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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-19
Notice.

TANES 3. MERLEY Of Anderson, in the county Of
q Ashtabula and State Of Ohio, Ia notified that
Maria n. Herley, did tha 25th day Of march, 1867,
he her peition in the Office Of tine Clerk the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county Of San
dusky and State Of Ohio charging the said Jrmes s.
herley vith villful ahsercs for more than thrss
years from her, ARD with adultery with enc Marion
Knoxon; also with gross neglect Of duty toward her,
and asking that she may be divorced from said James
8. aeriey and for the sum Of 81 eco alimo1y which
petition will be for hearing at the next terE of AAd
Court. MARIA N, MERLET
J. n. LENxex, Attorney.
March % 1s6I.-l3uR.
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Something New.-Gimsugh's Paten

somsthing New.-Gimaughs Patent
Marble Restorative.-All marble exposed to
the weather is liable to turn black, gather
moss, &c. By use Of this new preparation,
all dirt and spots will be removed, and the
tomb stones will be as good as new. Mr.. g.
E. Barber is cleaning up all tomb stones in
Saudusky and Ottawa counties. Now is the
time to improve your cemetries. There is
no better excuse noU for letting your friends
tomb stones remain dark unsightly than
your house. Apply to @. E. Barber, Frs-
mont, O., or leave orders al Cross's Jewelry,
and music store. adj ,-fsr,
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The Wheat Crop Our friends from the
country inform US that the wheat crop looks
very well as general thing, and if nothing
befalls it hereafter, the farmers will reap q
full crop. The failures ofthe two past years
have straitened the condition of our farmers
very much, and as consequence. our busi-
ness men are suffering severely. A full
crop next harvest will greatly relieve all par
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If you wish to rent house,
Myou wish 10 buy or sell horse, f
If you wish to recover anything lost,
If you wish to obtain place, are
Ifyou wish to find an owner for anything
found,
Ifyou wish to obtain hired girl or maD,
If you wish to borrow capital
If you wish to sell house or farm,
Ifyou have any thing for sale,
try an advertisement in the Columns of the
Journal, and you will 6nd it win pay '.'o'
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BK1se BAoz THOSE CANS lll-Those persons
who borrowed Oil Cans from our store are
requested to return them immediately or
come and get them filled with oil again. The
painting season is open aid we need them
for our trade. l2wl S. BucgLAND & SoK.
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The River de.-The tug took the
Schooner Root down the river on Thursday
to Sandusky, where she discharged her load
on Friday, and was towed back on Saturday,
bringing, as part of her cargo, sixty tons
Of coal and fifty five barrels of plaster.
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Coal-Ths scow AagdGls.sa, MoApAxs
master, arrived at this post Wednesday after
noon with load of coal consigned to TillOt.
son. The coal was purchased by the FIRE.
mont Gas Company, at the following
prices: Nut $4,57 per Tun; Lump $3.50
per Tun. F.s
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Woolen Fabrics.--When you visit
Cleveland don I fail to take look at SHEa-
woop's Cloth Department. He is retailing
the stock of the Hamilton Woolen Company,
Cassimeres and Coatings at $l,O0. These
goods would cost 81 so to Manufacturers
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Farm for Sale.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED oass for sale his Farm, sit
uAted in Jackson township, sandusky county, o..
eight miles southwest Of Fremont, and three miles
north vest of Winters tetion, on the Lake Erie
Louisville Railroad. II contains about 90 acres OF
land atty TO sixty OF which Ia under good cultivation,
tine balance timbsr; new frame house. upwards Of 8
hundred bearing fruit trees tive wells Of neverfaina
water and al necessary buildings All new For terms
Fremont, or Of N II. REHSBURG.
Feb I'd 1867 .sm5. winters Station p. o
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croshan Lodge. No. 37Io oP-

Croghan Lodge, No. ~ I. o. o. F.
In accordance with the Proclamation of the
Most Worth Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge
Of the United States, Friday the 26th day of
April, 1867, has been set apart as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer to the everything
God, for the preservation and prosperity of
CUR beloved Order. All brothers are invited
together their families to be present at the
Hall of Croghan Lodge on Friday evening,
April Goth 1867, at fo'clock, to participate
in the exercises. Rev. Brother WYKEs viii
deliver the discourse. By Order Of the
Lodge.
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FREMONr RRADINe Room.

Open daily from a. n. to ek Pm. The leading
Daily Papers rom all sections, all the leading Nag
s.iues and the Semi Weeklies and Keekies regular
ly on nle. Hsnbsrship Tickets for Gentlemen $500;
Ladies s2.eo Tickets may be obtained of the Pres
ident, at the First National Bank; or Of the L.
brarisu at the JouaEzL Once.
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What One Man Csn Do.--Mr.-p. L.
JusE has paid direct for labor since ls43,
when he came to this place, $l9S. $50; for
materials to employ the men upon $l59, ssS;
for machinery s25R95. Total A373, $40.
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A New sign.-The old sign of WADs-
WORTH d PaATT, over the corner store has
been taken down and very handsome new
one put up in its place, marked O. N. WADs-
WORTH. The signs Cd Fabing's block are
the handsomest in town.
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FREMONT NURSERY.

THE proprlstor OF this sstsbisben nt snsrs for sails
this spri0e s very 61e collection Of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. &C., at low prices Thesa
trees have been grown with great caro- and cannot
failto give satisfaction. The Evergreen Trees
peciaily rs. Having been trAnspantes, sheATsd and
prdned, they are now exactly right Cor planting In
yards, lawns. &c. There are Thousands Of them on
the grounds fron which 9 psleetssn can BE- rads TO
suit every body.
Propagating Eatablishment for furnishing Green
Rouse Plants, Rose Dashss be- Orders for anything
In this line be allied ct Preeators prices II left
early at the Nursery, or sent early through the Post
O6ies. All orders and comrunicatiors should Be
al "a 7 nar Er.r,nnt nHfa
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House and Lot for Sale.

A NICE NEW HOUSE on Napoleon Street, with
n parlor, kitchen, two bedrooms and pantry be-
low three good rooms up stare, we'll and cisterD,
new fence in 'front.' good Sidewalk aud for sale ehesp
on liberal terms. Enquire At Huber ROsebaugh's
Ca5inst shop. ll3mlD LEVI HUBER.
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9eaths.

In Ballville, on the 5th inst, of brain fever,
Many SFAYDE, aged Is years and 8 months.
Mary was a girl of many excellent quali-
ties, greatly loved by her friends and neigh
bors, and her death is sadly lamented.
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Barrels. { BUoxLAsD have on
hand large stock of barrels of their own
make including all grades from the best
tight work down. They also manufacture
Turned Heading, Cut Slaves, DC, DC. -,
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A HNHI5 PREPARATION is the discovery
II Of Rev. J. ". Poland, formerly Pas
~ tor OF the Babtist Church in Go6stoEn,
H4EH N. g., and man dearly beloved by t6at
80 Il denomination Throughout New England
49, He was obliged to leave the pulpit and
study medicine to his own life, and bis Magic
POWDERS CT the most wonderful discoveries Of
modern times. 1t is ths great Liner and Bilious
Remedy which completely throws in the shade all
other discoveries in medicine; and 1t affords him
much qualification that they receive the unanimous
appreciation Of allwho have tested them. The Magic
Bilious Powders are positive cure for Liver Com
plaint in its most aggravated form, and ioamedi-
ate corrector of all Bilious derangenentg excellent
for Headache, Constipation Pimples, Blotohes Sal
owSkn, Drowsiness, Dizziness, Heartburn Palpita-
ton and most wonderful Cure and Preventive Of
Fever Ague. eve advise all who are troubled with
tha fearful NAL adaY TO Always keep the Powders On
hand ready for immediate use1 Here are a Few i'm
portant particular: 1st They the Great Specific
for Al Biliods Afec- tions. I'd. They are the only
known remedy that will cure Liver iComplaint. Sd.
They are the only known remedy that will cure Con-
fipston. 4th. The Powders so Thorough in their
operation that one package viii bs ell thAt the major
ity ofthose using them will require TO effect cure.
eth They are mild and pleasant yet the most effect
usl cathartie Known 9Th. They Sfe tss ehesDeet
and best medicine eStsnt, they be sent by mail
to any part Of the globe for the price, so cents.
Circplars, containing certificates Information, Co.
sent 70 any part of the world free Of charge.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail on sppliea
ton TO O. g. CLARK g. OOs, General A.
gents, New haven, coaR.
Prtes 80 CsHts per Boz TX VIA nss.y
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Administrative Sale of Real
Estate

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate Cesrr
Il within and for the County Of SapdaskT in the.
State Of Ohio; made IN certain prooeedinz beI6.
wherein Susan Tottsn- Administrator on the "a.
tste Ct William Totten, deceased wSS petitioner and
Oiyi. Iotten and Others were dessndants. WILL on
the 10th day Of April, D. 1867, at 1 O'Clock P M
At toe door Of the Court House in Fremont Ia aid
county, offer for sale to the highest bidder but at ot
less than tvO-thirds the appraised the same
Inlots numbered ninety hVs, ninetysix and Einstr~
seven, f25 90, 9f in th Second Ward OF the Citv
Fremont, IN said Sahdushy County, being tbG home
stead property Of said William Totten Do deceased
appraised at four thousand dollars, iS4 ae0l
TERMS OF SALE:-0ns-third Of the purchase nopeV.
to be paid the day Of ss, and she Salauce in two
equal installments at nine (9) and eighteen (lsI
months the deferred payments to be secured Ay mort
gage the premises sold and to bear interest from
the dzJ Of sale, SUSAN TOTEM
As Administrators on the Estate Of TIE late VIII
liam Rotten, dsceaeed.
Nareh n, 1861 -12s4. .Ss.25.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Nctice.-The regular encampment Of
Post No. 1, Grand Army Of the Republic, i
held every Wednesday evening in their
Hall in Buckland's old Block. t
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Sale of Real Estate by Order
of Court

ON TIE TsgENT1sTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1857
~ at2 o'clock IN the aftsrnooa, at the door of the
Court Bouse, in the City of Fremont, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate
as the property of6eoTge " Staley deeeared to-xit
Tbs southwest quarter OF the southwest qnsrts- Of
5) range number S) containing forty fGo) acres pf
land subject to the dover OF ths xids Appraised at
fifteen dollars yearly, and to Be paid to he1 during
her life; said real estate Euhjeet TO said eower Al,
praised at one thousand dollars.
D. P. HCRLBUT, Administrator.
Fremont March 16, 1s67.-l2E4
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Staves.-June d Buckland pay the high
est cash prices for slaves, lumber for heading
DC, at their mandatory near the depot.
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New Kiln.-Work has been commenced
on JuSE d BuoKtAxn's rev Perpetual Lime
Kiln, which is to stand near the old one and
will be fed by the same track. 1t viii be
finished and ready for work in May.
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Engtne.-D. JUNE d 90. are manufactur-
ing an engine for Mr.. KITCHEN Of the new
Sash Factory, at Bowling Green. OF course It
will be a good one.
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Lime.-JusE & BrokLAsp furnish the best
Fremont White Lime, by the bushel, barrel
or car load. at their Kilns near the Depot
at the very lowest market rates. r..
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Repcaled-Tbe old statute requiring
hotel-keepers TO obtain a license from the
Court of Common Pleas has been repealed
by he Legislature.
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"A Decided BaTgain.-sherwood Of
Cleveland is opening ten cases Of elegant
Madder prints at IL 1-2 cents. they are worth
Is cents. ...-.I. IL.
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For Sale.

A NICE HOME and one acre OF Land, with fruit
"A trees and out-bu,ldings, in the city Of Fremont
Tery cheap an long time Tor payments; also about
i Of acre on Water street, Ia Fremont, suitable
usiness portion OF town Enquire Of D.L, JUNE.
Fremont, Jan 1e, 1s67-3t
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Myatt Wine Plant--ME. ]. M. She

Myatt Wine Plant t--MF. ]. NJ. Shot
well is agent for the sale of the Myatt Wine
Plant il this neighborhood. We have tasted
the Wine made from this plant, and pro.
nouDce it equal to the best currant wine, and
superior to any MADEIRA that can be pur.
chased ordinarily. He is disposing of a
great many plants in this county. Head
quarters in Fremont. -ry-t...J fIc st'
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L. Youngman, St. Clair's Block. has re-
ceived and is receiving weekly one of the
best selected Stocks Of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting of the latest styles of
Ready Made Clothing, Cassim ers, Cloths
and Linens. also Furnishing Goods, great
variety, all at reduced prices. IT,
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Preparation. Every body is busy in
preparation for the springs work. There is
a fair prospect for considerable building here
the coming season.
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SSTGNEE,s NOTICE \

N tice is hereby given that the undersigaed has
been duly sppointed and qualified as the AFsfzuse Of
the property ond sfsets Of the 6Tm Of Ryder Il Ty-
Ter, lately doing busiress at Fremont, Ohio. All
creditors, or persons holding owning claims -
gADst said drm sreTsquried to present the same to
tina undersigned, for allowance rejection. by the
2sth day of October, A D. 1867. JOSEPH HUNTER
Fremont, Apr, 4th, 1s57-148v. Assignee.
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The City COnneil,-This body
meets every Monday evening. We shall
publish full reports Of the proceedings, not
withstanding the Democratic members of the
august conclave solemly ordered that the
proceedings should not be printed in the
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Kid Gloves. Sherwood of Cleveland
has the sale of the celebrated Empress Kid
Gloves. He has fixed the price at 20 cents.
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NOR SALE ORRENT-A beautiful

EOR SALE OR RENT-A beautiful
Il ly located place of ten acres, = Of mile from
Fremont on the west side Of the river, eomforta-
BILE house and out-buildingh, q good well Of water
acd a splendid garden well stocked with large and
small fruits. The location ie ss pleasant can be
found about Fremont, an5 the plaos commands a
fne view Of the river and city For particulars call
On or address, THADDEUs BALL.
Fremont April T. I6s7-i6m3
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An EffectuaI Worrn Medicine.
RrOwn,s yermifuge COmfils,

LII ~ ~ h2S . CA AAAAA Y OOAAAAA$cJ
Or WORK LozESeEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
withchidren and adults attributed to other causes,
Is soccasioned by worms. The "VERMTUGE CoMFITs,'
although sreetuAl in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury tothe most delIcest This val
liable combustion has been ussdb ply
sicians and found to be safe and in Graduating
worms, SO hurtful to children.
Children having worms require immediate at
tention neglect of the trouble often pro-
longed sickness.
Symptoms Of Wsrns In Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels causC
irritation, which be removed only b. the Of
sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients used
in making BreDs's " Tsrn.fHgs ConktS" In such as
to give ths best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
By all Dealers in Medicines at rs cts box 2zy1sDp
Z. Dillon r Sos and S. BEekiasd 4 SoaS, Z1szts
for SaEdusky COsHty.
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ANaw Stock of Goods.

ANEW Stock of Goods, nspits ofhard
times and the cry of "over stocked market,"
Bristol d Taylor have brought to town a
splendid stock of spring goods which are now
displayed fer sale at their handsome store.
In The liue of Dress goods they have all de-
sirable styles Of Poplins, plain and striped,
Mobairs, Giughams, and every description of
Spring goods. They have also new line Of
plain and figured Dress Silks of all shades
and colors, as fine selection as was ever
brought to this market In the line of No
tions and Domestic goods, Oassimeres, and
Cottonsdes their stock is complete. The
Cloak Department has not been neglected or
forgotten, and will be found to contain well
selected variety of Ladies cloth and Light
cloakipgs, DC, and there is no lack of fine and
heavy cassimeres, cottonades and cheap goods
for mems wear. We think our readers will
find at BR1sroL AND TAYLoR's every thing
they need in the dry goods line, and we are
sure they will find pleasant place to trade.
The store is neat tasteful and attractive, and
the customer always receives polite and
courteous attention.
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Worth sesing.-It viii be seen BY ref
erence to the advertisement ia another
column that Billiards. Panorama of New
York city, viii be here to night and to NOR
row night at Birehard Hail. -
Our exchanges speak in the highest terms
of this great painting. The Columbus pa.
pers say that 10000 people visited 1t during
the five days it was there. The Indianapo-
lis Christian Record, speaks as follows of it;
at is very seldom we feel justified in
speaking well of any species Of the so called
amusements of the day; but az we visited
the Panorama of New York City, and found
it not nsers sho,c to tickle the fancy of the
Young, or raise laugh from the thoughtless,
but ,oork of art which faithfully presents
to the beholder New York as II Is. We
therefore say, unhesitstingly to parents, 90
and take your children, not for the purpose
of an evenings amusement, but for the real
benefit they may derive therefrom. &Many
of them will never visit the city in person.
This may not cause regret, but we think it
ought to cause serious regret to those who
suffer this Panorama to leave this place
without visit at least.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses for Sale.
Grape Vines.

FI1BREE good work Horses for sale at bargain as
i to price and pay ments., Cali on the undersign-
ed north Of Fremont PHILLIP MICHAEL.
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or good land With fruit trees on them for sale,
" mile south Of Fremont, near the village nf Ball
yde The land s well sdApted TO grapes, fruit gar
6eping or farming, For price and terms enquire
of r W McT,EIJsE
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IsqaI advertisements.

NOTICE. ALL THOSE INDEBT-
I ed to the lAts arm Of Ryder l. Tyler. either by
note book account viii costs and trouble By
exiny a. their store and settling up All Who want
TO buy Dry goods, Groceries, Boots, Croekery &C. AZ
50 per cant below rest viii do we'll to give ms eau
before buying, this entire stock has got to be
closed out regardless Of cost JOSEPH HUNTER
I4E5. Assjznea
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The Beginning.-The ground is being
broken up previous 10 laying the foundation
of the New School Building on the hill
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Personal Mr.. surH MorLrI, of Clyde
was admitted to tbe practice of Law in Ohio
Oh the 18th inst
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COLLEGE qCRIP | !
| llssa1 Cts. per Acre. k)se4 for leo A.

Esc piece Of Scrip for loo scrss and entities tine
holder 70 $50 aeree Of land IN Any STATE shere there
sre Government Lands, subject TO entry We alE)
particulars, send for the <RdT HERALD. speei-
men copies free. VIM. e. PRESTON,
Ne, Lyman.s Rlosks nsar the Court House.
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ie Charles Shade returns thanks to his
customers for their liberal patronage and
announces to the public generally that he
has every facility necessary for CLEANING
sEsrs' CLOTHING in the best manner, at his
room in MooRE d vALLETrE's Block. second
floor. He also attends to DIEINs GEsTs'
CLorzINe., Silk, woolen or half woolsn goods
of every description dyed at short notice and
perfect satisfaction given. Avs. 2
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Fairbanks

q TON HAY SCALE, for sale cheap, just the Eizs
~ for farmers. Also. q smar Steam Engine, with
Bciler aud fixtures suitable for saving wood making
Sorghum, Ec. z. W. B. MCCLELLAN.
Fremont. March I. ls6f.-lom2.
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Jurors MAY Terno con,ron pI..,

Jurors May Term Common Pleas
The following is a list of the Jurors, Gran
and Petit, fer the May Term of the Court
Common Pleas.
f-' GRAND JURY.
Lewis Wright, Scott Township,
D. @. Phelps, Green Greek, Township.
Jonas Smith, Ballville Township,
Jacob Garn, Scott Township.
{ H. A. Winters, Townsend Township.
Caleb Clink. Woodville Township.
Samuel Spayde, Ballville Township.
Charles Wise, Bsllville Township.
Thomas CurraDt, Sandusky Township.
+. R. E. Rett, Green Greek Township.
John Aowry, jackson Township
Jonas Engler, Washington Township.
Cyrus Haff, Riley Township.
Daniel r. Koons, Sandusky Township.
Warren G. Hafford, Ballville Township.
PETIT JURY.
B. W. Lewis, Ballville Township.
Lewis Californian, York Township.
John Shale, jackson Township.
John jackson, Scott Township.
James Hafford, Sandusky Township.
Thomas Wiley, Riley Township.
Basil Mugg, York Township.
Q. T. Brush, Townsend Township.
A. B. Putnam, sanduky Township.
]. B. Cleveland, Green Greek Township.
Noah Kessler, Sandusky Township.
L. Lehman, Scott Township.
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Town and COUNTY MATTERS.
FREMONT.

Winter lingereth no longer in the lap Of
Spring. The old fellows skedaddled.