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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11
HBTNgTRHHT's
NIsSITABLE HAIR REsTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,

But restores gay hair 20 IT. original color, b. suE
plytng the capillary tubes with natural sustenanoS
fgipaired By ago or disease. al INSTANTANEOUS DYE
ere composed OF lunar caustic, destroying the vitality
and beauty cf the hair, and afford OF themselves %
dressfnF Hen strest'a Inimftable Coloring not onh
restores hair to It's natural color by easy process
but Rivez the hairs
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
vrouots its growth, prevents its falling Oh, ersdi
cateE dandruf and fnparts health a1d pleasantneR
60 the head II has stood the test Of time being thi
orginal Hair Colorfng, and ia constantly inore2sin
in favor. Used by both gentleman and laoteH.
H-It Il sold BY ali respectable dealers, or can b
procured by them Of the Commercial Agents, d.
BARhEs 60 202 BroadWaJ, New York. Two u
Eas, 50 oentE and 81, 90. iulylO-B27soH
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Faro IS Low as By Any ether Route.

BAGGAGE CHECKED FHROUGH.
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FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Ceiar-St,, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
East CleVelsnd-hear Euclld-St aud Wilson Ave
nue., large and convenient Brick House. with
mocern improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For e5fO 90.
H@-A Also, a large number OF Farms, Out-Lot5,
DEelllngl, a. too numerous to advertise. decl6
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THRnTGH TIGKRTs

PASSENGERS By this Lins have choice Of Five DIE
rs1t Boutss between New York and BcstOn.
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. EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
4 y liOrr1eriy Of the firm o. Littiss 4 KsyssJ hos
asened Bsal Estate OGlcs in RouseB Block, corner
o. uPeElorSt. and Public Square, and constantly
hand several thousand OF hrst quality Farms
tng LRnon IN the 5tatea ofIowa, Wisconsin and Efa
sorrt 70 eLohsngei0r city county propsrty sIlol
'Ur aliE1nd1 q 7sEso1si SrCBsrtT. PArtcash paidE
Z s's-zz-T eBr1e-HEs
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REAL EaTATE.
DRAYTON 5 sTOgKWGLL,
RE.E EsTAFE AGENEs.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOB sAIE.

Oaes Eo. : AtRzt5r BuIIding. Entrances theosGh
- Is Isseranoe Ohies Of H. 7. BrAytoa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11

From the New Orleans Correspondents Of the Bos-
ton Traveller.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11

LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
Lie ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand largo lot CT Earns and Farming Lands IN
mis- STATE, Iowa Wisconsin aud Illinois.
HS-Onoa over no. 80 south side Of Pub. Square.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT.

Some months SINCE we announced that Hon.
HoRAcE GREELEY was engaged in writing his
tory of "tbe American Conflict" and that the
matter for the first volume was in the hands of
the publishers, o. ID. Case d Co., Hartford Conn
The first volume is published andwe are in re-
ceipt of copy. This work is not record of
marches, battles and sieges, but is history in
tended to exhibit especially its moral and polit-
ical phases, with the drift and progress of Amer
lean opinion respecting human slavery, from
I776 to the close Of the war for the Union. 1t
is highly illustrated by portraits, on steel, Of
generals, statesman and other eminent men,
TIE first volume commences with 1776 and
closes with 1862, and contains the views and
opinions of all the earlier eminent men on the
subject Of slavery. 1t is a volume of 64S pages,
printed in beautiful, new type in two COLUMNS,
with full notes in small type at the bottom Of
the pages.
The publishers say that the demand for the
work is so great-that with all their facilities for
printing and binding they are utterly unable to
supply the orders as they come in. Orders for
$4,000 copies have already been received and
but small portion of the country has beer
canvassed. Its sale is unprecedented.
The price of the work is-Embossed Cloth
$3.50; Embossed or Plain Leather, $780, Ex.
ira Fine Edition, $3.50. Orders can be sent te
o. d. Case & Co., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
or Levi Bonney, IA Superior Street. Cleveland
Ohio, General Agent fOF Ohio and Michigan,
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.


The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scrptious will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years from Aug l6th 1854 with semi-A
BuS interest at the rate OF seven and per
cent per snnunprincpAl and interest bothto be paid
in IAwfnl money. at
These notes will be convertible at the option Of the
hOloer AZ in.o r'A eOa Oeans Oono1
80, go. ,,.,s ,he oIat IT, IN
~ i ,snop;p.4;ous Of $40 500 300 81 o ana
.s ooo "a IN .h..,;rt;or, ,,,st ts fr sft
sor,a ,,,l.;nls ~ sf,v 5olIars
IT,. o,s. iii he transmitted IN tho o,rnsrs fro. ,f
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t.,ts ,,,os d.. i,.,.s, ,,,r A,.,,,, ls,i, -
making deposits to that date pay the in
terest accrued from date Of note to date ofdeposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time viii be allowed
accumulation Of one-quarter Of one per cent which will
be paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
bill for ths amount certified TO by the officer with whom
the deposit was made No dsdncuons for commissions
must be made from the deposits ..tssas tes ,,. 8
Special Advantages of this Loau.l -.e
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a,t- ,or ;,s assats ara a;ths II
80 or IN notes or bonds ua,nbi. IN oyS
saousIlv convenient as tennor,r mr.
n,ast,,.nt Tn. notes can ag.ys Iva so,d f ;,,,,,,
fraction of their face and accumulated ,ptar.st ,rd
tho ht sacur;tv With banks as coIIs,rsls Tor aioc,,,
n 4 s-oo fL.IJp
W. : -,
IN hAuuAon " e very l'ei@i n'efess"n ele notes ior
tnree years. 4li' piese VI o"nFeS2on IL no" worm
ABOUT Nntee P0i i' Pe e"u i' '"e current f~te ior
o-zO oohus is nov Aess INA" Ae Pe' M anc
Oei"re 'ne wal 'o PS. W - POI 0els' " o. otocks
was over twenty Pe oe'- ~ va" pe seen tnat tne actual
Proht on TINS ioa a. ne rate is not less
than ten per cent per Annun' -.1-s.fs. T..
EXEMPTION from State or Municipal lax
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16

Tc the worshpful Master, WNrdens and Brstheren of
Toledo Lodge, No. 144, F. A NJ: ~ ~
The undersigned beg leave 20 submit the following
port - -.-tf 3e
Whereas, This Lodge has heard with unfeigned sorrow
of the death Of brother John G. Cochrae who died the
death of patriot in consequence of wounds received on
the battle field while lighting the good fight his and
for country; Therefore,
ResOipsd, Thatwe mourn his loss of one who truly
supported the character Of his profession of Mason
true unsehsh honorable citizen, and brave soldier who
cut down too early but had lived long enough
to be forgotten by his brothers and friends him
in Lille. r-zfs tt-
ResOlued, That sincerely sympathize with his be-
reaved mother and family and with his brave comrades
of the 9th Regiment Ohio Volunteers uniting tears
OF affection with theirs the grave of our deceased
friend.
ResolUed, That this lodge be drsped and its members
wear the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
RceOtred That copy of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the relatives Of our deceased brother.
ResoIrsd That if the resiqs Of our deceased brother
should e brought nerment to the town Of Fremont
that we will attend the funeral as a Lodge.
Respectfully, i-A ( L. n. PIKE,
Chairman of Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Court of Common Pleas in for the County
Sandusky, and State of Ohio - 7
n ODMAN q. WELLS, Plaintiff. - ~ IL /

ID 0DMAN II. WELLS, Plaintiff, us e1
Newell K wste6eld,
Huldah NJ. Wakefield, -. 'l 70
William Z. Bleeker, e- J = rsdtr -s.
Henry BECKER, and .s..
Samuel D. Vose, Defendants.
THE said Newell &. Wakefield, William E. BIeeLer
Henry Bleeker and Samuel D. Vose are hereby noti6ed
that on the day of August eighteen hundred and
Office of said Court his petition against then and the
said Hudah N. Wakefield, alleging and charging that
said Wells ID the of three certain prsnmssory
notes given by said Newell X, Wakefield payable TO the
order OF Tose Co., q firm composed of said William z.
Bleeker, Henry 3leeker and Samuel ID. Vose, which
notes were secured by mortgage given by said Newell
K wakefield and Hudah NJ Wakefield, his wife, to said
Voss c.. the following described lands and tene-
msns situated in the village OF Clyde in the said
II being part the west half of the north-vest quar-
ter Of section number thirteen township number four
range number sixteen; it being part of William Hamers
Reservation in the village of Clyde commencing about
seven rods north easterly directon the west line
of the county road, from the southeast said re-
serve then running in western direction parallel with
dusky City and Indiana Railroad fifteen feet from the
centre Of the track then ina northeasterIy direction
along the east line of said Raroad foar rods thence in
an easery direction parallel with said south line of said
reserve the west line of said county road thence in
southerly direction along the west line of said county
road four rods tn the place of beginning.
That said Vose Coz Afterwards endorsed and deliy-
cred said plaintiff who is the owner and holder
thereof and - sech ", in equity the assignee of said
mortgage. Nft stE@Els ~
That there is due said three prommssory notes,
from the defeDdaEt Newell K Wakefield to the plaintiff
the offouE hundred and dollars and egh
ty cents 44SSG with interest thereon from the first
day Of October, eighteen hundred fifty five.
Said petition prays for judgment against said Newell
K Wakefield for said of four hundred and forty
eight dollars eighty CENTS and interest thereon from the
the day of october, eighteen hundred ftyfve and
the sale Of said morgsged premises to pay the
and costs. &. ~ .-.s sai.f ff.--..lff
Said defendants are further notified that unless they
answer said petition by the eighth day OF October A. D.
eighteen hundred four Judgment and order of sale
will be entered according to the prayer thereof.
sl s-. Is R0DMAN H. WELLS,
BY BUCKLAND EVERETT, his Attorneys.
August s, 1864. 31w7 Price, $l9, so
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Fremont Journal.
ISAAC M. KELLER, EDIron AND paorarrro,

Leaned ana 6peclaA NoueeS, pfsceonB mAfL1aSes anu
Double Column Advertisements, will be charged double
Until further notice. so per cent. viii be add
ed to the above rates. When taken into con-
sideration that the weekly issue Of the JOURNAL
is over 1900 copies, these rates are not so high
as those of every other weekly paper in Ohio.
Administrators Appointments, and Attachment No
tces $500 for three weeks. Affidavit extra.
Legal Advertisements Of kinds 70 cents per square
for the first insertion 20 cents per squrrs for each subse-
quent insertion. Afidayit extra
Business Cards, lines, $5 per year. Each additional
line 81 per line.
Local Business Notices. 10 lines inssrtion$l each
additional line cents per line.
Religious Notices. Marrsges and Deaths free. Ohitu
ary notices and accompanying deaths cents per
line. No charge less than rs cents.
We assure our patrons that 80 soon as prices
come down to old standards, we shall make a
corresponding reduction.
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+. $. Excise Taxes.
FsIoX % The COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE,
For the 9th District OF Ohio,
luf

OFsIOE THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvESUK,
For the 9th District OF Ohio,
NORwALK, o., Sept. lst 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Assessor Of
IN this District having rendered 10 me his Annual Cot
lection List commencing May lst 1864 OF all persons IL
able to the payment of United States Duties, tDcudng
for Licenses, Incomes, Carriages, Silver Pate Sc
therefore, all persons liable 10 the payment OF sucn n
ties Tax said District within the county oi san
% sky and State Of Ohio hereby Dotlned inst te
shall neglect pay the Duties and Taxes assessed upon
them by the 3Oth day ofSeptenbeT 1854 will be liable To
pay the ten per centum additional upon the amount
thereof.
For the purpose of receiving said Duties and Taxes u
SAndusky county, the Deputy Collector for said County
will be AT his Office at the County Seat during business
hoUrs until the 3Oth day of September, 1864.
S-sy~ OHIV United States Money reoetUed
JOHN y. DEWEY, Collector.
c. O. TTI.IOTsON, Deputy Collector for Ssndusky
Countv OFFICE-at Bank Of Fremont
Hours for receiving Taxes, from O'Clock A. D., to
o,clock p M 36w3
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Time Table,

There three trains per day. way,
the c. h 7. Road; trains will leave follows:
Going East,
Buff EXP 6.O0AK; Nail 11.20 Am; N. Y. EXP. SAT PN.
Going West,
Chic. EXP s.54AN; Nall 5.15 rE; Tel. Exp lois Pm.
Fremont. Lima Union Road, train esvesat 600 A.
ssndusky, Day Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde,
Going South, Mail, 7.o5 An. Accom-, 11.OO AN.
Going North, Nail, o.o7 Pm. Accom-, 500 AN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
uEx.cAN pVUSraNG LINImENTs

The parties in St Louis Il Cincinnati, who have been
Counerfeting the Mustang Lniment under prstense of
have been thoroughly estopped by the
Courts. To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the U. States Treasury private steel
plate stamp which placed the top Of
bottle. Each stamp bears the smIe Of my Signature
and without which the article is Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation Examine every bottle This
niment has been in and growing in favor for many
years. There hardly exists hamlet the habtable
Globe that does not contain evidence of its wonderful
effects 1t Is the best emoient in the world With its
present improved ingredients, it's effects upon and
beast perfectly remarkable Sores healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful, and
untold ills assuaged For cuts, bruises sPrsins rheumS
tis swelIings bites caked breasts, strained horse &c,
is Sovereign Remedy that should never be dispensed
With II should be in every family Soldby all DruggEs
ID. 8. BAIaNESs Nev.XO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
SORGHUM CONyENTION.

Pursuant to notice syrup manufacturers from
different parts of the county of Sandusky, as
sembled in convention at the Court House, in
Fremont, Aug. 81, 1864. James A. Watrous
was chosen Chairman, and j. A. BOwlus Secre-
tary.
On motion of A. Collier, the convention or
ganized into society, to be known as the San
dusky County Domestic Syrup aud Sugar Man
ufacturers Association. On motion the follow
ing officers were elected for one year.
President, j. A. Watrous; Vice President, W.
B. Durfee; Treasurer, H. Herman; Secretary,
j. A. Bowlus.
On motion j. A. Watrous, A. Collier, W. B.
Durfee, II. Herman and J. A. Bowlus, were aP-
pointed a committee to draft constitution.
All persons wishing to become members of the
Association are requested to hand their names
to J. A. Bowlus, Secretary. a----f-
motien to have uniform price for manu-
featuring syrup prevailed. 1t was unanipous-
ly agreed upon to make syrup for the hall, as
usual or 40 cents per gallon, at the option of the
producer of the cane.
motion to meet again on Saturday, Nov.
18th, 1864, prevailed. 70 said meeting it is de-
sired that all the manufacturers of syrup and
sugar in the county and as many from adjoin-
ing counties as cap, viii come and bring samples
of syrup and sugar, of their manufacturing
We also invite the producer of the cane to come
and meet us in convention and all others that
feel disposed.
On motion Editors Keller and Flaugher are
requested to publish the proceedings Of the con-
ventiOn in their papers. Convention then ad-
iourned to November 18th, 1864.
l. A WATROUS, President,
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AN ORDINANCE,

To enforce Che Collection Of Fines.
he 1T ORDAINED by the Common Council of the In
IL corporated Village Of Fremont, that the Mayor
any Justice of the Peace in said village before whom
person brought under arrest when complaint is made
and who SHAH on hearing adiudge any fine for any viO-
laton any ordinance of said Village may, an has dis
eretion order adjudge that the defendant found
guilty, stand committed to the County Jail until the
amount Of sue aud costs adiudged against him shall be
paid.
SEC. 2. This orinancn 30 take effect and be in force
frGm ndatter its publication Passed September FiNth
1854. Garvin, Van Ness Thompson Dryfoos, and
Rooms. Nays-none.
L. Q. RAwSON, Mayor.
Attest-D. W. KREBs, Recorder. 8ews
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16

THE BEAUTIES OF CHEMICAL SCTENcE.-The
field of the chemist is ample, and reveals new
beauties as he explores. With what delight do
we behold his operations, but We do not always
appreciate his efforts to benefit the race. 1t is
often in the more simple articles of home con-
sumption that he achiyeshis grandesttriumPhs.
The production of De Land d Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus was blessing TO mankind that can
not be measured by money, The chemist will
not have the full measure of his fame until this
production is the only saleratus used.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
FIS UND!
wATSON'S
cI0NNEURALGIA KING !

perfect AntidOte, Specific, and Cure for rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needed After earnest and
patient research this has been triumphanty
II is called WATsoN's NEURALGIA KING.
Watson's Neuralgia King reaches the source OF the
trouble and banises the disease from the system Tn
like the untold number of Linments and Ebrocations
which merely stimulate the surface but temporary
in their Effects and are, at best of doubtful virtue it
strikes at the seat of the ament arrests it. kills it.
eradicates it, and leaves no trace behind.
Watsons Neuralgia King also 6cut and Dyspep-
sa in all their FORMS it is giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these Diseases and who
have tried all other remG les in vain. ''
WatsOn's Neuralgia has received the highest tes-
timOnias from the high in regard to its won
deriul efficacy L opero with equal in mild
and chronic cases, never aing TO work out speedy
and permanent cure. ~ ~ p
BRtsons Neuralgia King costs but dollar per bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
WatsOns Neuralgia King is the ouly specific and
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has ever been dis
covered. Prepared by A. l. MATHEWS,
2oyl aio, D. T.; Port Erie, O. W.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
From the 72d o. '. 1. Onlcer-.

James Moore had letter on Friday evening
last, (9th,) from his son, Capt. LIE Roy MOORE,
dated August 22d, saying that the captured Of
ticers of the 72d were with him at Charleston,
s. G. With the exception of Capt. Dirlam and
Lieut.. McMann, who were sent to the hospital
two or three days before, they were WELL They
left the captured men of the I'D at Anderson
vile, Ga. on the Doth of June, and had heard
nothing of them since.
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NEW ADVERTISEmENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
Estray Cow, W. S. Russell.
Final Settlement, S. A. Thorpe's Estate.
Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Nat Haynes.
County Examiners Notice to Teachers.
Sheriff Sale, James Justice vs.. J. Shaffer
Sheriff Sale, Della Taylor VS.. J. Shaffar.
Sheriff Sale, Thomas Kelley VS.. E. Gramling.
Sheriff's Sale of Machinery-Nat. Haynes
VS.. George Raymond
Sewing Machines Henry Lesher.
Hoofiand's German Bitters.
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Lumber. shingIes, &c.

NAT HAYNES is to be found at his old place
to wait upon all customers in want of Pine Lum-
Der, Lath or Shingles, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Call and see him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
Ar HnMr-I.ient-CoI T. l Cornrp fn

AT HoME.-Lieut.-COL E. J. CoNGER, (our
old townsrnan,) of the lst District of Columbia
calalry, who was wounded in June by musket
ball in the right hip, coming out just over the
backbone, has so far recovered as TO be about,
though still unfit for duty. He arrived here
Saturday night, and will remain several days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16

by all NationAl Banks that depostares ofpubIic
money alIrespectable Banks and Bank through
out country will give further information afford
every facility to subscribers. Aug. Il. 32ws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16

The people generally frowned upon the Hart
ford Convention. 1t is hoped they viii frOwn
upon that of Chicago for its violence, for its
false and reckless charges against the lawfully
constituted authorities of the land for its treas
enable threats of resistance, and for it's will
inpness to throw overheard all that our brave
soldiers have achieved by their devotion and
valor in the field. Since l8l4no parallel to the
Hartford convention has had a being. But if
ty years isperhaps not too short period to
produce rival. b.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
COUNTY, C0nrnrIssI0NERs.

The county Board of Commissioners met &C
cording to statute at the Auditors office, in FIRE.
mont, Monday, Sept. 5tb; present Benz. Inman
and Carmi G. Sanford During the day the Pc
titions for sundry new roads were read.
SECOND DAY.-Present InulaD, Sanford and
John Beery. The day was spent in bearing
road petitions An examination Of the Vouch-
ers on which county orders bad been issned was
made, and it was ordered that an exhibit of re-
ceipts and expenditures of the county for the
past year be published.
THIRD DAY.-The full board present Road
petitions were passed upon. The orders
deemed by the Treasurer were also examined
with the following results: BtItfU4 81
Orders on county fund, 1876 70
Orders on bridge fund, ,------- I,647 10
Orders on Infirmary fund, ------- 1866 "a
Total $I2,S49 %
Which cancelled orders were duly burned. I 4
The Directors of the Infrmary made their
annual report of receipts and expenditures which
was ordered TO be placed on file.
FOURTH DAY.-Full board present. The Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas, NJ. w. st Clair,
made his annual report which was examined
and placed on file.
Also report Of the Sheriff, A. r. Ferguson,
was presented, examined and placed on file.
Also report of Prosecuting Attorney, II. W..
WinslOw, received and placed on file
FIFTH DAr.-Fun board present. This day
came Charles G. Greene Treasurer elect, and
presented his qualification and bond in the penal
sum of one hundred thousand dollars, cOndi-
toned according TO law, with John l.. Greene,
B. G. Huffman, Jasper King, G. w. Fisher
Samuel King, Peter Whitmore WIND. HaveDs
James Moore, o. B. Greene and d. Capper his
securities, which was duly accepted and ordered
| placed on file.
SIXTH DAY.-Full board present. They pro-
ceeded TO examine the county Treasury and
found the balances of the various funds in the
hands of D. l.. June, retiring Treasurer, amount
ing to $l0,797 IL. Commissioners adjourned
| sine die.