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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
sto1o TemDeFance ALLIANCE

sIf The State Temperance Alliance met
nj Jrbaps on the 26th, Rev. J. W.
i.r Osborn. presiding. Delegates were
PCT present from sH parts of The State, the
object Of the Convention belug TO
arouse public sentiment for the Tenn
ooapers6ce cause. Conversation among
she prominent leaders developes the
~ fact that there is a strong opposition to
taking the temperance question into
politics. ..,so
The annual address Of President Os-
born takes ground in favor Of consOli-
dating all temperance organizations in
2 the State into one body, and recon-
1tnends this alliance as the nucleus Of
such consolidation; urging that friends
Of temperance engage with greater
zeal in the work of educating public
sentiment in practical temperance and
efficient prohibitory legislation; oppOs7
~ "a political action, but recommends
that the Legislature be petitioned per-
81 sistentIy until effectual laws be enacted,
and in the meantime public sentiment
will be 60 educated as 10 secure their
enforcement.
The organization was perfected By
appointing seven committees, the most
important of which are: On Ohio iqur
20 or laws, s. S. Calkins, Obeilin; F. r
Stewart, Fostoris, and Rev. William
Paul, Clyde; committee on political
action. Rev ]. F. Coney and Rev. J. A.
p NcGraw, Urbana, 0den Hays,
I'd Bellefountsine, and VI Christian, Mt
Vernon. ,-a -.q
Several other temperance men were
present, including Hon. Neal Dow and
Mr.. Lees, of England. 80 q,
-' Ia the evening the committee on po-
hfcal action submitted a report that i
is the duty of the friends Of temper
ance to act in the selection Of officers of
such only as favor proper measures for
supnession Of the evils Of intemper-
snce buG opposing separate political
ticket at this time. After lively dis
cusion, the resolution was adopted with
20 less than half dozen negative votes
DR.. Wadsworth, of Cincinnati, the can
didste for Lieutenant Governor nOmin-
stsd at Mansfield, favored q separate
political temperance ticket, but was
Overwhelmingly outyoted A larger
s number Of delegates was present than
st any previous State Temperance Con-
yention for many years 1. :
And so the hopes, which the De-
mocrAcy had entertained, Of PrORfing
BY the third PHrty mOVemsuL have
come to naught They we're calculating
chat the temperance ticket would get
10000 votes and thar about $4,000 Of
them would come from the Republican
ranks, 50 giving them a chance Of VIC
tory. But the game is up now, and
tAeir hopes have departed
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|. SILL REDUcEe.-The good work
which secret&ry Boutwell, insugufated,
Of reducing the public debt is still pro
crossing. From the statement on the
first of the present month it appears
that the debt had been reduced during
july 81, ,4S5,744 29-making a total
decrease, since the present administra-
ton was ina1guratsd, of s4s, 1895, ,528-
70, or e the rate Of over one hundred
millions 3 year The Secretary has Or
dered the purchase Of three millions b
bonds weekly. to 60 on through Che
present month. The situatiOa is hops
ful, and the people grow confident
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NEWS TFHnEs,

3 The Collector Of Customs at New
York, has been authorized. to sell gold
to importers to pay duties, at the cHr-
rent rate in New Y6rk; ion the day Of
Ealsgo7g bGs sssHssal31s1 siI not -
Rismsrk, the 'greatest Statesman Of
Eunope, has resigned his position as
premier to Frederick William of Prus-
sia.. Continued i'll health is given as
Al Ls1sh u iQn sn 5eI .ufei Sgcf o--
r'S2 1Iie fe''S0n' s y 79tlia VI .75itsg srat -'a
Kentucky held an election on Mon
day. The only state officers chosen
was State Treasurer. Tate, Democratic
and preset ipcppbspts and Wiring, Re-
publican, we're the candidates. OF
course Tate Nss elected. No one ex-
pectsd any other result 81
"a druggist, in BaltimOres on the
SOtK plt9, administered a dose Of aqua
ammonia 70 . sick man, instead Of aqua
cinnamon, which had been prescribed,
and the patientldisd.b - egrq
iF09fty:.tlRo thousand dollars govern.
men. y money, p were V stolen from safe in
the treasury Office Of the 8is. arsenal
in RhAsddPhia, on she night Of the
STs ulE siseYersl Of the employees
y ], yIss gIss ooo .o'S Ioi. ..fies a7
Nsf ssfbS z 'ySSfffss415SSsS 20 Esi wei hrs '1
Sentsr, itHis Probablsp oVsfdid the
freeistlsss6n business in tennessee. The
bstuocSraacy, oSa finding that % many Of the
IoldSFsbels wsre allowed toregister, have
nominated ticket and itais' possible
that owing tOithe division among the
iUniohists, the febels may succeed IN
electing their ticket Hope not
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Republican County COnven-


.rrngi The Republicans Of The various Townships
s.osof SaDdusky county, and the Wards Of the
City of Fremont, are requested TO assemble
lss2 attheir usual plsCes Of meeting, on Saturday
b5sIAngust l4th, 1868, and choose delegates e
,syup represent them in q County Convention,
,,,,t0 b. held at the Court House, in Fremont
t2u' Saturday, August 2sth, 1863,
at2 o'clock P. M, at which candidates fol
p the following Offices win be put in nouina-
Usd tion. ealHeI1sai t el' aa3
.dl Zone Representative One Probate Judge
One Auditor One Treasurer, One CLERK,
One Sheriff, One Prosecuting Attorney, One
'i5f- Commissioner, and one Infrmary Director
fe5 Also 10 choose Central Committee for the
no ensuing yeSrsr j. ugsI 1g u7at1
The basis of representation viii be one
~ delegate to every 25 votes cast for Gen. Glib
"a son at the Congressional election, last fa1,
fsbnadsen enc fOTevery fraction Ofthifteen or over.
.isH Under this Eqle the representation wiz be a.
% OwSsHHfnFss.- HHfns .; Green orsek, 1s;
tsZJaoks6n, s.; Madison, 4; Riley, 8; Rice; 3
ysloSandusky, 4; Scott, 5; Townsend, 5; Wood
vile, 9; Washington, 5; York, II. s7 sH
CRY OF FRnIoET.-First Ward, z; Second
joIWard, 5; Third Ward, 9.
5Bd3 The Republican electors Of the several
-sb townships. and wards are requested 10 nom
II, inate candidates for Real Estate Appraiser,
to be voted for at the fall election, and also
to sppoint, on the same day, delegates to a
blIDJudicial DoBvention TO be held at Clyde,
.s7uaAugust 18th, and TO Senatorial OOnYen,
.systi0n 4 to be, held at Monreville, Huron
=. County, on Thursday, August 26th, 1863,
sh' upon 8 bssis Of one delegate to each one hun
sd. dred votes east for L r. Sherwood, Secre-
7fs tary Of State, at the last October election,
-. and one for each. fraction of fifty or over.
Allowing one delegate TO- Rice township,
.lss whose vote did not reach the fraction, tie
I'D delegation win stand IS 5fOLlOEs-24 being
.-sIthe lumber to which the county is entitled;
"a. .TowEsHIRs,- -Ballville, 2; Green Greek, 5;
jackson, 9; MadisOn.,1; Riley, l; Rice, 1;
Sandusky, ! Scott !; Townsend, |; Wood
Us ville,I, Washington, /; York 3. ba
r-r, .,s OITy or FRE1l0ET.--First Ward, 2; Second
Ward, /; Third Ward /, l-t-.e-4
By order OF the Gen. CON. ?,
HgsdiE.B, BELD1Ee, FIX. TKETER, A
- bszig1 JG 6ee'y. ife Chairman.
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ceooL 16psrfigeillents.
DOKD NOTICE.

ID DAD NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that petition VIII be
presented to the County Commissioners Of San
dasky county, at their next session to be held In
September, A. y. 1869. praying for the location OF
County Road commencing at the Pike, IN Wash
ingtOn township, and running south between the
Line Of Washington and Sandusky townships, in
section No. Is Of Washington and in section No. l6
Of Sandusky township, and between the land owned
BY Joseph Rigil and Roots, to intersect county
road, the first road south Of the Pike. The prayer
Of SAID petidOners Is that said road shall not Be
over forty feet in width. o.
&EI 15dHftCi JOENR. ANDREWS.
July 2s, 1869. sl-s4.
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Williams County, it has been ascer-
tanned, is entitled to 3 Representative
and was % at the last apportiOnment
but BE matter was oFerlo6ked. Il
BY an accident on the Hannibal and
Sd JOsepRs RAlrosa, in Missouri, Oh
the 2eth, nine persons were badly in
iured.S
Two men named Jerry Ford and
John Gutter, fell down a coal shaft,
near LeavenworEh, Kansas, on Satur-
day last distsnoeof nearly 200 feet
and kere killed, their bodies being h6E
ribly mutillated.
The Police of Toledo made q descent
upon + q gambling dsnis on Saturday
might lssk, in that city, captured eight
men and the faro bank. The keepers
Of the house we're fined to the full ex-
tent Of the law. and the visitors were
fined $50 each aud costs, ~ bu
d. W. Deshler q prominent banker
Of Columbus, died on the Soth ult,
aged rs years. He was well known
and highly honored, His funeral was
attended by most of the, prominent
public men Of that city97 .gs oi
Latest advices from Cuba represent
that the Spaniards had been. defssted
,st Santiago de Cnba, and, Gen. ,Latorre
captured. The Spanish General Puel-
10 had also been defeated between Nue.
'vitas and Puerto Principe. His son,
and large portion Of his army are
said to have joined the Cubsns.
A bridge on the Memphis and Lou
isvilIe Railroad fell while a train was
passing over it, on the 2sth ult ; pFecip-
itating the train into 2 lrayine, where
it took fire and burned upsoi Three
persons were killed, eleven badly and
seventeen slightly hurt.
A terrible confagration occurred in
Philadelphia, at seven o'clock yesterday
evening, in the bonded warehouse on
Lombard Wharf Il is estimated that
the loss will reach from ten to twelve
million dollars. A number of lives
are said to have. been lost.
. It is announced that change in the
Office of Postmaster, at Cleveland, will
shortly occur, and that Mr.. James
Wade, a nephew of sold Ben" is tore
ceive the appointment through his
uncIe's recommendation. The Leader
thinks it an imposition to foiat q man
upon the Republicans of Cleveland
who has never aided in the success of
the party there by speech, by labor or
by purse, and one who, besides, has no
~ +rffe.f F-nafS fsEHH .f .sl-i--i lrr
personal influence. Il 9i,.v.4 .ev a. T.
The Mrs. ormsby who was shot
while standing at her window, near
Springfield, Ohio, on the 14th ult., and
instantly killed, but no clue, to whose
assassin could at first be found, is now
supposed to have been shot by her
step-soB. The husband had died eigh-
teen months before, and in tile settle
ment of the estate, the step-son claim
ed she had got more than her share
He threatened revenge, but left the.
country, and was notseeh pthe neigh
BOrhood until the morning Of the muir.
der. He has not been seen since. ~
e.
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ao TEE REPvBLIoAN State Executive
Committse have made the following sp-
pointmsnts for speakers: Lieut. Gov.
Lee at Lima, August s0th; Van Vert
August slst Sidney, Sept 1st; Me-
dina Sept 8. Capt j R swigatt at
Paulding, August 2sth. All OF these
are afternoon meetings. 7 ai5 OF
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lA stIehF 5 D1vfrRkiaon.t-aFbe Oh

% a StIsAF D1FfEREEoE.AFBe Ohio
Democracy sre opposed 70 paying U. S.
bonds il gold and want TO have them
taxed, and eyen gOsso far sstO threaten
ErepudiatiOn. si TheT Pennsylvania De-
mocracy have a Candidate for Governor,
who holds amiiliOIh dollars in, bonds
The Democracy Of that slate don't ia
For taxing beads, and lwsntpaY for the
tbendsin gold, and eaH'tthink Of repud=
istiOnlM The two Democracies don't
1 ,,ssC,s ,ssC,s n taoIJac, Lse-5fsoqTo ybIDls a5rF
seem 20 agree ~ - o,,isor-, ,.o IaT
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Gov. MORTON IN To4EDo.-The To-
lsdo papers learn by telegram from R.
D.olHafrison,o Chairman Republican
State Executive COMMITTEES, that Gov.
Morton Of Indiana, viii speak in in 'TOIe-
do, on Saturday, August l4th. Here
will be an opportunity to hear Indiana's
great statesmen, that will no doubt be
improved q a'GGs 35o- o-ttii1i ~.
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aCoArSs TO IT.-As fast as they dare
the Democracy are coming to the doc
tripel of srepudiatiOu. The Senatorial
convention of the Crawford and Seneca
Dissries on the 29d ut, adopted the
following resolution: -, tfz.f. div
d @Rsso1Ssa, That, the National debt
declared to be, a National blessing by
the Republican party is a national
curse AID SHOULD, BE REPUDIATED, /" -ssl
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KENTUCKY EIECTIOE.-The Dsmoc-
racy are disappointed. The msjoritY
for Seymour, which was 7e,sls, has
dwindlsd down to 10000 for State
Tsassursr. Not much Of a shower a.
tsE all
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TOR SALE.-A one and a bali
AZ story new frame dwelling House, on Eapo-
leon street. Contains rooms, closets and pantry
Lot contains one-third Of an aers, Price q 100;
half down. balance IN three annual Paymenta
CA1F1EL1 & co,
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Col. WV. P. WooDs Chief of the
Secret Sefvci@ lbuFeau Of the treasury
dsparsms6t having been removed, has,
10 il retaliation, igosen1, published 4 pamphlet
charging certain officers Pf the rtEsasary
dVith abeiDgpOgnizAnt Of If ffnOt partici-
pators in cefsaiHf foBber4es and fcrgeries.
Although the charges are ar made by an
evidently dishonest man (forif true he
should have made them when lie be-
came aware of them, and not kept the
secret until put Outof commission, )they
should dbS rgidIy Investigated lsgr
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.OAD NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given that petition win Be
presented TO the Commissioners of Sanduslry
county, at their next session, September, 1858,
Playing for the alteration Of certain piece of
Range No. Is, IN said county Of Sandusky, beng
q part of the county road, OE the 59uthl side q
the Portage River. The slterAtion pIaged for in
the petition, Is upon the lands Of til. 6uter, to-
wit: To commence about ten rods west Of said 7.
]. Suffers barn, and run nearly straight course
along the bank Of the Portazs HiTer across piece
Of bottom land to the west line of the said 7. j.
Suffers land The object Of the said alteration is
to sraighten the said piece road and obtain bet
ter ground for said road, T. .J.eUTER-
5l-S4pd
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Monday, August l6Fh. 1850
/ EGAL T8oFIGRnAaCI

~ ~ ~ ~ - - HE
Charles g. Greene vs.. Edward F. Dickiasoni
Julia 5. Dickinson, John B. b. Dickinson, Rudolf
phus Dickinson, Martha Jane Dickinson, James
A. Dickinson, Henry King, Horace King, and
Margaret Dickinson.
Henry King and Horace Kiag viii take notice
that Charles G.Greene has hled bis petition in the
G0urt0t Common Pleas OF Sandusky, eOuit5 Ohio,
asainzts them and the other dsfehaahtsl above
nameds the substance of which s that lie pur-
chased, at delinquent tax s9e, On the rs d day Of
January, A: D.4S67, the following lands and tene-
meDts tO-W1t.
The north part Of the east half Of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section number TWENTY-FIVE f22:l
also, the east halt OF the south east quarter Of sec
ton zxtean i6;l also, the south halI of the south
west quarter OF section fifteen l5l alsO the north
west quarter q the north vest quarter Of section
twenty-tFo t22st all in toFnship fbar x n range
thirteen ll3.) fsFl ALF
That he has paid taxes therao1 since sid pur-
chase, and that the taxes, iittrest and ue1alty
amount to the sum OF 81 5s7l SoG Arbas these to-
gether with the other defendants are the owners Of
SAID lands and teneRents subject to said taxes,
interest and penalty. She substance Of the prsver
Of SAID petition is that said be declared lien
on said lands; that defendants be decreed to pay
the saIae ane IN defdult Of sueh payments. sald
lands be sold IN satisfaction Of said sum Of mon ev
and eosts; that they are required 10 answer said
petition on OF before the 9Th day Of October next
or the same viii be taken as confessed against them
5lv1s isss ssibs,r oa-a; j. L. GsEENE b1,zt I5.,
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Republican Judicial COnven-
tfOns

fitH-N-r-
The Republican Electors Of the First Sub
ga. Divikion Of the Fourth Judicial District Of
,.r ohio, are requested 20 meet in Convention,
st Clyde, on az. ..-r, .s-
Wednesday, August 18th, 1869,
al l1o'clOck 4, NJ, to nominate candidate
for the Office Of Judge of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for said Sub Division. The basis
srf Of representation in said Convention viii be
one delegate for every one hundred votes
cast in October last for the Republican can
& tiidate for Secretary of State, and one dele
fsq gate for every fraction Of fifty votes or over
The basis will give to the Counties cOmpris-
ing said Sub Division the following repre-
sentatiop: ,..l
ns Lucas County 46
Huron County 49, -----39 10
Ems County
gno a-. SandEskyv County .--..--------24 Io.
Ottawa County
The several County Central Committees
twill designate the manner Of appointing said
80 delegates. big1v .aL.c2 .sgi EErI ~
Gas, Z. PEEEEWELLy
roilskhl s'i 9li5 wv. B. SLOAN,
.lH J. NJ RrroHIE, it'
.sneg96N gsBG-J0 J. K. HoRD,
....tr,- VIZ. g. LANE, q G.5F -..
Judicial District Committee.
July %. 1853. h
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Republican Senatorial Con-
ventfOu.-

slsoHRi Ths Republicsn Electors Of the 30th Sen
sIga htwihl District. composed Of the Counties Of
HuOn, Erie, Sandusky and Ottawa are re-
sssuoqusstsd to meet in Convention at Monroe
is9 Silles Huron county, on "a, .gi.a ba a
ie snDoThursday, Auguat 26th, 1853,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nom
-uoisinAtiag tive Senators for said District. The
-Us basis-Of representation 10 said Convention
sghfs&illsBe obe delegate for every one hundred
votes cast ia October last for tbe Republican
ahHocandidats for Secretary Of State, and one
s5dsiaslagss for every frsetiob Of Hhy votes or
over This basis viii give to the Counties
'lhl comprising said district the following re-
llns PFssSdlatiohs - ae'aarisae'
Huron County. .......a..-..39 IS
,seiiia lis Erie l08H { --G...29 res
les Tme SaRdusky I" Ia As...s.25 z-
:,i,-,-,,.. Ottawa % ..-s.--..---.9 9, 49,
The several County Central Committees
viii desigpste the manner ofappointiDg said
bns Nssssssssfl'H'3 Io 7ee 29o oi 81
.1isqs1 ui 2giesss 6.hs 65sAn koss s -al
.qfdsHeoi 1qg Gee MsHIos OSlsor.
bnuaes sc i)o aIaiIs W. B. SnoAs.
,ssabs August 3 1853. bs, 'lodsos ss,o Iol
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
EOR SALE.

l. One hundred and eishtesn acres OF excellent
land, well timbsred. Forty acres improved with
good bearing orchard, log house and barn. VIII be
sold at $50 an acre, time payments, or s45 an acre
mostly cash. Located miles south Of Fremont, IN
Ballville tOvpship Win sell ia tvopie $50 OF e9
acres, e ttfrontGa Gau two road -. &. Z. -
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TNTNAL sFTfLFMENF.

Notice is hereby given that Daniel Baker, Exec
utor Of Mary Eutsminger, deceased, has fled his
account for final settlement said accounts are set
for hearing August 20, 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. n.
1924 j, L. GREENE, Jr, Probate Judge
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! CleEk Of hapIstEia. &c 90.
A DMINISfRAFBlx SALE1 iOF

A DMINIsfRAFBIx SALE iOB
IA REAL ESTATE ~
In pursuance of an'order granted BY TIE Probate
Court Of Sandusky county, Ohio, / VII offsr fer
sale at psblic action on 81
Monday5 August Ion, 1869,
at 10 O'Clock in the forerloon uporthe premises the
following described real estateSsitliafe in the
county OF Seneca, Pleasant township, and State OF
Ohio, tO-Yfit:
Thirty lSOl acres Of land OF ofthe west end Of
the north part of the north east quarter OF aion-
al section number four a. teWnsnip three sa aorth
OF range fifteen ISL
Appraised at $I;I5S.
TERMs OF SALz;%One third in hand, and one
third in one year and one third instwOs yess rom
day of sale, with interest THE payment TO be Sc
cured by mOrgage apon the premises sold.
~ 49, -LAHINESIBRELI
Adm'r1.of W. Il. siRrell, deceased,
J. L. Greene, her Any. 1855
july I6. 1859.
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Nem aOpertisfllltlllents.

A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed Adminiatkatof of the estate Of
John May, late Of saudusky county, deceased this
2oth daYof july 1862
ass TIA. FITZGERALD
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~ n
:. How MtKx lJUDsEs. s.-We notice that
thecsn fer q Republican Judicial Con
vention- states the object to belto ''nom-
mate a candidate for, Judge Of Com
mon Pleas" II Is understood that an
act was passed at the recent session Of
the Legislature, providing for an sd-
ditiond Judge Ia this Sub Division,
making three u all. Judge. Fitcb's
term closes next February, thus Great
ing q 'sacalgcy TO be filed this fall, and,
With tEie new Judge, making two to be
elected. = We no not ,spprehend that
the error Of the COMMITTEES viii in any
wise embarfass the Convention il nom
|iBating two. candidates; but It consti-
tutes 4 good Joke on the Eve lawyers
Who made the cali. or, course there
can Be, 10 Candidate for Judge among
them. T;oleao C0DsnssfcSe2 .lio -
I 4 TIbssgsfy7qgld Tie bsI cspdid dates enough
no deubs ifiithsrsC CWeleeeysh more'Va-
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

Persons recognized asseund, straight
out Democrats, who may desire to auth
orize their signatures to be added to
the above call and address, and who
have resolutions to offer, or suggestions
to make, can address the undeFsigned.
But no resolution will be entertained
unless offered by persons who unite in
signing the above: sb1gg1g 49,
t,bf W. 81. H. SHAW, See'y.li
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

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sAEABANA ELEeFIOg,rsBut little has
yet been heard from. 1t. Mum, Con-
ser1Gti4e,9 is thought to be elected in
the First, and chas. W. Buckley, Re-
publican in the the Second, and Charles
Hayes, RepdssllieaR iRathe Fourth -
Nothing has been heard from the other
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