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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
Hhig County Convention.

Agreeably to notice, the delegates of the
various townships met at the court house. in
Fremont, for the purpose of nominating~can-
didates to be supported by the Wings of San
dusky county, at the coming October cleo
ton.
On motion, DAN. L. JUNE, was called to
the Chair,and l. NJ. KELLER, appointed Secre-
tary.
After consultation among the delegates J..
F. Hultz, of Fremont, was nominated as suit
able candidate for County Treasurer.
John L. Greene was then unanimously no.
minated as candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney.
William Anderson, of Woodville, was NOM
mated for Poor House Director for three
years,
Nathan P Birdseye, of Green Greek, Poor
House Director for one year,
William Overmy Washington, for Coun-
ty Commissioner.
The Chairman then appointed the following
persons as Central Committee, for the ensu-
ing year:
J. s. Fouke, John L. Greene, R. P. Buck
land, T. S. Hull and Jacob McCleary.
d.. JUNE, President.
L NJ. KELLER, Secretary.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Eg- In our paper to-day, will be found an
Addres to the Citizens of Sandusky County,
on the subject of the Railroad. This address
should be read by every voter in the county,
before the day of election. By careful and
attentive perusal, you will certainly come to
conclusion that it is the solemn duty of every
man to cast his vote for the Railroad. If this
opportunity is let slip, Fremont will most as
suredly be the town that will be passed around
by every person that travels through the
West; and in few years time, instead of
having thousands of prosperous and thriving
mechanics and citizens, and daily listening to
the neighing of the iron horse as he brings in
commerce and wealth among you, you will
too late see that your supineness and inactivity
proved death blow to your place.
There will also be found in our advertising
columns notice published by order of the
County Commissioners, notifying the qualified
voters of the county that they are to vote at
coming election "For the Railroad subscrip-
tion," or against the Railroad subscription. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
From the Ohio State Journal.
The Board of Health.

Most ofour citizens are acquainted With the
members of the Board of Health, and those
who remained in the city during the preva-
lenee of the cholera, know something Of the
services which they rendered. The cholora
having disappeared, their services are no lon
ger required, and the city authorities will soon,
if they have not already, allow them some
peeuniary compensation
What ought they TO receive? Every one
who is at all acquainted with the faithfulness
with which the visited the sick of every grade,
ascertained and supplied their wants, with the
frmaess with which they exposed their lives
in those parts of the city where the disease
was the severest and the atmosphere the most
poisonous, with the fact that when nearly all
of our citizens were sheltering themselves from
the heat OF the sun, they were traveFsing the
Streets seeking and relieving the sick and
procuring the burial of the dead: with one
voice unite in the opinion, that for the honor
of the city, and as testimony of respect and
gra itude to the Board, that compensation
should be generous and liberal Money can
not procure them. Itrequires GOODNESS, hrm-
ness, and an unusual degree of philanthropy
and sympathy for human suffering These
qualities the Board possess in an eminent de-
gree; and our city authorities ought to appro-
ciate it and show the appreciation by the
Hberality of the compensation they allow.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Resolved, That it is isexpedientto to appoint an
executive committee TO consist of eleven per-
sons, OF which the chairman shall appoint one
from 0berlin, one from Wellington, one from
Toledo, one from Maumce, one from Fremont,
one from Bellevue, Que from Monroeville, one
from Perrysburg aud three from Rorwalk, to
act until a permanent Organization OF the Tole-
do, Norwalk and Cleveland rail road company
shall be had
Resolved, That II shall be the duty of said
committee to carry forward and complete the
surveys, TO act in aid Of the commissioners un-
der the charter in procuring subscriptions of
stock, and generally to do and perform all such
acts as may be deemed necessary by them, in
anticipation of permanent organization TO the
end that no delay may take pace IN the con-
struction Of said road at the earliest day prac-
tieable.
Resolved further. That il is hereby recon-
mended, that those who may have had an op-
portunity Of taking stock to-day, hold meet
ing aud take measures toward accomplishing
the objects specified in the last proceeding res
olution, before they separate.
| In pursuance Of the resolutions, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed an executive
committee, VIZ: Professor H. Cowles, of Ober-
lin; Dr. ,Iohns. of Wellington; Mathew john
son, of Toledo; Geo W. Reynolds, of Maumec
j, e. Spink, Esq. Of Perrysburg Sardis Birch
ard of Fremont l. g. Harkneys, Of Bellevue
E, b Perkins, of Monroeville; Timothy Baker
SEN, 6. G. Baker and G. L. Boalt of Norwalk
On motion, it was ordered that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be Published in the pa
pers in this village, and others along the line
of the road f. CHAPMAN, President
LIT FARRASD. v Presidents
BENZ. Benson, ieS'19N'''
GEORGE H. SAFFonD, Secretary.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

A young boy about twelve years of age fell
from the Fourth story of the paper ware
house of Butler q Bro, Main street, above
Fifth, Monday afternoon, into, the cellar and
strange to say was not preceptibly injured
He jumped upinstansly and commenced seek
ing for his hat He fell upon pile of rags,
and although badly frightened. would not say
that he was hurt Gin. Enquirer.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Holdens Dollar Magazine, for September,
has been received. 1t has now reached its
9th Volume, ard is most valuable work
Its articles are historical and scientific; devoid
of all frothy nonsense. Published by Fowler
and Deitz, 100 Nassau street. New York
Price 81 per year.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
I. NJ. KELLER, Secretary.

Westminster Review, for July is on our ta-
BILE. Contents-Leonardo da Vinci, The Ex-
pedition for the Survey of the Bivers Euphra-
tes and Tigris, Schiller's Wallenstein, Life OF
Doctor Combe, Classicsl Education, Railway
Management. Prostitution, Foreighn Litera-
ture, and Criticaland Micellaneous Notices.
Published by Leonard Scott and Co, 10 Full
ton street, New York. Price So per year.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Eg There was large turn out at the Rail
Road Meeting held at the Court House on the
evening of Wednesday last Messrs. G. L.
Boalt and E. NJ Stone, Esqrs, from Norwalk,
addressed the meeting with great satisfaction
and interest to all present
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

E% We have two or three communications
which we had intended to publish this week,
but we have been unable to get them in type,
we hope our correspondents will therefore ex-
cuse us, for their non-appearance.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

1t will be seen that the lowest cost per mile
of either of these roads, was $4,000, and most
of them twice, and some, three times this
amount Yet the lowest dividend is per
cent.
1t should be remembered also that none of
these roads, with the exception of that lead
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Some of the eastern papers are discussing
the strength anddurability ofthe marble used
for the construction of the Washington Monu-
ment Mr.. Mills, the Architect of the build
ing. expresses his confidence in the material,
both as respects its power to Withstand the in
huence of frost and tosnpport the tremendous
pressure ofthe struCtul
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Graham, for October, has been received
The engravings in this number, are well worth
the price of years subscription. 1t contains
6 embellishments and 26 original articles
Published by G. R. Graham, 1S4 Chestnut
street Philadelphia. Price So per year.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

re- The Books of Subscription to the cap
ital stock of the Cleveland and Maumee Rail
road Company, viii be opened at the Office of
R. P. Buckland, in this place, on the 3oth day
of September, instant.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

~ The Corner Stone of the Methodist
Church will be laid in this place, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst. The exercises will commence
at i o'clock A. NJ.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
Democratic Ticket.

The following are the Democratic nomina-
tions for Sandusky county:
For Treasurer-W WILSON M. STARK.
For Prosecuting Attorney -LUcIUs B. OTIs.
For Observation-Disclosures REED.
For Poor House Directors-WM. HAMER
and JOHN P. HAYNES.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Eg California has been admitted. Her
Senators and Representatives, have taken their
seats in Congress.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Eg Vermont has gone " big. We can
not give the particulars.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

They may introduce clause in the new Con-
sitution FOREVER PROHIBITING the establishment Of
any banks of issue in Ohio. Will they do it?
"We say to the Journal, wO BE TO THEM IF THEY
manded, in voice that fool cannot misunder'
stand, that The Constitution shall forever pro-
hibt Bsnks-and wo be to him who shall trifie with
this demand.'' Ashland Union.
Here it is, fellow citizens! Read it! Ponder il!
Make up your minds, Democrats. how many Ofyou
are willing TO stand OH that platform.
Some Of your leaders who fear the results Of such
mauacal and absurd measures, will tell you that
this is not their platform, that it is only Wing lie
got up for eectioneering purposes, hoping by TO
deceive men from the ranks of Democracy. 1t is
still as it ever has been the policy of the LOcofoco
party, to keep the mass the honest and the unsus-
pecting of their adherents in the dark,-cOncealing
from them the consequences which will inevitably
result from such a mad course.
Their true position is beginning TO be understood!
The drapery which they put can no longer con-
ceal the carcass that is enrobed! 1t is plainly vis
bic and stands conspicuous in its nakeddeformity.
Their appeals to the ''dear people, will no longer
avail in placing them where they can rob andPun-
der the county, state, national treasury. They
are aware Ofths fact. They becoming sens-
bic of their own misery. They see the PEOPLE will
no longer submit to such misrule, and thus they
have made bold and desperate effort, determined
that if they rule, they will destroy; they will
subvert FREE institutions, and bring upon dur
common country anarchy and confusion.
Read again, their platform! and if you can stand
upon and support it you will have no just reason to
complain Of their misrule
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
LOcOfocO Platform for 1850.

The following resolutions adopted at the
Democratic Convention, which assembled in Co.
lumbus on the 4th of July, 1850. Let tae People
of Ohio read and remember them:
Resolued, That with reference to the currency
question, the Democracy of Ohio plants itself upon
the Constitution Of the United States. The cur
reney fixed by that instrument we desire to restore
aud establish, and we will use all legal and honor
able means to accomplish this objeci; and being
sincerely opposed TO the existence Of Banks for the
circulation of paper money, we utterly opposed
to any feature being incorporated into the new Con-
sitution, by which the Legislature Of Ohio would
have the power to create any bank for the circula
ton of paper money
Resolred, That we consider il the duty Of all our
public officers, after taking the oath to support the
Constitution Of the United States, TO make all pay
ments, in their official capacity, in constitutional
currency, instead of paper money; and that we es-
pecially dema.d from the Board Of Public Works,
that they convert all paper money which may come
under their control into Specie and in that shape dis
burse it.
Resolced That banks of circulation are hostile
alike to the equal rights OF the people, and the prn
cipes Of sound political economy; that hard money
is the only currency recognized by the con tituon,
The only currency that defraud@ man, the only
currency that is expedient and just; and we hold il
TO he inconsistent with the principles Of the party
for Democrats TO participate in creating uphold
ing banking institutions.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

Rw Mr.. D. Belts and A, B. Taylor have
received lots of New Goods, Go and see.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
Hard Money Report of the Currency Committee IN III
CansLitutionGL Cnnreniion. Jllu 5h.

"SEc. !. The General Assembly shall have no
power to create any bank or banking institution
whatever, or to authorize the making, emission or
putting in circulation of any bill of credit, bond,
check, ticket, certificate, promssory note, other
paper medium, intended to circulate money or
currency.
"SEc. 2. The General Assembly shall prohibit
by law any person or persons, association, compa-
ny or corporation now in existence from exercising
the privilege of banking, eating, emitting
putting in circulation any bank notes, paper Of
any description whatever, to circulate as money OF
currency.
money shall be free to all, subject such restric-
lions as may be provided by law; but special
privileges or exemptions shall ever be granted to
those engaged in such business; shall any per-
son or persons, either natural artificial ever b.
allowed to deal in issue paper money, SO called
JOHN LARWILL, Chairman"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, That the reportof Mr.. Hanback,
upon the rail road route from Teledo through
Fremont, Bellevue, Monroeville and Norwak
and thence connecting with the Cleveland, Co
lnmbus and Cincinnati road, is satisfactory, and
should encourage us to carry through the en-
terprise without delay.
Resolved, That IN the opinion of the citizens
Of Huron county here convened. the interests
Of its citizens require that subscription of
stock 10 fbe amount Of Sl00. 900 be made BY
said county to aid in the construction Of said
road in pursuance Of the authority in the char
ter Of the company.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA. 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-14

J. $. FOUKE, Editor.
The New York herald., 1850-02-27

st 50 for country prinas, % 80 - fer do nsss,
and % so alslo for city mess Beef hams were
hrmer sales Of good Ohio at elS per bbl Of 22o lbs
Pickled sts-There was good demand, and sales
Of 200 teross were made Of hams ct 5z 6kc and
shoulders, q 4kc. Lard was dull At OK exc In
sold for California at eo Butter In better demand
st l6c for State, snd7 l2o for Ohio. Cheese
held mere firmly, and was wanted ct ease.
RIcE.-No sales transpirsd. Holders continue arm.
SueAn-Pricss are without variation. The sales are
200 hhds. good quality New Orleans st4I sss Prime
SEcARs There is some movement in Havana and
the sales are 100000 At $l6 $2 and do
Amos.
so.r:-castils ranges from OK sa.e, and the sales
TosAcco.~A sale of so hhds Maryland was made at
4he cash. Also, sale of "A hhds. common Kentucky
leaf, at 90.
RrAL EsrArE-Ths sales made this day, at the Msr-
chants' Exchange were ss follows Houses and lot
Fourth street. 22xs1 $4,000 store and lot 24s Front
street. 23x61 $780, house aud lot, so Clinton street
20x75 $6600 do do. Sixteenth street 26 IT, BY half
block, $b2SO lot, 78 Clinton street. $1,000 lease house
and lot 90 King street. 2ox60 0l5 do, do do 92 do
fh street. 24x100, IS $50; DO, adjoining on avenue
24xl00 $4,000; do. corner Twenty eighth street and
Sixth svenue 24xl00, $3.50; do, adjoining on ave-
nue., each 24xl00, S4loo do, on rear, on Twenty
$1,000; do do, 26x98 ~ 900; do, do, each 26x0s,
slT6 each, $395o; 2 do. on Twenty seventh street,
9th avenue, each 25x98. $50 each So 900 do.
on Filth avenue near Twenty seventh street, 2Sxl00,
s.rps-Ths demand for clover was better, with sales
fair demand IT S2l S22f for moved
WHsxEY.-The inquiry for this article was pressy
good The market continued unchanged with sales OF
200 bbls Prison. at 25Kc cash. Drudge was du' o. ZOO
The New York herald., 1850-02-27
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.



PHrLAprLPHIA, Feb. 2g 1880.
have change to notice in which
dull and langud Stools frm and to the surprise
OF many. prices to-day show upward tendency Annexed
the raes st the First Board 81 COV Reading Bonds
661f COO do 66 81 Northern Bank KY 1864 1880 Texas
Reg kotes, l7b 1900 Resding Mort Bonds III IL Wiim
Railroad 2G; 800 state 5s 90; 1000 DO 90 Penn Town
ship Bank s9 10 Union Bant Tenn. 5lh 20 Penn Bank,
llb; ~ Union Canal, II; l6 Kentucky Bank, l0lk I5
Morris Canal III % Penn Railroad 5s 26VO Sohuyikill
Navigation 6s, ti Second Boardl0 Western Bank o.;
u Bsnk Kentucky l04 81 900 Schuykll Nav 6 5iA 22
Union Canal IL A7W Chez b Del Canal 9l%; oO Wimnr-
ton RR rs: a Lousville Bank 99A % Reading RR 1875;
N5 herris Canal H. $500 state Co. esH SLOv state Ss,
N 81 600 Texss5 cents, 26 5000 Texas Reg Notes,
ls 1900 Cincinnati w bonds, W. $1,000 City 6h loiT;
$50 Co. 81 lis; $500 do, li3h.
BlLrrvoRs, Fehrus,y D. 1880.
The fowing the sAes ~ the Stock Board yesssr-
eAy:S 900 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 81 80
share Merchant Banb. e Is shars Union Bsak 6 IS Bal
tmors ard Ohio Railroad time, as DO, 5 10 do 6fs;
~ 60. 5iAi do. 5t3s.
BOSTON. Feb 25-Broke-s Board-4 shares Great Falls
Nsnufac Co.. f5; Is do Merchants Bank, 1s do Con-
cord railroad g. ~ do Vermont Central do 10 do Bss
and ProvdeEce de- 5 IL do 0gdensbursh do IAN 2S
Go do Fitehbugh do s3d 7x do Worcester and Nashua
do ~ do Vermont ana Mass do T do Boston aud Maine
do 04 do Old Colony DO coz do Northern do, CO. do
Manchester and Lawrence de- G "a dividends Vermont Gen.
ra railroad No. IS; IL rights Essex Co 4 4 t20
heading railroad bonds 1885, 66 81 900 Rutland do bonds,
651 Second Boord1S shares Worcester and Nashua rail-
road as do do, O2 do Boston and Maine do.
~ Is DO Merchants Bapk, lU 10 do ftchburg railrosd,
hin CS - do old Colony do COZ; lS dividend Vermont
Central do No. ], 2S s2sO.
The New York herald., 1850-02-27

clerks Of city 10 involved in the issue We sugur
full % well 40 favorable sttsAancs the part Of
citizens.
that 1t almost oppressive q people have not yet
LETT on their overcoets There never, perhaps,
glorious . day in February
FRr.-At . quarter past eight O'Clock, yesterday
morning, IRE was discovered by Sergeant McCready
Of the second ward police In the book store Of r. Laid
Law, No. las Fulton street. II originated from
In the adjoining building. The damage trihng.
ANOTHER FinE.-At two O'Clock, ON Monday, . hrs
broke out In the attic OF 90 Cherry street which
sxtinguiahed by officers Adams and Mcclure, Of the
Fourth ward, without much damage.
FRE IN VARicK SrREET.-A fire discovered on
Monday night, about nine o'clock, In . weod house
In the rear Of 2l7 Varisk street. The damage wai
trifing.
l FInE UNDER HoRRIBLE CIRcuMsrANcEs-On Monday
evening policeman Wssterhsld discovered IRE at the
| house, 72o Warrington street, occupied by Miohae
Divine, - porter house, who found intoxicated
upon bed, which was on FIRE, and rescued from
| his psrilous situation slightly burned The IRE wa
| extinguished by the above named officer.
The New York herald., 1850-02-27
INTELLIG ENCE.
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