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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-17
Report Of Shearing held at Carey,
Wyandot county Ohio, Saturday, Nay I'll, 1866.
VrAuTfNH atf.aa

D''i tN'1 sNf AoS's
fENRLING bucks.
L. NJ bingham, west Cornwalb Addison Co"
w, name oi sheep' Monitor age ID month"
"csh' o' carcass III pouhus' "eght OF neeee 10
ponnds ana u ounces
u. Nlgh' crawford tp" Wyandot Co. o. Name
OF sheep -, age year, weight of carcass eo
pounds weight oil neeec pounds AMI 10 ounces
!, stNr' cra"iord tpr Wyandot Co, OHIO =
N'me OF Shecp Phil sheridan, age year, weiSht
OF carcass 81 pounds weight of fleece is pounds
anu ounces
carey crawford tp' Wyandot Co.. o'i
name OF sheep -, ay' year, weight Of car
ca's TO pounds, weight OF flecce ~ pounds and .
ounces.
Total Weight OF carca,es as pounds, weight
of 1eeces 40 pounds an 10 o,,nce. 4f
Average Weight of care s,es q, poupa. weivb,
Of neec.s 3 II pounds and i-a ounces. ~
BUCKS 2 YEARS OLD AND OVER.
III. Anderson. Crawford tp., wyal aldot Co, O.;
name OF sheep Gen Thomas, are years, weight
OF carcass 100 pounds, weight of fleece II pounds
ana 10 OUNCES.
Dow Crawford Up, wyandot Co, o. name
OF sheep Hero, age years, weight Of carciss o.
pounds weight Of neece 10 pounds and ounces.
Med Carry, Crawford tp, wyandot CO., Ohio;
pounds weight OF n ,ece 10 D ,unds and ounces
d. Kear, iymoehtee to-. Wy.niot Co. Ohio. |;
name OF sheep -, weight of carcass loi lbs,
weight Of fleece 90 lbs. and OF.
H. Hoyt, Big Lick tn, Hancock County, Ohio
name Of sheep -, age . ,esrs. weight of c,r-
cass i25 pounds, weight of fleece 20 pounds and 4.
ounces.
I rotal--weight of esre.s,es ssi pounds. weigh,
OF fieeces o. pounds and ounces
Aver,ge-weight of c,rc ,.ses los 4.S hounds,
weight OF fierees IS pounds and n ounees.
YEARLING EWES
II. J. starr, Crawford tp., wyandot county, o ;
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Correction of Official Casualty List.


A correspondent, signing himself
!" Eighty second Ohio, writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial, from Kcuton,
Ohio, that the recently published list
of casualties in Ohio regiments, by
the Provost Marshal General" is a
batch of inaccuracies. We also iind
in the Commercial, the following cor
roctious:" "
TlFFlN, ONO, May IL, 1866,
EnlToRs CoJ.--The list ol casual
lies published in your issue of the 4th
Instant as to the 55th Ohio Veteran
Volunteer Inti,ntry, 1t reports but
ono officer killed, whereas, unaided
10y any official reports, | can now re.
member Z who were killed. ON the
field, as follows:
Col Charles III, Gambce, Major X
Robbins, aud Captain ---- Peck,
at Resaca; Captain Horace Robinson,
aud Captain Frank Sunder, at Chan
collorvllle; Lieut. Edward Bromley,
at Mission Ridge ; aud Captain Chas
VI Stone, at Averysboro, North Car
oiua. Respectfully,
o b GOULD,
Late Captain oath .. V. V. |.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-17

TnE Senate by decisive vote de.
ieated the bill 10 Withhold salaries from
officers appointed by tho President
daiiog the recess OF Con-.Sess.
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TrFpIN AeRIorLruRAh WORK.


TIFFIN AeRIcuLTuRAL WORKS.
Among the most impnr,ant ond valuable
sources of prosperity in Tiilin, may be
ju.ty cited the large establishment
known by the above title. The lsrg"
Intcrnnl X 'v"nnc T. which is annualy Y
paid 20 the G vrrnmei BY hi, ma NJ.
fHc'ory is - sair aud positive Indication
OF The business dane in tho productions
Of Agr cultural Implements. The ave-
rage number OF hands employed during
the year, we are informed j., thirty one.
The-nvcrage amount of capital employ d
in the ncigl borhood of S35 900. The
Reaper and Mower inns a large item in
the business, aud the demand Tor these
Indispensable aids to the farmer, is fully
equal To their production. The great
breadth Of land IN the north west ue.
vUicd to purposes OF r4ishg grain is an,
oddltonal inc utive 10 their use and
manolac'ure; aud At this day OF progress,
aud high wag = Tor mluual lrbor, no far
| m,r can dispense with his Reaper anG
Mower. The pri"clpai agricultural i'm
plrm 'a's nlnuHcureL by this cs'sb-
liShmcnt are The lVll"wiug: Threshing
Machinrs. Grain Drills, II rs" II ,s,'s,
Brick Machin,s $, Cider hlills, Sugar Mills
Road Strap2rs, cIe. AlLrge nm ,untnf re-
par ne necessarily COMES 10 the Works.
The !Hcilities Tor 'uruiig both in iron
aud wood. iheuidi"e etc., are complete
AID cfac'Hc. Farmers who purpose
pure hasitg G farm implements fer cultiva-
ting their lsnds, or gathering harvests
this SEASON, will consult their Interests
bv taking hook a, the products Of home
industry. a~ .f,.-u ,r.
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TnE CASE or GwYNN e CAMP
BILL vs.. GROSS. This case, amer the adj
inurument oi ouu,t. was Kept open fr
s'v raj weeks. fcr the purpose Of prepa
rng a Bill - Exceptions. This was nc
rdinsy prepared with all The ~ dedce,
which was irlroduc"d b fore the jtry ut
the laic term ofrourt, Incorporated there.
10; ard also all the accompan, inp drpo.
sitions, exhibits and patents. A meet.
ing o. the parties. with Judge WHIrILEY,
was had at Corey on last Ttursday, and
the Bill Of Excspiiors was completed
aud signed by the Judge, Ulon this
bile exceptions, P'tian IN errar will
be flied in the District Court, aud ,ha ca.o
virtually con es up IN that cnuri upon the
whole merits as we'll as tn. law of the
e7se, BIT ms the District Court will on
y he in session few days, in all proha
billy the ease will be reserved at onee,
'or decision in ihs Supreme Csurl. The
decision To be rend red IN this case. is
important, as il will virtually decide two
Other cases between the same parties.
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Miss TrENNEssEr. wilr was once
called the " Wnuder!u Chld," the grcut
Clhilvoy att mud Magnetic Dociress, i'll
be Mt Tiiiin. at the Shawhsn House, on
May l7Ih 1866. and ROMAN positively for
one week only, where she may be con.
suited on all matter pcr,oining to lif,
and health. She will give Information
Of los, and stolen properly, identifying
the person or persons concerned with 50
mach rtdi"ty, rs to scare ly Leave u
doubt of Their guilt, and when qnired,
will 60 into I'm Unconscious sat, and
travel to all parts the world aud hnnl
up l'st aud nhscni persons, whether dad
or i've, aud through hr will tell the
inqniring iriouds heir siiua lou and where
ab'uis. She will guarantee to make
permanent cures in all cas- IS she under
takes. CIncers extracted " ithout instru
ments or pain or a drop of blood, in from
four to twenty.four hours. Paralyzed
persons made to walk in from three IL
niue days, and all ether diseases treat d
with the same success, such as liver
complaint, consumption, fits, heart dis
ease, sight aud hearing restored restored,
aud all diseases thai flesh is heir to. BY
the solicitation OF htr friends she has
been induced to visit Tinin, foi the ac.
commudation of ihusa who cannot via il
her Infrmary 1T I22, West Filth Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WonES's NAMEs.-Mary, the
ccmnnopesLo all names given tn women
is yet one OF the sweetest. Byron as.
sures us that he had an absolute passion
for IT. II sionifirs "exalted.' Nt
Marin and NJ rie fine after French
are ONLY other forns of Mary, and have
the same meaning.
MarihT, sigui6ps bitterness"
Aane, ANN, Hannah, and prnbably
Nancy, aie from the snme source unt
signify kind "ur "grnti aus"
Ellen was originally II len, the Litin
being Helena, uud the French, ii ,lenc
the meaning being acc riding To some
&" olluring." and according to others, zone
who pitics." "A
jane sign Il . the same os Anna. Sa
r"h or Sally, princess. and the morning
star. Susan, lily. Rebcccn, plump
Lucy. brightness, nf aspect. L uisa OF
Louise, one who protects. Fr1pcrs OF
Fanny, frank or free. Catharine, pure OF
ch"s'e. Caroline or Charloltr, queens
Sophia, wisdom. Emma, te"der. Mir.
g'ret, u pearl or daisy. Elz beth OF
Il "a, true. Jdli,, Jnliette aud Jnlietia.
suft h,ircd. Agnes. cbaste. Amelia
aud Amy. beloved Clara, clear or
bright. Eleanor, all fruitful. Gertrude,
oil truth. Grscc. .fuvor. Laura laurel.
Matilca, noble or brave maid. PAebe,
iilht of lite. Amanda, amiablI. la.
bel, true AID loa ly. Pauline, little one.
Olive, peace. Eth, happy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-17

PRrPARE FOR THE WoKsT. We
do nol lhink the valas aud ncccs,itV of
ex'reme cleanliness can he too promi.
ncoty brought bcfore our c,iizes. The
ol jet aud bounden duty of every family,
SHOULD be. Ia ru their housa and grounds
in good order, for the siekg season of this
summer. Common sense aud the best
medical authority reaches us that Il si,l
come. These clganings and purgings Of
our yards aud b,ways, should no, ouly
Commence at once, but be kept up vgor.
ou'S; for the aceumulalions q q month
may reader ineffective ~ previous labor
aud watehIolRess. Such matters, like
mauy other, ste asi'ated at umes. aud
grta, eu,huslasm is raised; persons are
oOnv laced OF the necessity of tbs muye.
mcut, but before long it dies away. aud
when the dreaded dangers euae, they
c"lnc Ia ind us uqpsepss, d, D. not de.
pend upon III Baard VI neaith. only but
80 10 Il yourselves.
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G. X. BROWN & Co.,
LETTER LISe.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tifin
Pot Office, May l6, 1866.
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STAPLE & FANCY
STOCK AND PRICES !

.h1 Respectfully, 81
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-06-13
Masonic Celebration.
June 4th, 1866. l7-5t.
JACKSON LODGE No

,ssSazxs.< JACKSON LODGE No IS,
9NNs A.. F.. NJ: will comnemo.
rate Ine ensuing St Johns Day, in the u.a.
al way, on THURSDAY the 2ist Jun. -
a procession of he me bcrs Of the Order
will be formed at the Lodge Room at / o.
clock. when thew will proceed to the u. r.
Church, where addresses will be deli cred
by the Master II the l.odle-B. j Wi,hcr
spoon, E-q and w. VI. CoDnors, Esq
Neighb"ring Lodges, and Mnsons every.
where are invited TO unite in the Gel, ,bration
The pnbiic generally are invited to hear the
addresses.
A Pic Mic dinner will be prepared for the
occasion, TO which the Masonic fraternity
are invited. The following commi Tee has
been appointed to supervise the getting up
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SheriR's Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF Writ Sf 81 Fa TO no.
II directed. will sell to the highest bid
der nj Laacaster Court House. on the frat
Monday in July next, within the legal
hoursof sale, the following property to wit:
A tract of land containing four hundred
And eighty acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of James Catoe, VIM II phifer. and
Others; levied on and TO be sold as The pro
periy Of Bingham Blackmo at the suit of
X. G. Billings, c. +. l.. d, ct al [Df$3.5o
Also at the same time and place, | will
sell al the interest OF Bingham Blackmon.
the defendant, in what is called the John
Backmo7 gold mine track Of land, adjoin
ing hands Of Jam. - Cntoe and others lev.
led on and to be Sold rs the property of
Bingham Blarkmon, nj the suit of Il. G
Billings, c T.. L. D., and others.
TERMS CASH. Or. fec ss so
J. Z. COUSARr.
June g, 1866. 1885, ST.
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1 8 s 8

INCREASE OF RATS The Farmers
Gazette (EngIisb) asserts ard proves by fig.
.hrss that ene pair Of RATS Will have a
jprogenysand descendants no l,ss than 65I.
,b5o in three years. Now, unless this i'm
nense family can be kept down, they would
consume mere food than would sustain
$500 humln beisgs.
EW- Sc sCosTAR's' advertisement above.
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Notice to Contractors.

The Commissioners of Public Buildings for
Lancaster District WILL on the 10th day OF July
4. D., $50, let out to the lowcsS bidder, who
can give to tham'the required bond ard securi
ty, the contract for repairing the Jail at Ian
caster Court iouse.
Sealed proposals will be received from con
tractors until the time above indicated, by H.
r. Price. Chairman of the Botrd The work
required to be performed consists OF framing
four cells, covering the building, aud work lnci-
dental thereto. No sealing, or plank will be
required except for shcetimg and boxing.
DIMENSIONS OF BUILDING.
The building is 46 feet long and 40 feet wide.
from outside t. outside. The story upon which
er to joist. The passage around the cells be.
tween the same and the outer wall TO be . feet
wide. The cells in number to be i6 feet by l3 e.
TIMBERS NECESSARY.
Two sills for cells 40 feet longs.s by inches
ends to rest on oute- walls.
Qns centrc. sill 26 Il long, by inches
Three silis 80 # long, 8 hy 8 inches, all to be
framed together forming the foundation Of
the cells
Slcepers to be 3 by inches set 81 inches from
ceRtre to centre.
Studdins to be aby 8 inches, 10 inches from
centre Ia centre.
Side Wall Plates (2) 4G n, 10 by 20.
Two end plates, AZ feet long 4 by 10.
Three plates for cells ~ fl long, by 10,
Two " 32 it long, 4 by 10
One centre plate 46 feet, 4 byiO.
The joist 10 be bv 10, to extend over the out.
er wall to form the boxing, to set inches
from c'ntre to cent c.
Rsfters to correspond with the building 3 by 8,
each TO be braced in the cAtre from the top
jost
The building to be shec.sd and shingIed With
the best material
The work to be performed and completed by
the lst 0: NoGemte er next, in a woikmanlike
manner. Any other work required by The un.
dersfgmei will bs a specia! JOB, not to be incIu
ded in the above. Contractors for further par.
tcplars in reference to the work are referred to
n draft OF the same placed in the hands of
Aessrs. Hasscltine Massey, At Lancaster {. Ii.
II. K. PRICE, Cham OF Board
J. 7. X. BgLr, Sec'y
June 4th, 1866. l7-5t.
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1 8 6 g.

Y AyoIcEFRoM THEFAR WEST
iSpeaking OF "Costnr's' Rat. Roach, Ant, ga.
Ex,erminator--thors gtain and provisions
Are destroyed annusliy In Grant County by
ivermin Than wonld paw for tons of this Rat
ana Insect Kiiler,'-Ldneasf. Wis Her
I'D
EN- See "CosTAs's" advertisement ABOVE.
~- Sold everywhere South.
W BY ell Druggists and Dealers.
BARNES, WARD & Co.,
Wv6ls,aie Agents,
June 13-3m New Orleaas, La,
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An Ordinance,

To prohibit persons tr9m hro,cing "Long
Bullets ~ithin The Corporation.
WHEaEAs, Individuals are in the habit
Of casting long bullets on the side walks
sndangeri. 9 the lives or limbs of the clii
zens.
Be il therefore ordained bv the In!sndant
and Counci of i.ancister, in Council assem-
blsd. that it shall b0, and i, hereby dsclnred
20 be unl"~ful for any person or perSonS TO
throw long beliefs within the cooperate
limits Of the Village. ANY person or per.
sons who shall b. ronyicted Of a violation
Of this Ordinance shall subject himself 10 a
fine Of five dollars for each and every of
isnce in the premises
Ratified in Council this 9th day of June,
1866 ADAMS, Intd't
yoHs NJ. BsATy, Ssc'y.
JuLe 49,
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,"lS years esta li.hed in N. Y. CITY"
"Only Invaluable remedies known"
"Frse from poisons"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rnts come cut Of ihcir holes 10 die"
'Costa;'s" Rat. Roach, &c, Exterm's
lisa paste-used for Rats, Mice, Roaches,
Black aud Red Apts, &C., &c, &c, &c.
"Costar's" BedBug Exterminator,
10 liquid or ~ash-nsed I" d-stIoy, and
also as a preventative for Bed-Bugs, &c.
"Cestar's" Electric Powder for Insects
10 FOR Moths, Mo,qni,eez. Fleas.B bags
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals. Sc.
~ -! Beware OF all WORTHLESS, imi
tations,
W-Ses that "COSTAR'S' name I. On each
Box, Bottle aud Flask. before you buy.
sEAddress. HENRY R CosTAR.
4oI Broadway, n. Y.
~- Sold everywhere South.
~ by AL Druggists and Retailers.
Barnes, Ward & Co.
Who'rsaic Agents,
New Orleans, La.
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I'm EQUITY-Lancaster.
En- Parte. {. ID. Melton,) Bill to Per-
Solicitor Northern Circuit. : petuate Testi.
)mOny.
Jones Crockett, Executor of John A.
S,ewman. deceased, having this day filed
in my Office an application in writing, pray
ing for leave 10 have taken and perpetuated
secondary evidence of the contents and pro.
bate Of The last VIII and Testament of said
deceased. bearing date the - day Of -
A. D., 1861, and admitted TO probate on the
- day Of - A. d., 1882, tha original
whereof is alleged to have been destroyed,
all persons having ike or opposite interests
in said paper, are he eby notified to appear
before me en- tho Gath day of August next,
to croes.eXamne the testimony which may
be pfoduc ed aud introduce as!imony in re-
ply, wheo such testimony, if not refuted.
shall be recorded.
X G. BILLINGS, GELD.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster Z. IL,
s T., May is, 1866.
May %, l5-sm.
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Wanted.
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, at Lapcas-
ter Court House. not called for
Brown, Joel II. Belk. Ellen r
Ballard s, ID. Carlhaga, Silvey
Evans, John Gregory, Martha
Gamble, Nancy A. Hough, Maggie
Hough, Henrietta, Horton, Nancy NJ.
Ham nond, Sarah Hall Albert o..
Hunter, Moilie liough, Shippar5
Norrows, Margaret McMuray, WIN. M
Poore, J. G. Patterson. DR.. X. NJ.
Robertson, John Il. Rutland, James IT,.
Roaa, Isaac ). Richardson, + (col., }
Robertson, Wesley Stogner. John
Stogner, Marth& Lizzie Sings, A. J. .r,..
Short, Ill J. Thompson, ASram
Thompson, w. B. Thompson, MaryA.
Terrell, Richmond r. Ussery, Sarah
Young, r w.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
June 3th, 1866
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I'm EQUITY-I.ancaster.

Landg w, Bailey, hdm'r. Jemi. Bill for
SH iI"maod' Us. Nathaniel n"eo"
Bower, II. al. Nand relief
IL Appearing TO nv satisfaction TINT Ma
lhan'ei Bowers. and Barnett ID yohunon, de.
fendanis 10 the above stated casa, reside
b.yond the limits Of this State, on motion
Of k-rshaw g. Coanors. Sol'rs for Com
p'ainnnt, IL is ordered that tbs said Nathan
lei Bowers and Bnrnette ID Johnson, do
Plead, answer or drmur In the Bill in said
ease on or before tile first day f Sepiem
ber next otherwise jndgmen, pro conresso
will be ordered agpin-t them.
X G. BILLINGS G. E. LID.
Co mrs Office, Lancaster @. H.
b. G. May "a, 1866. 5m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
III. EVERETT,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and So
"A lictor in ChAncery; viii attend to professional 6u'
siness in Sandusky and adjoining counties OFFlOE'
Second story BUckland's NEW Block
FREMONT, OHIO.
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j. r.. RARTLETT.

A TTORNEY AT Law, has rssuned the practice Of his
N profession in SsrdUsky ard adjoining Counties
Ounce in BucklaDds Block Rooms on State StressS
opposite the Croghan House,
FREMONT, OHIO. ln2B1.
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believe. 1t is an embarrassing question
for me to know, not as Mr.. Webter said,
where am | to go, but how am to vote
No, it is not an embarrassing question
That was slip of the tongue. l shall
have no embarrassment about it. shall
vote for the Unconditional Union party
of this nation. Immense applause. There
may be a great deal of radicslism in it;
but tt never saw a party in which there
was not radicalism. Radicalism is some
times little too fast, and sometimes con-
servatism is little to slow. But you have
a medium between the two that win regu-
late it. .-..- f.-rs t.-.+. .i.,.t
,, TWO PARTIEs-THE UNION AND REBEL.
l am not to abandon those who agree
with me on this great question of the re-
storation of this Union, because there are
radicals in the party, and when. if l do not
go with them, | have to go into another
party where there is more radicalism,
and more obnoxious radicalism, than |
find in the great Union party. Of all
radiclism that which is most obnoxious to
me is the Radicalism of Democracy. Ap-
plause. And | will vote with any party, /
do not care what it is, to beat it down
and to keep it down. Great applause.
Much as suffered, and as much as we all
suffered in this war, would, so help p me
God, ten times over rather go through an
other rebellion than to see that party re-
stored, and to see the great war carried on
by the United States, the hundreds of
thousands of lives that have been lost and
the millions and tens of millions of money
that has been expended, all go for nothing
to restore that party who are alone respon-
sible for all this. Immense applause.
Get up another party There can be but
two parties in this Union, and one is a
loyal party, and the other is disloyal
party. Great applause. He who does
not vote with the loyal party must vote
with the disloyaL, and vote to bring the
rebels and Copperheads into power again.
Applause. know what the object Of
this party is, for they attempted to initiate
me into it "What party do you propose
to raise, inquired, ''to bring up the old
Democratic party, the rebels and Copper
heads into power again" ''Ob, no; not
at all; not at all" "What do you mean
to do! Out of what element do you pro-
pose to raise this paftyF' "Why, the old
fashioned jackson Democracy" "The
old-fashioned jackson Democracy9 Why
/ have heard that much-hackneyed phrase
of playing the play of Hamlet with the
part of Hamlet left out, but if ever it was
aptly applied it is when you propose to
raise Democratic party and leave all the
/ Democratic party out. And if you leave
out the rebels of the South and the Cop.
perneads of the North, the rotunda of the
Capital will hold them all the three times
over. If you do not vote with the loyal
party you are obliged to vote to bring that
disloyal party back into power, and am
opposed to all parties and to all measures
that are calculated to bring about such an
end. [Applause.
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Inc Judges VIII Lake lntO COnSlueIatlon Tue
training as well as symmetry and proper match
ing, aud try the teams at the plow or otherwise
as they may think proper.
Z Oommittee-D. s. Tinney, NJ. Bsrringer,
Jason Gibbs.
No. 6-Fat Cattle.
best fat creature 3 years old and over 500
I'd do do 300
Exhibitors in this list must state in writing
the kind of keeping during the last year.
Oommittee-Jesse Van Ness, Jacob Horlsch-
Ell, Jacob Baumann.
NJ NIL o.
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Committees must in all cases report their
awards in writing aud state fully their reasons
therefor.
No premiums to be awarded on animals OF
articles that have heretofore received the first
premium in the same class. And no premium
to be awarded on any animal or article without
merit, whether there is competition or not.
-.a, GENERAL REGULATIONS.
Exhibitors must have their articles ON the
Fair Ground and entered upon the Premium
List on the first day of the Fair. and card will
be furnished by the Secretary to be placed on
the article. No animal or article can be remov-
ed until three o'clock P. NJ, of the third day
without permission of the Executive Commit
tee Live stock entered on the books on the
first day may be brought into the grounds up
to . O'Clock A. NJ, on the second day. Premi-
ums will be awarded on the third day of the
Fair 97 Es ".- Hfr .fr5'-'
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A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, will at
n tend to Professional Business in Sandusky and ad
oininr counties Special attention given to procuring
Soldiers Pay, Bounty. and Pensions. lA4ib rrk
OFFIcE-Second Story Tyler's Block.
FREMONT, OHIO.
November, %, 1858. O. IS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20

To any Who hare doubts concerning where to go for
Business Eduestion We sayh you study one week with
u.s. and we have deceived you by false
ask for your tuition fee and II will be refunded E
For full partculars send for Catalogue snd Circular
Dec. l. 1856. 4sy1- i,.is,7s ,ei ss,.is -ti1-,