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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Finnen-Cem 100 II OF " line of sd & - rds
W line of Prairie Avenue thence W 50 IT. thence
1l6 feet, thence so fl, thence W lie # to beg
The tollencing are in the N w Or Sec 6:
Chas Durkee--w 23 of all that parcel of land on n
or of or of sd sec bounded BY section line, by
W line OF W Main st, on the W by line Of Fremont
Avenue, by the line psrl to limo of sd sec & 81
rds thereirom
C Pierce-eom chns 81 ks W & rds o. ne cor OF
sd or rec, thence 81 rds IS ks, thence % rds II
ks, thence IL rds "a ks to Baidwin's land thee
rds. thence to line of Prairie Avenue, theme
to beg except that part taken for Pomeroy st
running & per map of Brande & Lothrop
Porter Bond-cem As rds II ks W rds OF ne cor
of sd thence ~ rds, thence Is rds, thence
II rds, thence IS rds to beg
Hale Bond-com on W line OF ne or of NV or of sec
20 rds of line of sd sec, thence to sw cor OF
or of NV or of sec g. thence "a rds, thence 90
rds, thence "a rds to beg +..+ II. =
Ehe-subdvision of acres in NV or see
6T1R23
Ehleit 1&2 bk 10 all that part lying within sub
division
James D P HawIey-lt 8 bk 10 ; all lying within said
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Gov 10 4O's.-The Kenosha County Bank
advertises in columns this week that it is
authorized to take subscriptions to the Govern.
meut lO~40 bonds.
This lO@4o loan is going off as rapidly as the
Treasury Department can supply them. The
sales during the past four days amounted TO 81,
600 900
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

on for CnIifOrnin.>-A company of six or
seven OF our citizens under the lead of Sheriff
Fox, started on the overland route for Califor-
mia They take out a number of horses and
wagons for the California trade.
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4cLauohlin's addition.
Second Ward---SE, or.

Second Ward---SE. Or. Sec. 80.
Y Berens-Bk %; the or thereof
A Mygdtt Bk 80; the h except pit side taken by
CO. and 1l-l2 by ll-l2 rds out Of sw cor
n Coiemdn-- ok 80; Of hf sd blk, thence
on line sd blk IL IL rds, thence line parl with
line sd blk HIP rds, thence parI with line sd bk
thence par with line sd blk HIP rds to by
NJ Seibdch--Bk 80; com at sd bk thence rds
line par with liue rds thence on line parl with
line of b rds, line sd bk rds to beg. $50
j tztngersk 80; com Is rds Of Sc sd bk thence
16 rds W S83- 100 rds, l6 rds, $500 rds TO beg
j 81; 80 rds of Sc sd Blk and line
thence n 6 12 rds Ards, 6 l2rds rds to b9
ruer-Bk 81: comic rds Of sd bk line same
thence 1912 rds, to line sd bk, to sw cor same
" ~ - Lot BIZ Lot Bk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Episcopal VisitatiOn.-An error was
made in the time in giving this notice last week
Bishop KEEPER will visit st Mathews Church,
on Sunday next, April Nth. Confirmation at
Morning Prayer
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
FOR SALE,

wHY Beautiful Homestead, 1-2 miles south
1VA of the city of Kenosha, on the Chic. Mil Rail-
way, containing Is of good land-a good brIck
house, barn ana oubouses-a good well and clsern at
the doora la &c bearing orchard containing all KINDS
of fruit. SAT- place will be sold at bargsin-one
half uowu The remainder time TO suit the BUY
er Enquire of VoIney French in the city, or OF the
subscriber the premises.
Pleasant Prairie, March 23d 1864.
5w42 WIN. S. SHEPARD.
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Lyman & IEOwry 81 Co., are in receipt
of portion of their spring stock of boots, shoes
&c This old and reliable firm propose to keep
up with the times in all The new styles and va
rieties of "dressng for the feet" We have only
room this week to make this announcement and
call attention TO the new advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

The First National Bank of KenOsha is re-
ceiving subscriptions for the new Government
Loan, or 1910 bonds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

II The First National Bank of Kenosha is
receiving subscriptions for the New Government
Loan, or 1910 bonds.
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Cash sdOTe.-We call special attention to
the advertisement of J. w. DECKER, corner of
Main and Park streets. lie has a large and va
ried stock of Family Groceries, which he pro-
poses to sell lower than can be bought for at the
present time in Chicago. He advertises to pay
the highest market price, in cash for Butter, Pc.
tatoes, &c. We call the attention of our friends
in the country TO this feature in his advertise.
ment.
The First National Bank Of Kenosha is receiv'
ing subscriptions for the New Government Loan
or I0-4O bonds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

EGG DurnHt advertises q convenient House
with extensive grounds, adjoining In the city tor
sale or to rent See advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Cows E.Ost.-Our friend S. Y. BRANDE has
lost his two cows, which have either strayed OF
been stolen. Amy person knowing anything of the
whereabouts of the cows will secure a reward
and confer favor by informing him at once.
See advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Eg See advertisement Of auction Sale
among our new advertisements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
Chicago & Milwaukee Railway

HNOR SALE.-The following articles will De soId
4 very low for cash. / second hand PlanoL S, Seo
ond hand Melodeons-1 sewing Machine, COC :
Persons wishing purchase will find it to tner ~
est to call soon the above articles WIN oe U d.
bargains. MAN. TO
Kenosha, March o. 1864. 4"9Z
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Miss Parker announces this week, in our ad
vertisng columns, that she will keep on hand a
full assortment of hoop skirts and corsets for the
accommodation of her customers, which she will
sell as cheap as they can be obtained elsewhere
See adYarfsiement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Thomas Moran. It 5&6 BIZ %; com at sw cor OF no,
thence SO #, thence parl to line OF Blk across
Its 6&5 to line oft 5, thence SO #. thence on
$ line of Its 6&5 to beg
l. Donley 1t $40 blk Is at NV cor Of II b, Tn ee
southerly go it. thence parl with line of ok aero
Its and to line of 1t s. thence to ne cor OF IL,
thente to beg
l. Donlev It's and blk Is com sc It of sw oflt
g. thence So it, thence parl with line Of blk,
across Its and 5 to line oft 3, thence 80 II,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

shipwPeck.- collision occurred at the en-
trance of GUS harbor Friday last during quite ,
severe blow from the northeast, which resulted
in the wreck of the small slope Helen Mar. o
Chicago. As near as we can learn. the slooI
was just coming into the harbor, when the
schooner Speed, also intent upon getting in ou
of the storm, overlook the sioop, knocking
her ON to the south harbor pier, and so disabling
her that she finally drifted inside and sunk near
the south side of the harbor She was loaded
with few barrels of salt, which of course Yves
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
Fourth Ward--se OR See 81.

H W. Johnson-Bk 2; ne or thereof. .--l
Miss Webb-Bk 3; com 100 IT of NV cor sd biz thence
southcrIy 142 it, thence to west st 40 #. thence
SO IL IT. thence 1S0.ft parl with line Of blk,
thence about rds to Grand at, thence 60ft TO beg
4H HolbroOk--Bk 8; line of I'D bk 100 II Of
NV cor, thence 1852 it. thence to W line OF bk,
100 Fl to n line Of blk, thence on line of bk to
| beg. o.,
| on W line rds, thence rds thence to line of
sd blk, 4 rds to beg. 49,
A. KIipfel-Bk 4; 100 IL # of NV cor sd bk,
thence par'l with rock st to line of bk, thence
40 it. thence to line of sd b K, thence to beg.
| A. Fisk-Bk o; n hf thereof.
L d. QIAR.n
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

L Bsnedict-lt bk \, at sw cor of II Z, thence "A
to point due W Of point 100 # of NV cor oft
II, thence to ne Of hf of sd or sec, thence
Z tn ne cor Of ed It. thence W ia bag
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Charles Ford. PIT or, com As bar Oh pc COZ
! II and 299 10 # of W line of Old chicago road
thence W 1-2 rods, thence n 5-s roos, tnenSe
10 rods thence to beg; except that paTt tahen ny
the extension Of Julius st to old chicago hoao' -
Estate of 0iNiel. Part ne or, com Ious u ~
10 rods of Sc cor fit II, thence parl Win nne
of lot IT. AZ it. thence IL RODS, tbence ~ iee
thence 1~2 rods to beg. -
Estate of MONeil Part ne or, com 40 rus Vi &c GU
of lot II line OF old chicago [1aq' Is tbence
1.2 feet thence rods thence Al IL IL 1nence
s rods to beg. xu17 - -
Wm NJ Allen. Com 60 rods OF Sc cor OF !! II On
line of old Chicago Road, thence W to me oi
Fsaid mr. sec thence n on said line OF SAID n oil
sd or sec to s line of Julius st extended roln Ann
st to line of Old Chicago road thence - ben
line to W line of Chicago road, thence 10 Des'
G Speaker Lot bk lane or
Rond 81 strOng's Ad-ne or sec q Town
1 Range 23.
Tbos Kane Lot bk IS w Strong, lot ok Is
I V Davis, lot 8 bk 10 Speaker, lot % . Ok ~
VIM s Strong, blk % Loren SYKES OA ~
Haughey, 1t bk 81
Holmes 81 Nichols Addition,
Philips, It u bk1 Philips ,D lGs 1 e. b *
do 1t Is blk DO lo' A'i IN
H Philips pit II blk !
all of a line par with
line 1t II and 81 IL RODS
therefrom extended W to
VIM ,rns a. It 9bk5 Joseph Cook, lot bk
Tntnown. lot 6. bk5 Unknown, lot 7 blk 0
oU I DGmu n Of Elizabeth st T Bond, 1t 10 Blk
U Harra, IL Ok ~ O bk
L II Philips, lot blk 5 Ph!hps' ~
do lot ID bk5 JCOrvis, 1t bk
T nOr,;s NJ III blr G ID Bond, lot9 blk
n D pkiin ~ iot XII q L H Philips, lot bk
- hHiiP', so do [ lot blk
II n ~ Rond bt 10 FO Harra, lot ok II
F o Harrow, 1t 2 blk II DO ,tsbp II
do lt4 blk IL UNKNOWN ~ ~. IN r. -
n az DOWN. IN bi 70 LII Philips lot Blk u
- a. iii'p1 Int ht 10 do lot blk ~
uo iot III 70 do lot 6 bk IL
do lot 7bk1 Mrs Taft, 1t blk ID
John Quinlin, 1t biz IL VIM strong, e ~ "a
j Mckinney, 1t 10 blk u PhllIps, ~ On
H Philips, til blk ID 40 10 M "a
~ ~ HI Il do 1t 10 bk IA
DO It 10 bk IA L Butler, 1t blk IA
Butler, 1t blk IA do IL DIX Ia
do 1t bk IA
The t0LLoacing an N. w. ST'
Bond Porter, pit NV or,
com 45 rds and II links W
~ rds ne cor sd or sec,
thence IL rds theLce
thence IL rds e to beg Hale Bond, com W line
ne or NV or ofsee 6 and ~
rds n line sd see, thence
s to sw cor ne ar NV or sec
G. thence e 81 rds, thence
60 rds, thence W "a rds
s. to beg.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
ames D P HawIey-lt 8 bk 10 all lying within said

Cary Bronson--com at point % chains l. 81 links
from line of sd Or sec Is rds ks " from line,
thence W to land ned by Hale Bond, supposed
to be % rds II ks, thence to corporation line.
thence to APPOINT of beg, thence to beg except
what may be included in Fremont a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
Robinson 81 HOWes Champion


Circus.-This extensive establishment, the
largest in thd United States, and the identical
institution that has drawn crowded houses for
the past four months in Chicago, will visit Ken
osba on Tuesday the 18th inst. 1t will reach
here by rail road, under the direction of our fell
low tOwnsman E. A. Tompkins who has assum,
ed the responsible position of General Agent
The Champion Circus is properly named and its
proprietors claim, and can show a troup of per-
formers, a stock of trained horses, ponies and
mules, an outfit and paraphernalia, vastly SUI
perior to those identified with contemporary cir
cuses. The Great Robinson, the surprising bare
back rider, will appear both night and day in
his sensational act, and exhibit his golden belt,
presented to him by the Captain General of Ha
wanna The caIisthenio feats, by Burrowes,
Kelly, Bordeau and Carr, the double somersaul :
ter, Sam Rinehart, the fascinating Mdle Elise
those humorous testers, A. +. Aymar and John
L Davenport, the sprightly Lester, and in fact
the whole of the agile and gifted artists form a
host of strength. The performing horse, Gen
Grant, trained by Frank j. Howes the War
Charger, and the mules Broad Gauge" and
beau Haoket must be seen to be appreciated
We are satisfied to recommend the coming con.
Germ as a first class. A no. ! Circus
~-e-s
E'IEe First National Bank OfExe
mOsha is receiving subscriptions for the new
Government Loan or 1910 bonds
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

The Subscriber would say to all friends
that his stock Of Trees, Vines Sc, has come.
and may be found under the store of Messrs Ly
man s. Co, STEPHEN GAIT.
Kenosha, April ii, 1864
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E;o1,o tVs1ter1 A1fdttion 8 " Or Sac d

FysE,s WeStern Addition s " Or Sec 81
Serene Tisk-lt blk all that part within city lin
| its supposed te be So # o and W
Serene Fsk-bk all that part within city limits the
| minimum width supposed to be So #
Serene Fisk-lt bk II all within city limits bound
cd on the W by W hf of sw or sec 81
Serene Fisk 1t blk IL all within city limits bounded
ON the w by w hf of sW Or sec 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Mary Mcdonald, 1t 27 1-3
do lt2b27 1-3
Jacob Engel, 1t 81, W thereof
Jacob Engel 1t BIZ, h thereof
n Ehle 1t b p, thereof
Daniel Ulman 1t q, h thereof
Peter Reas, 1t 10 q, W h
do 1t II 81; W hf
James Hogan, 1t II q 90 # ofe h
do 1t II BIZ, 90 #
Vim Sc mour, 1t %, undivided
VIM Seymour 1t b %, undivided
Serene Fisk, 1t b % undivided
do 1t b28, undivided
VIM Faber, 1t %
John Treston, 1t q b2S
Serene Fisk It - IS, except II in width off end
sd 1t
Theodore Myers, 1t %
John Ronebeck Its $ 49, Il # from cor of
1t Z thence on line of sd lot 43 #. thence parl
with line of lot to line of lot s, theace - feet
en- sd line, thence to beg
Estate of John Grove Its I,8 49, undivided off 80
# sd 1t
Estate Of John Grove, tt Q b 90 % thereof
do 90 lt10b29
Michael Grove Its rs 20, undivided 40 # sd It
VIM Fisk, 1t II %
| E G Runals, 1t 80, Il # of sd 1t
Ward 81 com p 5-12 fl Of Sc of brick store
on It's Il and 13 in sd biz thence % 712 IT, thence
to the alley on end of sd IT, about 50 it, thence
| % III feet thence e to beg
Patrick Monaghan, 1t b31 Pat Monaghan, It s 81
| E Bennett, 1t 6 b 81 Widen and estate Of
1 eE Marquardson, 1t b 81
-.H- b thereof
| S Fisk, 1t 8 80, except "a # off end of sd It
| do lt4b32 except "a # off end of sd 1t
John Aver, 1t 5 80 except Is It of 4 end sd It
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Hale & Bond, com on W line
ne or NV or ofsec 6 and 20
rds s n line sd sec, thence
s to sw cor ne ar NV or sec
6. thence e 81 rds, thence
n 60 rds, thence W "a rds
ia hpu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
second Ward Civ of Kenoshn

g. II. Or, Sec. 81, I0a0n 2, Runge %.
Mygatt, b 30 h except part side taken by &
II RR and 1l-l2 rods by HIP rds out of sw cor
Minerva Coleman, pit 80 n h sd b, thence
on line Of sd 1l-12 rds thence line parl with
of sd HIP rds thence par with line of sd
bS1112 rds. thence parl with line sd HIP rods
beg.
NJ StenbacK pt 30, com sd b thence II rods,
thence line parl with line sd rds thence
line parl with line of rds, thence line sd b
Ids beg. =.
ohm Jacobs pit 81, 81 rds of sd on line
same thence I6 1-2 rds thence rds, thence 10
IL rds, thence e rds to beg.
Paul Kramer pit 81, con- 40 rds " Sc sd b and
line ofsame, thence l6 Ia rds, thence to line sd
b. thence to sw cor of same thence to beg except
rds off " side, taken by d Ms RR
Strong s. Bond, pit b 80, undivided h or Or
do pit b 80, undivided of ne Or or
FISK and Bond pit %, or or.
Serene Fisk, pit b 3D. swfqr Or,
Estate of Young, pit b 49, e NV NV Or
ThOs ID Bond, pt 80. NV Or or
Joseph Klipfel, pit 32 N seqr neqr
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

,E'IRe First National Bank OfEGe,
nOsha is receiving subscriptions for the new
Government Loan or IO-AO bonds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

I,P. H. Wood, Treasurer of the County OF Kenosha,
do hereby give notice that the End Tuesday being
ing days shall sell at public auct ion venaue at
the Court House in the County aore aid the follow
ing described LOIS pieces parcels of land or so mu en-
theree may be necessary pay the taxes interest
and charges thereon for the year 1868 and the Bounty
tax interest and charges the reon for tho year lo64
to wit Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
4w45 p. Ii. WOOD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

G H Paul. s ne or sec s
do ne or ne or sec
do NV or Sc or sec s
George FORTS 8 pit sw or Sc or sec
w Socum. NV or NV Or sec9
j Brown. r h sw or sec 8
do Sc or NV ar sec 8
F Warner. South side NV or NV or sec II
o Head. East sw or sec II
s Jensen. South part ne frac or sec 10
Paddock .. East pit NV frac or sec 12
NJ Fannon Ne ar ne or sec %
D Pingree. Lot sec 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

d H HYDE 1t blk 6; eqr sec 81 sw or sec So com az
NV cor of s. thence IS #, thence to line oil 80
H. thence n to n line OF sd It, thence W to beg
T n Bond-lt 6 blk com at cor OF b, thence
rds. thence n 4 rds, thence 3 rds, thence on "
line to beg n "a
It, thence to Sc cor, thence n rds, thence 10
within rds of NV cor of sd It, thence to beg
Serene Fisk-lt 1&S bk7 hf of W hf thereof
49, & Nnres-lt As hk " hf of W hf thereof
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5 FISK, tt 0 DIX .
] H Kimball, pit Its 2, Il 3
blk 8, undivided h thereof
Geo Kimball, 1t 3 blk II,
| undivided h thereof
E G Hart, 1t 9 blk IL
E W Evans, pit Its IL & II
! blk ID, all that part ly'
ing e Of Main st not taken
by K r Il K l Il r track
R Bell, 1t 2 blk II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
N. EhIe,s subdixi.ion oil 8 Acre..

n. Z HOS SubdIVIbIOH OF y 1ACHVE-
D Hawley lot bk IS
all lying within sd subon Cook, IL DIX IA
Unknown 1t 8 bk 16 unknown, 1t blk 10
N Ehles subdivision ORG
acrs sd or sec Unknown, IL Ok 10
N Ehles subdivision of
acres on sd or sec Unknown, lot o ok !.
Ehles subdivision of .
acres on sd or sec
Cary Bronson, com at point 80 chs and "a links
n from line of sd or sec and Is rods and Z INKS
W from e line, thence W to land owned by Hale &
Bond supposed to be % rods and II links, thence
to the corporation line, thence to point OF peg
thence n to beg, except what may be included IN
Fremont Avenue.
Civ of KenOshn-4th Ward; Sc OR,
sec. 81, Town 2, Range 23.
A Fisk, pt bk 5 ne thereof W Evans ptbk W 1-3
of NV ar thereof
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-19

Quite a number of the men of Fremont and
vicinity, have got the Idaho fever, and some
parties are making preparations to leave for the
gold mines in that territory on the first of March.
These men who would "hasten to be rich,
should remember that "all is not gold that gilt
ters." A Mr.. Chase who left Iowa some two
years ago on a tour through the land Of gold,
has returned. He spent month in Idaho, leav-
ing some time in November He gives the
"other side of the story"-states that the mines
of California are much richer than those of Ida
ho-that in the latter country they occupy a
very limited space, and are poor at that 1t
was estimated that 10000 men in Idaho were
out of employment, and everything exorbitantly
high. The climate is cold, and they have ice
there in August. 1t is nothing uncommon to
have four or five feet of snow, which lasts all
through the winter. Rather discouraging pic
ture without the usual gold setting.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-19
BOUNTY FUND.

save Yourselves from the Draft.-11O Men
Wanted to clear Sandusky Township
At meeting held by the citizens of Sandus-
ky township Wednesday evening. 18th inst,
the following persons were appointed Com
mittee in each Military District to procure funds
enough to pay Township Bounty of $l5O to
each man who enlists for the Township:
D1sr. No. If. W. Remey, Geo. Holman,
and Frank Geible.
DIsr. No. 81. E. Amsden, H. r. Shomo,
and Benz. Seaman.
D1sr. No. SC. H Burdck, John Flaugher,
and Geo. Heller.
DIsr. No. 4.-Henry Shreher, N. r. Tucker
and Adam Hensel.
DIST No. 5.-Henry Imler, o. G. Cooper
and jackson Wolf.
The Committee will call upon all citizens i'm
mediately, and it is hoped that each and every
one will respond literally. $25 from each
person will save Sandusky township from pro-
bably the last Darft that will be made
C. o. Tillotson was appointed Treasurer, to
whom all money subscribed can be paid, moi
paid to the Committees.
@. o. TILLOTSON, Charm.
Gro. J. KRERs Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-19
Home Items. &c.

ADvERr1sE.-Barnum said (and who knows better than
he) that owed his entire fortune to printes ink
that he had never spent dollar in advertising which had
not brought him ten" Let merchants and all bn-
siness, enterprising men follow the course and
they will be fully successful Advertise II you want
to grow rich.-Erehange.
That's it; whoever would succeed in his bu-
siness should Adrertise. We have enlarged cur
paper that advertisers may have plenty of room.
The JOURNAL has larger circulation than any
other paper in this vicinity.
WIN. A. HILL, of Rollersville, on Wednesday
afternoon of last week, 10th inst, drew from the
Bank of Fremont, $3.50 in U. S. green backs, "
two 300 bills, and three $40 bills. Mr.. Hill
was in town until about evening, and started for
home; arriving there, he found his money gone.
He has no idea when or how it was lost. A re-
ward of $50 is offered for its return TO him or
to the Bank of Fremont.
York Township is offering bounty Of $l0O
for new recruits in addition to the Government
bounty, which offer will be continued until the
first of March.
JOHN HADDox, of Blanchard township, Ham
cock county, on e2sth ult shot an eagle which
measured IL feet across the wings, and weigh
ed 1917 pounds.
The new Hall in the Moore, Vallette d Raw
son Block will be opened for Ball on Monday
evening next, Feb. 22d.
The JOURNAL is the largest and best weekly pa
per printed in Northern Ohio, outside of city Of
fees. The price is only $3.50 per year sent by
mail, advance pay. Every man in Sandusky
comfy should take the JOURNAL.
Hon. o. MCINTYRE, member Ohio Legislature
from Sandusky county, was in town the 18th.
Common Pleas Court will resume its session
in Fremont, on Tuesday 23d.
| A Cotillion Party comes off next week Friday
evening at Ryder's Hall, Elmore. Proceeds tc
go to the Soldiers Aid Society.
The receipts of the great Sanitary Fair al
Cincinnati, were $286,OOO; net profit to the San.
itary Commission, $23OOOO.
We will thank our friends in all parts of the
county, to send US any and all items of local in
terest which transpire in their vicinity. Send
or bring them in as soon as Wednesday of each
week. No attention paid to anonymous articles
| F. S. WHITE offers a large number of Towr
Lots for sale, cheap. See advertisement.
Judge GREENE has resumed the practice of the
law, forming co-partnership with his SOD.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-19
The nIayor,s Charge. .again.t DIR. Boole.

Mayor Gunther has filled with Governor
Seymour affidavits and charges against
City Inspector Boole. The Mayor, in his
letter, calls attention to the law giving the
Governor power to remove officials for
cause. tits, however, said that the Gov
ernor does not consider the charges suffi-
cient as they now stand, to move in the
matter. The charges are the letter of
Thomas N. Carr, and an affidavit of the
same person, charging that one hundred
and thirty-one men are paid for doing
nothing at two dollars day, and that all
the work done by the one hundred and
thirty-one for several months could have
been done by two men.-M Y Post