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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

BG- J. Q. Murduck refused to act
OF the finance committee for the
Hayes meeting. He says he spends
his time in a better cause. Hayes lie
trucking too much to tho whisky
influence to suit Murduck.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

Bay" Tho Republican Senatorial
Convention. of this District, nomi.
mated r. NJ. Stimson, of the Mdrtet.
IA Register, for tho STATE Senate.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT IN M'CON-
NELSVHLLE,
AND
A Good business Stand In
UnionyIIIe.

The subscriber, desiring TO 20 West, will
sell his house and lot in McConnelsyille
known o. tho John Schryer property and
his property in Uuionville, Morgan Co., o.,
at Low RATES to any dcsii ing to invest in
Real Estate. The McConnelsville property
is In good repair, aud very desirable ma II
residence. The Unionville property is val
liable for a Store, Hotel, or any kind Of pub
lie business. For particulars call ON or
address JOHN SCHRYER,
Meigsvillc, =. o.,
Morgan Co., Ohio.
Aug. 20, 'G9-tf
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R6s- Charles p. Scott and He

B6- Charles p. Scott and Her
bert Johnson, whom we made mem
tion of last week, as having been
seriously injured by runaway near
Beverly, are both at their homes
and doing well. Johnson is able to
walk out.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

S6r When n subscribers time ex-
pirce, II no order ia left to discon.
tinue, the paper will bo continued,
five 80 desire, at tho rate Of two
dollars q year, until he or sac comes
in and renews.
p6y- An X found on tho margin
Of thepapcr isa notification TO the
subscriber that his or her time has
expired, or about TO expire; and it
is also an invitation to renew.
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PEOPLES COUNTY TICKET.

Representative,
LUTHER TIMBERLAKE.
Probate Judge,
FIN. r. HANNA.
Sheriff,
A. d. HAVENER.
Recorder,
JOHN W. KNOX.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM N~ICESWANGER.
Infirmnry Director,
JOHN NEELEY.
Coroner,
CORNELIUS HEAD.
Land Appraiser, 1st District,
JAMES 4. GILLESPIE.
Land Appraiser, End District,
SAMUEL NJ. GILLILAND.
Land Appraiser, Sd District,
COBURN.
Land Appraiser, 4th District.
WILLIAM BESWICK.
Land Appraiser, 9th District,
j.. G. CURFMAN.
Land Appraiser. 9th District,
THOMAS VICKkOY.
Land Appraiser, 7th District.
EFT EVEIANn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27
Notice 10 the Peoples Town
ship Commit tees.

We will furnish tho Conservative
to the Peoples Township Executive
Committees for 20 cents a copy for
the campaign.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

D0- All persons wanting their
table ware replaied will please leave IL with
us during the following week.
II. B. VINCENT & BRO.
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TO CLUBS.

Ten copiea. one year, and M copy
free to the getter up ofthe club,
one dollar and twenty. Eve
cents per copy, s12 90
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neA- Trunks and Valises, ranging in
price from 81, 20 upwards at {. L. Halls,
Malta, Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

sGS Cholera Morbus, Eux and
Scarlet Fever are reported to be
o idcmIc IN Ztnosville.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

Ras~ Bound Volumes Of Statutes Of
Ohio for 1869, are at the Auditors Of
flee for distribution.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

ug- There worc plenty of drunk
men IN town on Wednesday, the
day OF the Hayes meeting.
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NOTICE.

william Guiiey, The said defendants Dan
vs.. iOl Sims and Matthew
Daniel Sims 4 Sims are hereby notified
Matthew Sims. thatthe said William Cuff
fey, PLAINTIFF. did on the End day Of June,
1869, file his petition in the uourt Of Com
mon Pleas ofMorgan county, Ohio, on two
notes executed on May ~, 1854, and paya-
BILE one aud two years after, for 500 each,
made payable TO Elizabeth Guiley or order
and by her transferred TO William Guilty.,
this plaintiff, and that unless they answer
this petition by the 23rd day Of October,
1909, the petition will be takon as good and
judgment rendered thereon according to the
prayer Of petition.
j. E.& FIN. n. HANNA.
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 10, IsG0.-6w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DU-
i ~ appointed Administrator ofthe estate
Of william Stevens, late Of Morgan county,
Ohio, deceased. WIZ. n. DURBiS.
Aug. ~, 1S69.-3w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

ear The most complete assortment
Of Dress Trimmings in the two towns
can be found at G. l.. Halls.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

rea. Carhart and Needham Organs,
the best investments made from $50
to $3.50, sold w II. b. Vincent a. Bro,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

16y- More new Buff Holland for Win
dow Shades received at the Book Store
this week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

ray C. L. Halls is the best place to
buy your Yankee Notions.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

1ay- Tho Morgan county Teach
er's Institute Ia in session.
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n. u. ylEcEsT. W. A. yIScExT.
III. u. VINCENT s BRO.,

tlockt, Watches, aud Jewelry, Silver anI
silyer-Plated Ware. Musical Instruments,
and Manufacturers Of Picture Frames
MORRIS BLOCK, M'Clnnolsville, Ohio.
fS- Watches, Jewelry and Musical In,
stiiinents repaired.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

sea- Large lots of new Goods vii be
received at the Book st re next week.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that q Pc.
tition will be presented to tho Com.
missioners, of Morgan county Ohio,
ut their next regular session, pray
log for the re-survey and location
of a road running from the town
Of Stockport, in said county, up
Turkey run, until it %intersccts the
State road in Windsor Up, Morgan
county, Ohio.
/. N. Hook,
IANyuc EnDNTv
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27
". B, HEDGES, M. D,
Has permanently located himself in Nc
Counelsyille, where he will follow
his profession both in
PHfSlC AND SURGERY.

All calls promptly responded TO. Office 4,
Mummey, Hammond L Co.'S Grocery
Store, on Centre Street. tRug 2Otf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

B63- The Sterling Machine and hand
Thread at g. L. Halls.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

UNHGE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DC-
i ly appointed Administ ntor with the
will annexed, Of the estate of Henry Best,
late of Morgan county, Ohio, deceased.
SoLoMAN FLETCHER.
Au-, 90 '60-3w
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aINaLE copIrs.

one copy, one year, phen not paid
for IN advance, 50 90
One copy, one year, cash in dd-
rance, 81 90
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DU-
Is appointed Administrator ofthe estate
of Elisabeth Best, late of Morgan county,
Ohio, deceased.
sOLoMAN FLETCHER.
Aug. 20, 'G9.-Sw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27

haS- Fine lot Of Trunks at c. Halls,
Malta.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-27
JAMES GoRMLY,

and others.
Aug. 6, 1S69-5w
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Aug. 81, 'G9-2w
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NOTICE.

Aug. 20, eft
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09
ELECTION RETURNS.
FREMONT CITY.

First Ward.-For Mayor, j. s. Var
Ness, Rep 1873; n. E Myler, Dem, ST.
| City Clerk, Van ValkenbuTg, Dem, 90
Ernest, Rep IS6 Solicitor, Putnam, Dem
so; Fowler, Rep, 19O Marshal, Keefe
Rep, 204; FfEmorris, DEM, IS. Civil En-.
gineer, Evans, Dem, 50; THOMPSON, Rep.
1879 Street Commissioner, Moore, Dem.
81; Anderson, Rep, IS9. Council, Sheldon,
Rep 1S0; SIeirWali, Dem, 81, Assessor
Taylor, Rep, l69; Smith, Dem, 55.
Second Ward For Mayor, J. 8. Van
Ness, Rep, l39; N. E. Tyler, Dem., ESQ.,
City Oltrk, Van Valkenburg, Dem, 26o;
Ernst, Rep, 1877; Solicitor, Putnam, Dem,
26S; Fowler, Rep, I29. Marshal, Keefe,
Rep, IS4 FhEmorris, DEM, 2I7, Civil En-
gineer, Evans, Dem, 276; Thompson, Rep,
I34. Street Commissioner, Moore, DEM,
26s; Anderson, Rep, l33. Council, Haynes,
DEM, 27l, Horn, Dem, 953; Tyler, Rep,
l36, Milford, Rep. 142. Assesors RaWson,
Dem, 2sl; Smith, Rep, l22.
Third Ward.-For Mayor, j. s. Van
Ness, Rep, l25; n. E. Tyler, Dem, IO2.-
City Clerk, Van Valkenburg, Dem, 1856;
Ernst Rep, 66 Solicitor, Putnam Dem,
l56; Fowler, Rep, IS. Marshal, Keefe,
Rep, I24; FitzmOrris, Dem, I03. OWL En-
gineer, Evans, Dem, I57; Thompson, Rep,
20. Street Commissioner, Moore, Dem. IGI;
Anderson, Rep Ga. Council, Cores, Dem,
l52; Williams, Rep, 81. Assessor, Clark,
DEM, I6l; Fowler, Rep, II.
MAJoR1r1Es.-Van Vess, SO; Van Valken.
burg, 95; Putnam, 100; Ksefe, I47; Evans,
81; Moore, IS; Sheldon, ll9; Haynes, I35;
Horn, Ill; Cores, IS; Taylor, 1874; Rlwscn,
l59; CLARK, 80.
From the above it will be seen that we
have elected the Mayor, Marshal, one Ooun.
Gilman and one Assessor,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

Prof. Rohner's Concert, the st. Jos.
Catholic Church, Sunday Evening last, April
4tb, was of very high order Of musical
skin. It is pity that not more than were
present, had the opportunity to enjoy such
treat. The writer Of these lines has been
present at concerts in large cities when the
famed virtuosi of the divine art of music dis
played their talents, but has never been
fascinated with more exquisite notes of hsr-
mony, nor left the same with greater salts.
faction and delight than he carried awsy
from this truly artistic concert. -
Mr. ROhner, jun, rauks very high in the
execution on the Piano and Organ and
Prof. Schurer, the youthful and yet already
SO celebrated ViOlinist, has powers to en-
chant even Paganini himself and force that
great master to praise, whose intricate com.
positions he renders almost unrivaled. The
grand Finale, o Cor Amoris " was full of
pathos,snd Lambilloti's soul had no more in
spiriting thoughts in It's composition than
we're awakened by its rendition. Mr.. Rob-
ner with his family merit high appreciation
They propose to give one more concert at
Mammoth Hall, Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Let all music-loving souls 20 there. Cul.
tiVsted people of Fremont give them cheer
ing house, B.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Some nights ago, as have been told,
And the thing is ne guess, assure you;
The Dennis were gathered 3 caucus to hold,
And Of course on the several candidates drew
TheirDRAUsHrs, which were HoNoRED in spark
ling brew,
Called Lager, and Ofit were kegs not few.
The candidates We'd with each other who might,
With their Lager the must votes secure;
And into their glssses-lons into the night
The Lager continued 10 pour
Till Cores had smptied his two kegs and more
And BOtefur ''sSt mp" his keg No. 4.
And then cams the "tug Of wars when the dispute
Should end where the contest began,
And the candidates, brSathless, awaited the nuts
But eloquent ballot, to point out the man,
Who for Council should run Is the choice of the
clan
And come out ofths contest the winning man
The last little ballot went into the hat,
The work Of the tsllsrs began
The lager had worked as itEwprks in the vat,
And thrown up Mr.. Cores as the man.
Then Botefur learned lesson which ran
"TOo much lager Is often not gsod for q man"
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CLYDE.
OITnE. 10

CLYDE, o., April 5tb, 1869.
EDITOR JOURNAL i-On Tuesday Evening,
March 3Otb, the young gents and ladies OF
Butternut Ridge and vicinity, gave an enter
tsinment at Klue's hall for the purpose ol
procuring funds tn build fence around the
grave yard in that neighborhoOd. There was
a good attendance, and everything went of
in good style. We think however that, had
they, instead CT playing SO many short
dialogues. taken one good Play, and then
made use of some of the best dialogues, ii
would have given, generally, better satisfac-
tion to the audience. The different ones
however sustained their parts we'll. viii
the Ridge folks visit us again at some future
time
On the evening Of April 2nd, the schools
of Clyde gave their exhibition at Kline's
Hall. The object was to raise funds 10 pur-
chase a clock, and other furniture for the
schools. 1t was a decided SUCCESS and gives
them all great credit, both Mr.. and Mrs.
Motley as instructors and the scholars as
actors. Owing to the length of the pro-
gramme, it was decided to repeat the exhibi-
ton Saturday night The hall was well all
ed both nights.
"Tbe Clyde Excelsior Club" are soon to
have another entertainment. They have in
rehersal the Tragedy Micheal Erls," and
farcss Wanted Widow" and Deaf as q
Post" The public can lO' k for another good
entertainment soon, D.
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How AdvertIsing Wins.

A sagaciOus Frenehman has described the
necessity Of persistent advertising by telling
how the advertiser feels the effect of it, We
have not the item at hand, and bat dimly
remember its features, so we have to draw
largely upon our Imagination in relating the
story.
The first time man looks at an advertise
ment, he does not see it.
The second time, be does not notice it.
The third time, be is dimly GORGEOUS Of it.
The fourth time, he family remembers
having seen something of the kind before.
The fifth time, he half reads it.
The sixth time, he turns up his nose at it.
The seventh time, he reads it all through,
and says, "Pshawl''
The eighth time, he calculates. Here's
that cOnfoundsd thing againl"
The ninth time, he wonders if "there is
anything in it."
The tenth time, he thinks it wight'possibly
suit some one else's case.
The eleventh time, be thinks he will ask
his neighbor if he has tried it or knows any
thing about it.
The twelfth time, he wonders how the ad-
vertiser can make it pay. -
The thirteenth time, he rather thinks it
must be good thing.
The fourteenth time, he happens 10 think
it is just what he wanted for a long time.
The fifteenth time, resolves to try it as
soon as he can afford it.
The sixteenth tune, he examines the ad-
dress carefully and makes MEMORANDUM.
oft.
The seventeenth time, he feels tantalized
to think he is hardly able to afford it.
The eighteenth time, be is psinfuly re-
minded how much he needs that particularly
excellent article, 81 ~
The nineteenth time, be counts his money
to see how much he would have left if he
bought it. and
The twentieth tine, he fFantically rushes
out in fit of desperation and buys.
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Jaokson TounabIn -Tbe Ronrbl;,

jackson TownShip.-The Republicans
of Jackson township did nobly, on Monday
last electing their entire tickets by msjori.
ties ranging from 80 to 46. Well done. The
following is the vote
TTlSstees.-RepublicaD: N. j. Daub, ia
q. Havens, 1l3 W. J. Smith Ill. Demo.
cratic: Daniel overmeyer 79, Samuel Ginger
80, Martin Garn 70.
Clerk.-Republican: J. L. Garn ia
Democrat; George Garn 7S.
TredSUrer.-Republican: W. L. Havens
ia. Democrat: B. F. Obermeyer rs.
Assessor.-Republican: BENZ Stackhouse
Il5' Democrat: W. d. Lease 70.
cOaStdbles.-Republican Jackson King
lis; Francis Obermeyer II2. Democrat /:
Joseph n. Ickes 81; John N. GsbeI 79.
Justice Of the Pedce.-RepublicaD Philip
KlotE l20. Democrsti Joseph Bauer "a.
The vote in this township, shows heal
thy increase over last Spring, when the ma
jority stood from 90 to 37-an increase Of
from to l3 votes.
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oarriares. nurriaa 3. Waron, -Fs,

Carriages Buggies d wagons Few
persons would be able to form correct idts
yofthe amount of manufacturing dons in Ere
mont, and the number of hands thus en-
ployed, without visit to the several shops.
One Of these shops is the extensive Carriage
Buggy and Wagon Mandatory off P Moore,
on the corner of Garrison and Water ste. The
building is large two story brick, in the
lower story of which is his Office, room for
Finished Work, room for Wood Work ana
Blacksmith Shops. Upstairs is the Painting
and Varnish rooms, the thinning room and
8 room for Wood Work. In each depart
ment he employs quite number Of hands.
He has a fins run of custom, turns out the
best of work, and what is better gives good
satisfaction. He has secured the county
right to several valuable improvements in
the manufacture Of Carriages ard buggies,
and applies these improvements to all work
turned out from his shop. If you need any
thiag Ia his line be sure to call there before
you purchase. He employs no apprentices in
his WoOe work rooms.
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Sandusky Township.-But a smal
vote out in the township, aud the entire
Democratic Ticket elected by msioritiel
ranging from l76, to 224 The vote stood
JtStice Of the Peace. L. Willie, Rep
374 F. Wilmer, Dem. 598.
zT&stees.-Dem., ]. R. CLARK 591, Thad
Ball 595, Adam Hensel 5s5. Rep, Sam
BooP 38S, Peter BurgoOn 377, W. ]. Sher.
rard 383.
Gssrk-psm., Putnsm 69s. Rep, J. H.
Fowler 379.
TreasuTer.-Dem., Jacob FrentzeI 5TI.
Rep, Jacob Lesher 354.
AssessOr.-Dem., N. EDgler 5s6. Rep,
q. Carr 364.
ConstGblsS.-Dem., J. L. Miller SCI, John
Jeanlson $50. Rep, Phillip Kesfs 3sO
Samuel Lilly 383.
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EGAL NOTICE.

- a.. -l a..
Charles g. Greene against Edward T. Dickinson,
Julia :. 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 King viii take notice
that Charles u. Greene has filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Sandusky county Ohio,
against them and the other dfendants above named.
the substance of which is that he purchased at de-
hnquent tax sale on the 18th day of January A.
u. 1867, the following lands and tenements to-wit
The north part Of tine east half of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of the north
east quarter Of section % also the east half of the
south east quarter Of section Is; also the south
half OF the south west quarter Of section Is; also
the north west quarter of the north west quarter
Of section p. That he has paid taxes thereon
since said purchase and that the taxes interest and
penalty amount to the sum Of 81 537 so. That thew
together with the other defendants ara the owners
Of said lands and tenements, subject to said taxes
interest and penalty. The substance Of the PRAYER
Of said petition Is, that said sum be declared lien
on said lands that defendants be decpeed the
same, and in default Of such payments said lands
be sold in satisfaction Of said sum Of money and
costs. That they are required to answer said peti
ton on or before the 18th dag of May next OF the
same will be taken as confessed against them.
]. L. GREENE, Prfs Atty,
March 81, 1862 I4-ig
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MarriaQes.

On March 25tb, by Rev. D. H. W cnder,
Mr.. F. Farm and Miss MIrILDA MILLER
both Of Washington.
April 9Th, at the Parsonage, by Rev. G..
W. Collier, Mr.. RozELL SMITH, and Miss
MALIEDA BURGooS, living near fremont.
"A long and happy welded life to the
young couple.
At the residences of Mr. S. Mann in C.yd
March Slst, by Rev. E. Y. Mariner, NJ
joan OOvINGT IN of Nevsdl to Mis- EMMA
NJ. MAUS, Of Clyde,
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Injured.-on Friday last, couple of
men bad free ride on the carriage way Of
the saw mill at Washington Station, It
seems that they pulled the log truck up the
carriage way, and then getting on, let leOse
and came down with rush. The sudden
stopping of the truck pitched both men for
ward, and bruised them severely; both men
were taken to the Doctors and had their
wounds dressed. No doubt it will be a
warning to others.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

Among the manufacturing g establishment
of Fremont, the Sash. Door and Blind Fac
tory, of H. Bowlns & Co., is prominent.
Having the best of machinery, tley are er.
abled to turn out work of the first character
All kinds of mOlding and scroll work are
manufactured by their ests blismeut, SO that
orders for anything in their line will be
promptly filed, Their lumber yard is ex-
teusive ard filed with the best of material.
They are turning out large quantities. of
work, and yet are scarcely abletO keep pace
with their orders.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

New Instruments.-The members O
the Fremont Brass Band, have been engaged
the past week in circulating subscription
paper to raise funds 10 procure new iDstru-
ments. We hope they succeeded, and pre-
sumo they did, as the paper showed a goodIy
array of names and dollars when we saw
it. No better band anywhere, and should
be encouraged.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

p oHthe Track -on Wednesday evening
3lst ult., the night freight No. IA. on the
Toledo division of the Lake Shore road,
which left Cleveland at $50, had six freight
cars loaded with through merchandise
thrown from the track about three miles
west of Elyria. The cars jumped the track
ofthsir own accord, and were badly broken
nm
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Resolutions ofRegpeot.-Ata me

Resolutions ofRespeot.-Ata meeting
of the Rescue Hook d Ladder Company
held last Friday evening, the following reso-
lutiOus were adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has removed from oul
midst Henry W. BUcKLAND, an Honorary
member of the Rescue Hook & Ladder Com.
pany, therefore
ResOlved, That tie Company, while il
realizes its own loss, expresses its sympathy
with the family of the deceased, whose loss
is irreparable.
ResolUed, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished the family Of the decea e.; aud
that they also be furnished the city pal ers
for publication.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

Wednesday evening was fine one for
Velocipedes. Two of the tV owl e led cour-
sers, curvetted and pranced along the streets,
at a lively rate, The riders are getting SO
that they can handle them pretty well.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

Ballvills Township.-In this township
the Republicans elected all but Clerk and
Treasurer, by about the average majority
The general tendency to scratch, however,
defeated the Republican candidates for those
positions.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

List of Lettels remaining in the Post
Office at Fremont nthe Sth of April, 1869:
Laura E Balm G Biggcrstaf; David
Bsnegoff; john K, Oorl; Mrs Martha j
Dougherty; TheO English; Daniel Tarris-
worth Mrs N Hoiton; VIM T jerks; t. F.
KloPfer; Peter Keix; John Kramer; John
Koeres; Emma Kirsch; Thomas Mares; Mrs
Kate Miller; Chas Martin; Mrs Mary Morris;
o oVermyer; Miss Lizzie Robinson; Julia
Raidy; NJ Rockwell; Miss Catharine Roller
Mrs Fanny Snyder John YsUdersall.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
please say Advertised.