The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-04


Real Estate Transfers for the week end
ing Saturday Jan. 2sth 1870, prepared by "
W. Stine Recorder.
John '. Berry to John r. Pease, parts Il
Lot No 262 and 269, Fremont $4,000 90
Samuel Binkley to John oberst, 10 acres il
Sec, II, sandusky ( W 81 u $500 90
John Heter to y. r Birdseye, 337 an(
4O-lO0 acres in Sec II and 20, York, s2O, 10000
John Tuck to Nichgias II. Myatt Lot Nc
25S, Clyde $1,000 co.
Thadtus Bal 10 Margaret Cummings Io
| No 7 and 5. Whitaker reserve Ae.A 800 90
TO. wightman to c. PepperoOrn Is "a
acres in Sec. Sc, York ig el460 90.
HH Morrill, to David Sits, 20 acres in
Sec 2s Green Creek sl25O 90.
Msrcella REILLY to Jacob Ridley, In Lots No
754 763, Fremont r5 ~ $3.50 90.
Frederick Miller 10 Matthias Hesse, l60acres
in Soc q and l6, Woodville ; $4,000 90.
Samuel Grover to David Sitter, 60 acres in
Sec %, Green Creek $500 90.
John T. Beery to E Il. Underhill, % acres
in Sec p, Rice 1890 co.
Michael Martin to Henry Essanan, So acres
in Sec "a. BanFilo I&fl s3Ooe oe.
VIM. Fuller TO David Fuller, so acres in Sec
"a and 25 Riley $4,000 90.
AGan Hess to John Segar, 10 acres in Sec
81, Green Creek $500 90.
jackson King to Isaac stuItz, so acres in
Sec 9, jackson $500 90.
Frank L. Weber to John schongcr, 20 aercs
in Sec l3, Sandusky SllO0 90.
Adam GrOaD to Elma Heitsley, In Lot No
s. ClydO - $500 90.
Archibald Richards to f. and j. Fuller 1000
acres in Sec 30, Townsend $4,000 90.
T. ". Clapp to Christian Henry, so acres in
Sec 81, Rice $4,000 co.
Peter Sechrist to Valentine Brown, 40 acres
in Sec.27, Scott $1,000 90.
R. Dickensoa q a. 20 George Huffman, 200
acres in Sec Is and % Scott 1852 90.
Jasper c. smead to T D. Stevenson, 40
acres IN Sec l3, Madison. tslS4I co.
George KEENAN, who it will be remember
ed, lectured in this city last winter, has ihght-
ed the people of Cincinnati with his popular
lectures. The following from the Cincinnati
Chronicle is no mere hattering, however, than
the universal expression of the press, in those
places where he has lectured
The largest and most select audience of the
season assembled last night, at Pixies Mnsie |
Hall, to hear the above-named gentleman dis |
course, In a most brilliant manner, on the |
beauties ofnafpre as seen in the frozen regions |
Mr.. Kennan was an attache of the Russian
Extension Telegraph Corps, and spent some
three years in Siberia and Kamschafka. From /
the commencement of the lecture, which lasts 4
two hours, till its close, Mn Kennan holds. his 4
as it were, spell-bound, they being /
50 intensely interested that perfect quiet reigns
most Of the time, which is the very best ap-
probation Of q lecturers power to please. /
Occasionally, however, his hearers break the /
charm with applause long, loud and eAthusia-
stie. Mr.. Kennan's handling of his subject |
was mastery in the extreme, and we trust he /
may be induced to repeat it at an early day.
Remember, Mr.. Kennan willdeliver his new
Lecture, entitled Adventures in Northern
Asia" at Birchard Hall. on Tuesday evening /
next, Feb. sth, admission S5cts,. Doors wiz |
be open at o'clock The lecture viii COM
nences at a quarter before eight.
II
A ViHiaIly.- From the Richmond Ind !
Telegram, we learn that the Rev. s. s. Wells,
f Van Vert county, under the assumed name
# Rev. Samuel Salmon, and travelling with.
young woman whom he represented as his
wife, put up near Centerville, Ind, in October
asst, to await the woman's confinement, fepre-
enting that they were travelling West, and
we're going to take charge of a new circuit.
They were kindly entertained; but the ninth
law after the woman's confinement, she was
aiken violently i'll with symptoms Of poison,
nd fingered until the 2Oth INST. when she
led Next day he expressed the corpse to
'iqua, and thence sent it to Bodkin, Shelby
,ounty, directed to Joseph and Elizabeth
ambert On the evening Of the 24th he re-
urned to Centerville, to settle up his sfairs,
nd was then arrested for the murder of the
erson whom he represented as his wife. When
laced in jail he confessed that he had seduced
he girl, who was Miss Martha E. Lambert,
hat he deserted his wife and family, after lon
er cloaking could not be done, and that they
7ere going West, but he denies that he is quill
' Of procuring her death by poison, or other
rise. He will be held for trial, and will prob
bly, suffer to its full extent, the penalty for
is villiany, Ea e Il