their exceedingly minute investigation,
nor alluded to in their sixty column report
MORGAN TO EDGERToN.
Columbus, O., July 81, 1855.
The State Treasurer
notifies ME that he is prepared to make up
sixty-two thousand dollars of the deficit in
his transmission Of the July interest. The
balance, $4,000, he hopes to transmit in
the course OF two weeks.
WIN. D. MORGAN, Acting Com.
MORGAN TO EDGERToN.
Office of Com. of Sinking Fund,
Columbus, O., Aug. 4, 1855.
Hon. A. p. Edgerton,-Dear SIR
Referring to my letter of the 9th Of June,
/ desire to be informed whether the Treas
urer Of State has yet furnished you funds
to complete the deficit in his transmissions
for meeting the July interest on the Foreign
State debt of Ohio. If this has not been
done, you will please forward me q state
ment with dates prefxed, showing the am
cunt on July interest furnished by the Treas
urer in proper time, and the amounts which
have since been forwarded with the respec-
tive dates. W. D. MORGAN, Act. Com.
EDGERToE TO MORGAN
Transfer Office, State of Ohio,
New York, Aug. 8, 1855.
Hon. ". d. Morgon, Acting Com. Co
lumbUs, Ohio-Dedr Sir:-I have to &C
knowledge receipt of your favor of August
4. In compliance with your request, l an
mex statement Of monies received from
Treasurer of State, on account of July
1855, interest.
A. P. EDGERToN, Transfer Agent.
SAM'L T. BULL.
John G. Breslin, in account with A. P. Ed
gerton, Transfer Agent:
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r. PREMIUM DENISTRYI
Qffrf1A NIGER & SHAW.

DRs F. ]. CoNoER and H. NJ SHAW, having formed CO.
partnership the practice Of Dentistry prepared to
DO all work in their line with promptness and satisfaction
to all who may need their services They prepared to
from single TOOTH to forming complete sets Tor up
per and lower jaws Teeth inserted on pivot or gold or
silver plate
mium At the late County Fair.
nR- OFFICE In puckland's Block, upstairs.
Framont Oct % 1888
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Showing that on the sth of August the
Treasurer was still deficient $55,5 of the
July interest.
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HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
nEILHARZ. nenfisf.

- OF TiGin, has permanently located in FIRE.
E1,s..2 mont. After having had nine years expert
uIIIy ence he considers himself competent 70 carry
on the profession in all Its various forms and guarantees
satisfaction in every Full sets gold s65; hall
sets S85 Full sets silver, $50; half sets sl5 FILLING
with tin 20 cents; with gold 90 cents. Extracting 10 cts
onice in shomo's block formerly occupied by Dr. B. R.
Taber. All operations warranted
Fremont, March 49, 1869.
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WM. ST. CLAIR, M. ID,

PHYSICIAN AND SUR q EON, I,
FJNENDERs his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the cit
liens Of Fremont and vicinity. Having been for TwEN
TYFvE years extensive practice In this and the Mau
NEE valleys he has become conversan with all the diseas
e Of the Western Country. Particular attention given 10
have given special attention the study practice
Homeopathv Special attention given to all Of Sur
gerv and of the Eye.
stairs Resdeacc-Corner Of Garrison and Church street
Fremont, July 8, 1858.
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MI EDIC al.

MRS. L. M. PETERsELIA, NJ. D.,
TTAvING located in Fremont may be found for pro-
fesaonal services at Mrs. Camhelds, Front Street.
Fremont Nov. 80 1858. 45tf
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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors in
Ohanosry will attend TO professional business and Land
Agency In Sandusky and adjoining counties. Office, End
story Buckland's Block, Fremont.
r. P. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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b. ]. BARTLETT 4 son

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office to
n the second story of Minis building, +.
bsrnham's Clothing Store tS- Entrance ON Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to. B. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov. "a, 1855. ]. r. BARTLETT.
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the Treasurer that there is no safety in tam
pering with public or a trust fund. =
On reflection you will perceive that your
Suggestion Of raising any deficit there might
be in the interest fund by an hypothecation
of the stocks bought of Mr.. Astor could not
be carried out, because those stocks have no
longer any existence The certificates are
cancelled on being surrendered, under your
instructions to that effect, and cannot be
again re-issued to any one. SO with the
stock of 1860 purchased and cancelled. il
cannot in case of an emergency be re-issucd
or hypothccated, as it has no longer any ex-
istencc A. P. EDGERT0N,
Transfer agent.
The following is a statement Of Edeer-
ton to Morgan, of the funds in his hands
The mem. shows those applicable to the
payment of interest, being deficit Of so7,-
558 SO. 1t will be remembered that pro
vious to the payment Of the July interest,
is the flush time in the State Treasury, and
that there could not have been less than q
million nominally in it:
RDGERToN TO MORGAN.
State Of Ohio, Transfer Office.
81 Beaver ST., NY, JulyIs, '55.
Hon. W.D. Morgan Acting Commissioner
SiR:- | send herewith ,
statement Of the money in my hands thi
day. Statement of monies be-
longing to the State Of Ohio in the hand.
Of A. P. Edgerton, Transfer Agent, New
York, July ls, 1885,
To credit OF the Sinking Fund xlsasle1s
| From which Ia to be deducted
the following amounts: Am
cunt to be transferred 10 pay
ment Of the July interest
1883, being the amt Of defc-
| It in the remttauces OF State
Treasurer for that purpose. s97,55s 5s
/ Amount of the account the
! expenses Of Transfer Office,
New York ..-------------.- sl2,4ll % SIoos7O 81
"Mem." accompanying ths same:
Amount Of July interest S4l4T04 20
Remittrd by Breslin and
standing TO his credit S3l7146 IL
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MORRIS E. TYLER,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
oFFICE-Sscond Story Buckland's Block, North Room,
FREM ONT, OHIO,
Particular attention paid to Collections. No charges
Tor serviues if no collections are made
Fremont January H. 1859.
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]. j. GREENE d SON.
BucIxIand a Everett,

Attorneys Law will attend to all business entrusted
TO their Office In Nms' Block Corner of Croghan
aud Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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DIR. p. REAUGRAND, has opened his office on
the Turnpike directly opposite the residence OF o. L.
Minis in the lately occupied by Dr. Rawson, where
he will be ound except when absent prosspnal bus
inesa July so, ls5S.-27tf
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Thieves Smoked Out!
An Investigation into the Com
mittee of investigation
THE CONCEALER OF STOLEN GOODS,
as BAR AS THE THIEF.

ROW MORGANAND EDGERTON
"DOUBLED THE CAPEl"
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BeirWbalance due on the $4,000 check
on the Treasurer Of State. / would have
remitted more promptly had been able to
convert the traps ! received on the check
sooner than did.
w. G. DESHLER. Cash.
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FheOdOre CIapp

Manufacturer of Confectionery and dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Nuts Fruits Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Csars. Main street. Fremont o.
June 10, 1855.
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Roberts q SheIdom.

Dealers In Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
Wool, Hides Sheeppelts, Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c
All sorts OF genuine Yankee Notions. Peascs Brick
Block, No. /, Fremont, Ohio. Nay 30, 1854.
G.. R. McCULLOCH,
Dealers in Drugs Medicine, DyS-stus Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books Stationery, &c, Fremont, Ohio.
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To credit OF the Sinking Fund
From which Ia to be deducted
the following amounts: Am
cunt to be transferred top pay
ment Of the July interest,
1855, being the amt Of deiic-
It in the remittances OF State
Treasurer for that purpose. S97,
Amount of the account for the
expenses Of Transfer Once,
New York ..---.---.--... sl2,
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"Mem." accompanying ths sane:
Amount Of July interest S4l4,TQ4 20
Remittrd by Breslin and
standing to his credit .sSl7,14 u
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(Copy.)
Clinton Bank, Columbus, !
Oct. IS, 1855.

A. p. Edgerton, Transfer Agt NeV York:
Dear Sir:-Inclosed please find o.297l,
Franklin Bank, on Trust o., $4,000, say
ten thousand dollars, being amount convert
ed into exchange on collection made on dralt
26l, and of State on Treasury Of Stata,
$4,000, as per yours of the 10th. Brsslin
has paid part of draft only as yet, and more
of that in checks on various points in Ohio,
which it will take few days TO convert into
exchange. will remit you as full eollec-
tions aud commissions are made.
Yours, w. G. DESHLER, Cash.
Clinton Blk, Columbus, Nov. l, 1855.
Il. p Edgsrton, 7ran.tsr Ag't, New York:
Dear Sir;-InclOsed please find--
No lsSs my CHECK on Atwood &oO.----.-----ss,ss $50
1882 +" Thompson 97B
Add Y per cent premium on $50 900 ......... SIS
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Here Is letter from Morgan to Edgerton,
written just before election, which informs
him so particularly that the funds taken
from the Sinking Fund were only loaned
temporarily and were to be returned, that
it excites suspicion thatif it was not for Nor
gan's forebodings of the result of the cleo
tion which just then was so inconvenient to
this gang, the re-transfer would not have
been thought Of
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Hon. W. D. Morgan, Acting Conn.,
SIR-Yours of the 9th of June, with the
Enclosures, was received this morning.
| learn with much regret by your letter Of
the inability Of the Treasurer of State to
place the amount necessary for the payment
of the interest on the public debt, due on
the lst Of July, in my hands that day. am
fearful this embarrassment is not temporary.
The Treasurer has now in my hands
Balance to his credit, Sl2S4ie 81
Drafts due to-day and July 3D.. ls2 $50 81 Psi so2 ~
The drafts due to-day and on tho 2d will
undoubtedly be paid. There is standing to
the credit Of the Sinking Fund 81 oS, S,s92.ls,
so that there is already in my hands a suf-
fcient amount for the interest due on the
lst Of July. l am pleased TO know that
the means are thus at hand, and am con
vinced by the present embArrassments Of
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EDGERToN TO MORGAN.
Transfer Office, State of Ohio,
New York, Oct. 10, 1855.
Hon. W. d. Morgan, Acting Fund Cone
missioner, Columbus, o.:
Dear Sir:-I enclose copy of letter
received this day from tho Cashier of the
Clinton Bank, Columbus, and remain
A. P. EDGERTON, Transfer A'gt.
SAN'L T. BULL.