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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09
Ii sPRING ELECTION.


The returns come in very scatterinly
and lhoW but little difference in the DO
sitiou Of forces from what theyawers
LAST tfan. In some places there are mar
ked gains for our friends, while in others
tas Democracy have made slight gains.
Everywhere the disposition of voters to
act independently Of party lipes, has
manifested itself to q greater extent than
ever before. Even in the ranks of the
Democracy, the strict party drill to
which they have been subject, has not
Sufhced to keep the voters in the ranks,
and no more palpable evidence of this
feet exists, than was manifested in this
city, on Monday last, where, with de-
cided Democratic majority, we have,
nevertheless, succeeded. in electing our
Mayor, by a majority of 80, and on
Marshal BY a majority of l47, because
they were more acceptable to them
than the candidates presented by their
own party. We hail this as the prom
iss Of = better day. Ifthe party in the
majority viii not put up their best men,
they must expect defeat, and the peo-
pie viii honor themselves by defeating
them.
TOIEDo.-The Republicans have car
red their ticket except Commissioner.
The majority fer Mayor is 42O, gain
Of 272 since last spring. They have
carried six of the eight wards, and elect
ed ssven Of the eight Councilmen-a
gain Of two since last spring.
CIEvELAED.-Split tickets prevailed
10 such an extent that the Democratic
candidate for Mayor was elected by Ov-
or a,o0O. The Council stands as here
tOfore, II Republicans to Is Democrats
CoLu1BUs.-The 'sCitizons Ticket"
put mp BY the Republicans and better
Democrats of Columbus, made gallant
tnu, though they we're in the end beat
On, reducing the Democratic majority
from l,sOO to $50, and making gain
in the city council
CmcHEATL-The returns in the city |
show the election of John Terrence, Re
publican, by a majority of 1900. Last
spring, the Republican majority was but
e4s-a gain of 1,25l. Split ticket de-
tested the Republican candidates for
Treasurer, Attorney for the Police Court |
and Commissioner, The persons elect
ed were Republicans. Cincinnati is |
sound, @
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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
= SarSaPariIla
ERADICATEs ERUPTIYE and LUCRATIVE

A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL
Complexion follows the use of HEL0IBoLD's Con-
CENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA,
1T remtves black spots, plmples and all eruptions
CT the skin.
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Andzsv Price, one Of the murderers OF
Louis Halesnberg, near IrOntOn, Ohio, in
october last, was hanged at IrOnton, on the
ID inst HIgenberg vas dwarf who kept
little grocery and did. some eobbliDg.-
Price and his coniederate, Speer lEhO was
souvictsd Of murder in the second degree, and
,ts.eed to imprisonment for liis in the
Po.itsutiary,) conceived the idea that tn
6w.rfhad money. They visited bis grOc-ry
Su shs nigbt in question, drank bis whiskey,
era his cakes and ssusages, then got him t.
emf out some boot 6Oles. While he wa
lpeSlinE. in the set Of cutting, Price STRUCK
Ain On the head With Ratchet and repeated
As blow twice. Spear finished the work BY
eu,.;,g his thrOat. They obtained but very
y;,,is booty. we're soon after captured, con-
y;etss, Sestsnced, and one Of them has suf-
AIRED the fullest penslty Of the law. Tie
aIs,vticp was Witnessed By bus few persVps,
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We point to the result, on Monday
last in this city, as q triumph, not SC
much Of our party, but of the good
sense of the people. Our foreign fol
low-citizens deserve credit for the in
dependence they have manifested in
breaking away from party lines, for the
purpose Of subscribing the welfare and
good character of our city. All honOl
70 them. ~
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Numero1a provsnv - J

4 Numerous Frogeny.-An old resi-
dent iH Weston township, Wood county,
Ohio and soldier 10 the var of 1872 named
sHmual DsWess can boast Of eighteen child
rsu. he is hale and hearty for one of his
years, his hsIr being Hlightly tiuged with
the frOsts Of rs TinterA. BE can do more
work than many can Of younger years. On
the last anniversary Of his birth, he labored
all day in Mr. Fri.hS harness shop in WeS-
ton which is no pnuSpAl thing for him to do.
= Rood County Esntinel,
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LAST YEAR when our Irish fellow-cit'
iEsns showed their independence by
voting for and eIecting Marshal Keefe,
the Democracy declared that no Irish.
men need apply tOthem for Office again
Last year Keefe was elected by eight
majority. This year be Is elected by
I47 majority. Their threat was a little
ike the relentless hand" with which
al foreigners we're threatened by the
Messenger a few weeks ago, if they
dared to accept a nomination on the
RepubEcaa ticket or vote it. They
have had the independence to vote for
their preference, and twill do it again
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! YQNA 9- LADIES BRIRAlR.E.

? IN THE bFHIN6 MUNIH5, the system natur-
ally undergoes change, and HELNIBoLD's HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT oFSARsAPARILLA is an as
sistant Of the greatest value.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The election in Rhode Island took
place on Wednesday LIST, and resulted
in the election of Padelford, Republican
candidate for Governor, by majority
$4,000. The Senate will stand 81
Republicans, to 6 Democrats. The
House stands 81 Republicans to IL De
mocy1ts. -
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Western Insurance Company
AggregateAssets, 1864 ,5s4 O4

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department of Ins., Columbus, Feb. 2, 1863.
II IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Western In
su1ance Company, located at Buffalo, in the State
of New York has complied, in all respects, with
the laws of this State relating to such Insurance
Companies, for the current year, and has filed in
this Office sworn Statement, by the proper Off
GERS showing its condition and business, at the
date of such Statement, follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital. .$3OaOOO 90
Aggrlte e smount of ayaliable Assets. 664,5S4 o.
Aggregate amount ofLiabilities includ-
ing Reinsurance. ee.................... 205.629 26
Amount of Income for the preceding year $50 25
Ani't of Expenditures for the preceding
year 5O2, $3.50 70
IS WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto sub
scribed my name aud caused the Seal of my Office
to be affixed, the day and year above written.
TsEALl e JAS Il. GOLDMAN
Is Auditor of State.
500 4. E. AMsDEN, Agent.
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Washes. All sueh remedies close up the pores
the skin, old m short time destroy the complex
ion. If you would have freash, healthy an
youthful appearance, use, Helmbolds Extract Sal
asparilla. r. q sGA"s %
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mIFB SAID that AL. Tyler's defeat, on
Monday last ''shelVes" him, and that
be will not be candidate for Auditor.
NFaFswsT, a long farewell to all my
rraatnaas.p
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HowARp UNIVERSITY EXHIBITIONS.

The Law Glass Of the Howard University,
consisting Of l6 colOred Students and, the
same evening the pupils, 10. of the general
school, termed, bslieye, the Preparatory
School, gave exhibitions, severally, of theiE
sttaiunsnts, with good deal of 9th er mat
ter thrown in for the entertainment of the
audience GPd the gFati6catiOnOf Of the am
bitiOn Of pupils and teachers, Ss ig usual in
such cases. All acquitted themselves very
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DIsoouRAoINe To ArrLIcANrs.

The Secretaries Of several Departments are
aiming to reduce their forces considerably.
They thihk many more have crowded in
than are needed, aud more than they have
appropriations for, and they want to get
dOwntO minimum working forge before
beginning to think of making vacancies
for applicants.
! am sorry to have occasion to say that
secretsry RaWlins is in very poor health,
JE.
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Aetna
Life Insurance Company
Aggregate Assets, s1o.4l5 29s. 70.
AuDIEOs oE sEA1E,s orrIce,

AUDITOR OF STAIE's OFFICE,
Department of Ins, Columbus March !, 1869
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Htna Life
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in the
satA Of Counecticut has complied, in all respee S,
With the laws of inns --+n -aatinE to such lnsur-
anee Companies, for the current year. ana mas ..,.
in this Office sworn Statement, by the proper Of
hcers, showing 1t condition and business, at the
date OF such statement, as follows: 70
Amount of actual paid up Capital.s I02, ,76s 90
Aggregate amt of available Assets. SJQ.4l5,299 IS
Z LAggTeslate amoVnt of Liabilities i'm ga
sitf cIiding re-iIsEanoel .....i.g 7,656,5S2 q
Amount of Income for the preceding
year. ....-s....s-..... 81 1l4,5bbi 10
Amount OF Expenditures for the pre- p
cedipg year ar,,....-t.,,r-.,.,s,.. 2,OO9,OI Al
IH WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereanto sub
scribed my name, and caused the Seal of my Office
to be affixed, the day and year above yrittqnf 3
g r. ~ JAS. II. GOODMAN,
[sEAL1 Is Auditor of State. s
e. LOUDENSLEGER, AgenG /.
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Manhood; How Lost. How Restored

= -faIFses7 Just publishedy new edition of DR..
k5zss5s - hilvgrWelP Is Celebrated Essay on the
AES4aft9 -, - '--@%hnift Inadluilel of
ffl5r-fa-I radical cure l,,-.--~--- ' =
S-A2 SpermatOTFhcea, or Seminal Weak
ness,rInv nvo1untaty Seminal Losses, Impoteney,
Mental and Physical IHeapaeity, Impedinents to
Marriage, ETC.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits induced bFself-indulyeuce or sexual extrava-
"a Prize, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly dem0nstrates from thirty years successful
practice, THAT the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine oFthe application of the
knife; pointing out amOde-of cure at once simple,
certain, and eectual, by means of which every suf
ferer, NO matter what his condition may be, may
cure hlmscn clleaply, privately and radically.
n This Lecture should be IN the hands Of every
yOuUh and man in the land. -
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any sd-
dress, postpaid, receipt Of six eents or two most
stamps. Also, Dr. CulverweA's Marriage Guide,
price 25 cents. Address the publishers
.--,.-,ss-.---- 6EIAS,sJ. o. KLINE rC
[27yll i97 BOWerg. New York POST Office. Box. 5s6
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NEu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railway Passengers
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, conn.
Certificate for Publication.l

- Certificate for PublicatiOn.l
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department of ms, Columbus, Feb. 25, 1869,
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Railway
Passengers Assurance Company, located at Hart
ford, in the State of Connecticut, has complied, in
all respects with the laws of this State relating to
AceideHt Insurance. Companies, for the current
year, and has fled inlthis sworn Statement, by
the proper officers, showing its condition and busi
ness, at the date of such statement, as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. .s274s0O 90
Aggregate amount of available Assets. S66,0l7 "a
Aggregate amount of Liabilitief, includ-
ing Reinsurance H,5o4 5U
Amt Of income for the preceding year. 237 500 45
Amount of Expenditures for the preced-
ing year"s......- ..s's.'.-.......s 2l5siSf 81
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the Seal of my Office
to be affixed, the day and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
I5-It Auditor Of State.
WARD & BUTMAN, Agents,
FREMONT, o,
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Walkers Adding Machine

WILL add three columns of figures at time
w correctly, about quick as a good writer
can set them down, Leading accountants say it is
the most plactieal Adding Machine ever in use.
AGENTS WANTED. There is money in fL.
samples sent to any address for One Dollar. R.
a. WALKER, 2Os Broadway, New York. P. D.
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EUROPEAN.

Senator Sumner has introduced an amend
neht into the HOnse act to amend the Judi
cisl System Ofthe United States, providing
that il, at S. or after having served 10 years,
any Judge of an U. g. Court wishes to retire
fFOm,the bench on sCeount Of inability to
perform his duties, he shall be allowed to
retire on his full salary for the remainder Of
his life. This is not quite so bad as in
England, for example, where Chancellor
is saddlsd on to the people for the remainder
Of his life, even if he have not served 10
months. f0H
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huQs Hf.Ts 7zrs.--l4a- a-.f.H.
RIcHLASD County, GA school teacher
named Williams, who taught school in llfe
south part Of Plymouth township, was tried
before the Probate Court, on the 2O,h ult., on
a charge of assault and battery on young
lady pupil Uamed Fanny Beelnlan, aged, I6
years. 1t appeared that he used hickory
withe, which be had warmed, seized Miss
Beelman by the hair, drew herOver theiseat;
and struck her over the shoulders and back
repeatedly. He was found gcilty; and sem
fenced to pay a fine Of ten dollars and costs,
which latter amounted to about $780, Serg-
ed him right, the brute. "a German Ia
borer for Mr.. Patrick McDougaI, residing
near Spring Mills, stole S2OO from his EN-
ployer, on. the 18th inst, and decamped -.
Mr.. Patterson, of Mansfield has sold his fast
horse "Rattling JIM for $I4OO - A Grand
Musical Convention is to be held at Mans
field, under the auspices of the Philharmonic
Society of that place, beginning on the after
noon of April 18th, and continuing until the
23d. From the circulars issued We learn
that Solon Wilder, of the Boston Conserva=
tory of Music, will be Director of the Con-
vention; Alfred Arthur, from Boston, Direct
or of Orchestra the Soloists will be Mrs.
NJ. H. Smith, of Boston, who stands first
among the 0ratOriO singers Of the county
and Mrs. @. r. Taft, of Mansfield, as Sopra DO
Mr.. ]. NJ. Wilder, Of New York, and Mr.
John Eames of Bangof, Maine, BassOs, aud
Mr.. VIII, IngersOll, of Mansfield, Tenor.
Mr.. E. W. Magenis, OF Mansfield, and Mr.,
R. E. Henuings, of Cleveland, Pianists
The Germania Orchestra, Of Cleveland, will
form the nucleus for large and efficient Or
ehestra and chorus Of three hundred voices
will be present. The COMMITTEES of Arrange
ments will spare no pains to make this, tn,
first of series of annual festivals, triumph
ant success. To this end, invitations hav,
been extended to prominent musicians of thil
and other States. a..s
So far as possible free entertainment vii
be provided for all persons attending tn,
Convention. Arrangements are being mad,
With the Railroads for half fare tickets, ant
reduced rates of fare. viii be secured at tn
Hotels. .-s.. 55.s.., In,
Tickets will be procured of g. W. BY
myer, Treasurer and assignments to board
ing places made by G. W. KlOck, Secretary
| Persons attending the. Convention are re
quested to bring the orstOriO aud ChOru
Wreath, and upon arrival report at Philhar
mOnic Hall, to procure tickets anu, 1e:;iEte 20
their names, All communications shOdl
be addressed to J. N. JOlley, President, 70
G. W. KlOck, Secretary, Philharmonic Sc
ciety. ., The citizens of Plymouth are t
vote, on the 18th inst, upon the project {
levying tax Q: $l5,q9Q to build a 2,
School House "a YelOeipede. rider, on tn
26tb, while going down Main street at pa
pace, went head and shoulders through, on
af the large glass iu Austin & Gstma n s dru
store. The machine went through anccttlLa
Several show vases and other articles we1
to smash.
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DETITI0N FOR DIVORCE.

r Medora v. Gochrane, ofSheridan, in the county
-Of Chatauque, State of New York, is hereby neti-
fed that Thomas w. Coehrane did, on the 5th day
Of April a. d. 1859, file his petition in the office Of
the Court of, Common Pleas, within and for the
coahty of Sanads1y, and State Of Ohio setting
forth that hier about the 24th. day May, A. d.
1861 the said Thomas W COehrane Was married to
the said Hsders F,iCdchTane, and charging that at
the time of said marriage the said Medora " Coch-
rane had former husband living to whom she had
been before that time legally Joined in marriage
aad asking that ne may be divorced from the said
MedoraSV. .COchrane and for the custody Of his
minor children by her, which said petition Will be
for hearing at the next term of said Court.
-er THOMAS w. OHOCHRANE,
4 l5-2epd i z VsBy J. r. Bartlett, his Atty.
Dated this 5th day of April, 1869.
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QUEEY.-Was the 'relentIess hand
responsible for the election, on Monday
Inst, and the marked defeat of the Dem
.ocrEtic candidate for Mayorl
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KAsHINGTON LETTER.
EoOrespOndsnce Fremont Journal.l
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 3, 1869

/ HASnANeAONg - VI aPhh d AOo0
LOST STAR.
Schuyler Oolfx has been remarkably
tuccstiful lnau. His star has steadily riser
{ and biightsnCd ubtil it has reached almost
the very zsnith Of the political heavens, and
seemed almost Of frat magnitude, when, loI
--aS come newspaper men and others, friends
of Mr.JOhn D. Defrees, late Government Prin-
ter, see it-it tumbles down, a begrimed sui
Phur-1umed sticki What is the matter
Why, Mr.. Dsfrees, the long and warm friend,
and assiduOus and influential supporter of
Mr.. COliax, has been removed from the
Government Printing Office by the Senate,
while Schuyler Colfsx was its President
he could and should have prevented If; that
Of course, is the assumption; and now that
be did not prevent it, these friends of Mr..
Defrees always knew that Mr.. COlfax was
selfish. was not 70 be trustee in his friend
ship longer than il served his own advance
ment, &c. Mr.. Colfax expresses his regret
IAN very ine,' they reply, "but you are the
Vics-President, and President Of the body
that ousted himr' This is the form of
reasoning Of the French Kings mistress who
was removed from his court, and who re-
piled to his tears at the leave taking: " Hal
you weep; but you are Kingl" But Mr..
Dsfrees' friends are not half so reasonable.
Humiliating as the confession must be to
Mr.. oOlfax, he is in truth obliged to make it
aid it constitutes ofitself perfect defence
the Vice President is the most powerless
and uninhuential high Office in the country.
More than that the Vice-President is not
Senator, and is no more entitled to be con-
suited on the subjects Of Senate caucus
than any other outside respectable gentle
man. And the fact is that he was not con-
suited, and did not know that Mr.. Defrees'
removal was thought Of any more than Mr..
Defrees, until the voting commenced. And
the tsDpeI displayed by intelligent friends
Of Mr.. Dsfrees, men whose business it is to
be familiar with the precise pennyweight of
each Office carries with it, is aston
iHhiug and amusing by its very absurdity. |
When Vice-President has been inducted |
into his chair, and the business Of the Senate,
incident to the organization of the new Con-
greas, Is concluded, he becomes mere pre-
siding officer, fixture, figure head desti-
tute Of patrOnags, vote aud voice; and hence
d stripped Of whatever power and influence
he may have possessed specially ifa pOpu!
lar manA-as private citizen.
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NOR SALE
FOR SALE-By CAMFIBLD {

FUh DALE-Dy OhMT IbLD q
CO.AEighty acres Of Land, in Madison Township,
four miles northeast Of ROllersvile, known the
old Dick Farm. Fifty acres are improved with
good frame house, hewed log barn, SIXTY bearing
appe trees, SIXTY peach aud cherry trees, and three
hundred sugar trees-giving the best sugar camp ia
the country. Land in good condition-Well adapted
for wheat and corn. Price, $1,000 81 900 to 81 500
down, balance in three TO i've years. Here is rare
chance to buy ROod farm cheap.
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NHTeHHoRHoop NHWs.

SENECA COUNTY, O.-The SaUdusky rive
was higher, at Tiffin, on the 9th than it We.
ever kuown,to be before, Perry, River and
Water streets, were under water The dan
of Reuben Keller, near Tiffiu was consider.
ably damaged, and several bridges on Silver
Greek we're washed away Velocipede ex.
hibitions continue in Tifin - Mrs. Jane
Jacobs, of Fostoria, died suddenly on the
night of the 29th ult. She was aged "a
years. She settled there in 1884.
Huron COUNTY, O.-Samuel B. Young
formerly editor of the Shelby Chronicle, died
recently, of cOnsumptiou, at his home, in
New Haven. He was a son of Downing H.
Young, we'll known in tbislvicinity.
RIcHLAND COUNTY, O.-Duripg the past
week they have had Yelocipede School in
Mansfield -. DR.. Geo. F. Mitchell died sud-
denly, in Mansfield on the evening of the
3lst ult. He dropped dead in the yard.
Cause of death, heart disease - : The South
west corner of the moulding room of Ault-
man d Taylor's Foundry, at Mansfield, was
swept away by the flood, on the 9th.
MEDINA COUNTY, GA little girl named
Deming of Medina has succeeded in spelling
one hundred and twenty-five words out of
the letters which compose the word "Oyster +"
1.-THE blacksmith shop of P. HOLDEN, two
miles from Medina, was burned on the Ist
inst Several wagons and farming imple-
ments were burned with it. Loss $500
Daniel Aggate, of Medina, died suddenly,
of heart disease, on the 22d ult.
LAKE County, O.-Mrs. Fanny Baker,
living in Painesville, fell from The second
story of her residence, 10 the ground, on the
evening of the 25th ult., injuring her to
such an extent that she died soon after.
No change will be made in the Painesville
Postofice, for the present. "A horse be-
longing to Mr.. Hazeltine, Of Kirkland, fell
down and choked to death, few nights ago
He had been fastened with rope around his
neck.
oRAwFoRD County, o.-The Baptist Par
sonsge at Auburn Center, was destroyed by
fire on the 29th ult During the food in
the Sandusky river, near Bucyrus, John
and Daniel Songer were driving to town,
when they missed the road, and upset the
wagon, in the stream. John came near
drowning, but was saved by his brother,
who also saved the horses. The wagon how
ever, fOated off. Portions of it were found
scattered along the bank for several miles,
after the flood subsidized, -. Liberty town
ship is threatened by the grasshOppers. The
journal reports large numbers already there
-. The journal has been yictimized by 4
theatrical company, styled Greg
Ory's New York Theater Company"
HANCOCK COUNTY, O.-Henry Fulk, of
Marion Township, was drowned on the |
morning Of the 2S.h ult.5 He had attempted |
to cross cut off, formed by the raise in the
blanchard, on a raft, Becoming alarmed,
when he got in deep water, he jumped off,
swan to bridge near by, and attempted to
cling 10 it till help could reach him, but
chilled and sank. His body was recovered.
Aged 3D. The bridge across blanchard
River, at HeCk's Mills, was, swept away by
the flood. Also, one at john Roblnson's, in
Marion township, and one across Strother's
Run. .s.. ,ov ,,e-4.acs.