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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
pledge aud Proposal.


The following propositions are respectfully
submitted to the directors of the junction rail
road company and people of Elyria::
1.-The people of Toledo, Fremont, Belle
vue and Norwalk, uniting with Oberlin, invite
the people of Elyria to join them in the con-
struction of rail road
2.-That the rail road proposed, under
whatever charter constructed, shall make To-
ledo, Fremont, Bellevue and Norwalk points in
the route, and also Elyria, if the conditions
herein stated shall be adopted by the people
of that place.
3.-That the road shall be located through
Oberlin, or within half mile of Oberlin Hall,
in that village, if the southern route to Elyria,
or to Rawson's mills, or to any intermediate
point shall be adopted, and that otherwise the
people of Oberlin shall be absolved from this
pledge-provided that the Oberlin delegates
present at this meeting shall exert themselves
to procure a change in the conditions of their
stock subscribed, authorizing the location OF
the route within three-quarters of a mile of the
Oberlin Hall, in said village, in accordance
with the conditions specified in the statement
of the Oberlin committe
4.-That if these propopositions are acceded
to by the people of Elyria, it will be required
that each of the above named places shall
pledge themselves, through their representa-
tives present to subscribe at least the following
sums, presuming that they can and will be
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31

frOrnthat place subscription paper which had
been put pafeisllycircuIated, containing pledg-
es of 1880, which would be increased with
further time.
The convention having been informed that
the board of directors of the junction rail road
company, in which the citizens of Elyria were
represented, was then in session at that place,
procured to arrange form of agreement
among themselves, and a proposition to said
directors and the people Of Elyria. to unite
their interests in the construction of the rail
road The following was adopted and subscri-
bed by the delegates present
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

w aAHANES OE = SAIND194A n OOONA
The time has again arrived when It is necessar,
that zee should be doing sonlst IN te scqg Of orga
isation. Union is Strength; without union we have
no hope that The principles which we believe 10 be
right, will ever triumph. Our opponents are al
ready marshaling their forces; and while energy
and activity characterize all their movements, why
should Incidence and supueness be found alone in
the Wing rsnks7 Think Of these things here6re
aud ORGANIZE.
In view thereof, the Central Committee request
The Wings Of sandusky county to meet at their ro-
pective places of election in the several townships
On the 18th day of August, inst,
70 nominate Delegates TO attend Whig Mass
County Convention to be holden al Fremont, on
Saturday, Sept. 9TH, at 2 p. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the fol
lowing Offices. viz:
County Treasurer;
Prosecuting Attorney;
One Commissioner, and
One Poor House Director
DANIEL L. JUNE,
JAMES s. FOUKE,
It. s. HULL.
CHAS. G. MUGG,
CHAS. G.. GREENE.
August Iolh, 1885,
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@ Samuel Growell announces himselfas
an Independent candidate for the Office ofcoun-
ty Treasurer; his announcement viii be found
in another column.
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Elyria, Aug. 22d 1850.

STATEMENT OF THE BELLEVUE DELEGATION.
The undersigned, committee representing
Bellevue, state that the people of Bellevue are
pledged in writing to raise subscription of
$4,000 for rail road through Bellevue, and
in case the county of Huron shall take stock in
said road to the amount of 100000, the sub
scriptions of Bellevue shall be reduced to two
thirds; if only to fifty thousand dollars, and not
100000, then said subscription shall be re-
duced fifty per cent Ifnot $4,000, said sub
scription shall only be subject to the conditions
and stipulations therein mentioned, and the
said writing is herewith submitted The above
shall only apply to effect reduction of the
subscription of those owning property in the
mile square in Huron county, or in that part
of said mile square; and the same conditions
shall apply to reduce the subscription of those
owning real estate lying in that part of said
mile square which is situated in Sandusky
county, if that county takes stock as aforesaid,
and to the amount aforesaid
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Portland. Maine. Anr. %

The grand train of the Kennebec and Port
land rail road was thrown off the track This
morning, in Cumberland killing Irishmen.
and severely injuring several others. The ac-
cident was caused by timber and stones, which
were placed malieiously on the track
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STATEMENT OF THE oBERLIN DELEeAr1oN.

STATEMENT OF THE OBERLIN DELEGAT1oN.
The undersigned, members of the Oberlin
rail road committee, to the Toledo, Norwalk
and Cleveland rail road commpany:
On the conditions appended below,we pledge
you subscription of $4,000, and we feel con
6dent that including property subscription OF
right of way, &c, our subscription may be raj
sed to $4,000. The subscription is raised on
the conditions following:
l. Elyria, Oberlip, Norwalk, &c, are made
points, the object being TO secure one central
road which shall preclude competition.
2. In case Elyria declines to unite with us in
this arrangement our citizens, by resolution
passed last night, expressed their readiness 10
consider the question of another route farther
south.
g. The terms of our subscription prescribe
that the road shall pass within half mile north
of Oberlin Hail.
AS committee we freely pledge ourselves
to do what we can to secure an extention OF
the limited distance to three-quarters OF mile,
provided it is found on careful survey, that
the cost of construction and the amount OF
grade can be materially lessened by such ex-
tension.
We herewith submit our subscription, hastily
filed within less than "a hours to the amount
of $13,60O.
Henry Cowles, o. R. Ryder
Brewster Pelton, L. Holtslander.
Alex. Steel.
Elyria, Aug. 22d, 1859.
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Great Fire at montreal.

Montreal, Aug. q.
A dreadful FIRE took place here last night,
in the St Lawrance suburbs. destroying 125
houses and $4,000 worth of property.
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Foreign News.
New York, Aug. %.
ENGLAND

ANS" 80
ENGLAND.
The British Parliament has been prorogued
by the Queen
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at y O'Clock
on Saturday morning, the 18th, after a very
quick passage-one of the shortest on record
FRANCE
The National Assembly has adjourned and
the attention of the French nation is now prin-
eipally occupied by the Presidents tour
through the provinces. With some exceptions,
he appears to be favorably received by the
people.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHlES.
Further skirmishes have taken place be-
tween the Danes and Hollestieners, in which
the latter seem to have come off victorious.
There are rumors of an approaching settle
ment of the quarrel, under the auspices OF
Russia, England and France.
Copenhagen letters report that the King OF
Denmark has committed left handed mar
riage with dress maker.
SPAIN.
The Cortez has been dissolved, and a new
election will take place.
Lord Holland, the English Minister, was
well received by the Queen.
Her Majesty was quite recovered
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31

Blackwood's Magazine for Aug. is before
US 1t is filed with the usual amount Of val
liable literary matter. AS a whole Black
wood is not behind any of the foreign publ
cations in interest.
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On motion, Messrs. R. P. Buckland, @. L,
Boalt, F. Chapman and Henry Cowies. were
appointed committee to submit the above
proposal and statement and the accompanying
subscriptions, protracts. &c, with all necessary
explanations, to the said board of directors
The committee having performed their duty,
reported that it was determined By said board
to locate the route of the junction rail road
through Elyria to sandusky City.
On motion, of C. L. Boalt, ESQ., it was unan-
imously
ResoEped. That We viii proceed to build
the Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland rail road
on the plan stated in the agreement and that
we entertain the liveliest hope of its success
ful accomplishment.
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting
were ordered to be published in the Cleveland,
Elyria, Oberlin, Norwalk, Fremont and Toledo
papers, and the convention adjourned to meet
at Norwalk on Monday, the I'd of Sept. next,
to take measures for the permanent organiza-
ton of the company
F. CHAPMAN, chairman.
G. 7. STEWART, secretary.
August 22d, 1880.
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One lady in New Haven has refused to tell
the census-taker her age. Inrevenge, he put
her down at forty, and growing gray at that.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31

E sartain for September is now on our
table. 1t contains n embellishments and 20
original constitution. Price So, per year.
John Sartain & Co publishers, Philadelphia.
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Elyria, Aug. ed, 1850.

STATEMENT OF THE NoRwALK DELEGATION.
| No attempt was made in Norwalk to make
engagements to take stock, until Friday even
/ ing Of last week. Our friends at Fremont had
been informed that Norwalk would do nothing
effectively towards taking stock, and they desi-
red u.s. and our people thought it advisable to
make demonstration in that direction.
| Our first meeting was held on Friday even
ing last, and in 49 hours from that time, Tex
cluding Sunday we had $4,000 subscribed.
We believe there are not thousand dollars of
said amount that are not good, and even the
subscriptions we refer to as not being relia-
bic as the resedue, will probably be paid.
Some of our most responsible citizens own
| ing real estate in Norwalk, are absent; yet un-
der these disadvantages we present you with
cash subscriptions to the amount of $4,000.
Since arriving in Elyris, We learn that $4,000
more have been subscribed, to be added there
to.
When it was first proposed among our citi-
zens TO obtain subscription of stock from HUI
ron county, it was matter of much doubt with
the undersigned, whether vote of said county
could be obtained for that purpose In order
to solve this doubt, committees were raised
and sent into different parts of the county, as
well 10 and IL miles south of us, as on the line
of said road, to learn the feelings of the people
and obtain stock by private subscriptions, and
from the readiness with which they subscribed
and the interest by them manifested, we are
now prepared to say that we believe the county
subscription can be obtained.
We further say, that in our opinion, if thelo
cation of said road is through Norwalk, Mon
roeville, &c, subscription at Monroeville of
over So, 900 can be obtained; and we were as
sured by the people at the center of Wakeman,
that subscription of between $4,000 and 3d.
900 can be procured there.
G. L. -Boalt E. M. Stone,
Jos. M. Farr, w. F. Kittredge,
G. 7. Stewart, Isaac Underhill,
Jairus KEENAN, Eben Boalt,
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RAILROAD CONVENTION,

In pursuance of a brief appointment, dele
cations from Fremont Bellevue, Norwalk and
Oberlin, assembled in convention at Elyria, on
on the 22d inst. for the purpose of a prelimi-
nary organization, to construct a railroad under
the provisions of the charter of the Toledo
Norwalk and Cleveland railroad company, also
for the purpose Of making an overture to the
citizens Of Elyria to unite with them in the en-
terprise. Owing to the hasty notice Of the
convention, it having been determined upon
but two or three days previous, no delegates
were able to attend from Toledo but satisfac-
tory assurances were received that the citizens
of that place were identified in their views with
the plans and objects of the meeting The
convention was organized by the appointment
of F. CHAPMAN of Bellevue, chairman and G.
T. STEWART, Of Norwalk, secretary.
On motion, the several delegations present
were requested to transmit to the convention,
separate statements in writing, of the amount
of stock subscribed to the rail road, and the
sum which in their opinion could be further
obtained in their respective places. The fol
lowing statements were accordingly presented: ::
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31

5.-In order that a fair judgment may be for
med of what said towns and places are able to
subscribe toward the construction of said rail
road, their committees and delegates present
will submit separate statements of the sums al
ready pledged to this object and what may be
expected from them.
6.-They invite an inspection of their pro-
tract and other evidences of the feasibility of
the route through the above towns and Mr..
Newton (the engineer, who has surveyed the
route from Toledo TO Oberlin, and who is here
presenD will fully communicate any other in
formation relative to it that may be desired /;
and they ask in retun, to be allowed to see the
surveys made by the company and people of
Elyria.
Whether the people of Elyria join them
or not, in the undertaking, the undersigned be-
lieve that the people they represent can and
will build the rail road from Toledo through
Fremont Bellevue and Norwalk and (subject
to the above named condition) through Ober-
lin, to point on the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati rail road; and they hereby pledge
themselves to each other to unite their efforts
for that object
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31

Mr.. C. C. Garfield. delegate from Wakeman,
Huron county, stated that he had brought
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srArEMENr OF THE FREMoNr DELEeATIoN

STATEMENT OF THE Fremont DELEGATION.
The undersigned, committee on the part of
the people of Fremont, state that the people
of Fremont have consulted with the people of
other parts of Sandusky county tothat extent
that they are satisfied that Sandusky county
Norwalk and Cleveland rail road company,
and we as individuals have no hesitation in
saying that we have no doubt but the county
will so vote; and further more, that the people
of Fremont are pledged in writing, thatin case
the county refuses to subscribe, then the peo-
pie of Fremont will raise subscription of $40,
900. This writing the committee have in their
possession.
R, P. Buckland, John R. Pease,
L. B. Otis, A. Coles.
Elyria, Aug. 22d 1850.
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W The Circus viii be in town on Friday
next. See advertisement
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HENRY COWLES,
BREWSTER PELTON,
LEWIS HOLTSLANDER,
ALEXANDER STEELE,
o. R. RYDER.
C. L. BoALT.
JOSEPH Nj. FARR,
]. BEARDSLEY,
G. T.. STEWART.
W.T. KITTREDGE,
sJAIRUS KENYON,
CHAS. B. STICKNEY,
E. NJ. STONE,
ISAAC UNDERHILL,
EBEN BOALTI
F. CHAPMAN,
B. WOOD,
r. P. BUCKLAND,
JOHN R. PEASE,
L. B. OTIS,
A. COLES.
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]. DAY. D Sheriff.
commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester. S. February %, 1850.
DY virtue of an execution which issued upon judgment
ID in favor of Samuel H. Flagg I'd of Worcester in the
county of Worcester, against JOSEPH G. WARREN, of
Worcester aforesaid the December Term of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County, A. d. 1849 have
taken all the Right Equity that the said Joseph G. War
had the nineteenth day of February A. d. l99 the
day when the attached process redeem
certain mortgage real estate situate in said Worcester
and the that is described in mortgage deed thereof
from said Joseph G. Warren Ebenezer Warren recorded
the Registry of deeds for said county, Book All Page
and Saturday the sixth day Of April next, A. d. 1885,
O'Clock in the afternoon at the American Temperance
House in Worcester in said county, shall offer for sale
the highest bidder public auction the AZORES lid right III
equity of redemption satisfy said execution and all fees
and charges for sale. J.DAY,
March I D.. Sheriff.
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Hoger Williams Foundry and Machine
EhOnS eft Ancfinn

state of Raode Island and Providence Plantatious
IA authority of the Supreme Court of said State in
EF - Chancery the undersigned, Receivers of the pro-
perry ana effects OF the Roger Williams Foundry and
Oh 4. IuhsDAf ne sixteenth day Of 4pra neat,
All the right, tile ard interest which Cornelius S. Tomr
rms ad samuel Hunt, doing business the Williams
rodfy ana Machine Co., had the 2lst Of September
last, III tne above named property, consisting of
Isl me MACHINE SHOP, building three stories high
lo eet iong, ard built of stone with roof and filed
win Machinery well arranged fer turning out ali kinds of
work usually done in machine shop
"a. inc FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by TO- built of
och ana slated with cranes TASKS ch!s patterns and
I'd. The CAR HOUSE, a wooden building ion feet long
Aiso Brck Counting House, Warehouse Barn, Sheds
~ together with all the appurenances thereto belonging
e ana terms Of sale any other information concerning
the same may be had by applying to
]. J. STIMSON,
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers OF Roger Williams Foundry and Machine Co
Providence March 4, 1850. Msdts
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30 (arrFage VEaElers.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcestey, IS. February Is, 1850
DY virtue of Execution which issued upon Judgment
ID favor of Joab s. Holt of Holden in the County of
Worcester woman, against OLVIN BUTRICK of Holden
aforesaid yeoman the December Term of the Court of
Common Pleas for said County AID. l649 have taken all
the Right Equity that the said Olvin Burck had the
day of November, A. ID. 1916, the day when
the attached process to redeem
mortgaged Real Estate situate in said Holden, and the
that described in mortgage deed thereof from said
OIvn Butck Charles Chan recorded in the Registry
of Deeds for said County, book ALL page 49, and Satu
day. the sixth day of April next A. D. 1850, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon, the American Temperance House in
Worcester in said County. shall offer for sale, to the
highest bidder public auction the aforesaid right equity
of redempton satisfy said execution and all fees and
charges of sale.
Md ]. DAY, D Sheriff.
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, March IA, 1850
70 al persons interested in the Estate OF SSE SPAULD-
ING, late Of Yves minstcr, deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited appear Court OF Probate be holden
L Worcester the first Tuesday OF April next, to
show why administration of the of said cctas
should be granted Harrison Smith, of AAhburnhan.
Ml5d CIIAS. G. PREATISS, Reg.
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, March IA, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of EBENEZER C.
LITC H. late OF Ashburnham deceased, Greeting
TOU cited appear Court of Probate TO be Ii, den
j at Worcester, the fist Tuesday of April neat,
show why OF he estate of said dcctns-
cd should not be granted Luther Barrett of Westmin
Mt5d CHAS. G. PRENTtSS, Reg. .
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LEaarcQsfQa. aREdvrbKe YMreE.

FORMERLY occupied by B. II. KENNEY, is now sue
ceeded by j. HEERAN where he offers for sale large
assortment Of FOREIGN IND AlfERICAN MARBLE.
Monuments, GravestOnes, TOmbs. sc.
Those wishing to purchase any of the above will find it
to their advantage call my Shop ONE DOOR NORTH OF
the american Temperance House, Main Street.
NJ b. All orders gratefully received and promptly attend
ed to- lie will also, desired with purchasers to any
Burning ground to see that his work is well set up.
March IL. dw3m JOHN HEEKAN.
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, March Il $780,
To all persons interested in the Estate of ASA PACKARD,
and in The Estate Of JAMES c. CARTER both late OF
Lancaster, deceased, Greeting
NOU cited to appear Court of Probate be ho len
at Worcester the first Tuesday uf April next. To
show why the rendered by JCsrh H. Garter,
Admits rAto OF the Estate of said james Carter, deceus
ed ofhs, tire sad Julnes g. Carler's admnsrao
Estate of said Packard deceased, OF the Admin
istraiors, with tie III annexed, hould he allowed
Ml6d ChAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg 1
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n. G.. TUCKER,

II
N,ATE e. TUCKER 81 SOM
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the customers
IL of the that he will continue the manufacture OF
PUMPS of every description.
Copper CUTTERS and CONDUCTORS.
HOT COLD and SHOWER BATHS.
NJ Also for SALE Cast and Wrought Iron, Gutta Percha,
Wood, Copper, and Lead Pipe fer Pumps and Aqueducs
Repairing, as usual by experienced workmen.
March II. Old stand NO. 10 FLEAsANT-oF.
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Cod Liver @
Dissolution

THE copartneshp heretofore existing under the name of
L E. TUCKER q SON is dissolved this day by its own
limitation The affairs of the late firm will be settled by
TUCKER who is duly authorized to settle the same.
Worcester, Feb 26, 1850.
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House fer Sale.

k-A A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
fs ~ bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub.
&.asA soriber WILLIAM l.. THROOP.
Jan go dit
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W1ycevtrr, So P,obate Office, March IA, 1850.
10 al p,rsous increstc in the Estate Of SOPHIA II
GREENLEAF, lac OF Worcester, deceased, Greeting
VOC cited 10 appear al Court Of Probate to be holc
| ut Wou es,cr on the first Tuesday of April next,
inv ct.o Why the instrument which purpots DO IL
last viii and Testament OF said deceased should be az
proved. lMl6d CllAS. @. PRENTISS, Reg.
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IWorcesters S Probate O6fce, March IL, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate rTEk lAR
WOOD, late at Barre, deceased, Greeting.
on NJ cited appear Cnur of Probate he ho den
at Worcester on the first Tuesday "f April n"x,,t
.how why the account rendered by DauiN Han
wood, the Execut of his dnnis nticn Of said Esia
should ~, be allowed.
NJ Cd* CilAS. G. Prentice, Reg.
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Auction and Commission Sales,
g. w. SEElRY g. CO.

a
AGcHoneers and C0mmiasion Merchants,
No. 68 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
~ W. d co. Will give their attention to the SALES OF
- RIAL ESTATE, and KINDS Of personal
PROPERIf in any Pnrt Of the Couals 81 Worcester,
Auction OR by Private Sale
Ihey will also give their attention the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING OF STocKs, &c.
p Liberal Cash advances made all kinds Of Property
left OH sale.
Sales of Household Furniture and Personal Property
general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
kv. Double House and Lot.
sa& OR SALE on SHELBY STREET. For further par
* 4 uculars apply to w. SELBY 6 co.
Jan 80 DIFF
FOR SALE
yza 1--WE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No. Irving
st:i9 L Street The above House is very Gcsraby To-
@ Gated, and is built in the thorough manner. For
further altcugrs, apply
Jan 90. diff S. w. SELBY & Co
n. FOR SALE,
f4zsA 4 LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. No. Il Green-st
lsssYm II One HOUSE, No. ID Wfnter-st.
'~~1@As One HOUSE on Southbridge-st.
Also, several Houses in other parts of the City
Jan g. DIFF S. w. SELBY & co.