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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-20


We have received hand bill brought
by one Of our soldiers from McMinnville.
which We ropublish for The Information
Of The guerrilla .sympall,izera, especially
ia thls place We invite especial atten
ton to The announcement made by this
man murray that his men ,siH B. cts-
aeat' Ne oaa, yulge ii an property .atsn
INN ge nSug' MORGAN sometimes
pre'euds that he only wishes Covert
ment property although he robbed a.
BbANp,o of Louisville, Of some $4,000 Of
private funds, which have not been re-
turned, but MURRAY is more houesf in his
declarations, and proclaims himself 4
laud pirate-a dry ground privaieef-
A number Of our soldiers were robbed of
all their money at McMinpville--oae ON
Ger Of $500
ATLANTA, Ga, June %, 1862.
FMIow-CTrzENs At the re.orpani-
cation Of our forces, uader the Conscript
Act, ! declined any position Ia my repi
mentr believing that il was my dutyto
endeavor to do something TO relieve nv
own people from the depredatiops Of
lawless bands OF an unprincipled foe
| am now empowered TO raise a Legion
for special service in North Geireia, and
IN the mountains of East and Middle
Tennessee. This corps will be armed
with improved arms, and they win he
entitled to bounty, pay, rations and quar-
ters, as other troops they lOW Gk further
more Be entHled 10 Tie cash ualQe of an prop
eftg cqpt1e9 from De enemy, 3'here i0as
netey a more fruitful field presented for he
operations Of his character, than Tennessee.
The undersigned, from his intimate ae-
quaintanee with the geography Of the
country, coupled with his experience IN
mountain warfare in the campaign in
Western Virginia, fatiefs himself that
he can lead a corps of this sort success
fully. He, therefore appeals to the peo-
pie Of East and Middle Tennessee, and
North Georgia for their aid and cooper
alton in his undertaking. And more es-
pecially does lac appeal to the constitu-
ents Of his old regiment, His appealsto
them have always met hearty response.
lie trusts that they will not turn a deaf
ear to this appeal TO Ghem, to rally TO the !
defence Of their homes, property and lib
erties-nay more the purity of their
wives, daughters, mothers and sisters.
also desire to organize one company
Of the most intrepid men in the country, |
who will be required 10 mount themselves |
or superior horses They will be arm
ed with the most approved long range |
guns, and will always be under the inn
mediate command Of myself, This COM
pany is designed for the most perilous
scouting service.
Communications will receive attention
if addressed TO me at Ringgold, Georgin,
or Chattanooga and Sweet Water Tenn.
T. b. MURRAY.
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Wanted to Hire,

a Good COOK. WASHER. and
IRONEIl.
Enquire a. This 0m7e. DULY io--tt
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a SMALL SUM OF MONEY.
GlE OWnor can bayo b. BY describing sane ara
paying Cor thu alys,lsemcuf.
O a.. hNnERsuN.
JOY ~ lsoi-liH 3d. hi nfasH sf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-20

General Butler's woman OFder.-.
The General Gives his Reasons for
Issuing IL.
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HEADQUARTERS Department Of the Gull
NEW ORLEANS. .Inlv q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

1r Ar.V1SA a. WILSON eud James y. wilson, q
Nl wnliamatown, Chickasaw county, Iowa. An1sew "
vi. Prout aud Mary y. PrOut, q Bioomingriie, hre
county, Ohio; Norris a. House and ssly ~ & hoose % oi
clarissa dams Of Warsaw flnoiai Samuel B. carpen-
der Of Eastpor fowa Martin Carpenter, Of Sandusky
oiiiS Erls euunt{0 0hia iase qaEpenasr Sns slmop =
ownds p ~ wv eop NY lass
oyxtev u ID eiFhtecn hundred aud sixty two MAtinW
Carpetder Executor, and Christina f. Carpenter Exec
utrx Of the lat Will and tcsanent Of Samuel b. Carpen
der deceased filed ~ the Probate Court within and for
on The twenty-sevtnth day Of Ducenbgf A.
D. ciQhtee hnnrcd and 6fty eight tie said Samnel -
cArpcndc being then nful life entered into oohtact
IN writing with George Golden and George @. Golden
lowing described real estate situate In tho county Of San
dusky and State Of Ohio, TO wits
The northwest quarter Of the eouth-weat quarter OF
section number two township number FIVE range number
four hundred dollarr payable as follows One hundred
dollars by the first day Of September next ollowing and
the balance, three hundred dollars, to be paid M
equal annual payments OF hundred dollars eaoh 10
one two, and shreeyears from the date Of said contract
That Aid George a. Golden and George o. Golden,
ond raid t said Samuel d. Carpenter IN his life time,
the three hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty
Gve cents That aaid George q. Golden and George O.
Golden second are ready and willing 10 pay the balance
due upon said cAntfaot valid deed can be
made to them for said premises. And that the above
named persons 20 whom this notice IL given the hcrs
At law and legal representatives NJ said decedent The
prayer or tho petitioners isfor authority to akea deed
to said GEORGE a. Golden and George e. Golden, second,
In behalf ri said heirs at law, upon payment Of the resi-
Said petition will I've for hearing on the twenty
day Of June eighteen hundred snd sixtytwo soon
thereafter leave OF the Court he obtained.
DUCKLAND EVERETT,
= 49,. ATTORNEYS for petitioners
May %, 1852. 22v4 Price $3.50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

A FATAL AcoIDEST.-A most lamentable and
fatal accident occurred Monday evening at the
residence of Marshal Burton. Mrs. Higgins, a
sister Of Mrs. Burton, and for sometime mem
Der of the family, at about 9 o'clock having oc-
crsion to go down stairs from her room in the
I'd story, missed her footing and fell to the bot
tom. She was so severely injured that she lived
but few hours. Both wrists were broken and
at first they were supposed to be the most seri-
Gus injuries she had sustained, but in short
time she became deranged, and so continued un-
til death closed the scene. She was well known
and highly esteemed in this community, where
she had lived nearly all her life, her age was SO
.-Sd'sdusky Register, 25th
Mrs. Higgins was a sister Of Mrs. E. T. Ray
mond Of this place, and had but just returned to
Sandusky from a visit to her friends here.
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Items.

The deadly poison, strychnine. is taken from
the root of a tree which grows in India. TIL,
Hindoos chew the root as they do opium.
A demand for silver for China and Japan has
enhanced the price Of that metal, and OCCASION
ed an expectation of gold from England to pay
for the silver obtained from the continent.
The Nashville Union states that Gov. Curtis,
since his arrival near Little Rock, Arkansas,
has recruited a regiment of infantry for the
Federal army.
Samuel Cowles, Esq, formerly lawyer in
Cleveland, has been reelected Police Judge of
San Francisco, by S58 majority. he headed
the Peoples Ticket, which swept the city.
Sixty soldiers are in Jail at Fredericksburg
for offences such as robbing rebel hen-roosts,
taking rails, and answering foul mouthed women
in similar language.
After the battle of Fair Oaks when squads
were out in the morning to recover the wound
ed, Federal and a rebel soldier were found
wounded who had taken lodgings in the fallen
top of an oak They had discovered each 9TH
er's status made peace, and were amicably ex.
changing such articles as the one could spare
and the other needed.
The bushwhakcers up the Sandy keep VI
their outrages. The last Ironton Register saw
a Union soldier belonging to the 10th Ohio, OF
his return to his regiment at Prestonburg, was
robbed Of his gun and clothing, and then de.
liberately shot through the leg to disable him
The three rebels then left him to his fate
The White House embroglio has taken new
turn. Stanton ordered the use Of the house fol
hospital Mcclellan, in a curt note, acknowl
edged the receipt of the onder in terms imply.
ing that the man who would make such an or.
der was an enemy to his country. The matter
will end in securing freer use Of rebel proper.
ty for army purposes through all divisions of on
army in Eastern Virginia.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27
Ano,her Flne Rrlck nlocls.

Few towns in Northern Ohio can show so ma
ny fine brick business houses as Fremont; and
still the demand is unsupplied. Messrs. June
d Curtis Engine builders and Founders have
torn down their wooden shops on Water street,
and commenced the erection Of brick block OF
80 feet front and "a feet deep with walls % feet
in height. The front will have iron pilasters,
bases and caps, with iron window sills and caps.
The whole to be made as near fre-pFoof as pos
sible. They anticipate having the building
ready for occupancy about the first of August.
BLACKSMITH, WAsoN AND CARRIAGE SHoP.-
Geo. Greiner finding himself cramped for room
in which to properly turn out the work that
comes to him, has put up shop on the site Of
the old one, % feet front and. 100 feet deep,
two high stories. oa the ground In front is the
blacksmith shop with six forges, back of this,
store room and wagon shop. In the second ste
ry will be paint, varnish, and trimming rooms
Greiner's work is always No /.
ST. Clans BLOCK of four store rooms on the
ground and fine offices in the second starry is fast
approaching completion and viii soon be occu-
MED -f.+.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

CmoAeo. June 23.--The majority IN eighty
eight counties against the new Constitution is
2I,0O0 seventeen counties are 20 be heard
from, which gave a Democraiio uajority IN
1860 Of about $500. -tft
i CHICAGO, June 2S.--Returns from all
but four counties foot up 40 follows Ma
jofity against the Bank article, 4,50o /;
against Congressional Apportionneni, u
60oi the negro proposition, denying them
the right Of suffrage or holding office, was
adopted by almost nipe-tenths vote the
proposition excluding them from coming to
the State was adopted by nearly lwo-tbirds
vote, they consequently form part Of tho
Old Constitution. These articles we're voted
on separately from the Constitution. The
majority against that instrumept thus far,
Is about Is, 900. tii f ,il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

TIE correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial says Major Stover Of the lo6th
Pennsylvania recently requested the pfiyil-
ege Of hunting down a sauado sharpshoot-
efs who had been rather troublesome around
the Federal camp. The privilege was
granted, and the next morning the Msjpr
made his report 10 the commanding Gener-
al in the following modest and laconic Ian.
guage: "General-The three rebel sharp
shooters who have been annoying our pick
cts arc unfit for duty this morning. Two
ofthem tel from frees where they had been
diverting themselves, aud did not sec prop
er TO rise. The third laid down by a gate
post 10 wait for his friends"
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SAN FaAaoIsco, June e.---Steaners
bring news from Oregon 10 the eth. The
State election took place on the Cd. Bat
two tickets were run, namely: fusion Of
Douglas Democracy and Republicans called
Union Ticket and Breckenridge Ticket
called the regular Democrat. Tho entire
Union Ticket was elected by near 1000
majority, making the relative vote about
two to one for Union. G. Gibbs, Governor
elect, is a Douglas Democrat who emigra-
ted to Oregon from Central New York.
John Mcbride, Member Of Congress elect,
is Republican, and formly Of Missouri.
Letters received in this city from Gov
Alvarez Of Guerrero, Mexico, states that or
the 26lh Of May he received news from the
City of Mexico that the French army had
capitulated. r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27
Brownlow's Plan OF frying il on.

Parson Brownlow is known to be de-
cided proslayery man, but he is not one Of
The sort who are thrown into spasm Of iu-
dignation every time the word freedom is
mentioned. He tells ron merely. in reply,
ofthe practical difficulties of emancipation,
and it would seem, from conversation that
he had lately with the editor ofthe Evangs-
list that he is not unwilling to see the ex-
pertinent tried. The Epdngslist says:
"As we had the privilege of meeting
him in private few evenings since, we took
o. ,asion 10 sound him on this point, wish
ing to see il he was ss touchy on the sub
ject as somo loyal men at the South, who
profess 10 love the Union much, but seem
to love Slavery more. Psrsop Browniow,
We are happy to say, Is not one Of that sort.
Though, as a southern man, be sees all the
practical difficulties in the way. and is dis
posed to move slowly and cautiously, he is
not at all frightened by the mad.dog's cry
Of abolitionist! Quo Of his suggestions
struck us as showing so much ofshrewdness
aud common sense that we cannot keep II
back. He said 'As emancipation was an
experiment, be though il would be well,
before trying it on large scale, to begin
with single state, and he would suggest
that, just by wayof experiment 10 see how
il would work, they should begin with 8.
Carolina There be would like to see the
government ernaneipate the slaves, ard con
isesss the other psopotty Of tho rebels, and
tumthem out 70 grass p Pti
This Is q good suggestion, and If there il
to be any compromise when we shall come
to the settlement Of the quarrel between
the North and South, we trust that Brown
lows notion win form q part Of Slavery
is nowhere more inveteFate and powerful
than in South Carolina, and IL eruancipa-
tion should succeed there, il might be TAX
on as proved chat il would succeed we'll
egers here. General Hunter had the same
thought IN his head, but be was perhaps .
litileiregular and premature ih carrying il
into execution. = N9leH' isf''.'s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

DIED, in Townsend township, June 18th, Al
bert Sweet, youngest son of Nelson and Eunice
Sweet. Deceased enlisted in company F, 49th
regiment At the time the army moved south
from Green River, he was unable to stand the
march and was sent to the barracks near Louis
vile, where he had a severe attack of typhoid
fever, from which he so far recovered as to be
able to return to his home, about two weeks be.
fore his death. He was but II years of age, YET
he has given his all-his life-for the honor o.
our flag, our country, and universal freedom.
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Trouble nre,,lng In enc Eass.

The last arrival from Europe brings an
important rumor that the Russian govern
ment has addressed circular to all its
agents in the East, recommending them to
make preparations for their departure, a
rupture Of diplomatic relations between ST.
Petersburg and Constantinopie being immi-
nent, II Is further reported that Napoleon
iotends to suppor: the Emperor Of Russia
in his designs upon Turkey. So "the sick
man" will soon be in greater trouble than
ever, ifrumor tells the truth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

From the Horvalk Reflector.
The following is an extract from letter
of Hon. S. 7. Worcester, dated Washing
ton, June l4th, o'clock p. M:
III have Just had call from DR.. Saxtop,
Surgeon of the eth Regiment o. v. He
left that Reg'ta a day or two since, at Luray,
Va. 1t forms part Of Shields Division.
He SAYS the health Of the Regiment is now
good. DR.. Saxon came to Washington 10
charge Of the sick and wounded of the
whole Division, but said there were none
that came with him who belonged to the
9Th. Col. Sawyer, he said was well, and
now in command, Col Carroll acting as
Brigadier General, though not yet confirm
ed. Nothing more said or done about ad
journment Of Congress"
Mr. Worceoter writes as follows unde
dato Of the l6th;
| "About 375 sick and wounded arrived il
the city, TO be disposed Of yesterday Sun
day. The woundedmen were from the ad
vance of General Shields, which had the
fight few days ago with tho rebel Jack
son, at the bridge near Port Republic
They we're chiefly from the Ohio 5th, 7th,
29th and 62d, and the 7th Indiana. About
IS of them from the 7th. Tho members Of
Congress from Ohio were very busy among
them yesterday, and some of them will be
to-day. The Ohio men were all taken to
Clifburne Hospital, where ! think they will
be well cared for and kept comfortable. l
was among them all day yesterday, and
shall be again to day until noon. Four of
them are from Capt. Sprague's old company.
These four have all got furloghs and wish
TO go home as soon as possible. / 60 this
morning to do what / can in getting their
pay aud helping them off,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27

ohas. A. Norton, Adjutant of the 49th Ohio
arrived home on Saturday evening, on fur
Tough of 80 days. Adj. Norton is considerably
wore down by fatigue and temporary illness,
which, we trust, few days at home will restore
He reports the 49th rugged and in good spirits
ready to meet tho rebels at a moments notice
He left the regiment at Florence, Ala, on tn,
18th. Capt. Bartlett and his company are en-
ljoying good health.
Lieut.. Caul of the 57th, has been at home sew.
eral days. His sickness was severe and he wa.
very much reduced. He is gaining slowly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-27
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a SPECIFIC nENEpY FoR

tt A. SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ~
SPermatorrhsa, Seminal RsakRess sNd General Ert
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This Mnlady, the terrible consequences Of which toe
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Is of the most insiduous and therefore dangerous,
all the long catalogue of human Ills It saps the very
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sinks the unhappy victim into inbecy and premature
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Sufficient toelect perauent csre in AGGRAvATKI
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EIeessss
Medical Testimony.
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D., An. Jour. IF Medical Science.
have found them all tkat cOld Be desired Their Ell
ect mas TRULY. .wnSDEkFuL. used them in
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treatment for years. think three boxes will complete
the eure."-E. p DIcKER, NJ. d.
NY- This is uota homeopathic Remedy, nor Is ther
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with II. IL Il
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and at the Sole Gen
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j. WINCHESTER, 80, John ST., N. Y.
Nov. ], 1861. S.H.K,&S. N.H..Ct. 42yl
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The erent Freneh Remeayl
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exert the hAppesl ssct 10 all Of Poispsus Ute
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tocount Of this certainty they should not be tstcn by
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carriage q esrtasn 70 be brought on but Al oshor psr
DDS their use Is perfectly nafe.e M a+et iin
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will ensure package Of Pills By return o. man,
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Fort Efie, q. W. Buffalo, n y.
cAgrioz--Bsware Of Counterfeits, the genuine have
the signature Of c. CR0sBY, on thu outside wrnpper.
For sale ~ Fremont By G. r. hcCuIloch, =. Buoklands
Z. Dillon. In Clyde, Wm. J. Miller. r, 4oTt
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Death of Wnl. rIeng.

S. P. Meng returned from Corinth, on We'd
nesday evening, whittier he had been 10 see his
sick brother-Wm. II. E. Meng-and minister
to his wants. But he arrived too late, William
had been dead and buried eight days, having
died of fdysentery and typhoid fever in one O.
the Corinth hospitals on the llth. Young Meng
was a member of company G. 7ad regiment his
age I9 years.
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sheriff,s sale.

Lewis Leppeman, 0iI IlI.IIl.
Sandusky County Common Pleas.
Sylvester Chapman 1i.i 'Htr
DY virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued from said Court
ID In the above entitled cause shall at the door Of the
Court House In Ffenon in Sandosky County Ohio, on
Saturday, the l2M day of July, a. d., 1902,
nt o'clock in the afternoon ofsaid day. offer for Sale
public auction, the following described lands and tene-
ments, to wit:
That portion Of Lot number thirty-fOur (3 in Ames
addition TO the Village Of Clyde, which lies north Of the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road, aud n uuoccupled by
said Rail Road Also shat portion Of Lot number forty
Eve 6 In Aes' addition To the village OF Clyde which
lies north and Is unoccupied by the Cleveland and Tole-
do Rail Road. Appraised at $4,000.
Greene and Winsow Attorneys
l A. Il. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont JUNE 9th. 1897. .-22M6. Pr Zee $40
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AT the Court House on Tuesday evening was
decided success. The sttendance was large,
and the supply Of refreshments most ample
Wednesday afternoon the children were sup
Piled with Strawberries, &C., having a pleasant
and happy time.
The receipts have not yet been ascertained.
They will not be less than, and may exceed one
hundred dollars. The Cadets will therefors
soon have their guns. ..t.
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Sheriff,s Sale.

Ebche1er B. sadler, ! 9A f1 RH "a 81 f
81 Guardian, Sandusky County Common Pleas.
9- " a 4H p UI W E
Michael Brady,
Administrator ct. al.
DY virtue ofsu order Of sale, issued from said Court
ID in the above entled cause shall at the door Of the
Court House in Fremont, Sandusky eounty, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18Th day of July, a. d. 1852,
at o'clock in tho said day. for sale
public auction, the following described lands and tene
ments, TO wit:
Situate In the village OF Bellevue In the county Of San
dusky aud State cf ohio and bounded and described
folows Lying north OF alley unning from the county
line road TO the KlboGrne road, known the Store
Lot formerly belonging to and occupied by Miles john
and the sold by said Sader Guardian Of Sa
mantha d. johnson tn John Cady, w. H. Richards anC
Robert Urow aud decided TO them June 10TH 1885, be the
same or less. Appraised at $4,000. .
A. r. FERGUSON Sheriff.
Fremont, June 6th 1s62--22w5.- Pr fee 81, 30
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shcriff,s sale.

John IT. McAfdIe, 1
" snndusty County Common Pleas.
AmofC G. Rodgers. E8'ur "a - = Z
Df virtue Order Of Sale ssned from aald Consl a.
ID the enve entitled cause, sun Al the door 81 ths
Court House 10 Fremont, in said county, Ohio, oa
Saturday, the 12M day Of July, a. d, 1862,
At O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day Offer for sale Al
public auction, the following described lands and tene
nenta. to witt! ft li. tift
fraction OF Lot number eleven hundred and hfty-one
dish an the town Of Fremont County Of sandusky,
and State Of Ohto John street commencing from the
line Of the south east High street aud funuiuf
from thence east sixty eight (6S feet and from t front
line south 70 the lipe Of the Cleveland aud Toledo Rail
Read appraised ~ $4,000.
AR. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont June 9Th, 1ss2-22w6. Pc fee ss,zS