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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
ATTEMPT TO ROB THE WOOD COUNTY
TREASURERsS SAFE.

The Perrysburg ,Journal of the 18th has the
following account
On Wednesday morning last about the hour
of two o'clock, the watchman at the stave facto-
ry John Rhods, was startled by a loud explo-
sion at the Oourt-house. He started in the di-
rectiOn of the report, but seeing light at the
Courthouse. and hearing nothing further, he
returned to the factory. Soon he heard heavy
blows, of as OF some one pounding with large
maui or hammer. He again started for the
Oourt-house, and again all was quiet secand
time he returned to the factory, when the blows
were resumed. third time be- traced his
steps to the Court-house. this time determined
10 see the cause. He approached the window of
the Treasurers room, which was lighted, and
saw two men busly engaged at the door of the
safe, with very formidable looking implements.
he shouted to them, and the scOundrcls drop
ped everything and decamped in = tvinkling,
running out OF the Courthouse, iurnping the
fence ON the west side, and fleeing as fast as
their legs could carry them The alarm was
Immediately raised, and the Treasurer, Mr..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Last Friday night some villain entered the
residence of - Miller, peaceable German
citizen of Perry township Wood county, in a
secluded place near the county line, adjoining
Seneca county. and after being seated few
minutes informed the old gentleman and lady,
who were alone, that he must 60. On arising
to leave he drew q club from under his coat and
felled the old man to the floor, leaving him
senseless. He then demanded of the old lady
their money. She gave him wallet containing
a few dollars and the villain becoming snrsged
fell upon her with his weapon, inhicting an
ugly wound on the head, rendering her sense
less The two old people being insensible and
the scoundrel failing to find the balance of the
money, made hi. escape; The injured parties
coming conscious they made known their con-
dition: They are both badly injured, but hopes
are entertained of their recovery.-Fostoria
NepS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
FIRE.

On Wednesday morning, between three and
four o'clock, fire broke ont in the Tobacco and
Cigar Store of Mr. Adolph Wolf. The Free
mont Engine was quickly on hand, ard soon af-
ter the new Steam Fire Engine was brought to
bear, which extinguished the flames. Mr..
VOLTS loss. we understand to be nearly four
Thousand dollars. on which was insurance 10 the
amount of two thousand dollars. The loss on
the building, which is owned by Mr.. st. Clair,
is estimated at about three hundred dollars, in.
sured
1t is quite uncertain how the fire originated;
for, though it evidently commenced near the
stove, the latter is said to have been quite cold
when the store was closed on Tuesday evening.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
DIR. GREENOUGH.

or Toledo, Physician for the treatment Of
chronic diseases makes regularly two visits a
month to Fremont to attend to the numerous
patients he has under his charge in Sandusky
county His next visit will occur next week,
aud be may be found by his old patients, in the
CRoGHAN HoUsr, on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, November 28th, 18th and 3Oth.
Having already treated over 20 cases in FIRE.
mont and vicinity, pr. G.. can now give refer
ence to any who may desire it. Excepting the
days he is at the CReeHAN HousE, the Doctor is
always at his office in Toledo, No. 2l5 Summit
Street, Fremont beiug the only place WHICH
Dr. GREESoUeH visits.
Remember at the CRoGHAE HoUsE, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, November 2sth,
29th and 30th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

KELLY's ISLAND GRApEs.-Mr. Kelly, of Kel-
iey's Island writes:
81 have about two-thirds of my grapes har-
vested, and shall have about 10000 gallons Of
wine, besides selling ten TONS The yield here
will average four tons to TO the acre. think
there will be at least two thousand tons of
grapes here this season, averaging $50 per
ton, say 100000, making US all poor in gath
ering the grapes and buying casks to put the
wine in. do not think there will be more than
enough sold this fall to buy the casks and pay
for harvesting. ] suppose there are $50 girls
and transient persons here harvesting, averag-
ing 81 per day. fsstEsgI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
49,
BtJsINEss COLLEGE.

Ne are in receipt of handsome Circular
and Catalogue of Calkins, Griffin d Co.'S Union
Business Institute OF Oberlin, Ohio. The
pharnpblet contains much interesting and use
full information. especially to those eontenplat-
ing course of Commercial study. Even
though it were intended topursue such course
at some other institution, we would advise the
procurement and perusal Of this Circular. II
may doubtless be had without cost by merely
dropping line to Messrs. Calkins, Griffin 4
Co, at Oberlin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
THE TABLEkCX.

The entertainment given on Thursday and
Friday evenings OF last week, by theyoung la
dies and gentlemen Of the Episcopal church,
was we'll worthy Of high cornmendstion. The
music was fine and the tableaux were really
magnificent. We understand the affair was also
decided peeuniary SUCCESS. The young peo-
pie engaged deserve praise for their enthusiasts
tic efforts in behalf of so worthy an object.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

CASE or ssa ealing al a ms name
rather plead guilty to the charge, before the
Court of Common Pleas of this county, last
week. The facts in the case are as follows:-
Allen came to this place some time since and
soon afterwards was married to young lady of
the village. After living with her short time,
he left and went to Michigan, where, it appears,
he had another wife. Deputy-Sherif Dewitt
started in pursuit Of the criminal, and on We'd
nesday morning returned with him in charge.
When called upon TO answer to the indictment
he plead guilty We have not learned what
his sentence is: THE way Of the trsnsgressor
is hard. ."-NorloGH Reflector.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

NEw MUsro.-Mr Horace Waters, No. 45l,
Broadway N Y, has our thanks for the follow
ing pieces Of music: "Our Soldiers Last
March" introducing the celebrated peace .Iu-
bilee," composed expressly for the I39th Regi-
ment, by Mrs. f. A. Parkhurst. The Gem of
the Mountains" (Mazourka,) composed by
Mrs. E. A. Parkhurs.. 1.-The First Kiss at the
Gste;;" ballad, words by I. johnson; music by
Augustus A. Crilley. Price 30 cents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

MAsoSIc.-At the annual conclave of Toledo
Commandery, No. Z, K. l., held at Freemason' $
Hall, Friday evening, Nov. II, 1865, the follow
ing named persons were elected officers for the
ensuing year: S. L. Collins, g. c.; T.. b.
HYDE, g.: ". II. Smith, G. g.; h. B. Wal
bridge, p; ]. B. Carson, S. W.; L. Burdick, j..
W.; John Stevens, T.; O. B. Benedict, R; r.
Hallaran, 8. B.; G. H. Swain, Standard B.; W..
W. Thomason, W.; II. Thayer, s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

PIONEER MEETING Al BELLEvUE.-The QUAR-
terly Meeting of the Fire Lands Historical So
ciety, is to be held at Bellevue. December 18th.
The Committee of Arrangements are DR.. Sew
erance B. p. Smith, G. A. Willard, David
Moore d. Williams, +. A. Merry, W. Il. King,
aud John Applegate. This is the first meeting
of the kind ever held in the place, and we doubt
not all will have good time e.-SandttsA;y Beg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

PosrAGE ON NEwsPAPERs.-There seems to
be some misspprehension as regards the opera
ton ofthe law permitting weekly newspapers
to be sent free Of postage TO subscribers residing
within the county where such newspapers sre
printed and published. Instances have arisen
where subscribers residing within the county
receive their mail matter at post Offices beyond
the county limits. Such persons are entitled
to the benefit Of the act. But subscribers who
live out of the county, aud receive their mail
matter at post Office within it. must pay post
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
aOLIDAy RREsENTs,

Proclaim il on the house tops and in the VAL
leys. Know all the people That DIR. +. Dill
lon N Son have just received and are daily re-
ceiving the largest and most elegant stock Of
Holiday Presents, Fancy Goods and Toys ever
enumerated.
Their ladies' Companions, ladies Ivory Work
Boxes, ladies' lnkstands Port Folios, ladies'
Travelling Bags Cigar holders DC, are truly
magnificent.
They have searched the markets carefully in
New York, Boston and Philadelphia, for the
most desirable articles, and can say with entire
confidence, that in excellence, beauty and mod
crate prices, their goods are unsurpassed. -
Therefore, We cordially invite all who want to
make home the place most attractive-an who
want to present tokens of friendship or love, TO
buy their Holiday Presents, Toys &c., at the
Drug Store of
DIR. +. DILLON 4 SON,
Fremont u.
p s. The ladies will be pleased 10 Learn,
that DIR. i. Dillon IL Son have taken special
cara in the selection OF Holiday Goods sppropri-
ate for presents for gentlemen, very choice and
very beautiful.
a large supply of Candle Wiekiug Just re-
ceved
BOARD WANTED.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Total Receipt. - sAs77 90
Ex1ssDrrusxa
Amount paid Mrs. Hare, superin.
tendent paupeTs, 30 90
Amount paid Milan Smith, labor, 80 100
4" g Nat Haynes, lumber 81
DC, 32f ) { '72 Os
Amount paid David Slick, cooper, 10
" =" B. o. Winters, Super.
intendent 9l5 So
Amount paid Krsbs and Bosrdman,
Dry Goods and groceries, $50 90
Amount paid ?. Beaugrand, clerk, so 90
9" P. Beaugrand, Director 74OO
Amount paid James Euss DirectoE, Sc so
" 4" George Hurdle Livery 500
Amount paid q. WoodfOrd, making
sorghum, 272O
Amount paid Theo. Clapp, Mower 4
Reaper, 1913 20
Amount paid Paul Cores, groceries $50
'' g O. R. McCulloch, drugs
DC, 81 81
Amount paid VIM st. Clair, medical
services. SO 90
Amount paid P. Beaugrand. medical
services, 81 80
Amount paid VIM Hsrbstsr, Use of
TRUCKS, s 90
Amount paid William Hurdick, liv-
cry, 2 10
Amount paid Trustees Green Greek
township, transporting paupeFs, liz IS
Amount paid s. Buokland, drugs DC. ZIG 80
" g T. O. Dean, mGnufac-
turing cloth 1906
Amount paid GeOrge Martin. thrash
ing, 20 90
Amount paid Wm Kessler, keeping
paupers, $50
Amount paid J. ". Stevenson, eOf-
fins, I5 90
Amount paid G. ". Martin, labor, l90 90
* z. I. Hafforj. Black.
snithing, @al
hardware, a476
Amount paid Joseph Grant, Manufac-
| turing flannel, 6G
Amount paid G: Hocke, keeping pau
pers, II 81
Amount paid James kridler. Har-
ness, &c, a75
Amount paid James Carr, keeping
paupers, SOC
Amount paid Il. Dawley, use Of bosE 500
@ 81 Jno. Curry. carpenter.
work, $50
! Amount paid Elizabeth Bowman, SER
vices, y 50
Amount paid Samuel skinner, djreo-
| tor, 80 so
Amount paid Hoot i Meng, Boots d
Shoes, 40 80
Amount paid Theodore UlApP, clerk 50 90
60 6 Theodore Clapp, expen-
ses To asylum, 600
Amount paid s. S. Rathburn. convey
ing paupers to Infirmary, 1O0
Amount paid Trustees Perrysburgtp..
Wood County, keeping pappeFs, 9Ti9
Amount paid u. Remsburg, consta-
BILE, 235
AMOUNT paid james Parks clover and
timothy seed 9l65
Amount paid George Thornton, keep.
ing paupers, .jiE s II 90
Amount paid J. ". t4roat, medical
services, 500
Amount paid George Harvey, buck
wheat, 500
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
+, cL.s. IN pEsMANsH,p.

Professor Il. H. OosstR will organize class
in Penmsnship at the Union School House on
next Wednesday tevening, November 29th.-
Particular attention given TO those wishing to
become teachers. Private lessons given to those
desiring it, Is Lessons-$2,50.
Two premiums viii be awarded. let, an OBJ
lique gold pen, $500. I'd, ornamental hourish-
ing. $500. Terms always IN advance.
Mr.. CONNER comes we'll recommended, and
we hope he may meet with success.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
personal.

A few days since we had the pleasure Of a
call from our friend Ar A, J. Waters, General
Agent of the Sun Fire Insurance Company, of
Cleveland This Company, by the way. is or
ganized on most substantial basis. Its Direc-
tors aud Stock -holders embrace most of the
wealth and business ability Of the Forest
City, and canuot fail of taking place hardly
second to any Company IN the country. We
also consider the Company fortunate in the Sc
lectiouofits General Agent for Mr. Waterswe
regard as peculiarly well qualified for the posi-
ton he occupies.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
Special Hotices.
lnaport.nt to Moshers-oroup.

HMpOrtAnt 10 MOkhefN-CROUps
Ehe instructions for Group which accom- psly sveiy
bottle ofBenzon Elixir, have been known to fall
and have cured many child after Physicsns bare pro-
neunced the case hopess bottle hou Id be in svsry
house. Benzoin Elixir is also pleasant and reliable
remedy for Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Breast Whoop-
ing Cough, Bleeding Of the Lungs and Consumption
Druggists write cit Is destined take the lead Of all
other preparations, because Of ts great MERIT Sold
By DOOLEY b BRO, Toledo, and e DILLON L SON
Fremont, Ohio. 45H
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w. KELLEY. SD.

III As opened oice In Bircha.d Block oves Dryoos
III Clothing Store; and respectfully tenders his nra-
isssionsi services TO the eitsscs Of {REkGNf and al
the people surrounding Having spent sesrs and
hafin the Army sURGEN. fesls justified IN sssing
that any Of Surgery rubmttad 70 his care viii
ceire proper atteDton Particular attention given
Chronic Diseases and the trsstmeRt Of Children.
Res'deres Asr Street. nesTly opposite the Episeopl
Chn,.b rsemopt, Dec. 30, 1894. u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

few days since lunatic prisoner, confined
in the County Jail, at this place, caught little
dog that bad been faVorite about the premises,
dragged him iuto his CELL and the aforesaid
"dorg" met violent death at the hands of his
captor, who crushed and mangled the little fel-
low until he became lfeless shapeless mass.
After the maugled remains were removed, the
lunstic got down on his knees and licked the
blood Of the animal from the floor of his cell -
PerTvsburg Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Masonic DEDICATIoS-Thc New Masonic
Hail, al this place, belonging to the Oliver Haz-
arti Perry lodge, is now about completed and
win be dedicated Oh Wednesday, Nov. 29th.
1866. ut l o'clock p. u. The brethren will
take notice. Committee an invitations attend
to their part this week.-Port Clinton Uati0a.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Mr.. Henry Chance has lately become resi-
;lent of Fremont. For quarter century past
Mr.. Chance has been widely known as a popu-
lar temperance lecturer, under the familiar So
briquet of sThe Buckeye Broadaxe.'' Last
winter his time was mainly spent in Indiana,
as State Lecturer for the l.. .. of q. I. We
learn that the same organization has secured his
services for part of the coming winter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
LADIES, RELIEF SOCIETY.

The Ladies of Fremont are requested To meet
at Union Hall, Saturday afternoon, 18th inst, at
: o'clock, TO make arrangements for their annual
Relief Supper. Itis 'Sey{ desirable that there
he full attendance.
Mrs B. FLINT, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

ACCIDENTAL Mr. Whitniarsh, niasnr, ca
gagged in laying brick, on the new addition to
the american Hotel in this town, tell from e
scsffolding few days since, striking on one
knee, and injuring him in such manner. that
he was at our latest advices considered danger
ouslN wounded. = NorlcdkLc ReEector.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
NETGHBORHo0D NEws

ArrorNrEp.-Mr. A. c. Van Tyne has baen
appointed internal ReveDue AsPssoF .f the
Ninth Collection District Of Ohio vice j, G.
Bigeiow resigned
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
Dental Notice.

DE. SALzNaS viii he in his Office. at Cly5e
ths last two week. o. each month"; - perform al opera
teed in all eaSes q y gIYTNIG
clyds, oOs, -, lsss. tatf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

+. The Toledo Record says: "a project is on
foot to detach Lake township from Wood coun-
ty and join it TO Lucas. Those favoring the re-
moval Of the county seat of Wood county from
Perrysburg to Bowling Green, will support
this measure, and hope thereby to either get
rid of the township or secure its support for
their project"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

yFILpHA WILLIAMS, as Administrators Of ne y....,
n ofHenry Wiiiisms deceased, has fed hs- areonnts
Ia the Office Of the ProbsAe Court for the nal ,stti
rssBt OF said sststs witch will b. heard IN ~ -.
of December. A. D. 1886, st1 O'Clock p n -''' ''s
w. 3. RUSSELL, ,Probs:s Ju.i~s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
DIR. ProctOr3s
AHVCsUE|s
llTflGk Tar
TMPROVEN

"a unnecessary 10 speak Gf the curat,ys
rar NE world knows tha. If its nsdicaI nTonsrfss
are properly extracted and held IN soisn fbsf fhar
sre iew any remedies equal 10 Il IN cgrin0 al kroat
and Lang Diseases. - - "V-
the great eomplsint hsa been Of Tar Remedies has
1een s "saL ei equality Ia nprepG<atiorors bott be-
is Boa-the next WORTHLESS and this reason II uae
AOandOned ey maaybgt it Irca. curative powers
are again bringing t to the s1tou OF phveieans aa
they mud 10 remedial agsRt valued when ia nae s
PerzsVered In NO sXoRzT is sds Of the formula of n
Proctor and We ant It in full OF circular srorng tha
bottle The ProPristors have improved ueo. ts o-7,
niA as experiences hss justi6sd them ia doing sn b
teslr careful mesacd OF pFspsration they not ony Oh
tam AZ tee medical virtues Of the Pins T-ss TEr bu@
aoic Il in solution 90 hrny that every bctts vii ha a.
equa! lasIs5, IaezsaHas ees etssss to ito uiytrs
nsse 4ST ID pleasant to the taste anJ adaDtea =,
both children and adults - -4-R' -
AS TONIC giving lite and yfgor TO II . srssru IL
pIeierAee 70 the many "8ittersS which crowd the
ma ast sna have tendency to Increase intsupsrancs
VIE VI EAh cures Consumption, Coughs Colds
sore Lnross end Breast Broneh'tis Asthma Dipthsra
DaSs1es, and diseases Of the Kidney and Blad
der and other c0nplHints
SOLD By Druggists and 9rossrs throughout United
States at oHlT o., Goa bottle.
Prepared only by
OLIVIER CROOK A CO.,
DAYTON, o.
Beware Of Counterfeits,
Gsruins have Swine OF Tar blown on bottle
October, I3 1856. 4Iyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

A CARD.-Editor Of Journak-In reply
to many letters and inquiries from people In this sec
ton of the country he undsrsned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns OF your paper that our
renowned preparation known a. GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, cersin earp for yspepsia In Its worst
Many Of long standing. within acqusnt-
enoc have been completely and belivs permanently
cured It will stop distress after eating almost insta-
tansousy. and enables the dyspeptic who has lived FOR
years upon Graham bread and the painsst Diet to esta
heartily he plesses and anything hs chooses without
danger Of distress, sourng rising ths stomach.
It s naliible eorrscOr Of Indigestion and eonspa-
ton, crsstss hssthy appetite 1tOPs -hesdaahe
hesrtburn ackhess At the stomach, palms. cranps or
coicin either the stomach bowels, and By ENABLING
the patient 10 take plenty of hearty food (which is tie
parent Of heath produces sRor strength and energy
In every trial have known II has speedily ersdcsfed
Dyspepsia with all its attendant sueriDgs wesknesses
debility and loss Of power, giving nstead propsr ae-
vity and tone to the stomach 4ld organs Of Digestion
and ss confidently halieVs and the pabsed GER.
thcates In circulars, Alnsnscs, and Ia MANY Of
the leading JouxnaIs from conJAeseent patients viii
eo.frn, completely, psrmsnsntly, and snost miracu
lousiy secure the worst of Dyspepsia In existence
We warrant il in every instance. Ii be Ohtsred
all the Drug Stores In the United Sstsl snd danaas
SI,00 peY hattis, Or ak boLttsb Tor DO
G. q. CLARK CO, Prosristprs,
%yl New Haven, CT
DR.. E. DILLON son, Agents, Fremont
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FIT 'l''s J fSd dsorgs af fHarSlsE, fsspl

Iltts ted iGsorgs HardickS kssP-
AuouSt paid Clark d ziglsr, goods,
ita y6eE ~ rlgi nrEf5sfEF T2frfi1- Is 80
Amount paid John Martin, labor, 60
-, Nicholas sivist laoOr, % 81
f4sai Expenditures, s5z5sI Is
'a'e's''' BRIDGE FUND
RECEIPTS
Aniount coIlseted nn duplicate of
1864, 81. 723 50
SxPESDrrukEs
Amount paid II Bnkley. bridge on
BuIgoos read IS 90
Accent paid Eli Reeves, 3 bridges, 270 %
Henry Bowlus, repairs w
On bridge 500
Amount paid S. n. Russell draw on
Mud Creek, 800 GO
Amount paid.Jobn Hinelius, tending
draw, M 200
Aluennt pzid George Roberts. repairs
on bridge sCO
Amount paid County Commissioners
experimenting bridges, III 90
Amount pad beGestseilneT q MOer-
der, bridge Oh Mud Greek. 2I25
Amount paid Robert Smith, bridge
on Flag run, 100 90
Amount paid Eli Reeves, 2 bridges liO Oe
'' Juo P. Elderkiu,bridge
at Tindall's, 4667 Os
Amount paid Peter Spealdner, bridge
on Mud Greek As 90
Amount paid Jack Huff, bridge ON
;Wright's Greek, d 90
Amount paid George Demars, tending
draw, de-, 95G0
amount paid A. Blank, bridge on
Racoon Greek, -4fa A4OO
Amount paid Wm. Herbster repairs
on Mud creek bridge, IL IS
Amount paid Boyer Il Reed, bridge
on Big Mud creek, los 20
Amount paid Levi Tilton, tending
draw, v .f 240O
Amount paid E. II. Underhin, bridge
in Rice Township, 100 90
Amount paid Jacob Smith, bridge on
Fishing Greek, 5000
Amount paid Jacob Haynes, bridge
on South Greek, $4,000
Amount paid James Hughes, bridge
on South creek, I50OO
Amount paid George Remelspach.
painting bridge at TindalPs 900
Amount paid A. Cline, bridge On
Tuckerman ditch, 25O0
Amount paid Phillip Bebesheimer.
bridge ON Port Clinton road, $500
Amount paid B. Waggoner plank
for Mud creek bridge. q 81
Amount paid Shoalts Stif5er,b bridge
on Mud creek, e0O0
Amount paid Henry Beattes, bridge
on Muscalunge creek, 4OeO
AmouAt paid Jacob Bcnawits, bridge
on Sugar creek, 7OOO
Amount paid Vim. Mitchell, bridge
on Mu.calunge Greek, leo 90
Amount paid VIM. Brougb, bridge on
Coon creek, MGO
Total Expenditures, s6,s79 80
hereby certify that the foregoing Statement
il correct
JOHN LYNCH, Auditor.
Fremont, o., Nov IL, le65.-46w4.
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MARRIED-

BY Rev. E. Bushnell, Nov. 16, Mr. JoHs
RoBISsoS Of Cleveland, sDd Miss NART Ann
Lesry, Fremont.
At tbe residence Of the brides father, on the
evening Of the 2lst inst, by Rev. ]. B. Jhomp-
son. MrCEAKLEs Ii. MCDAsIELs, late Of the
SD Reg';, o. Y. V. l., 10 Miss FREpKsIoA A.
SIoyER, both Of the vicinity Of Rollersyille,
Sandusky Go. o.
On Thursday. Nov. l6, at the residence oi
the BRIDES daughter, Mrs. Jane Gettings. in
Clyde, Mr.. JosxPH WHITEHEAD Of Townsend,
and Mrs. EMMA HARRIs, Of the former place
On Tuesday. Eov 2l, by Rev. E. Bushnell
Mr.. o. ENGIksD, OF the firm of Thompson 4
Co., Miss and CosDELIAL l.. NORTON, both OF Fre-
mont.
On same day, by the same, Mr.. j. 2. THoMP-
son, of same firm. and Miss NANCY SMITH, both
of Fremont.
On the alst inst, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr.. JOHN
ZIEGLLE and Miss MARY AsN JAcoBs, all Of
Riley.