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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

A mans nature is indicated by his dress
The open-hearted man wears his clothes loose
and comfortable, while narrow contracted men
sport neatness and white checkers, tied very
tight.
Never ask favor of man who wears his
cravat tight,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Adams and Pike-John NJ Smith.
Ashtabula and Lake-JoHN F. MORSE,
SAMUEL PLUMB.
Athens and Meigs-Nelson H. Van Vorhes.
Athens, Meigs Gallia and Jackson-Heze-
kiah S. Bundy.
Belmont-Archbold c. Ramage
Belmont and Guernsey-James j. Grimes.
Brown-Enos B. Fee.
Butler-John Carr
Carroll and Tuscarawas-Thomas j. Fra
zier,* John H. Trip.
Champaign, Clark and Madison-John D.
Burnett,* James Rayburn.
Clermont-Denni Sneith*
Clinton-Robert B. Harlan.
Columbiana-P Phillip March.
Coshocton-SAMuEL WILLIAMSON.
Dark and Shelby-John Lenox
Defiance, Putnam, Paulding, Vanwert and
Williams-WiLson H. Shook.
Delaware-Joseph Keene
Fairfield Christian Baker.
Fairfield, Perry and Hocking-NapoIeon
G. Col6urn.*
Fayette and Highland Williams.
Franklin-Charles Eaton.
Franklin and Deleware-Wray Thomas.
Gallia and Jackson-Pennell Cherrington.
Geauga and Trumbull-MoRE C. BRADLEY,
GAMAL1EL H. KENT.
Greene-Wilam B. Fairchild.*
Guernsey-Alexander Mitchell
Hamilton-Peter linn, James Tiff, John
Bennett,* John Schsf; -AndreaO Davidson.
Hancock and Wyandot-H Henry Bishop.
Harrison Marshall Mccall.
Hooking and Perry Charles W James.
Huron and Erie-De Morris Pratt.
Jefferson-David Johnston.
Knox and Holmes-Eh GZas9o, Samuel r.
GiIcrest
Licking-Richard H. Yates.
Logan and Hardin-Oden Hayes.
Lorain-Hiiram Thompson.
Lucas and Henry-SanaueL H. SteednaGn.
Mahoning-GEoRGE Pow.
Marion and Union-Philander B. Cole.
Medina-Janaes Johnston.
Mercer, Allen and Auglaize- William
Blackburn.
Miami-Henry s. Mayo.
Monroe-James Okey.
Montgomery-Th Dodds
Montgomery and Preble-John E. Thomas
Morgan-EzrG Mckee.
William Morgan.
Preble-Beniah H. Alexander.
Portage-Loria BigeEow.
Richland and Crawford William Bush
aaeH CLARK H. Ward
Ross and Pickawsy-JOhn Cochran, Mat
thew S. Cook.
sandusky, Wood and ottawa-E6er WI
sons
Scioto and Lawrence-Oscar F. More.
Seneca-.acob Decker.
Stark-SGnaueL Rryder.
Summit athaniel Finch.
Warren-John A. Dodds.*
Washington-Ebenezer Battelle, jun.
Wayne and Ashland Charles r. Denainy
Clinton Wilson.
Wings Fir Roman1 "a; Democrats in Rol
ic732 Free Soilers in SMALL CAPITALS 6.
*Members of the last Legislature.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

E The New York Tribune publishes an
interesting account of omnibus statistics, from
which it appears that there are % different
routes, 500 coaches, 5000 horses, 40 owners,
700 drivers, 500 mechanics and laborers, T.
500 persons supported by the business, 1000
passages are made per day, 10000 miles are
travelled daily and 6.25o.Ooo per annum.
$4,000 passengers carried daily and SS.25o.-
600 in the year; the yearly receipts estimated
at 81, 100000.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
Election Result.

We are not able to state, with any definite
ness as yet, the result of the Gnbernatorial
vote. Wood is probably elected by from
5000 to 10000. Smith had about 5000
votes on the Reserve, and few thousands off
of it. The Legislature stands in the Senate,
Wings, 1s, Locofocos 16. Free Soilers 2; in
the House. Wings S5, Locos 80, Free Soil 5.
Among the Wings we class the Senator from
the Summit District, and three Representa-
tives from Cuyahoga, Guernsey and Harrison,
who were elected by union of Wings and
Free Soilers. The two Free Soil Senators,
Randall and Sutlif, will vote with the Wings
on most questions They and four of the five
Free Soilers in the House, were elected on in
dependent Free Soil Tickets; the fifth was
chosen by Wings and Free Sellers, in Mahon-
ing.
In the Lucas District Loco Representa-
tive was returned by majority of only half
dozen votes. His seat will be contested by
the Wing candidate, and no doubt successfully
on the ground ofillegal voting. Ifthe contest
is successful the Wings will have just half of
each branch of the Legislature. The result
of the Congressional election is as follows:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

The southern papers are exhorting the peo-
pie to march to line of SO 80, with their cofins
on their backs. In such a tedious march
they would of course carry only what they
suppose they would need.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

Hiram Powers, the American sculptor, has
cnmpleted grand allegoricel figure of his
beneath her feet, and in her hand the cap of
liberty. The figure finds her support on the
fasces-indicatiVe, it is said of the fact that
justice is the true foundation of free Com
monwealth. The destination of the statue is
reported to be at Washington.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
Sic further States that She vas married to

She further states that she was married to
the said = in - on the = day of =, A. D.
=, by one =, and that her name before
said marriage was =; thatlher said husband
died at =, on the = day of :. A. D. =, and
that she is still widow.
She makes this declaration for the purpose
of obtaining the bounty land to which she may
be entitled under the "act passed September
28th 1850"
Claimants signature.)
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day
and year above written.
(Oficer's signature.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

EE The cencus of this county has been
completed. There are 14,5OO inhabitants,
being an increase of about 5000 since 1910.
As soon as the cencus man completes footing
up his books, we shall give correct account.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

M1ss1ss1PPL-The Grenada (Miss.) Repub-
lican says that tho proclamation of Gov. Quit
man, convening the Legislature, was received
there with universal astonishment,' and thus
far the editor had not "heard single person
approve the STEP
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
1853

To precincts to hear from, which will in
crease Cabbell's vote to 10 or Is majority.
- SANTA ROSA COUNTY.
At Milton, Cabell's majority over Beard is g.
The remaining precincts will increase CabelI'
majority to at least So
Eztract of a letter. from gentleman an Florida
to his friend in Mis city.
Your Wing flag has never been so success
full, as far as heard from, in East florida be-
fore.
st. John and Putnam counties have given
Cabell a majority over Beard of IL votes
Heretofore largely Democratic,)
'Duval county has give Cabell 81 majority
In Nassau county Cabell has majority.
Marion county has given Cabell Sc MAORI
ty; one small precinct to hear FROM"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

A WAY THEY HAvE.-Some of the women
at JENNY LIMBS last Concert in Boston, tainted
and were taken intoher apartmentwhere they
received her personal attention. 1t was well
that this was not announced at the time, or
half the men would have tainted too
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

Ew The readers of the Freeman will please
notice Mr.. Belts advertisement in another
column, and then call at his store and examine
his goods. He undoubtedly sells as chap as
any of 'em, and an excellent article of goods.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

BALTIMORE ELECT1oN-Mr jerome, the
Whig candidate for mayor of Baltimore, re-
ceived 9,95s to 9,261 for Mr.. Turner the
Democrat candidate, Wing majority-s57.
The council is politically divided as follows:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

E We owe an apology to our readers
for the bad appearance which our paper has
made for two or three weeks past The ab-
seuce of the editor and sickness in the family
of one of the hands of the office is the cause
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
Districts.
Members Elected

Districts. Members Elected.
1. Hamilton, David T. Disney, Loco.
2. Butler. &c, Lewis D. Campbell Wing.
8. Mont'ry &c, Hiram Bell, W.
4. LOGAN DC, Benjamin Stanton, W.
5. Lucas DC, A. P. Edgerton, L.
6. Seneca DC, Frederick F. Green, L.
Z. Brown &c, Nelson Barrere, w. gain.
8. Ross &c, John L. Taylor, W.
9. Fairfield &c, Edison B. Olds, L.
10. Franklin &c, Charles Sweetzer, L.
II. Richland &c, George H. Busby, L.
II. Athens &c, John Welch, W.
49, Morgan &c, James NJ. Gaylord, L.
IA. Muk'um &c, Alexander Harper, w.
Is. Belmont &c, VIM F. Hunter, w.
16. Coshocton &c, John johnson Independent
II. jefferson &C., James Cabell, L.
Is. Wayne &C., David K. Garter, L.
10. Summit &c, Eben Newton, w.
20. Ash tabula &c ]. R. Giddings, F. s.
81 Lorain &c, n. S. Townshend, L.
The next delegation will stand, Wings 9,
Locos 10, Independet l, Free Soil l (Gid-
dings) johnson Independent LOco) was ell
ected over Hoagland, one of the most arrant
Loco doughface in the present Congress-, BY
the aid of the Wings. The Locos have gained
Townshend in his district, and the Wings
Barrere in the Brown district The election
of an Independent instead of a regular Loco
in the Coshocton district, is therefore the only
change in the political cast of the new dele.
cation.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

Stephen Girard said there was no trouble
in getting rich, after you had made the first
million.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26

Great men are generally SO by one great
act, or this is father to all the rest.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
SECRETARY OF STATES OEF1CE,

OOIUIuUub, OCI. II, IoOU.
EDITOR STATE JoURNAL.-I hand you cor
rect list of the members of the next legislature
according to the returns to this Office. Tht
classification politically is according to my
understanding of the matter.
Yours, &c, L. L. RICE.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
FORM or 4 DEc1ARAT1os TO BE MADE BY THE
SURVIVING OFFICER OR SOLDIER


State of =, county Of 81.
On this - day Of, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and =, personally appeared be-
fore me. a Justice of the Peace Tor other off,
Ger authorized to administer oaths foi general
pswposes,) within and for the county and State
aforesaid, -, aged - years, resident of -,
IN the state of-. who being gdnly sworn accord
ing to law declares that be is the identical -
who was lin the company commanded
by Capt. - in the - regiment of = COM
manded by - in the war with Great Britain,
declared By the United States on the 18th
day of June. 1912, Tor rather sOar embraced an
said laet, describing tOsat a0ar ) that he enlist
ed, Cor v5lsmteered, or Was drafted) at =, on
or about the day of -, A. D. -, for the
term of =, and continued in actual service in
said war for the term of -, and was honora-
bly, discharged at =, on the = day Of =, A.
d. =. as aeiH appear By his original certyf-
cate of discharge herewith presented,t or by
the muster rolls of said company.
He makes this declaration for the purpose
of obtaining the bounty land to which he may
be entitled under the "sct granting bounty
land to certain officers and soldiers who have
been engaged in the military service of the
United States" passed September 2Sth, 1850.
zx signature of the claimant)
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day
and year above written. And hereby GER
dfY, that believe the said - to be the ident-
ical man that served as aforesaid, and that he
Is Of the age above stated
signature Of the magistrate or otficer)
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
FORM OF DECLARATION TO BE MADE BY THE
WIDOW OF A DECEASED OFFICER OR SOLDIER

State of -. county of =, ss.
On this = day Of, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and =, personally appeared be-
fore me, a Justice of the Peace, Tor otbet off,
GER authorized to administer oatls for general
ptrposss) within and for the county and state
Aforesaid. aged = years, resident of =.
in the State of =, who being duly sworn ac-
cording to law, declares that she is the widow
of =, deceased, who was - in the compa
ny commanded by Capt - in the - regi.
ment of = commanded by =, in the war with
Great Britain declared by the United States
on the 18th of June, 1912, Tor other sOar as
the case may bs;) that her said husband en-
listed Tor volunteered, or aUas drafted at -,
on or about the - day of =, A. D. =, for
the term f., and was hoGorably discharged
at -, on the - day of -, A D. =, as aOiN
appear By his original certificate Of discharge
herewith preseatedt s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
Florida Election.

KEY WEST,
Cabell, (Whig) 81
Beard, (Dem.) l48
Majority for Beard "a
ESCAMBIA COUNTY.
ensacola-Cabel, (W) 116 Beard (D) SO
Gavy Yard, Cabel Al Beard 1o7
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
Forms for obtaining Bounty Lands
under the IrGe Laws of Congress.

u
under the Irte Laws of Congress.
We publish below the forms necessary to
be followed under the Bounty Land law
The Washington Republic, from which we
copy, says, these forms WILL with the military
rolls, be deposited in the clerks Office of every
county The evidence Of service and dis
charge being thus accessible, together with
the forms necessary to verify the claims, the
simplest business knowledge viii be sufficient
to I'll up and forward an application for war
rant and to direct, if necessary, the location
by the commissioner of the General Land
0fSse.
.. INSTRUCTIONS AND FORMS
To be observed by persons applying to the Pension
Ofice for Bounty Land, under the act of Septem-
hsr 29th, 1850. entitled San act granting Bounty
Land 70 certain officers and soldiers who have
been engaged inltheimiltary service ofthe United
States"
In every application for the benefit of the
act Aforesaid. whether made by the officer or
soldier himself, or by his widow or minor child
or children, q declaration, under oath, must be
made as nearly according to the following
forms as the nature of the case will admit
Such declaration. and all afidavits, must be
sworn to before some Justice of the peace or
other officer authorized to administer oaths
for general purposes, who must certify the
same.
The official character and signature of the
magistrate who may administer the oath must
be certified by the clerk Of the proper court OF
record Of his county, under the seal of the
conrG. Such certificate must accompany every
casa
In every case where the certificate of the
certifying officer who authenticates the paper
10 not written on the same sheet of paper
which contains the affidavit or other papers
authenticated, the certificate must be attach
ed thereto by q piece of tape or narrow rib
bon, the ends Of which must pass under the
official seal. SO as to prevent any paper from
being Improperly attached to the certificate.
The Sd section, in express terms, only pro-
Sides for the location of a warrant under the
law. Thus, the right to locate not being CIV
en- to an assigsaes, the Department may well
say that no assignments made prior to location
win berecogpized.
The 4th section declares all sales, &c, go
ing to affect the title to any land granted or
10 be granted 'sprior to the issue" shallbe null
and void, and expressly declares that the land
located shall not be charged with orsubject to
any debt or claim incurred prior to the issu-
ing Of the patent" Ttthus appears clear that
Il was the intentionof Of Congress that the claim
Of the soldier or bis heirs should continue free
from every kind Of incumbrance until after the
issue of tie patent. and thus relieve the De-
partment from all the evils growing out Of
conflicting claims under alleged assignments
The object of the law is to confer the right
20 the land itself on the warrantee or his heirs
After that purpose is effected, it is of course
competent for the grantee to dispose of it as he
may think proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
DANCING.
-. nI,so11.nI;,iW,i70lRTH,S PRIVATE DAN

A DODWOKIH7o FhIV n y Oh "
AscING ACADEMY 448 Broome-s near B sn1
Il ne Wednesday Friday and Saturday for Gentle
D %e s@ada n FOR ao ad oan s send
. loi Cl1, aek Private lessons any time when not oc-
c cu, w he cissse soiree dasenee every Wo weeks
for adults and every month for children and Pafsns
- 'ee n children Al the Fashionable dances viii
tsef and In eddos TO them shall have the pleasure o.
,sJao The Boyo. an entirely new dance, both music
49, dec c9uirosed by myself having some reseno lance
Snf} Schollesch ny pupils insist upon calling Il me Dod
worth schoaesct" II io now IN course OF p45ceon BY
lust published, Dodswonhs Quadille Dance containing
ali HE 6cures that danced in NewYork with mucl
otber useful matter Any desiriog copy can be fur
pished gratuously By calling At tie Academy nl2 meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
CORPORATION NOTICES

AN oRDINANCE, DIVIDING THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Ih1O FIRE DlsTRlCTS-Th4 Mayor Adrrmen aat Cum
StEcTloS Tie City OF York ,halbs divided a'o Eight
rr,rrs District hall comprise al a, part Of tia
Fs District shall comprise all thai part ct the
lying north OF TveI second It sLi rest OF tho SEayenls
sre l. TIE Thru Ere District sgat comprise al WAX Po 'n7
city bounded aud containing as follows eesanl Al te 10Y o.
straight TO- 10 The cora=r o. Leonard an Charch SIS thes
cry Ut line the OF ESih'svsnue and i~eni
Rveri thenee scu,l along the Nor:h Ryeri tie place OF os
src6 TIE Fourth Fire sl cornps- all part tee
city coE'ss follows hvznusE ~ the carer
to IT, corner Of ayepe ana Twtn,y Hence
po Tselt! sond - 70 lSnon avenue ts:nc s9aihsr
westerly line 10 The coraere Church aa LeonaId -
CIV boopdsG aaa caltaa u as follows Commencing The orass
OF Sim sud Lscraro ana running Eorth-ty II 2a' ns y
a a s s5t . .lc3a3 .l fbv I Es
tie Fourteenth St tAeoce soa:weef srash'
s 10 the corner Leonard aad 0raa. SIS thence westerly =
Sci TIE IhF FIRE ssr, shall compr par OF the cry
bounded a Containing 'lo~s Beginning a; he eotas {,
Inc Make, = The Fa.' RIVER thesee along 40
Eas, RIVER to foqtIyet II thence south9eefy IN straight as
SIC Tie sy;snii Distinct .ha comprise Ait par; Of tbs
ely toutod AID containing as iooNs beSAAss AZ ls c Z.
ire oorher Leonard and Elm sj t-hes s9aLhery along
st4ht Inc perstetps AIS ne naci9a q N y Rr
Tie ith Fire District shah comprise al that part 81 me
city containing follows Beginning al the t9o OF
hGr6 Mo,rest on North River gnns thence eaery "a
Of Leonard sni Elm SIC hence sou,1sy
tose Inc Intsr.scug III Wal the junction OF Vas
nd Broad SITS amt Continued through tbs Battery 20 the
Strih River ,,n,
sse TO- the First Frs District the % shsA %
Que stroke from the alarm bells,
IN theii District Il the ot DISTINCT SIX Strokes
lntte 50 District three strokes the 7h District seven strokes
IL tie 4h Dstrct IL The Sta District sh' Strokes
In tie 9Th District i've strc kes-
SIC. IL An,hs Engine Hose Hook and Ladder Companies
located the and Second Districts shall be require; To DO duty
IN bota the sad DISTRICTS
Al,c Engine and Ladder Companies located 70
he Third ard Fourth Districts shalt required DO duly IN both
sad Dstrsts
All the Eure Hose and Hook Ladder Companies located n
Districts
All he Engine. Hos. and Hook and Ladder Companies located
beth Districts
Ths Ortrarcs shall Aks eFec, on the Jsaea ISL
Adopted by Ii, Bosrd Aldermen Nov g la5oAssstAl NOV
rG6 lw D. r. VALENTINE, Csrk C. c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
IGOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

u FALL RIygR-sy he splendid and superior stesn
efs BAY STATE and ST. ATE Of MAINE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapSed Inc navigacn OF Long
Island Sound running IN connection wi he Fs Riy0T and
Cd Colony Railroad, distance OF aeS Boston epy.
Lave pier ) Y K ueartbe Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Cap, Wn Brown on Tues,
iays Thursdays and Saturdays all p VI
Fbt, steamer STATE o. MAINE, Cart Thomas G.
levitt on MONDAYS Wednesdays anG Fridays etsPM
This lire Is the only hist direct FOR Ne~por
These steamers are fitted with eornroOdoas ssse-tsos
and every arrangement r the security and comfort u pas
,nsrs Who are afforded by tbs eupts ai2hta resi-
= All srd On arrival al Ea River procced par rsiirOsa
a,hns Boston early the following morning or can rstnsla
5g 5osra getting taer breakfast wished 'or unnl do
+sr7rs ot The accommodation uasn al quarter before
-o'cloch wh.eh reaches Boston 81 sboat9gcoeS, AN
bs.-ssge-nlaster attached 80 each steamer woo re-
.sycs ara tickets lie bsggege 2n2 accompanies % 'sas
% Is destination. .4, a.
sane SO By other hines -. -, 49,,
steamer mus IN connection wl.h his Inc to and ToE'
PROVIDENCE daily, except sundays
Ersh, 10 Boston Is nAen al the sans rates - ~ s os
regular lines and .oryyaned VITA sre&eI 81 pe0l0n oy "a
TpTss freight train which leaves E6 River every morn
gq SUNDAY exceptedi at O'Clock for Bosoa and New
Esifrd arriving 81 destination 81 or ABOUT IL An
FOR freight apply on board al the Office on Pier Nh
Yor satrooms berts apply on board or II Is de&lred
4, secure them ahead. application may be made 70
lslGy TlsDALE BORDEN, Agents 10 and VI Wssa-S1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
LONDON ADyERTlSEMENT.

TARIOR COOKING STOVE.-The
attention of the public is invited to the above entirely
new article constructed the arght principle and ar,
casron psTor with large size oven and l. mas all
the convenience of an artigh. COOKING STOVE for
nurseries, easements for persons Fho obliged to
cook in their sitting rooms is just the article that is need
ed Also, the celebrated Independent Air-Tight Cook,
the market the Gem of Troy splendid article with 70,
volvng CRATE together win the largest and best assorted
iron Drums 10 be found in this City, the New Stove
FACTORY 253 new umber) Grandst opposite Essex Mar
ket All Stoves warranted as represented.
ri ofnpo N Il. CORT.