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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-30

During my temporary absence from
the city. the business of the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Will be transacted by DR.. j. B.
Johnston, Office on Third Street, be-
tween Main and Locust.
G.. III. ALLEN.
ianQ M&Wte
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-30

Dw= Messrs. Cell & Rheinlander,
music dealers, Third Street, below
Sycamore, are daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-30

JOURNAL AGENT FOR CENTRE AND
SCoTT TOWNSHIPS have secured
the services Of George w. Goodge to
canvass Centre and Scott Townships
for subscribers to the WEEKLY JOUR-
NAL, and he commences his work at
once. We ask our many Republican
friends in these sterling Union town
ships to give him hearty welcome,
and render him all the assistance they
can. The JOURNAL should be week
ly visitor to every family in these in
telligent communities, and with a
little aid from all our friends, Mr..
Goodge will succeed in accomplishing
that desired result
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the same size can boast of such ex-
tensive and excellent institutions of
the kind. There are several gentle
men of large means residing in our
city who might add greatly to our i'm
portance in the way of manufactures.
if they possessed the enterprising
public spirit of Mr.. Heilman, and at
the same time might add greatly to
their own wealth and usefulness.
SHALL WE HAVE STEAM FERRY?
We understand that proposition is
on foot to establish first class steam
ferry between this city and the Ken
lucky shore. The plan proposed is,
we believe, to form small joint stock
company, to inaugurate the enterprise
with provision that the owner or
leaser of the ferry shall have the right
to buy up all the stock at fixed rate
as rapidly as possible. We believe
the plan is entirely feasible, and that
such an enterprise would be of great
benefit to the city and of great public
convenience. The permanent estab-
lishment of such a ferry would, no
doubt, lead to the construction of a
good gravel road from the opposite
side of the river to Henderson, above
the line. of high water mark This
would secure to the city a large
amount of trade and business that
now goes elsewhere, and would prove
a vast convenience to our neighbors
on the other side. We commend the
consideration of the subject to the
business men of the city and the peo-
pie of Henderson.
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For SALE.-Cook e Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
Housekeepers' Emporium for Sale.
This offers to any one, that wishes
to go into the Grocery and House
Furnishing Business, a chance such
as has never been offered in this city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr. Cook has bought a farm, near
Boston, Mass, and he is obliged to
take possession Of it April 1st, 1867. If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-30

The WEATHER.-We are just now
being treated to most remarkable
" spell of weather. of character al
together unprecedented in.this lati
tude. Yesterday and the evening pre-
vious, we had the novelty of a snow
storm, with the mercury at 20 deg. to
"a deg. above zero, and the range
has not varied 6 deg. in the last three
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THE DIFFERENCE.-The Louisville
Journal, of Monday, says:
The city wharf seems deserted, and
at Portland there is only one small
pile of freight for the dozen boats ly-
ing there. Not very cheerful pros
pect.
Here the prospect is quite different.
The wharf boats, the wharf and the
warehouses here are all full of freight
awaiting shipment, and the only thing
needed tomake lively times is an open
river. Evansville is the great outlet
for the produce of Western Indiana
and Eastern Illinois, and must al
ways be city of superior commercial
Importance to the villages around the
falls. Three or four steamboats, of
the largest size could be loaded here
at once for Memphis and New Or
leans with the river open once more
THE BUSINESS BLoCKADE.-The
long continued suspension of naviga-
ton has led to a singular incon-
venience to our wholesale merchants.
This is nothing less than finding their
business houses blockaded with goods
that have been sold on orders receiv-
ed by mail, and which have been
packed and cannot be shipped on ac-
count of the obstruction of naviga-
ton. The fronts of some Of the
wholesale grocery houses are so full
of goods thus packed and marked
that it is scarcely possible to enter
the stores, and they have large orders
lying back and which they are unable
to fill for want of room in which to
pack the goods. There will be an
immense rush when the ice disap-
pears.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Evansville, Jan. 30, 1867.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12


nynR JorEsAE -E3or DO you suppose one ear
i,s isf.sr. for 3 paper these dur times-dull only
i, Town u<tisps-but drIl nsTsrthelsss. We presume
The farmers gnits busy in thsr ey
the uay are likely 10 be profitable ones. There is
prc.pect Of an abundant wheat harvest while
clOrsr, and hay are quite good; The poor DAY
lsboTsr wiIlin bis soul in thsnksgtviDg, only
wheat enough can be produced 10 bring down hour
90 fscisg rsIes We have had Hour up at fabulcus
prices Iepg enough. People are AL disposed 70 loot
torr.rd 10 sssetter times after hasests' Well We
hon. SO. Money at n aud is Per csnt. is p1ssty
..eep. Perhaps our people Gao get out large crops
,hs, ran induce some OF ths currency in the east TO
circulate out this way. Bat Il will Be veil enough
Tor people not 70 expect too great an tnandaton oi
4: serb1cks sftsr harvest little less speculation
and little more industry are needed, 70 mAks
time. batter. If about nina out every doEsa Of the
,vecuissors and IoEisu vould so ts work, mucn
more would be produced, and times made easier
<-ISt,s 10 ssflI on ths agrovH Many new suiidlass
ar. being ersc.ed and the town is rreehips oes on
all I.id... The new Methodist Church, IS approach
,nr conc,etion, and is certninly gfsad sfAir. Il
Vii, b. by all odds the finest church in the county
r..,r,. Close & I.oonis hare erected a sLath and
T,,,n;,s F,rtoft. near thee. D. a C. r IR and are
doing splendid rork. The Lsih they turp out can
not be beat in respect 70 qualify orpriee: - -
Mr.. WIN. q. Bacon, Who recently returned from
Kansas City, has leased v n q illis room in Union
s,ooK and win open cut trsn new stick Of Dry
Goods September lst-,-q -
The folio<igg cficers Of Clyde lsodes eossasa- o
OF, for th. yvseeut ysar we're installed last We'd
ne-d.y evening, By 7. c'G ~ HstII
ohss. Wright, Me- :, TeHW
J. Barnett, Y. g.
L. r eetfins, Secretary.
CT. Bell, Treasurer = "a fcufs,
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.
"TRY, TRY AGAIN. When You are af-
fiicted with severe cold or bronchial affec-
ton, which may any moment terminate in
consumption, first try all the cough prepara-
tions you see advertised, and find they
do you no good, pay a dollar for a bottle Of
"Dr. J. W. Poland's White Pine Com
pound" and get relief II has ncUer yet fail
ed ina single case! Sold by all druggists,
"shine sedt- little head summing over with
curls, .JEHAgf. GIff
To the flowers, and be their sun"
There is nothing more intrinsically beauti-
full in the natural adornments of the human
form than fine head of hair. Without it
even the most comely features are almost re-
pulsiye, and the plain becomes positively
ugly. Grey. hairs, although accounted an
honor 10 the old, have never been so consid-
cred with respect 10 hesniddle aged and the
young. Too often itis7ooked upon as a re-
suit of dissipation; ;syet many of the latter are
innoe afliicted by these misfortunes,
which they could easily remedy by use of
the proper means. s@Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" one of the finest articles for
toiletpse Will ieffectpslly9 pfeve1t and cure
balaiieA, gay hair and als6Ost all diseases Of
The scalp. None should be without it.. 81
Don't use Soda nor any of the common
kinds Of Saieratus in making bread, if you
value health and desire TO have bread that
is palatable. Always use d. B. De Land &
Co. s-BcSt CheplicGi Sdterattts and you will
have a pure article. 1t may be had at the
grocers. It is put up full weights, others are
short weights. ~ I0Ht.a 4
EBtssssb btsFaaEMAs btsFaaE MN WHO Frasr INVENT.
ED SLEEF, quoth Sencho Panza. Sleep has
often been murdered" !" not in Macbeth's case
only, but in many modern instances, by in
digestion. nervous disorders, headache and
host of other complaints. For all such there
il a remedy and sufferers may now sxclaim,
s'Blessed be the man who invented the PLAN
TArIoN Buffers T" This delicious Cordial and
fine Tonic is now hailed by millions as the
great Heath Givsr and Restorer Resolve
10 buy bottle, and don't 'tsleep on it. '"Be
wise in time"
MAeNoIfA WATER.-A delightful toilet al
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half price.
tSfuDEHrsIN PREvATE 4 ANIL Es.f-We learn
that The officers fthe Union Business Insti-
tute at Hllsdale, Michigan which by the
way is becoming the most extensive and pop
nlar Institution of the kind in the west
have wisely made arrangements to secure
good board IN private families, for their stu
dents, and at the very low price of So. 50 to
S40D per week. If the officers Of all our Col
leges would initiate their example, much dis
sipation would be prevented and many
young man would be saved from contracting
ruinous habits.
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aMarffadfs.


On The Sd inst, by che Rev. j. wykes,
Mr.. ZACHARY Ross 10 Miss AsBIE JACKSON,
both of Fremont. -7ais58 .'szsl q71a ! IN
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr.. SAMUEL
r. BURaAE, of Riley, to Miss LErTE HUNTER,
of Green Greek .s5esas ia F7nH
July Sd, 1867, by Rev, H. Lang, Mr. DEN
ron GRAMBLE With Miss IsABELL WISE, both
Of Fremont. p .llri sz1ff I
BY the same, July 4th, SAMUEL AesES#,
with Miss MARY A. ZARTMAS.
By the same, at the same time, Mr.. WAR
Rem O! BALDWIN with Miss LIMA j. ROLE ER.
On the 4th inst, by N. II. Remsburg, Esq.
Mr.. FRANCIS D. ZIMMERMAN of Adams TIP.
Seneca county, 20 Miss '0ArHARIsE A. HIRE
Of jackson Tp., Sapdusky county, Ohio.
July 10th, 1861, at the Methodist Parson-
age, by Rev. j. Wykes Mr.. DENNIS d.
lGLAss, Of Ballyille, 70 Miss May j. HUB-
BARD, Of Bellevue. sss..
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PIANOs.-ln a co untry phe re the natural desire
Of the people is to reach th highest point u ART il
very dicuh for success to be obtained without the
most arduOus labor, Public opinion il estremeiy
eIaetng and pot always Just; but often unjust and
cruel criticism has produced the most bsnsscial
suits; the greatest improvements have been made
under continued acknowledgements, and in many sue
cessfur Efforts eefsst seemed certain to all except
those concerned. In no branch of art has there
been more tTSIs and failures, and in single instru
nsnt is there many different parts to perfect in
order TO make the whole the PianoForts;
this is always attended with great expense requiring
Iergs capital and patient perseverance. GRovKsrlKS
&Co, 499 Broadway, N T., commenced manuis etur-
Ing Pisros thirtysix years ago, and Is one Of the
Oldest houses in the county. They diaered from
TIE Tast Of the makers tRisrsspsctthe5 aimed to
Inske the best instrument, snd to sell it for the
srGIIesI profit These Pianos to-day cannot be er-
eeiled. Their singing quality s pare, nH and easily
retained through the MOST slsnstsy passages. For
power they are gnpsssHslle and are celebrated for
their great briIlsncy sNis lie touch and elegance
Of siyAs and 6Rifk- t2ST4J
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1eaths. :

AT his residence in Townsend, Sandusky
Co, Ohio, July 5th 1867, BENJAMIS HoorER !,
aged forty one years. Mr.. HooFEE was born
in England, being about ten years old when
his father settled in Townsend He was
knownas q very industrious, energetic man,
thorough in all his undertakings. His
health has been declining for the last ten
years, leaving his mind active in his own
business matters and until the very last he
was able to be about the neighborhood and
farm until about week previous to his
death, when he was taken with bleeding al
the lungs, This was soon checked but he
passed slowly but surely away. Mr.. HooPER
was never married and leaves no heirs except
sisters or mother 70 inherit his estate con-
sisting of two farms of one-hunared acres
each, together With moneys and credits.
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Commercial Matters,
Fremont Market.
EREMoNr, o, TAuRspAY, JOLLY u, Is

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fhsAohT'e., thoHSDAf' JULY ~ 1907.
Corrected By d. Garyin & Co,
wheu.-No.1 j, 81 Is ,Eo.2 81 so /; No. ., 81 50
Cor,,-s75c y hushel- .
a oo - hu.b., a s-q
Oats-52c ' bushel,
Bachw w1ieSI teraiuI I-S7c, hushsl.
Fia4 seea-S1 W ousnei. ~
C,o go az oo . Sr,n.,
OAO'os SoS w - ~
W0Ol-So93oc. TO-
G.,
sloar,.li ssesl ees 81 : =.
smoked Meats-Haus, Ias;oss Vih; shoul-
dera, IOc. ? ID Dried Beef, ,2oc. ? ID.
Butter-i21se. YD 81
1ss..,.s a..s:.sHiss,ss% y as:.s1',e' I @ ass .aI
Pe.a.oesI,0e sasnsi',.5 rosa s7e q
-.-raf - -, -. 60 ls.-.-. =,
beesWaA-@'S' ID -..r-., 49,
saitTsine'S aa'i, -s0' = ssi > szeei Coarse,
ppt., - .,
Ctps'. n = ! Y'sS 'F''S "
1Is. Tsa.sssssl Oe : .,f, M. x.,d.i5
sHesI = si shs Va Y = y ~ 'is7s
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MapAeFehT ~ W Sio Wv "a opLs - evT
kit.ss. bas er,ss if,T s.--g5 hsli5s- -s-s.sl- -
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es oI al IIepidenies' Be wise in time. Sold ev-
'here.-[New York World, Nov. &, 1855.
CATARRH SNUFF AND

JACKSON's CATARRH SNUFF AND
TAOCHE POWDER.-Ad delightful and pleas
ant ntTemedy in catarrh. heaiache bad breath, hosrse
ness asthma, bronchitis, coughs, deafness &c, and
all disorders resulting from colds head throat and
vocal organs This remedy doss not dry up eatarrh
but IoeseHs it, frees the head of all offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headaehe; sllsys
and soothes the burning heat in catsrrh is so mild
and agreeable is its effects that it positively cure,
''HAeAt 'Hse=tHg. As a TRooHs PovDER, is pleasant
70 the taste, an neTer nausestes; when swallowed
instantly gives to the throat and vocal organs ds
ctouf tEsei0H Of eOOsasss and comfort Is the best
VOICE Toxic in the world. Try it. Safe, reliable,
and only IS GEMS Sold by druggists or allied free.
Address, COOPER, WILSON co, Propristors
PhiladelPhis JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEsr THUAx, Toledo, Ohio, wholesale Agents.
- I vl5u2SYl. -ff-.f lf
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Farm for Sale.

FIyaE andersignsd oasrs for sale his farm, situated
la BaiiSiifs township, SAndusky county, Ohio,
four miller eouthTes Of Frsmoaton the Sandnsky
SO acres sunder g1od state OF cuItiTati9n 10 Of 1t
river bottom aud The balance timber, situated on
rooi roads, ccmloFtaSle house, frame barn, buggy
other out door baldings, good wsllf OF water and
cstern an orchard or 40 large bearing apple trees Of
choSos fruit; also pear, peach, plum. cherry and
other summer fruit. Also house well situated for
m aktng syrup. For further Information enquire Of
the su6seFabsr On the premises, .
dsm0s1 e I,zHrs isso7 re JAMES HIEff.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

USE RENNE,S PAIN-KILLING MAGIC
OlL.--" 1t Works Like Charm. Every person
in this town win End it for their pront well as for
their comfort, if thsJ use RENNE'S PAIN KILL
IRG MAGIC GIL when they have Headsehe, Tooth
ache, Chilblains, Ague in the Face and Jaws, Lame
Shoulders, Rheumatiam, Scisties, Bruises, Cramps
Colds, Group, sore Throat, any pains of this ma
ture. The ladies win find it's use blessing to re-
lieSe theis peculiar psins. 1t is one OF the best
things to use in e family as general remedy for
any Kind Of painful disorder hunt, or burn, ever
discovered and it is clean and delicious TO USE Use
itfeelyF Sold.by slEDFuggzts, NerchAh ts and Gro-
GERS WIN. RENNE, sole FroPrietor and Msuufac
turer, Pittsdsld, MASS. srssEeas
soldby E. Dillon & Son, at vhelssals and retail.
vl5n2ly cow IRENE
Shattered Constitutions Restored By
HsLhBoLD's EXTRACT BUuHG. Gs E-Ta - -
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Our Public sohools.-Editors journal:
At the recent commencement exercises of the
High School, the Superintendent made some
remarks which were worthy of the earnest
attention of all our citizens. They were
comprehensive, just, true; more SO than is
likely to be apparent TO those who have had
no specialopportunities Of knowing the work
ings of our school system. Parents may de-
pend upon it, that in all ordinary cases they
cannot do better for their children than keep
them steadily in The public schools till they
have completed the course Of study. will
not attempt,to put the remarks of Mr.. Ross
before your sresders as he has himself
dose Tit.-FButs on every point, they were
sound -aRd just. On one point, however, 4
wish to give his views an emphatic endorse
nent. Without in the least dispsrsging the
qualifications of teachers of select schools,
be claimed that pupils cannot expect 10 leave
thepuidic schools and make better progtess
in the select schools The claim is just The
public schools have the advantage Of systsm
from beginning to end; and also Of the sq-
perEisions ofeane annindssa During the three
years Of my own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pupils
who, left their classes for any considerable
time, and then came back, were found uni
fcrrnly to have lost ground. lido notremeus-
Der d,singlc esceptio,sg The regular, system
attic course of study is the hest .,.-s -.ls--t.-
II il cnly necessary that our citizens stead
lily sustain the Superintendent and Teachers
in the course they are following. and our
schools viii rapidly become sll that we can
desire. E. BUSHNELL.
7 Fremont ,JulV 3 1851
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Church societiss-New Style.-The
ladies Of The Methodist Church of this city
have adopted new aud improved style of
mite society. Iustesd of meeting at the resi-
dences of members they hold the sniiteP
fortnightly IN. the basement of the Church.
The first 'Sociable's was held last Friday
evening, and vas EeFyoWsll attendeskCpot.
withssahEliHg thersin. There as'ice cream
and cake, confectionery, &c. sfor sale. The
price Of admission is placed at 10 cents and
lthesefreshmeuts are sold at 10 cents for each
kind, These SociableS viii no doubt 30 pop.
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SCHOOL TAX NOTICE. Notice is
~ hereby given BY the Board Of Education OF the
City Of Fremont, that there will be special meeting
Of the qualified voters of said city at the Engine
"A. NJ, 10 consider the question whether tar of
thousand 1--WE hundred dollars shall be levied on the
taxable property of said city, to copets the School
Buildings now in course Of erection The tax which
voted for on the 18th day Of May, 1865 being in
sufficient for that purpose. The levy Ia to 20 on to
the duplicate of 1858.
By order Of the Board. -ts
HENRY LESHBR, Clerk.
Fremont July T. 1867 -2SE2
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Paints at s. Buckland L Son 5.
npters.is. s In Edses.,os.-No a a. m system len

of education is better adapted toerouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dicipline Of a first class business Col
lsge. Such an institpte'is located at Ann
Arbor Michigan. Itis worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
minating an epherperal existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-dayit is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For eircular and spesipens 9 f Pen !;
mansbips address aoi,diGt8 no s1s sislg-sor
A. @. PARSONS, A.SMasiab
~fa5 L11f 20 Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Itch Lotion at S. Bucklaaand' Bklaa id 4 son sons. =
sThe Burastt oreannefeat Musical

The Burdett 0rgan-Gfeat Musical
sensation-Thiss Kin King g,ef q ihstrgpeets IN
comparable for richpess Of ftqne, volApe, and,
seewtness, isgo exhihitionr at Il. l.. 0rossh
Music Store. It's sapefb adalities are pro-
ducipg marked sensation throughout the
musical world and especially at the Paris
Exposition. The organ is complete
Orchestra in itself SaS'' d,a5.o,. 5syeo9. r
aThs night shall be fsll fralsles t9lsh T1a
,lsi And the cares that infsst the day sqsyC
Shall fold their tents Ike tho Arabs Il j
And silently steal away.woud dssafoj
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Toledo & Columbus r. RAT the
Railroad Convention in Toledo on Tuesday
ii was resoIve,l 10 hold meetings in oolum-
bus aud Toledo on the 18th inst, for the
selection of corperators for an organization TO
be known as the Toledo d Columbus r. r.
Co., after which definite steps are TO be
taken 10 -beil thc pr8cticability of the enter
prise. The route of the &oad was of course
not selected rr---.s-. ..--s..r--1
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Real Estate Transfer, For The week

i4nCnA &soSes6 &1oAS-SA37 ~feAs eaS. ''~S-,
ending Saturday june 18th, 1867. Prepared
by A, F. Gallagher, County Recorder:
Amos Woodwotei, e john Ashf6fa,
out-lot %, Bellevue !. - : /. !. - 81 500
John Bowman to c. German, lois I73 ! - -.
and I74 Rellevuo. ....a.ls.8s ABS
John Xandusall TO L. dFandnsall,s 81 -ga sdi ;
acres, Sec 49, jackson Tp, -....-.- 1900
Michael Shawl 70 r. .Oyermyer, 10 sey . "a
acres, Scott Pp....s.se. -. .s'aia, 500
George Mooney to VIM. F.and j. T. s',qs
FlemmiDg, tl9 acres, Jackson j 81
TOWpship 500
Charles Olmsted to w. L. Butman, 'aisz5 81
lots 1897 and 1898, Fremont : ..'ses4 900
Charles Olmsted TO Samuel Skinner, rss5
=, lots 1899 and l4O0, Fremont. - 800
Thomas Siiverwood 10 e. sB.zSadler,
Sec. "a, Riley Township. 1900
Fred SwartZ 10 Levi rBowersox,46
acres, York Township. 1000
John, S. Meyer to D.. Gerba1t ~ > -
sscres, Sec. %, York township. J. 81 e5S
7. s. White. to X, ?. Buekland, in, -7ssi ~.
Homer Everett to p, y fsager, in-inte az.ff1s
99I,p Fremont. = . e 80 !. g . .iEs - 500
Charles Lindsay to,Jeremiah Daniels .Ha
10 acres, Sec. IL Towasend TP.sisI 100
r. p BHckland to Charles IbomP- has'a' b
L. D. Cooper to James E. Stevenson, ! -, I,
20 10 acres. Secs u, Green Grsek aov y
Township l...-t... y - o ysa 65e
E. d. Cooper toJ. D. Ballard, FL s71 ~
acres, Sec I3, Green Greek Tp. i, ,04s
Robsrtz a Sheldont0 O. p Haf5da0gE / q
30 acres Sec. Scott Tp,e--,,-s-,l 500
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12

Tyler's Block. new block on
oroghau Street is-up beyond the first story
and promises 10 make The old buildings
slougs ihat aFeeS ashAmedEof themselves.
The rooms ON the first floor will be handsome
and are noasofasfrOn Front sttess asAd be
out of the way,