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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

R.LElGH, OF l0.-The Cos ventiou > snt tLs
aay 10 discussing The dett' OF The Stat. l. i,
thought he Convention will nos assume ia,
rebel S.ste debt Trough som --ueiega,es suc =
lew outsiders favor The measure TIE Couyen
tiOn moves SLOW viii adjourn shi. eek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

lE See DIR. Wm. Thomson's advertise uasu'
~ The fourth - &c OF to-dAy's paper.
an - 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

VERY. LATEST
= THREE o'CLooKsA "
gara
= rEuEsrsNG srEws OF NEWS


) EzTOBSafA o, SosroDoss s,,oR. .1's {.
NV loRk. Oct lD.-EI, Cammslefe Moore
Of the Tsxsnnavy. died in thi. eily on Tnssd.,
OF .pople1y. 10 The 55:h year OF bis age S.
fEMPklAxcs CELEBRATION.
The Father 'Msthe~ Temperance ssci,iss u
this city. Brooklyn Williamsburg. areenpoins,
Jersey City, &c. To-day celebrated the ami
versary OF the birih day Of Father Nathsws
The societies we're reviewed Nv Bishop Ne
Cluskv.fa la0 t'Al'ae ~
1N aa'. s1 4,t, ..x,. ell asN
A Cork letter 10 the London Mossiug Star o!
the 9th u!t., SAYS: Disagreeable 40 il may be
TO cay. there ]. no such thing loyalty TO the
British throne amongst the Irish. but that senti-
nent is confined altogether TO the crangemen
The Justification, ! am quite satisfied, i. not
strong enough 10 secure a respectable Irish army
of insuneetiep. supposirg even a centing gent 81
Amcticsn soldiers ~ere landed upon the Irish
snf. There are no arms among the Fcnisus oil
ihe South, either in town country. That the
FssiAns ate a.sfmed the most bosstiul of the
body confess, iajs Notifying the nselves, however
by :he assurance that they are 10 get pleRty o!
wesPoar gfrciu A neTics. HEF rgfJ a Isrs.aN
- 90 - PAspoSs GkASrin-
W AssIssroS. Oct. 10 The Pres isit granted
amnesty paIdoas 10 day 20 rs pei Sous. resilient.
of Sor,h Carolina. ai-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

a The premium lst Of The State Ian. re-
ported officially. vas handed IN TOO late las,
~ night TO appear io-aaya Sgv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

~ American and Foreign Goods OF all kind
O6eap. - tie City Dp Goods Store ~ Sp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

PkA>osArc-s ss.ter Cobb. frcn Bedford, aud
ID. Sheeks, ESQ. from Bloomin gton. arrived Ia
the city last night. sra So 3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
20 vsd some psw'r the sifiic gle us
To see ourselves a. Others see ~. -

III The election yesterday show. /. large
falling oil in the Republican vote ia this city
All that drumming could 90 was dohs by the
"hippers in 20 drive voter. 10 the polls. bot
without success. the large part Vi The kepubi
eans having become heartily sick OF ire .windling
and raseaiity Of their owA friends, refused TO
take part IN the farce No stone was left IN
turned TO get out all tho voters; the Abolition
papers were filled With appeals to vote ssrly and
vote often. aud even poor family Of refugees
on their way to Illinois we're stopped IN tie Court
Hoase yard until the voting was over The vote
Yesterday shows fnilng on OF 4 .656 on the vote
of last year. as the vote of this township given
below will show:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

q We pobiisb to-day. in full the very ate
report oftbe Special Committee CT the Council
on the subject oi Lighting the city With gas We
ask Tor II careful and attentive peTusAi, ana
especially by the friends Of the preseu. u.oaop
oily. il there any outside Of tue stockheldels
OF that Company We would also espeeiall, re
quest Dir Beatty. the honest-intenti0ned but de-
luded spokesman OF the COMPANY, 70 give il eli
attentive reading. and then see how il will com
pare with his efforts 10 mslead the public IN hs
article OF The ilh.
20 wsd some p.w'r the sifiic gle
To see a. others u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
COM M EKCiAL.
~ TILGsNAfs
sinctn market.

Barhcf.
CIS.TSsAfI, oc.. 10
Flour quiet; supetiiue :; ieN sEa Old extra 50as
p, and family and fancy sSall.
Wheat duh at u Tor primr oil rel. sud s5 for
new; ksnisefy white "a.
Corn lover at ooe for ard sc fer shred os =.
shade hrmsr. Rye .teaay st s0c foF sew and ~
Or Old Barley unchanged and nominal
good demand for mess pork Al 20 del for city, hat
holders asked s0c kighsr.
Bulk meats held AT l. e sna Isi.c for shout
ters ard sdes, holdef- generally - &c high-r.wht
yssd demand - 49,
Recon firm At 10 e. eil.c and .sc lot ,hsois.n..
aides AMI clear sides loose.
Lar. quiet a. 90 &C for PRIME city.
Cotton advanced 70 56c for mddlmy.
whisky ally al q III
butter arr al 4Osasc Cheese MN atlsaisiss.
Du'y paid groceries firm.
P-rolesm sdvaaesd 90 =" &c fsr r~nued.
Ne ork Har,ei.
M. rsEI, ocL g..
c.,,as.ts.iy al ssa 80 for .ai9dlIng.
Flour opened 5eloc lever and he2Ty,u IS 80
"a for extra State 2Jse % for sapsTaba western
55sS 20 Tor common 10 medium extra western, egs
10 Tor oomnlon good shipping kgaE1s sxfrs
round hoop osFs. snd SOC Il 5 iOs trAts sysss.,
l1s . Ts.rI' . s.ss ss' 80 - STATE -,se.
Whs.. bsA.; SO Io-sr. al sI ssaI II for Cbic.s--
J. .prrg T0al - for an~auiie club. .3sI .. f<
amber EaEkre. ~ for cls amber Mich gan and -
for white Michigan. Rye hrmer Barley opened quiet
but closed he IVY sEi deciding Corn opened hss "
and lex lover, a. u as0e Cor anSoOnd - sSot- 70,
,... s. Soc ost.iowst s.sia5:e Tor nn.ses = sns
| 81 4G3c Tor sound. kice dull. .
Hsps steady ie 4se for the erop 81 80 ant ssGes
Coffee duh Sugar qaiei; Cub. asoss,io ila.sis,.
Havsnai49l5. and Manila ls.. NoiAssss dull
rs'rosum ssssdy =; - sos for crude S's'0 fo' re-
| Wool dull.
Pork lOxer a, sas 7sss, 81. sss rec ness, clos
csc 50 for sash ESQ Ooso 20 fSr prime 10 ant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
LOST.
a-l-sEl l--
tfi frn
$50 REV iH ID

I 0sr-I Cross DIAMOND PIN. WITH sly SETS.
yesterday. alsrg JlliroI- Washington tree
The Hinder viii be paid hs above reward. BY returning II
TO the andsnigssa. Ne lao South Illinois street. REl-
liant Saloon. rr.- CAPT. J. O'LEARY.
oct1-lt Il. $1,000. 4. rfa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

'RrH eAKoLISA coNyEsTIoy

IL lie .sepos,ej tue Pfesiien; la, directed the
withdrawal OF he cOlorcd lroops iI6m kentueky,
ard ~, pensiou vi martial law h Tia, State
FL NeRTH cARoIIxA lNNENIIax
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

. = "
and dstinci people. Although nnsi thai she ".
ten can be made TO vork tremendously and tia,
the grea, problem -ill be peuied without going
any further. II il shorfd be 50 thar tie two
races cannot agree to live in peace aud pros,
periiy, and the laws Of Providence require ID At
ihsy should he separated, in that ovepi, iookiaa
to the far dsss1t failure and trusting that il NAV
never come, or iit should cons Providence, that
works mystsrioksly be, unerrinsiy and certainly,
vill point oct The way and the manner BE- which
these psopie are to oe separated, and they are
TO be taken 10 their lfnds OF inhstit.rce ana
promise, for sush sns 10 before them
hence ne are making the experiment. lie, me
impress upon yortne importance of controlling
your passions, developing Jour intellect and OF
applying your physical powers 10 the industrial
interests OF the esaR,ry. and that 10 the true pro-
cess bv which this question can be settled Be
paiient, perssve.iug and ferbesring. and you
will help 70 solve tae problem and make for our
selves reputation IN the cause in which YOU
have been engaged. lRspeaking 10 tie men
bers of this regiment, 1 want them - under
stand that, so Tar az L am concerned, do not
assume or pretend that am stronger than she
laws Of nature or that / am wiser than Provi-
dence itself IL is our duty TO try aud discover
shat those great lass ara which are at
the foundation OF all things, aud having
discovered what thsv are, confirm our
actions. sad our conduct 10 them and TO the will
of God. who rulsth all things. He holds the
dtsIpiss Of nations 10 the palm of His hand, and
He will solve the question and rescue these pee
pie from the difficulties that have so long sur
rounded them Then let US be patient, indus
,rious ard persevering. trust what | have said
may be understood and appreciated. Go to your
homes and lead peaceful. prosperous and happy
lives, in peace With all men. Give ut.eranee 10
TO word which will be discrsditabls to your
selves or 10 your country. To the officers who
have led and 80 nobly commanded you in the
hsld also return my thasks for tho compliment
you have conferred upon me. -a 4
The troops then returned TO Campbell Hsspi-
tai. where they esrtock OF the abundant ho.pf-
talities OF their coiered fellow :itizen,. ri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

/ lZ2SAN
This Immense AHA
~ n " ~ a n n
Fifty PeTforDSr.. I've
Original Clowns, Twenty
Educated Pouies, siN Pre-
u,i re EquesirienLe- sNa' {
riety 81 choice Aimaisfrom /
the Jariin Ls0iosipsl. Paris =
sud df>tiisct corps 81 Wolff r
gsurs, Aerobais, Hippo
drsmstists. Paniooimis.s.
Pqueriss, &c. .
rHE TOur FvsE HEfF 4
Comprises uiofr asi"aai- -
log array OF the creme -ce tC
la-crerle Of the kxuescu- "
theatr0n. than has ever be- n
fore beer cohcentra'et IN y
any single entsrpri>e ia the
world. IA p7ooi ~ sh.ch The 4
following unexsmp,cd array I q
j. prcses.ted IS l. aihrs d.
the 9 ,rstiu n icn-
NA'LIH FRAMES,
The ssni,a,t Wire Fqai-
Poi'isi.
uHSDAglss DkvESsoar
AND CONRAD, \
Pr niege EQge eri'rn.- - a
la Haute Eeols.
PETITE FRANCES, FAIRY
KATE. LITTLE ANNls
aac La JGIAE
LOViSF,
4 oaA1segis - Esal .ial
aud Gryceful SyiPhs *
NJ. j ROBTNNON y
The Ds.hiug, Brilliant and !
Iudomitss.l- squesirisn aud
Centaur ~ The Arena,
known a. the Sopp rel =
Fy ing rfr-eIan n
Nj. JOHN WILSON.
Introducing uo..i set -
D'Fquiiaii.n with A ham ~
rn..th EEr. which ~ sin "a
ride a. fuil speed. Looping l.
bars, hsile- n. ko- =
CDNrRsKASBtOttS.
Com Ca a.sc mel ~ geh.
Dssis' pet nssS a. 10 ats
trisR pet q fhr puhi,c
NJ WILLIE DUrrpN. II
tn. Anioaions - ih- Cir y
cue, snl greai Smcf. nli u
Ch.uivi 10. a DIR -
HE GRfAT CONRAD \,
BROTHERS. tn Claa.plsn
svsnns.s- a. 81 W.. - =.
tile aud = claim Which ! gif
putcd By any other Poe -ol
The Clss<e z-o E-rcnieau spa
m their wonderful e ~ ~ Tqi'
trian Acrobat ,hey Hrp4ss
anticipation 20 ii.c met s-rref
Imagination.
THY FIVE ORIGINAL Glow
Are each piTiicuiaT stars De
Motley fr3lc1Ion- l1ty e %
u tie world-uite celenrff -
| l.. Davenport. I. Cookf. :. rtj I.
| Conrad sno 3Obn Lsris.
THE GRASD ckvAicAp
VIII prove a. oui .i'e eai1i'
surpsssiur Dff.lisrce fh'
rpeu- GolS~n Swan cnsffof, 6
tain ns Herr Ffidsy silver Z
not B1td. WI i,ad ne rs'i,
Iswed ~ the giiffcfinr ire-p'
mounted CavsIrrs in superb 6
.rd liver sr,nc-. fsirf f''.fi'' =
rios.. Ink Hor-gs. and rifba1,
~ ON f-f-rf 4 der sld van e
tai ing O., L3lloscsi rsilr
the Combination. sd fh- =
ter Elephant CLsOfA1Ns,
will srcrskri. e. in'r0cfcrl
ths arsns ~ -rr l-sl'e- -
W. D1t~e
OPENING PERFORM ANtE
Or seeiss in ia, Crcir. ~ih c
-. - tfs { fsuirr attic
acts
I Gfsn4 cavalfa Ehirts.
> Dosbls Psns ~, Co.ii.ii'
I-OEis.
. Great Barre Aut nAiEs
ChAS COnrad
4. As~t-r fr@nA O-azeir
D'Esuitstien.
! 3. The QusiIuFl- o. eb~-. e
rad Brot
.. Lucy Bertram, H. = fii'le
Trek Pory. be- hef ferio
ances.
:. ne flight q AFe.i.'. 8. I
ten.
: Grss, uoritontsl RsrAif,f
rad Fro.
>. pete yenki' 80 . Ramp /.
! Wilson.
10 Aerial Fiigh'. al y
sSm-rsaniis, Volt
II. Alta ~ Hofsehlcss I" Z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

Mexican Con nj GeaetAl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
Over Two Hundred Per Cent

sis v>r .aars snly reqsred Of tine OF ssesen pf "a.
Tor naps circulars information, apply 10 tss as
. retary q The Company. a. Irtisnspohs
.,rSs ttw-tfriksAt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

S1sDEEs KIDNAPPING CASE.
iAe july. !" Ihe Sander kidaspvug case dis
agreed, sn we're discharged after being locked
W day-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

PHlLADkIraIA. Oct l0.-The General Coz
ssntion OF the Episcopal Church rea.sembled at
10 o'clock this morning. f ID Iia-- .---------
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11

in iae associations ~ m4iiss4 lie. Nen and wo
iocn shOsid abst ain hOm those qualities and
h.Lits tha: I0V isequeEty oil0n sar; ihculcste
ancuE your Children All zusou = Your s>s- cist -
Notwithstanding you are jus back iroI the army
Ui the uled S:ate- th.t siitus, t8li merit. that
intelligence are the Standards 10 D. observed aud
those which YOU arc 3e.er.aiue - maintain. iu
iiug your iyt4se lives. Isis - sac way 10 Iaake
" eise nler black AID black mel Waite lChesrs !
lie that is most meslOFioU- SID rituOus and in
Iellecsuai anj usii-iEfcrE.sd must stand ighest
without regard 10 color IL = tie very basis
nDon which heaven rest- il>ef. Eash irciv dual
taxes a., desIse IA Tie sac.BeF anu more
exalted rCglous. IA ofoiueh 90 b. merits
aud h vitiuss: thea siall say ~ yOa Oh this
occasion. returning "a Your bones ard fire
sides, ser iev'i < conscious aud psecd OF hsr
~ iai-G.sN. Gi,ca-rgel yeur d.it. returning
NTH oei.fmiIfAf o. that you wi, periorm your
..uty IN tIe .r-uge y YOU have IN the past ab
sish from al! nose chickering's esiuusiGs and re
vsuge.ul feelings winch 10 often spring uv he
ireeh l.asTent races. There = = great Dsublem
te.orr u.s.. arl nav - veil salle 10 il heie in
s..i. evsttc, pss n ais' j.. "Hstaes tl.s race
etn he 'ucof f0ssts AID la Eri viii lhe usop.e Of
! United Sis,-- 20 make Harmonious AID pelnla-
li,tf ingredient Is. il> r'p1iaiiol ta, j. =
T no te. u re-. aat sI~ vu he
Ill. line o. 80 - Si.te,s sed It's
ac-I t.-- .s.,t ..s GosS. .aeu' aHathe Govern
usut raised O. .tleas -t.i- -td sock b g. lns
I ,ro-ut. - t..-t y.fl e.. See lsb eh, .'e..ie-;
/ ne iasti Ia ~ siass.T '-stflEaSsH tui
! 81. OHIO tsrt .el-si.s - - solved a.d tI.t .;
"a. isrir al snas i' feop.st rare - '5.I lave
I been s4- d. l.s s.l...-es ~ lee sti'ss, can
tn,y exc ,as Si.sss 10 iae ccmiuIuttf and be
made % ~o,> ta.mauiat-.y aHj coaEr-ously il
uaf ss> egi- Taisi- problem o &c ceHsiiesSd
A. ,le digestive peseis .. tse Ameficsu t'oT-
eTunisa' -1ih -it. ia - eve this sieuen, ~
| ne sha;e 4. q u sU-tau5 alAss q work s!th-
iulI 0loa t.- sleal l!... has Incorporated Il
/ This IS &c question 20 % -c.ernutt let max,
the eHpeFi meai aud maze * ~ good lstl
iif that csunst be tone. taece j. another problem
that before - j; se hsve % become seoarat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
THE MCPHERSON MONUMENT.
HEADQUARTERs ARMY Or THE TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, jury 18th 1865

HEADQUARTERs ARMY Or THE TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10Th, 1865.
The following named officers are announced
as Committee TO secure funds, and superintend
the erection of a suitable monument over the
grave of General Mcpherson
All correspondence that may be necessary in
the fnrtherance OF this project viii be carried
on in their names. -
Major General w. b. Hazen, Cleveland. O.
Brevet Major General al. d. Leggett, Zanes-
vile, Ohio.
Brevet Brigadier General A. Hickenlooper.
Cincinnati, Ohio
JOHN A. LOGAN, Major General.
As Gen. Mcpherson was a citizen of Sandus-
ky county, would it not be yell for it's people
TO make an extra effort to obtain money for this
laudable enterprise? How would it do to hold
public meeting in Fremont at some time soon,
and appoint central Committee, with auxili-
ary Committees in each township, to solicit
subscriptions, the money to be handed over to
the above Committee? What say our citizens
to the suggestion? %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
LINCnLN nIEnInRIAL

W. T. Coggshall, editor Of the Ohio State
,Io,rnaE has written work entitled "The Jour
neys of Abraham Lincoln from Springfield to
Washington, in 1861, as President elect, and
from Washington to Springfield, in 1865, as
President Martyred" 1t is beautifully print
ed book of $50 pages, and contains portrait
of Mr.. Lincoln. The entire proceeds of the
sale of the work, after paying the expense of
publication, will go to the Ohio Lincoln Monu-
ment, and the monument to Ohio Soldiers, to
be erected in Capitol Square, Columbus, Ohio
The book is sold, in cloth cover at $3.50, paper
cover $l.0O. Single copies sent to any address
on receipt of price. Address, W. T. Coggshall
& Co., Columbus, Ohip.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
Dedication of MASONIC Hall.

The brethren of Brainard Lodge No 3S6
Free and Accepted Masons, of this town, for
then greater convenience and comfort, have
leased the the third story of Minis block, and
fitted the rooms up in elegant and tasteful man
ner. The llsll viii be duly dedicated TO
the sacred uses of Masonry ON Tuesday, the
18th day OF August Most Worshipful Grand
Master THOMAS SPARROW, of Columbus, will
conduct the ceremonies, and deliver au address
on the occasion. All Masonic brethren il, this
vicinity are Invited to be Preseut and pa,tici-
pate in the exercises. The craftwill assemble
at o'clock z. NJ, at the old Hall III Doncyson
Block
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04


600 lbs. Fruit Wax or Cement, and
300 lbs. Rosin, wholesale and retail, at the
Drug Store of
DIR. E. DILLON d SON, Fremont, o.
2l2 Boxes Window Glass; 200 Cans of
White Lead and Zinc; Paints of every kind
and color, Brushes and Dye Stuffs, all in large
quantity, and tip top quality, at the Drug Store
of DIR. Z. DILLON d SON.
80 bbls. Coal Oil and Mecca or machine.
ry Oil; 10 bbls. Linseed Oil and boiled Oil, at
wholesale and retail, by ~ .s
DIR. E. DILLON d SON, Fremont, o.
Their Drug Store is open on Sunday from 9
to 10 a. m.; from II TO l, and to p. m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
MARRIED

In York, July 25th, by Elder T. S Vail, EDWARD
FARNSWORTH, late of the 5kth OWN, and Miss
MARY A. MILLER, of York ~
In Blley Township, on the Goth july by Rev c. Ehr-
hardt, ANDREW BART0 aud Mise FIETHY, daughter
of Gideon Boyer, of Riley township.
At the house, by the Pastor of the Baptist Church of
Clyde, A A, BEY MER and Miss A. /. STRICKLAND all
Of Clyde No cards
At the residence the brides parents july sIst 1865
by Rev A Phelps, Rector of st Paus Church Fremont
J W. MEACHAM, Psymaster U. S. M and LIBBlE
only daughter of A. MoREHoUsE, Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
On Thursday last VIM. sutch and Miss a

On Thursday last VIM. Sutch and Miss Al
ice jerks were arrested on suspicion of being
the persons who committed the burglary at the
residence of Jacob Stroll on the night of the
22d ult. The examination took place before
+. +. Dickinson, Esq, commencing on Satur-
day and continuing till Monday evening. Mr.
Sutch was bound over to court, in the sum of
$500, Strohls watch being found in the house
of Sutcb, wrapped in paper, concealed in a
boot. Noevidence was adduced against Miss
jerks and she was accordingly discharged.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
steam Fire Engine.

We notice in the New York Post of last
Wednesday, the trial of Steam Fire Engine
for that city from the Amoskeag Works, WHICH
resulted in the highest manner satisfactorily to
the Commissioners and the Chief of the Fire
Department. The Post says:
The experiments proved satisfactory 10 the
officers showing the engine to be the most pow
erful and effective one ever used in this city
A pressure of sixty five pounds of steam was
produced within nine minutes from the time of
applying the fire to the wood. The first test
was the throwing of stream through one hun
dred feet of hose and one inch nozzle
The stream was sent upward distance of
two hundred and sixty -four feet Two streams
were then thrown through the same length of
hose Zone hundred feet) and one and quar-
ter inch nozzle, distance of one hundred and
fifty eight feet. Twenty lengths of hose were
then attached to the engine, and the streams
were then carried to the top of the Empire
Works, about seventy feet above the ground
With one hundred and thirty pounds of steam,
water was forced through the pipe, over the
building, and distance of forty feet beyond.
The Steamer purchased by the Council of
Fremont is from the Amoskeag Works.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
w. L. KELLEY. MI. Id.

AS opened an Office in Birchsrd Block over Dryfoos
Ii Clothing Store; and respectfully tenders his pro-
esslonal services to the citizens Of FREMONT and
the people surrounding Having spent two years and
half in the Army SURGEON feels justified in saving
that any of Surgery submttad to his care will re-
ceve proper attention Particular attention given to
Chronic Diseases and the treatment of Children
Residence. Main Street, nearly opposite the Episcopal
Church. Fremont, Dec So 1854. ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
Murder In Toledo.

On Saturday night, young man named
Fred. Heitkamp, was shot in the street near the
Oliver House, Toledo. 1t is said that he had
$1,000 in money and gold watch and chain
upon his person. When found be was dead
aud neither money OF watch upon him. No
clue 10 the perpetrators Of The deed have been
obtained
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

For the week ending July 29tb, 1865 pre-
pared for the Journal by A. F. GALLAGHER,
County Recorder:
J. v. Beery to III. S. CLARK, lot I76 Fre-
mont. $1,000
NJ W. Fitch to H. oswalt, jr., inlot 81.
Fremont, 425
Robert Smith to J. B. Cleveland, 25 acres,
Green Creek, 1900
J. F. and j. 4. Herbster to John Uensei-
ger, lot Gel, Fremont, $40
David Lemon to John Houseman, lot 8,
Winters Station, $3.50
A. Ochs to Jacob Haber, out lot 1872,
Fremont, 525
j. H. Green to s. G. Howell, east Is lot Z.
1899, Fremont, 500
J. H. Woef to R. KlOse, 2 acres, Green
Creek, 800
John Vleckle to c.. Bardleheim, 80 acres,
Madison, 400
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Printing Material for Sale.

The PRESS, TYPE and all materials used in printing
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connected with that is offered for sale The Press
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Fremont July 2S 1865. Journal Office