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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-08

Change in County Ofices.-On Mon
day next the incumbents of two of the Coun-
ty Ofices-Wm. s. Russell, Probate Judge,
and E. W. Cook, Clerk of the Court-retire,
their term having expired. A word Of COM
mendation for the manner in which these
gentlemen have performed the duties of their
Offices, is eminently their due.
Judge Russell, for thirty years resident
of York township was elected three years
ago on the Union Ticket. He has given un-
iversl satisfaction, in fact being pronounced
one of the best if not the best Probate Judge
the County has ever had. He has conscien-
tiously aimed to administer the delicate and
important affairs which properly belong to
the position in an impartial and correctman-
ner, and now, in returning, bears with him
the satisfaction of knowing that he is held
in high esteem by his fellow citizens of all
parties. His successor, Mr.; E. F. Dickin-
son, who was elected last fall, is q gentleman
undoubtedly competent for the place, and
will give satisfaction.
FMr. E. ". Cook, after three years soldier
ing-iirst as Lieutenant in the 6th Ohio
and afterwards as Captain in the 1S6th Ohio
Infantry-was appointed Clerk of the Court
by the County Commissioners, in place OF
NJ. W. st Clair, resigned. He is universally
known as an official of frst-class attain
ments and tip-top f, How, into the bargain,
We are sorry to lose him from the COuri
House, but :" it wont be for long His sue.
eessOr is Mr.. John r. Gephart, of Ballville
with whom We are unacquainted.
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HnIa For California! !!

A NV PKRsoN NOT wishing TO 60 10 California,
~ cen nske q eood srEIKB BY calling on the SUD
s1thsF A. hs is Determined to give some one par
sstr IA buvsnx his laru. (known as the Shnoel hey
-Id. Tsrmi situated Hbout tEo and half miles souie
~ ,~s.t frc,u the eouIahing village of ano
mont ave and half miles south OF esst nom tns
Cyity Of Fremont, containing III acres OF nno, 81
sers, upder fence and the remainder rnefe
n on TIE premises good frame house, 81
lsre, rooms besides Eve smaller ones, suen out
tsry- I'D ROOMS and pAntries, also tUe gooo, DALns
nd ont good wells OF neVer-fatng Water'
a rod ciztsrn; also plsnty pure running spring
stsr for stock. About 30 large bearing aPPe trses
rh tr,ss plumb and cherry trees, also about three
ks~Srsd b1dsd peach trees, large enough 70 set In
~ sssthsr tract Of land of about twenty y-one
80 isyixr nearly southwest from the Depot 81
T5-Se Tb.re q On this piece Of land gooc fraIne
Ss~.s - 1eeI n nss we'll finished, also Wenty-
- = svs ,.rre applstrees, which bear choice ru1ti
-. .Sout t9eufV-aye small ones, set four years
~ of - choicest kinds Of FRUIT also lot OF peach
49, pluu ub and cherry trees, and sagaz oseoa5o O
SSortpo Iarre mapIs txeeas and TO MAKE t1e nttie
ise, r,ors dssir<bls still tbsrs beautiful spr1ne
norrinr ont tts .iescold water within fsE teet o.
Re d9sIinS house, making such An inviting retreat
- hot gluusr'S day beneath the large Epresoine
S,.zshes Of an Ancient Beech and Willow, which
evepshadevs the Spring.
- 800 dsseribed places viii be sold together
a, ss,.rsteIy to suit purchasers. For terms ane
s. n REYNOLDS.
Ass. g. 1ses-asane'
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LADIEs OF DELICArE CoNsT4rU.


TION, and uncertain health are strenuously sd-
vised throw aside the and useless prepsra-
tions 18th which they accustomed to drug them
selves, and test the hygsian, body y-aDd- mind
strengthening virtues of HosrErrER's CELBBkATED
SroEAcH BIrTERs. In all the Complaints and disa-
bilties arising frem various sss, they will ind
this cheering refreshing aud invigorstiDg prepara
ton of extraordinary efc4cy. Its regulating prop
critics are wonderful, ard as remedy for the Lam
gour, NAUSEA. tremors, ccnvu'sions, hysteria, lie.
which often accompany the developmedt Of woman
hood, it has equal among the prescriptions of the
faculty advertised medicines. For the many dis
tressng feelings which usher in often follow the
period of maternity, aud also for the painful and
dangerous symptoms which sometimes accompany
change of life" HosTsrTER's BIrrKRs ear
nestly recommended. No other restorative seems
to suit we'll the constitutions and the orgsnizA
tions of the feebler In all Of Female De-
bility where to- re is want of brisk vital action,
the BIrrERs prodaee a most important chsnge--re-
Heving local weakness and resstabshing the gsnsr-
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CaUROn DERECTORH,

p.s,,cus rsrvi-ss are regularly held In the fellow
a, ch.r,h.a In this sity, every Sabbath, at the
hesu Esned;
nrrr,zrs4 EPISCOPAL CHuHcz. corner OF Market
.,s Main strssss; Rev. J. RTEss, Pastor, lVh A.
r. sussK p. H. Sunday sohOOlsts An. Prayer NEE
tins wsdE'sdAy evening.
Pr7zsrrERIAH cHURcz, corner Garrison ana AAtn
etrexts: Rev. T. BuszxHLL, Pastor; 10Y An, and eh
or surdsy School ct Il n. Meeting every Wednes-
DAY eve.
sr.PAuL,s HrlscoFAL) cHuRoH, Rev. Q. h. YOUNG,
Rsst,r. corner Main and Court Streets; loH a H.,
ana eK r. H. Sunday School at2 Pm. Leetureevery
wednesday evening In the church.
Rx,orrrp CnuRcx, Front Street, between Market
sns John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; leh
Al ssa sx =. n. Sunday School ate A. n. Prayer
meeting evsry Wednesday evening
IsrrrRAr ozuRcz, corner oak and Court Streets;
Rsy. q. LIxa, Pastor; loK A. h, and Tf.E.
ar. yosrrKs fcATzoLJo) cEUHoz, oroghsn St;
R.v. .srsArz BowERG Pastor; mass every morning ats
oelosL On Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low
u,~, A. o'clock A. 4. Bigh or Solemn Mass at 10
o'clock n On Winter at 1919 VesPerS ats O'Clock
~. and oesasionslly Bsrediction ct 7r.A- Sun
day School ct 2P.M-
81. Arsr (CAzBesIe) cHUEoz, State Street. ksT. L.
p prtxsY. Pastor; Flint Mass at O'Clock, A. H.;
second High Mass at 10 Oeloek, A. n sunday School,
~. vesPsrs, ARK
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Hillsdale. Miohigan:-W.

Hilisdale, Miohigan.-We call the at
tention of our readers to Calkins, Griffin d
Co.'S Union Business Institute, located at
the above place, which challenges compare
son with any and all other Institutions in the
world. Others may advertise more largely,
but in real merit it surpssses every other
Business College except at oberlin, Ohio.
It's Telegraph students have the use Of an
actual business Telegraph Line-fhe NJ. s. d
N. J.. R. II. Line, which is not true Of any
other Telegraph School in the world-except
at Oberlin, where the Business College has .
Telegraph line of its own 36 milesslong. In
all the departments of these two great ard
popular Institutions ACTUAL busisess in min
gled with instruction-thus thoroughly and
practically qualifying the student for success
in life. Our readers will do well to apply to
one II these unequsled Business Colleges for
an interesting work on business education
which is sent free to any address. =
XVII II ~ 5--s.- r.-.ss 7-e ete l3uI.
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DR.. H. Joilie Mattooks, the reno,

DR.. Il. Jollte Mattocks, the renowned
Analytics Physician, asks the question of
all persons suffering under the torments Of
any Of the forms of Bilious Diseases, why
they will continue to suffer when relief is at
handt The Doctor is noted for asking ques-
tions, but he does it for good purpose, and
before he is through makes it point to be-
come master of patients feelings, symP-
toms, pains, aches, and ailments of whatever
nature. 1t behoves all invalids, therefore to
call on DR.. Matteeks when they have an op-
portunity, and receive treatment and care at
his hands, He visits limited number OF
towns and cities in Northern Ohio monthly,
for the purpose of examining patients and
treating their cases. The many and COM
plicated diseases of Females receive an en-
tirely new and universally successful treat
ment by DR., Mattocks Let no one,-man.
woman or child,-be deferred from calling
on ths Doctor because of their poverty. The
poor very literally treated. Consultation is
always free.. His next visit to Fremont will
be on the Ilth day of FEBRUARY 1867. He
stops at the Kessler House. One day.
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Gcmmerfial Matters.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT, o..
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SHERMAN Il Co.-Anothet new firm has
opeued up business in Fabing Block with a
good stock and handsome room for their
trade, under the name of SHERMAN d Co.
They propose 10 make speciality of the
boot and shoe business, and will not dabble
in any other kind of goods. They have al
ready large and well selected stock of boots
and shoes of eastern make of all grades for
mems wear, ehildren's boots and shoes of all
styles and qualities, and a complete ass9rt-
ment of ladies' shoes, all new styles and
selected with great care. They havS also
engaged one Of the best workmen in the
State for custom work which department
they intend to mako q prominent festure OF
their establishment. Mr., L. s. Sherman
who stands at the head of the firm is well
known here and has had a long experience
in the business, and knows what good work
is. The store is like all the rest in Fabing'
Block, very handsome one we'll lighted
and such one ss il is real pleasure to visit.
With Waisworth Il Pratts, splendid asgort-
ment of crockery and glass ware, F. T.
Buskirk's Merchant Tailoring establish
meut, Sherman 4 Cos Boot and Shoe Store,
and Bristol d Taylor close at hand in the
dry goods trade, business must be attracted
towards State Street.
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THE JOURNAL.
Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
4 9 9 . Q 9 :

We now send out the Journal with the date
TO which the subscription has been paid ad-
ded on the margin of the paper to the printed
address of each subscriber By glance at
these figures, every one can tell how his ac-
count stands. Thus: John Smith Is sept &C.
means that John Smith has paid his sub
'scription up to the 18th of September, 1866.
Hereafter receipts viii be unnecessary, as the
change in the date will be equivalent to such
acknowledgment. This plan will prove
equally advantageous to us and convenient to
our subscribers. 1t will cave us the trouble
of keeping separate book for subscriptions,
and will promptly indicate to subscribers
the time when they should make another
paYment. - -
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They. use on the Prussian railroads
a heat generator, which consists of a
cone Of wood covered with hemp and
blaced within cone Of copper, the
whole being inelosed in metallic vessel,
through which air heated by motor is
conveyed iuto the car. The movement
Of the axels imparts motion TO the cone,
and the motion of the latter heats t!ss ths
sir surrounding It, raising it to tom
perature of 20 deg. Farenheit it ten
minutes.
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aExcelsior, 1-The Excelsior Dramatic
Club is pushing the work of preparation for
public entertainments vigorously, and will
be ready to give their first play next week.
The stage is nearly flushed and is very
complete in all its arrangements. The fix
tures are very ingeniOusly contrived and the
scenery, the most of which was painted by
MARIIS GILL, of Toledo, is neat and well
adapted to the size and prepetensinos Of the
stage The Club have now in rehearsal
Victer Hpgu's grand tradgedy La Tour de
NeSle. The most mamiliar with the play pro-
nounce the cast of characters excellent and
expect brilliant amateur performance.
The choice of tradgedy, if the performers
are adapted TO it, was wise one. 1t will be
remembered that our first dramatic enter
tainment was musical, closing with farce.
The second was domestic drama, picture
Of life as every day people live, act and talk
it.
Now the "Excelsurs' propose to take up
tragedy, the soul of which is passion, which
deals with what is exceptional in life and
character. If the two dramatic clubs now
organized are well sustained it will be
mainly due to judicious selection of such
plays as will give variety the entertainments.
Unlike large city the audiences here are
composed of the same people. There is no
transiant population to fill our balls. New
plays must be had aud perhaps new perlorm-
ers might occasionally be introduced with
advantage. And then if the managers of the
two clubs succeed in making each entertain
ment better than the last, there will be no
lack Of patronage, for that follows merit as
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sharp.-The following dialogue actually
took place between passenger and q brake
man at Railroad station in Ohio: =
Trdveller Ito brakeman. )-How long have
We to wait at this statiOnf
BraksulGa. Till the train comes from O..
TrarsHcr.-How long before the train is
duel ~ 1v7--v
Brakeman She'll be along in about ten
TraveRsr.-Ts Is it the train from o., the
mail train? -ssi-s
Brakeman. eI-...s
. 7fape4cr.-Then why do you call it she ?
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StoRM SHIELD,-Those Interested in roof
ing materials, and every man woman and
child is interested in it, will do we'll to look
at the advertisement of Mr.. O. H. STEVEN
soy in asother column. Mr.. SrEVENsos has
labored to perfect a roofing material 50 easy
reconstruction 7and so cheap that all may
avail themselves Of its benefits and We be.
lieve he has succeeded, and that his roofing
is the best vet invented. 7c-s sizz-.
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Recommended for Cadetship.-Gen
Bucklaud has recommended Walter Scott
Wyatt, OF the Norwalk High School, for an
appointment TO the West Point Military Ac-
ademy. Young Wyatt is twenty years old
From the same school, were sent the lamen-
ted Mcpherson, and also Mr. Hamilton, now
ons of the Professors at West Point.
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A PhYsIoIoRlcal View OF MarrtaEc

A Physiological View of Marriage,
containing nearly 900 pages, and l30 iue plats en-
g7Dringso the ANATOMY OF the human Organs in
state ofHealth and Disease, With Treatise Early
Errors, ,its Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind
only rational and successful mode of Cure a. shown
BY the report oGses treated truthful adviser to
themsrried, and those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts OF their physical condition. Sent
free Of Postageto any address recei Of Is cents in
stamps or postal currency, by addressing DR., LA
CR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lsre, Albanv,N Y. The au-
thor may be consulted upon any of the diseases up
on which mis- booktreats' Medicine sent tosny part
Of the world
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ADTKRTIsISG.-A few weeks ago we 40
ticed g. H. STEVEssoS's new roofing mate
rial in connection with the completion Of
Fabing's new block. The paper containing
the notice went over the mountains TO Cali
foruia to one of our distant subscribers and
in few weeks the inventor received propo-
sitions from parties in California for the
whole Territory west Of the Rocky Noun
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Farm for Sale,

r 0YFTR for sale ny Farm Of one hundred and
/ sxtr serss-loo acres Of cleared LAND, In hign
srsss al csltivstios the balance in heavy timber
49, iibIn thirty rods Of Fort Seneca and within
g. f,urfhs a nile Of good Grist Mil and Saw
Mi, fhefs are On the farm, tvo good DseIipg
G<r.ss wash and SmoksHonse. Cellar unoer tns
~tsis; Cora Cribs, Barn with shsos tso nssef1s,l.
1870 aouss. Orchard Of No ], Grated Fruit,
.as6 - lppIes oksriss, Pears Quineez, Peaenes SC
F,r nartiesI a. 10 terms etc. call on OF ADDRESS
xt fort Senses POstofAee, Seneca e0qny, w, " To'
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BALLYlLLE,

THE Ice began to break up on Saturday
and moved slowly down until Sunday when
it came to halt for time. but it gave way
finally % the east side and flooded the bot
tom lands of Renzold, Pryor and Tyler, and
remained iu that condition until Tuesday,
when the ice gave way on. the west side
The, house. on the farm of McLellan and
Pease is entirely surrounded.
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Transfars of Real Hstata. for tha week

Transfers of Real Estate, for the week
ending Feb. ID, 1867, prepared BY A. F.
GALLAGHER, County Recorder:
Hiram Barns to VIM H Neil ISL, 80
acres, ---.a SSUU
Heirs of Adam Jordan to Michel Stull,
Is 5l3, 100 acres, ---- 1900
Sarah II Steward to Jason Gibbs, Is
10, las acres, s,.-. 1900
J Bancroft to II Esrtsrly, lot no
50 Clyde, ------.-----------. I4OO
@ Shaufelt to Christian Auxter, l4e
S3, eO acres, 2IOU
S P Wattring to Daniel White, pit lot
$50 Clyde, .-.----.--.------. 3UO
OR Huss TO Burr Huss, lot no Screen
Greek, III acres, 1908
Burr Huss To O Huss, lot no 4 Green
Greek, IN acres, 1000
A G Lyon to Geo Miller, II 81, 80
Leppleman & Door to F s White. lot
no 60 Fremont, nt,.-..---- 100
Thos D Stevenson to JnO Shaw. 16 4
%. 40 acres, -.--.----.-.. 6OU
Jno H Magee to VIM Paul, IA 80, 80 -.
R Smith to A Rathbun, lot 80 Green
Springs --,..--..:--.--: lS'
Jas Birdseye to Mary Pierce, ls Ala,
acre, ,---- SUU
John Keeffe to Johanna Keeffe, lot 469
Fremont nt.-.--;-----::--;-; zoo
Jno Fingerhite to Jno I Sivall lot 90
Woodville, zoo
Geo Isahart to Chas Heseman, ID Is,
20 acres, 40O
Perry Bixler to A Hershberger mid
die part lot as Clyde, 240O
A Hersberger TO S P WottriDg, mid
die part lot 2I5 Clyde, e,-..-- l40O
L L Chandler to David Name pit out
lot no 10 Bellevue, 250
r A Graves lot 1874 Fremont, .. 5000
F Mauntln to Lewis Truax, IL 6
II 46 acres, ------------. 2Ut
@ Batzole to Michal Martin, Is 13,
DO acres, 2oUu
Maria Pierce to John Dickinson, lot
1888 Fremont, nt,-.-..-.----- 40C
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs, at st. Clair's
Block. L. Youngmau is closing out his
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing at cost.
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Gaps and Trunks
always good assortment kept on hand and
sold at prices to suit customers.
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&@~S

Mr. Frank Moore's rebellion Record,
The valuable history of the late conflicts
approaching its close. Mr.. Moore is now en-
gagged in reading his proof having almost
completed his manuscript for the press and
in few weeks we shall be able to congratu-
late him on reading the last page. 1t has
been herculean tnsk-faithfully aud impair
tally performed.
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i. BUSINESS. .CHAxGEs.-John Ford has sold
out his grocery business to Frank Joint.
Michael Eckhart has sold his interest in the
Exchange Hotel to John Ford, who takes
immediate possession, and will thoroughly
repair and reft the establishment, and will
make a good landlord. rr~
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No High Tarrif-Ths Country

No High Tarriff-The Country
Saved.-President johnson and Congress
have proclaimed that the peoples interests
shall be looked after accordingly, have aP-
pointed William A. Rice, to sell goods to the
people of Sandusky and adjoining counties
at reduced prices. Go to Rice's Store and
buy for $5, the same amount of goods, that
you will pay $40 for at any other store in
this aecfinn
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TEErH ExrRAcTEs WITHOUT PATINe.-Dr
Shaw having desire to relieve the racking
pains of suffering humanity, has introduced
the newly invented Rhigolene and Vdporiser,
perfectly safe for all; call and see it. Don't
all call at once. = =
Teeth extracted without paying was mis-
take in print; should be without PAIN.
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Frsmont Trnnsnorlntion COMPANY.

Fremont TranspOrtatiOn Company.
The stockholders of the Fremont Trans
portation Company held a, meeting on Tues
day. the 5th inst, and elected the following
named officers for the ensuing year &c.
Foster, President F. s. White, Treasurer !;
c. II. Krebs, Secretary. Directors: G..
Foster, C. o. Tillotson, W. B. Sheldon, L.
E. Amsden and G. G. TindaIe.
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WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
111 BROADWAY, NRW YORK.
Board Of Directors
III BROADWAY, N

AA Low, Samuel WiIlsts, Oliver II Gordon, 8 B
Chittenden, Peter Cornell, Hen VIM Kelly, Vim
Tisdale, Gil B srekmaa, Jos SpraEue, Rufus r
Graves Alex Blake, James EoJes, VIM Fowler.
SsmI Caldwell. Norman Bentley, VIM Prem
tice, j rockingham, Hon Stephen Tabv, Isase Fl
Geo F Tbomae, John BaEsey, EfhughaDa Townsend,
Thomas Buckley, Henry A Swift, James B Prem
tcs, H Messenger, George L Nichols. John W Froth-
inghau, william Sheldon, Oliver Carter, Lewis
B Loder, John T B Maxwell, Ezra Prentice, Bepj,-
min Hicks.
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The Old made New.-Our city has long
needed CLOTHES CLEANING AND REPAIRING
SHOP and we are glad TO know that AE.
CHARLES SHADE has opened new shop in
the room formerly occupied by DR.. Taylor,
in Moore and Valette's Block up stairs He
has all the facilities for repairing and clean
ing soiled and worn clothing in the best man
ner and at reasonable prices. Call aud try
him and we guarantee satisfaction. DIV.
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The Poor.-Remember the poor this
winter. Not few who are unused to char
ity will have to ask aid or suffer in silence.
Common woOd-piles and ordinary scapii-
ness Of clothing will fail under the steady
pull of this ce-locked winter 40 -
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"5ammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand
there scratching your head; stir your stumps
or you will make no progress in the world"
"Why, father replied the hopeful 81
have heard you say the only way 10 get
along in this world is to scratch ahead" -
Another way to get along in life is to bdy
all your clothing at H. MUSK's in the Post
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GRAND ARMY or The REPUBLIc AT BELLE
vUE.-Adjutant General B. F. Hawks visit
ed Bellevue last Monday, and organized
Post IO1, of the g. A. of the Republic. The
following officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year:
Post commander, A. J. Smith.
Senior Vice Pc, Erastus Alexander.
Junier Vice Pc, Hiram Peck. .,.,-ss
Post Adiatant, F.W.Smith.
Post Quarter Master, J.W. Goodson.
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A NEw STYLE or SLEIGH.-A very pretty
style of sleigh is out on our streets nearly
every day. The body is that of carriage
and the runners, four in number, are at
tached 10 the axle by hub and look much
like quarter section of an ordinary wheel.
By this contrivance the body Of the carrisge
does duty winter and summer.