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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10
THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDI-
CINE AND CHOLERA.


AT its last meeting, held June Goth, 1866, the
New York Academy Of Medicine unanimously
adopted the following preamble and rssolutions:
WHEkEAs, The New York Academy q Med
icine has endeayored 10 promote among itsow
members and throughout the medical profession
spirit Of exact and practical inquiry into the
preventive and remedial treatment Of epidemic
cholera;
Resolved, That this Academy hereby express
es Its confidence in the utility of general and
specific hygienic measures as the best means Of
protection against the pestilential ptevalenceOf Of
cholera in any locality where IL makes its ap-
pearanecs and that the most thorough scaveng
ing, cleansing and disinfection are absolutely
necessary means of averting this pestRence in
thec cities and populous towns Of our country at
the present time. -Fr
PesoiUed, That in the Judgment of the Acad-
emy, the medical profession throughout this
country should, for all practical purposes, act
and advise in accordance with the hypothesis
Cor the fact) that the choleric diarrhRa and ice.
water" discharges of cholera patients are capa-
bic, in connection with well-known localizing
conditions, of propagating the cholers poison,
and that rigidly enforcing should be
taken, in every case of cholera, to permanently
disinfect or destroy those elected fluids by means
of active chemical agents. Also, thatvith The
same object in view, the strictest cl anliness of
person and premises should be enforced upon
all who have charge of the sick. Also, that all
priyies, water-elosets, and s-pOols should be
kept thoroughly under the control of disinfect-
ants.
ReSotceds That we regard the nature and
causes ofcholera infection, so far as the sick or
their discharges can propagate it, as being so
susceptible of control, that there should be no
fear or hestancT in the personal care of the sick
and all that pertains to them.
Reselred, That immediate and thorough cleans
ing and disinfeetion of all persons, clothing, and
| things that have been exposed to the discharges
or persons of the sick with cholera constitutes
the chief end and object of any rational quar-
antine or external sanitary police regulations
against cholera.
/ Resolred, That the main source of protection
against epidemic cholera, at the present time,
is TO be found in the vigilant and effective op-
Grafton of sanitary measures, municipal, domes.
tic, and personal. q Hs4fyyV = e
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DELEGATES.
GREEN CRKEK,

The Union voters of Green Greek organized
their Delegate Caucus on Saturday evening by
selecting Col. Eaton as Chairman and Captain
Lennon as Secretary. Their Delegates chosen
are as follows: a-ta1 q
To the County ConventiOn--G. L. Pierce,
W. E. Lay, @. W. Page, Oliver Mcintyre, E.
B. Finch, Charles Brush, W.. n, McP Pherson,
Benz, Colwell, Geo. Hutchins, Alfred Hutchin-
son, G. @. Eaton, s. s. Rathbun, ID. e. Hark-
ness, j. W. Forster, and A. Hirchberger.
,Judioial-W. H. Gale,iJ. n. Lennon, Brad
ley Tuttle, and W. H. Reynolds.
Congressional-Col G. G. Eaton, Capt r. f.
Patrick, John Lefeyre, and w. Z. Lay.
We have good reason to believe that Green
Greek will show the cops a Union vote worth
recording in October. Let every. man be up
and doing u
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THE coNeREssIoNAL OoNvENrION.

Will be held at sandusky City, on Tuesday
next, 18th inst. OF course the Union men Of
Sandusky desire and expect the denomination
Of General Buckland. His record in Congress
challenges the strictest scrutiny as also does his
entire political course His services in the field;
his ability, private worth, and high reputation
a. citizen; his efforts in Congress in behalf Of
our brave private soldiers, and for economy and
prudence in legislation; for the interests of our
own District, commercial, agricultural and me-
ohanicsl; his soundness of Judgment, modera-
tiou and frrnness, uuyielding integrity and
public-spirited generosity, inspire the Union
electors Of Sandusky with the hope that be may
be n. re.nominsted with hearty enthusiasm for the
secoud term. -ss-f aa .f..a.t.r.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10

The Iffhn Advertiser speaks of General Buck
lands having voted for the admission to Con-
gress of the loyal Col. Stokes, of Tennessee, as
ifthat were an unjustifiable act. The Cops COM
plain of Congress for not admitting Southern
rebels, and then complain still more when South
ern loyalists are admitted. Col. Stokes was a
brave Union soldier, who showed his fidelity to
the old flag by fighting for it. There asnO ques-
.,on about the legality of his election, Only,
being sUutherner, and not in the rebel army,
he is not admired by cOpperheads. A'- at'e
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NOTICE..

JACKSON ". MOwRER, AIMS Nengal, Joel Unger,
81 Mary Unger Valentine Isenhood and Margaret
hood hereby notified thSt the 23d day of July,
A. D. 1865. Granville Shriver, infant, by Johu W.
Beery, his next friend, fled petition in the Court Of
Common Pess in and for the county fS6Ddusk State of
Ohio against them and Others Tbs said petition alleges
that ssd Granville ShIiver the following pzrcsls OF
land Thirty Of land being part of half
of the south half Of the nothwss quarter Of Bsc ton
number three 80 in township number FIVE, (5) range
number fourteen, 4) and bounded and described fol-
lows Commencing at the southeast corner of James
Mowers forty acre tract consisting Of ihe north part Of
said south half Of said quarter secon thence west
the south line Of said Mowers forty lot to thu county
road running north and south on the west line Of
said section; thence south the line Of said road
ming seventeen rods AMI two feet III II J; thence
east psrael with said Mowers said line ninety thres
(93 rods thence south thirty rods six feat and three
inches thence east sixyseven rods to the centre
line Of said section three thence north the centre line
10 the place OF beginning containing thirty Of and
That the above named persons granters Of said
tract ofland, parts thereof and there mistake
in all their deeds of conveyance thereof in the dascrp
tons Of said tract And said petition prays that the
mistakes In said deeds may be corrected to convey
said tract OF land above described and plaintiffs title
thereto beueaed and proper relief they
further notified to make answer to said petition ON
before the 2sth day Of Septsmber txt Judgment
will be entered against them. - -. = ~
~ ~ q :. GRANVILLE sHRIvER.
By h. EVERETT, his ttorney. D30- 6w.
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TOwvNsFND

The Union Caucus in Townsend, last Satur-
day evening was presided over by T. Wilcox
J. s. Parkhurst acting as secretary. The fol.
owing Delegates were chosen: To County Con-
vention, Franklin Dirlam, o. Selvey, Hiram
Hawkins, g. G.. Sanford, LOron Clark. To Con-
gressional Convention, T. Wilcox. To Judi
cial Convention, P. W. Parkhurst.. -
The Townsend men are astir and will give a
good account of their stewardship in October.
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vsllapdieham. the King of the Copperbea,

vallandigham, the King of the Copperheads,
in conversation with a gentleman tlie other
day about the Philadelphia Convention re-
marked that 'fhe only question now up was
whether the whale would swallow Jonah or
Jonah the whale--thst is, whether the great
Democratic party would swallow the handful Of
johnson men, or whether the, handful of john
son men would swallow the great Democratic
party. Forsmy part said the Ohio delegate,
q have no fears or doubts as to which will do
the swallowing at Philadelphia
Agreeing, for once, with Vallandigham, we re-
gard the question settled as to which will do
the swallowing at Philadelphia. The only is
sue of Importance now is whether, after the
Johnsonian Jonahs have been swallowed by the
Democratic Whale, they will rest easily in Che
monsters bowels and become a part of his
'body polite or kick their way out at orce.
The nation awaits the solution of this piscatory
problem with yearning anxiety.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10

With Gen. Buckland as their standard bearer,
the Unionists of his district will put to flight
the snakes, who with quackish ointment would
heal the wounds and bruises of Uncle Samuel.
The armament of the enemy, to-wit: Vallan-
digham breach-loading resolves; Armstrong
needle-gun declarations; Finefrock wooden
gun influence; and last, tho not least Noble
double-ender speeches and votes, will prove
ineffective against the charges of the General
veteran army in blue.-Van Vert Bulletin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10

Thus far all the Union Congressional Con.
| vsntiorr- of Ohio nave rcno1uJnated The present
representatives.
There was great and enthusiastic meeting
of the Union men of East Tennessee at Knox,
vile on Saturday last. The Presidents course
wEs exposed in the severest manner, and declar.
ed to be one Of treachery and weak vacillstion
and his policy was utterly repudiated.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10
Ho! For California |!

A NY PERSON NOT wishing to 60 to California can
N make good Stake by calling the subscriber as
he il determined to giYs bargain in buying
his FARM known the Shuhe Reynolds Farml situated
shout two and half miles south Of west from the -four
ishng village Of Clyde, and about fvs and half miles
south Of east from the City of Fremont containing Ill
Of land 81 under fehcs and the remainder
tmbered There IL on The prs1iees good frame house
containing six large roon5s besides ve sra er ones
ouch butery, bed rooms and panries, also two good
barns and out-houses two good wells Of never falling
good cisern also plenty Of pure running spring
water for stock About SO large bearing apple trees
peach tIses plumb and cherry Tees also about three
hundred buded peach trees large enongh to set in the
Spring.
Also another tract of land of about twentyone acres
laying nearly southwest from the Depot at Clyde 7hre
is this piece Of land good frame house Ss good
Hep, well 6pshed, also, twenty four i've large appe
trees which bear CHOICE fruit also, about
small ones set four years. all Of the choicest kinds Of
fruit also lot Of peach, pear, plumb sDd cherry trees
and orchard Of about 90 large maple trees aud
make the little place deGirate still there is beau
tful spring pouring out its ce- cod water within few
feet of the dwelling house, making such inviting
treat hot summers day beneath the large spreading
branches of Ancient Beech and Willow which over
shadows the Spring.
The above described places will be sold together
separately, to suit purchasers. For terms and further
particulars enquire at the JOURNAL Office. se.s
S. N. REYNOLDS.
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-nROAD lNOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
~ sented to the County Commissioners of Sandusky
county, State Of Ohio their next session eonnsncs
the 6rst Monday Of September next praying that
portion Of the road known Haords alteration Of the
Morrison State Road which lies between the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad and The Western Reserve and haa-
farnpike may be aurvsysd, opened and established
public highway, SIXTY feetwide, west Of and frynthe
present east line thereof ensed BY the adjacent
pers on the east side. Aug. 8, l8e6.-n3lW6.
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RRAQ IT.

We ask every candid man of whatever pre-
dilection, to read the evidently fair and truth
full statement in this paper Of an eye witness
to the terrible New Orleans Massacre, and tlen
decide whether such communities ought to be
restored with, or without guarantees of future
obedience to the Constitution and laws Of the
Uninn. .-i'' .t
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The Union County Convention.

VIII be held at Union Hall, in Fremont, on
Saturday, the 11th day Of August, 1865,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, to select candidates for the
several County Offices to be filed at the ensn-
ing October election. Delegates win be chosen
on the basis of one delegate for each 25 votes
cast for Governor in 1865, and one for each frac-
ton Of l3 votes and over, which will entitle the
several Townships to delegates 10 the County
cior,renf;nn as fnllnyrs -, IL y ~
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4-~-r'
Cholera is on the decrease in New York.

A prisoner in the custody of policeman
jumped from car window near Rochester, New
York, last Tuesday, and was killed.
A special saws that Sheridans S dispatch TO
Grant, after his return to New Orleans, was
mutillated so as to convey false impression.
Prentice says of rebel editor who 'smelt
rat, ;" that if he did, and the Iat smelt him, the
poor rat had the worst Of it.
Dr. Dostie and The Rev. Mr. HortOn-the
latter the Clergyman who ,pade tie opening
PRAYER ofthe Convention at New Orleans-died
on the 5th, from wounds received in the New
Orleans massacre. .- ,..,-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10

We trust as many Union men as can do SO
will take advantage of the excursion on Tues
3sy next to be present at the Congressional
Convention. The Union Caucus of this Town
shin and City voted that all Union Electors
o,e,spt from here should be entitled to act with
aur Delee.tisn in the Conventions. ''
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GOING TO WAIT,

A dispatch from New Orleans says "the grand
Jury have found true bill against some twenty
five members Of the convention, but the writs
will not be executed until the city returns into
civil hands," Very likely.
We have not yet heard of the indictment Of
any Of the scoundrels engaged in the murder OF
helpless unarmed men, in attendance upon the
convention
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FARM FOR SALE,

II YING on public road one mil, South OF the Pike,
4 SIX and ahaIf miles West Of Fremont In Washing
ton township enbEacing 80 esrss with about 90 cleared
10 in meadow wood land in geod pasture good
farm house good frame waEon-shed and corn-crb, good
double barn, good well an milk house, good bearing
fence il in order Land good for grain, grass Fruit
Church and school privileges Convenient For sale
WILSON, Fremont 124n31
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kENruCkY ELECTION.

Returns from Kentucky indicate the election
OF the rebel candidate, Duvall, over the Union,
Gen. Hobson, by over 10000 majority. The
former was an active participant in the rebel
lion. vallandigham, Pugh and Pendleton stump
ed the State in his behalf Wherever they
spoke cheers were given for jeff Davis. o. i''-
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Jasper King, Plaintiff,

Roswell A. Graves, Deft. -
1tHE defendant, Roswell A Graves, of Wsst SalshuIy,
State Of ofVeront, Is hereby notied that on the Tth
day of July, A. D. 1885, Ja'Per King, plaintiff fled his
petition in the County OF SRndusky and State Of Ohio
asking judgment in his favor against ssid defendant,
for the of two thousand dollars, for damage
tanned by plaintiff by Of the breach Of warranty
in the sale Of hundred and four (l04 fine wooded
Spanish Merino sheep made st sa1dussy County Ohio,
fenda1t is further notified that said 7t day Of July
A. d. 1866 the Clerk the Court OF Common PIease Of
said Ssndusky County issued attachment in this
fer the shu o. two honeand dollars fS s'tf.t
ausEST saIu pesIT1Ou On rns
10th day Of Septeber A. D. 1896 the saue win be
taken as confessed 90 iI1 J. L. GREENE SON,
July It'll, 1895, 2sw6 Plaintiffs Atpys.
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OTTAWA COUNTY.

The delegates from Ottawa County, to the
Judicial and Congressional Conventions are:
John Detlefs, W. B. Sloan, John Kelley, John
Jeuney. A.. W. Luckey, Hiram Warmer, James
+. baltimore 'Fi fi'h tf' 20 ora
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TIE KRNruCKY CAMPAIGN.

LOUISVILLE, August 5.-The Hobson and
Duvall parties respectively held large meetings
last night. The former was addressed by Gov.
Bramlette, Col Buctal and Gen. Whitaker, and
the latter by Vallandigham, PughI and Dennis.
The mention of the names of Lee and Johnston,
at the Duvall meeting, elected great applause
while those of Grant aud Sherman were re-
ceived with Kisses by prominent men. Each
party is making preparations for the elections
Tomorrow
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Col. II. W.. Bristol, J. L. Greene, Jr., J. L
Will, H. W. winslow, H. Everett, ]. r. Bart
lett, j. X, Hord, Edward Cooke, Henry Zeigler
l, NJ. Keeler, W. S. Russell, r. p. Buckland.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ONE mile from woodYilie, on tae state road to Pori
" Clinton. containing SO acres onebalf cleared and
under good fence Aa1og Houss and good frame stabls
also orchard Of 100 Apple, Peach and Cherry Trees
onshaf bearing. FOR further particulars call on
tie owner, living on the Farm. P. FISHER.
Z July G, 1S66.-27m3. u
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FOR SALE.

GOOD Two-srORY FRAME HOUSE,
SA corner Napoleon and Elm Streets, the
-I6llIW8 Pike, with good Barn and outhouses, well
-Hs4s and eistern. A hne lot Of fruit and shrub-
- berry on the place, which contains nearly
0cs1A1-Done acre of ground.
Or, will sell the lot which the houss stands sep
srately u includes aS feet fronting on Elm Street
I06 feet fronting Napoleon Street. 1f5 feet back
line, and 104 feet on side line.
Apply to 8. Buckland Sons, to the uudersigns
on the premises. WM. TOTEM.
Fremont, o., Dee. Il, 1So5.-2r
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction, on We'd
nesday, August ~ 1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing property, o-wit Embracing 20 acres more or
less Of the south east qusrterof the southeast half Of
section thirty y-three, Riley township.
TERMS OF sALz:-Cksh preferred, but credit will be
given until April /, 1857, If more convenient.
Riley, Aug. ,, 1856 -nslxSs
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I WIN. Rearick, NJ. ID. ThlerWechter, Henry
Sweet, P. BurgoOn, George @. Osnield Mr..
Tucker, Henry Lesher, A. Hime, s. Buckland,
d. W. Krebs, Jas. Kridler, A. Phillips, W. ].
Hiett, W. j. Sherrard, John Treat, P. Brush,
Jerry Lynch, Fred. Fabi1g, John Quinn, Jas.
Huford, /. Il. Amsden. '7 '"'' -
lit was voted that majority Of the delegates
present at the Convention have power to fill
xacanciesl -. - =
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sr.rE oy NV Yosr-

4 STATE dF KEv YoRK, 70 n ~ Y y = .
CRY AND County OF NEW YORK. ~.
Richard A. AcCurdy, Viee Prssidsst, aud Theodore
w. Norris, Secretary ofthe Mutual Life Insurance. Com
paDy, being evefaHy sworn, dspose and say that the
foregoing is full true sud c5rrect statement Of the a
fairs Of said Company and that they tbs above ces
cribed officers thereof.
isi RICHARD A. McCURDY, Vice Prss't.
THEO, W. MORRIS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25th day Of
Nay, 1885.
CSE1L-J Pass MOSES b. AACLAY,
Is Cent Stamp Ohio Com'r. in N. York.
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: fHE |GERfIN6 Ar

Union Hall, Fremont, on We'd
nesdRy Evening, Aug. 18th, will
be addressed by Hon. R. p.
BUckIand and Gen. Frank Saw.
yer. Ni '''-' F, . H'''''f - >
AT W0Odville, Capt. Rices' =,
Thursday Evening, Aug. 16tlH,
by Hon. n. p. Buckland and
HI. W.WinsIoW, Esq. en-
At Clyde, ON Friday Evening,
Aug. IL, by Hon. r.. p. Buck
land and j. n. HOrd.
At Bellevue, ON saturday Eve
ming, Aug. rs, by Hon. r.. p.
Buckland and Hon. John Il.
Greene. -, ~
Al BabiOne school House,
BalIville, on Monday Evening,
Aug. 20, by Hon. r.. p. Buck
land and HI. Everett, Esq.
AT EImOre, Ottawa Co., on
Tuesday Evening, Aug. N, by
Hon. R. p. Buckland, and M.
Chance, Esq. ,.,. Ill st o.1
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

FlNHE has number Of Lots Of the Rail
Road Depot,fn Fremont, between Croghsn and Napo-
leon Streets which be will sell iiberalterms as 10
prica and payment. R.P BuCKLAHD.
4 Fremont. nfychg 1881
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, nrr1rr nr NM .ArnIrnR nt 81 -

l-----II N. COR IMBCs, o., June I, 1850. !
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing il correct
of the Statement of Condition of the M us Life
insurance Company Of New York, made TO and 6ed in
this Office, for the year 1866. ..ss.it
[SEAL!l Witness my hand and ssal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of Skata-
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Miloh Cow for Sale,

FTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hts Cow. Any per-
Il son in want Of good, gentle Gov can get one at
reasonable price By eBq1iring At th ce al
the Pump Shop OF Geo. Myers, east si'le. Gall poOB
Erennnt. JulI 20. 1896. FRANK CnLLEY.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the PTo5ats Court Of
J. Sandusky county, Ohio, made on the % b day Of
July, A. d. 1885, io Of Lydia Lutes Guardian Of
Frank Lutsa, against her said Ward the undersigned
will,
On the 23d day Of August, 1866,
at O'clock p NJ at the door of the Court -houss in
Fremont Ssndusky county Ohio oEer al public EAle the
following described real estate situate in the village OF
Fremont county Of Sandusky and State of Ohio vit
In lot number four hundred and twenty eight 28
TERMS or SAIE-One- third cash on day Of sale, one
third in and third in two years from the day Of
sale be scared by mortgage the premises sold
sno csn Ds3 n,IsSs 70
Appraised at $1,000 90. LYDIA LUTES,
July q, lse6-30H4. Guardian Of Frank Lutes.
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Z CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIO

VIII be held in Sandusky City, Il
On Tuesday, the 14th day Of August, 1866.
The number of delegates to said Convention
will be apportioned among the townships as
follows, being one delegate for every 100 votes
cast for Governor Cox, aud one for each fraction
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-10

Our enterprsing merchant, Mr., D. w krebs,
has been rendered the agency of the celebrated
new Merchants Express Company, and has ac-
cepted the position The selection could not
possibly have been better. ,.as.,. sa.,-, +.
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Cougre,.iounl delegate. and AI,crnate..

M. A. Shrenk, H. Everett, G. o. Tillotson,
j. L. Greene, ]. L. Will, +. /. Norton, Fred,
TandercoOk, Daniel June, j. z. Moore, l. Smith,
John Lynch. Theo. ClaPp, N; Chance, L. q
electors in the Township be invited. to attend
the Convention. b. .,-' :, 4.....--.... ~
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Township Vigilance Committee was ap-
pointed, as follows, with authority to appoint
sub-committees:
Oscar Ball, H. W. Buckland, John Lynch
Ira Smith, J. L. Will NJ. E. Raws0b. rs Z
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To encourage more general circulation of
the journal during the coming campaign We
have determined to send it at the following