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NRioHBoRHooo NEWS.


From the Fremont Journal April
! f2th:
GoLD. Lp.--Aboni thirteen hun.
drcd dollsrs IN gold were sold 20 the
Bank Of Fremont. ono day last week
by an old fogy who has had tho most
of il for eightor ten years. and who
lives In Riley township, Beng cop
pcrhead he read only copperhcad pa
pcrs any fell into the grave nnd cost
" error Of surposing they told the
truth, and actually expected that the
-" brave sons Of tho South would
knock the old Ropublic into splinters.
lie Is out about fifteen hundred
dollars, for his folly.
A SoLpfER GoNE.-Col Charles
Wood, late Of the 5lst Ohio died Of
consumption contracted in service. al
the house of his father in.law, Mr.. J.
p. Eldcrkin, Of this place, on Mon
day, the Sih inst, and was buried on
Wednesday with Masonio honors, at
Oak Wood Cemolory.
DR. w. II Stoycr. who has been
for some time past in tho Office of DR.
Pulling has just opened an Office in
Tilliu, where he will practice medi
cine after the Homeopathic School.
lilo has the best wisLes OF his many
Fremont friends.
From the Eindloy Je6ersohian
INFORMATION WANTED. Mr.. Har.
din Thoras wishes to know 10 refer.
ence to his son Robert Thomas, sol
dier, who was taken prisoner near
ATLANTA, Ga, August 10th, 1864. lie
was last heard from at Mason. Ca, at
which time ho was IN rebel hands.
Any information regarding the absent
ono will DO thankfully received by
bis father Address. Hardin Thomas, |
FindIey, Ohio Papers plcase copy |
From the Bucyrus Journal:
On Thursday. April 4th, 1867. at
tho residence Of the brides mother.
at Pana, Illinois. by the Rov. James
Gordonj Capt. Lyman Pnrcher, OIL
Bucyrus, and Miss Mary Tuuison, of
the former Place.
From tho Sandusky journal;
Back AGAIN We are glad TO
announce that Capt. o. II. Rosen- |
baum, who was some time since re.
moved from tho ofiico of Assistant
Assessor Of this District, has boon
estorod TO his former position, and
o-ontered upon the duties OF his of.
co on the Cd inst. The soldiers for
he Offices, say we. No one can nc
usc us Of seldshness in expressing
his sentiment.
SERIOUS AcciDENr---Yesterda af.
crnoon, at half past ono, while a
renkman on the G. & 7. Raiirvad !
amed Oliver Amcs, was engaged. at
he Upper Depot, in coupling cars,
'hile freight train was being made
p, was caught between tho bumpers
{ tho cars, and seriously crushed.
lo was struck in the abdomen, aud
is feared that his injuries will
rove fatal Med cal care was i'm.
ncdiately procured tn.a
From the Mansfield Herald:
SuocRISG CALAMITY.-The house
{ Michael Plechor, black smith at
he center of Suiield, Portage couu-
y, was on the night Of March Goth
urncd to the ground, with all its
ontcnts. Five of their children per.
shod in the ire---thc oldest ten years,
nd tho youngest seventeen -months /
Id. They were all sleeping on the
econd story, and when tho fire was
made known to tho old folks by an
pprontiee, they rushed down 10 put
he Gre out, and IN al instant the
ouse was all 10 blaze and the, !
oul d not eetther children out. The
oman was somewhat burned
From the Clyde Times;
Mahlon Chance, Esq, is OF home
gain, after brief soJouru in the
md Of wooden nut mcgs.p The
mueticpt Press speaks very Aattor. ;
lgly Of Mr.. Chances speeches in
'at State, during the late campaign.
Mrs. l.. Aldrich of this villege, fell
own a pair Of stairs Saturday last, {
reoking one aud sacturing two other
bs, in the fall, Mrs. Aldricb's in f
iries are quito serious though not I
'ngo Gus, and she is getting on as
ell as could be expected under the
c
From the Wyandot Pioneer a0
The officers Of the Wyandot Coun-
Agricultural Society have decided :
hold their next annual Fair on the D