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ADJUSTMENTS.


Orleans Theatre.
p xuP:ss 81 &
Th. v.ud.'is
= Psrfornans. 70 eommehc. at h.lsp... O'Clock
Plaeids's Varieties, Gravier street.
es"go::S :; Hos: N9.p .i'g 6, y. E:s Tse Co Co. Cd,
7; s.I VICE as.nsha szesazw as6 81. psa1
wlEss :s Wilt raeR R %xaee.
nue.. Howard Don Ler Mr. Wright Don seip,e Dc rmp..
3. ST. s S d: 'sfe s%s
S:: e;
St. Charles Theatre.
TMhEf5sE sUCCEsS-The four beautiful sstsn a0UssET
b.e ,s .s ". .ps1dd LEs iIIs
X, 4; ksisSs64s '''s'' With the
Dan Rice's Circus,
ON ST. CHARLES STREET. OPPOSITE PRRDIDO.
THE GREAT rRENcArRouPE make their hf., ap!csranes
THIS y. and 9n9s I @ b
hnes arges and complete Circus establishment in the
Door a:itp.rs to son%s. =, f se''cs
b, oe. open every day from 10
scur.d, presented for payment. dIoa
Stokes's European Circus,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND PoTDRAs srAssrs.
NJ 4: e,.s ne
ASkP Faa i"S snsTns %. gss sui
Equs.ennes Dancers, of which ths country bos %
Ladies' FAIR
THE Laies NevOreans respectfully that they
Hal rs s IL gEGF
ASYLUM Third MUNICIPALITY This appeal TO generous
community unavoidable the noble institution IN question having
Two children and educate and being sntirs
tsafue
Great Excite ment3
TINE celebrated MAZDA NE LAMONT from Bsnums MUSEUM
NewYo tins from her recent visit % b.
and holds daily court at the room IN the rear OF No
Pero and Poyirss s Tor the reception OF ali
wish be informed Of wohdeu kevs'Sn. 90 me most sn
fc principles Phneogy and Pamsy The TACT Of her avof-
and prediction 70 ale Jeany Lind during hsr say IN
wonder and excitement vhsre
The long Madame Lamont IN
and Eastern MAg have gwen her the AL
vantage knowledge by else in th' country
having Law sus pending VIII nnu u
their advantage give her call.
nc. ia 81. q, lane. and Al io Geutemen. ns en-
| Dancing Academy.
E0Ak Mr. P. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the 'edis
K and gentlemen Of NewOreans that bis Dancing Academy
Is nov open iE roydras street. between % Charlie
and Csrondelrt Streets where he viii teach ali the mos
L fashionsbie Dances nov vogue =. .---...
| Glars for gentleman hafpeNe TIL IT, every nignI
Dlsxlpess bead entirely cured Waiting MA sm
| FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. q. U A
ROsIERE. corner of Common and ~ Charles aies 9,
M N ProfeseuFu of the noble Of sell defence. nzl
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NJ. Comes,
~ CABINET MAKER. WV
NO. 7 BARoNNE ST. hlhl
rv FURNITURE made to order, also cleaned AID
paired on the shortest notice and at the lowest prices Dill I'm
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spoken.

By the ship Tnmountain, from Boston, on the LIST ns IN
ai $50 long 100 schr Mary 4 Susan, II days from Fly
mouth Nj ass, bound TO Franklin, La.
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saw oaLEAss cATTLE MARA M

saw OaLEAas CATTLE MARA ma.
JEFFERSON CITY. I
Frija, Evening. December IL. isoi.
Arrived during the past week, 99i head OF Beef Cattle
$50 Hogs 1876 Sheep rs Cows and 693 Calves and Yeanks
The supply of all descriptions of Cattle has continued and
closes ample Prices leaning favor Of purchasers within
quotations excepting few head OF exuapnce Sheep
and Mich Cows which held and sold at higher rates.
-PRICHs-
Brsv CATTLE tWestern) ............,,47a0Scy net
(Te4as, etc). 90 y nel |.
HUGS ~
Nil ,u Cows ..,...,,,,.,,.... e2067 "a y head.
C.Ivrs and YEAeIInas ........ IS GO@07 81 y head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CRESCENT OEyCH,
Saturday Morning December Is. lo5l.S
Cleared Ysstarday.
Sp chip Psquete Hsbaneo mol Basagoii, Cadz,
PUG PUG
Ship Kosuth, Perry, Boston. Gale
Ship haos, DunOn, Liverpool, Ashbridge &co
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcdonnell, Havana, Master
Schr Mara. Johnson Pensacola, Hurley
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Dress sMNki4sg.

nRESS MAKING-MRs. STEWART respect
- fully informs her friends and the pubic that she Oh
has retuYned to the city, and business at her
residence, o. 48 Apollo street, between
Caliope and Clio streets Mo Amop' I"
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ISHHiiMAN. Az

SHRltMAN, Agent for the South,
10 st. Charles street, New Orlenns
GRACE ,rhtA Ivd&W
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Per ship Trimountan. from Boston-Homes Bennett-E
X Nudge Nco-Forman. Latting &co-J McGrego- Heo-J
NJ Reif &co-Sark, Day h Stanfer-Marsh, Ranlst eco
w A Violet &eo-Roberlsou McDougal7N Whitney
Per ship Plymouth. from Bosion-L Stunevant &co.A I
Cochran &co-Beebe &co-Whlting. Wright &c9-J Ston,
-Kelham Nco-Tutts. Fermor h HOBART Elder. BROS q
co-Secoomb & Voorhees, Shaw &co-J q Sc, mour-
Sampson keene-and order
Per ship Belle r. ck from Boston-Pckett, Perkins Rco-
slime Walworth-D Taylor kco-and order.
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II HOWARD LODGE No l. meets .,IJ ~ t1A
TH GRSDAY Evening in tins Grand Ledge HAN <zVL
corner Of Tcboupitsolis and PoydrnA s'rs"''s
! o'clock.
N, F. RIcE.,.....N.G G. lGRo. B. B0wDITCH" Sec'l.
jan.s DIyis Treasurer jy9
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Orleans Theatfes
ATURDAY Deesnber xht Of the charm 3 UHsfs IN
- acts by Auber-LES DlAMANTs DE Ia COUkoNNk.:
The perfoIahcs With the Vaudeville called
dASOUk.
~ Rsrfbrnaaea 2 cQmmehcs Il halEpast 6 oelosk
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Br ship Essex Smith, So days from Liverpool to Geo Poste
thwaite-Sd any:
Ship Erie Curtis "a days from Bath Me, to master-La-
fsyeite.
Ship Tnmountan. Rea 10 days from Boston, to w Hyn-
son-lst my. ~
Br ship Fsnny Forrest 81 day. from Liverpool Jos Will
son-3d my.
Ship Belle Rock Pendeton, I5 days from Boston, to master
Lafayette.
Br ship ThoInhi Bosan from Liverpool 18th October 10
masier-Point.
Bark Frances Augusta Bestman, days from New York
to mast.r-2d N.Y.
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~ N0tco-NEw ORLEAhs GAS LIGHT ConRAnr-
New Orleans D, center Is5-Tne o etion o. siI Dmsc-
tor, Of this Company will be held ID. oes Common rres
n, MONDAY J,pu.rv the h. Of 10 A. VI and p
N. tdeOdI BY order, N WOOD. Treasurer. -
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A. - For Ahea, g, louis, Caaeo. n,ehna1
s3&Ht and n 4Mphh-The Aud hxht EAan4k
suanls psse ssr sssn.r .9naA
pust QRe11sl0x ~ -
e ,uot y. Lana street, and will ssvs tds NE gvoen1
Inler ed tie snd,ngs on 3 aDAf - lstn =
srUNE Il WALWORrh, 50 Tchospt.1ll91A
~ he ous4a Vista wll par psSueui~f
al wi freight, ts.sa w
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So !. Megular New Orleans. and - -
.Re&tR packs, PhiDk OF Ihn W1IEf0'
81 Luus Ual0, HIckmA an and q. 1peB.
ne .ew AID hight drsught pas eng steamer thlus -
I.l- W Ee r. A. Ba ger. massr V nov In - ~
above and a intesme late Sndinss o. eATCkDAr. ~
elegant ac, on moi auons apply hoard or 70
STONES WALWORTh % Tchoupitouss =,
AH w. "' ~ aus
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Important to AOassekeepes

x11llDOatlI1lt To AOalSGkCeperS
IL DOZEN pound cansters Dried Pumpkins,
i - prepared for immediate use;
10 dozen pound horseradish
so drums Sulana Rni.ins;
so boxes fresh Extra Figs; m
so dozen pound and half pound boxes Guasa Jehy
8 bbs new Pecs
10 dozen Buffalo Tongues, new;
10 dozen Jsi les and Jams. in fancy cups fresh ana
very fine;
landing
20 oases new Pine Apple Cheese
80 packages BUCK wheat;
Preston s Meuli Patent Yeast Powders;
ii, sh jersey Corn; Hon ny. 10 pound bags:
d9 10tis w. q. kAfMIND. ~ Oamp ~.
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FLATBOATS.
1T JeffersOn City
INDIANA-Per Peasants boat: 975 bbls potatoes master
lNDIANA-Per Nouh's boat la0 bbls potatoes master.
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-. :. DOnaIAson Vile Paehee.IAse TiaAse
LR>Ea Weex.-Tne steamer CADDO: =, 49,:
place. as UIlOWss 90
MospAr, %. 4. WEDNESDAY, sA.A- sATuAnAT,S Al.
Retaining, will leavs Oonsd onviIe-
ru,sn.v l.. n. TauaspAY,g 4. II. SUNDAY. "a =.
For freight and passage, apply on boasd, Or 70
Nm RnMAr kERkION. {Asns-
Al tim MARTIN GDRDON, JAY
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aR611t3I M0nlxOn1eIy aud Wstumpk4 vncke - IN,
regular unps % about ne = q -
and loagomsr on allesaats WEDN E5DAfe. ThsAh-
uana IL entirely new elegantly hnssd. and 80 bAl8
X r.sy tot tbs uaue Hes adsptstion anA ~ e
r1perence OF Capt kobess, give every assurAnes w
peIs and passenger, Of punctualiiy accommoeas.s
safety, This line vi now prepofeu 70 feolvo
desisned fos them, warehouse, shsA Aos$
vi The Canal, application 70 20,
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Dancing Academy.

EAk ~ Mr. p CLissET respectfully informs the ladies
x and gentle NewOrieans that his Dancing Academy
open At No. i6 roydras street. between clCnnIie.
and Csondelet Streets where he Will teach ali the mosl
tashionsbe Dances nov vogue -. ----...
Class for gentlemen from haifpsEe TILL TO- every night
Dizzlness head entirely cured in Waiting MA sm
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speedily cali tbs attention Of
( of goods for their use. 1t il
have been selected with great
Of long experience in that par.
as Il
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r. IL Regular white Aives Packet eA44An.
sVearR NAL-Fos BaIesviis, JseksoapoH - ~
Intermediate land,ngsIThe slvsfo. and ~
Inus bl uas,enger steamer SARANA !. John p SAW
mas,e, viii save as above on sA UkDAY tbs l3sh i1s
al clock p n. For freight ps;:sgs appy q ooae'
orr M. GREENWOOD q GU.
kH- The steamer SayanHo n The whn loot o VI
,aa, w hbl9 nve1. ga
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=. I. New Orleans and B0VOo b0RO t0e8Al
steamer g. CnAHL6e-Tbs nsw. saye
ror and swiii Iuan,ns pssssnsH pscass 49,.
n nLEc, Samuel Avplexa ue, massfs On gl.e! 9
the steamer Luba) viii 0Ommencs hes tnps N EUNE
DAY EvENING, the yth NOvsnbsrr y e,elesA. -
) o clocs r. NJ, 90 WEDNE5OAfS. RssaFnng, heve
BayOu sa on Monday Thudays, ai,ef tns eanyG 9
ne cara Tne ptmDs, con.noe placsd IN uss ooas
and stut attention viii b paid u ali 6ssnsn hisasG
her. For freight Or passss, apply g ooafds O. "
ms IL D. SmlA n. - EOy0sO -.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
PopuIatEOn of Russia.

The census Of the Russia Empire. which
has been published recently by the Ministry
exhibits the population Tor the year ls46
as amounting ia the aggregi ite TO 6S,600. .ooC
exclusive ofthe Inhabitants of the District o
-Jarkutsh, of the island Of Kams haska of 0ehotsA
and of the American possess ions, which, to,
gethers with the submitted Kisges hordes
and the army,would make the total population
of The empire amount 70 65, o00, 600. The
people are thus distributed wi th respect 70
their religious faith: s9.0o0.0o0 to the ortho-
dox Greek Church; 800, 900 4 the Roman
Church; $500. .000, are Protest snt; 2,4oo,-
COOS Mehamedans; l, 200, 900 Jews; 1000
ATmanian. Gregorrian and Armel lian. Cathol-
les and 6oO,onO Psgans.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

BUTFALo 29Eh May
oieings at Buffalo gpoR tie result Oft
Eldcit,ns.--A A meeting of the citizens of Buf
if8l0iMas held last night at tue Phelps House
tosmake arrangements fa r the proper celebra-
ton Of the victory achieved by she friends Of
tbs Canal a. the special election which has
just taken place. A Com mittec Of the ATran-
gennents was.ap pointed. and several resolu-
tions were passed, ameng which were the fol
loving
sResoIVed. That is expetlient 10 FIRE 100 guns
Tomorrow evening. IN reply TO those fred by
the AEtisGahaE men on the occasion Of the
breaking up Of the LegislA ture 70 defeat the
Canal Bill
- Resotaed, That meet ing be held in the
Park 70 morrow evening". at half past seven
o'clock. 70 congratulate The people Of the State
upon the victory gained o,-er the enemies oi
the Canal Bin and the gov ernment Of the ma.
jOrity are invited to attend
ResoEped. That il IS an appropriate demon.
stration on this occasion. to illuminate the
city All person are Ither efore requested to
illuminate the windows as a tribute to those
Senators who have vindica ted the the cause Of
internal Improvements anel the honor Of re-
publican government at the late election"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
western ImdrOTement.

At no time since the West has been sough
as home by the emigrant, or looked to by tht
adventurer Of fortune, as a field for operation
has there been riper promise for a realization
of the hope, than the present. Those who
have borne the heat and burden of the day
have taken off the rough, in furnishing the
sample of the hitherto unexampled wealth in
the product Of the soil, and in doing so, ex-
hibit the triumph of an enterprise in which
tley may well feel pride.
And yet there is left boundless field, rich
in uncalculahle wealth, open to the power, o.
the modern magic, more potent than Arabic
charm, industry energy enterprise.
Nature seems to have gathered in the Wesi
the worth and wealth of a world. Not con
tent with smoothing to the plough as generous
globe as ever grew green beneath the rain
she has fringed il with forest and meandered
| it with rivers, and glassed it with lakes, and
piled away in its recesses, fuel for homes Of
Cbristendom, that only wait she spark to kin.
die It into ten thousand hearthlights.
She has thrown the marsh. and heaped up
the mountain with iron, that material for the
sceptre and the sinew of the mechanic world
She has ripened baser earth to many rich
Galena, scattered over it handful or two of
dust and left il glittering here and there in
the broad sunlight
The Franklins Of the cloud have succeeded
to the Franklin Of the earth They too have
found a conductor-not single rod, but a
brace of iron laid along from the forest to the
river, the lake, the mart, and thus il is that a
greater than "Burnam Wood is coming be-
meath the artizan' waiting hand.
1t extends from the rustling harvest field to
the murmuring ware house, and the surchar-
ged bosom of the earth pours her ripened
and unrusted gold into the lap of Commerce.
That double conductor is the Railway
the great developer of the West-the artery
within which, East and West North and Soath
are blended in puIsation-the loom that shall
weave thread more golden still, into the broid-
cred robe of civilization--th motionless wand
that laid along the earth, wakes many rock
sealed spring. while as il stretches away from
mart and main. TO mart and main again, it
points out the course Of Empire westward
sun! NnlS SouI'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
DEDICATION.

The dedication services of the New Metho
dist Episcopal Church in Fremont. wiftcom
mence on Wednesday the 18th of June. The
Dedication sermon win be preached by the
Rev. A. PoE. at 10 o'clock, A. M. The Rev
GEo, W. BEEcKENR1DGE will also preach at
8 O'Clock, p NJ, and the Rev. THOMAS BARK
DULL at half past 2.
The Presbyterian church bell will ring e
give notice of the several appointments.
The ministers Of the Fremont. and the ad-
joining stations and circuits, and the public
generally. are respectfully invited to attend.
May 81, IS51.-3L
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
DIED,


In. Sandusly city, on the 18th May, Peter June
Of ApPOpIexy. aged about 81 years.
In Fremont, on the 7th of June, Mrs. Harriet E
Chambern, wife OF DR.. J. Chambern, and daugh.
ter of s. M. and E. J. Beatty, in the 18th year Of
her age. Sissy
Precious in the sight q the Lord is the death o
his saints. t,...
Harriet, thou vast mild and lovely, ai.s2e
Gentle as the Summer breeze, 5eg
Pleasant as the air of evenings ss a ~
~ When IT floats among the trees. sss
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
l. Peaeefulin the grave so low, 'agN
Thou no more wilt join our number
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Dearest Harriet, thou hast left usi
Here thy loss we deeply feel, .
But 'tis God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrow heal. "a T
Yetagain We hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fed, :ft
Then in Heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where no farewelItear is shed. p Com.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

In Wales FIRE has been raging in a coal
mine for twenty six wears, and has consumed,
ills computed, $56O,e0o worth OF coal
Within fveyears after its commencement it
was greatly restrained by the construction Of
m waa which cost $4,000 Atpresent
tits about passing this wall threasening veTg
extensive destruction, and learned engineers
have been employed 10 consult on some new
measure Of arrestin It's progress
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

There is one piece of experimental legisla-
ton Of which the State Of Wisconsin is said to
be heartily sick, viz: the abolition Of any limit
to the rates of interest II said that not less
than one half of the best lands in the State is
mortgaged for the payment Of money borrow
ed at not less than twenty-five per cent in
teFess. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
From the New York Express.
Panama. May %, 1851.

Panama. May q. 1851,
FRoM PANAMA.-The Governor of New
Granada has officially informed the American
Consul at this place, that he might announce
to his eountrymen that the authors Of the
late shocking murdersso the Isthmus should
be shot. bes sis.r# I'd; sgt a.
The authorities here appear determined to
do every thing in their power to protect the
lives. and property of all persons passing
throagh their territory. a
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
T1e New York Senatorial Election.

The wei ge locofoco Senators, who last
Spsing arrest ed the wheels Of government BY
deserving the irposts and leaving the Senate
without nWt lrking quorum, in order to defeat
the bill for Z be more speedy enlargement Of
the canal e Wing measure recommended by
Gov. HUaAl have met q signal rebuke from
their cons6tl aentss to whom shey have appeal
ed by becou ming cannidates for election.
Seven eut ST the twelve have been beaten
Mr.. Masp.a q leir leader. By $500 majority.
The fsEla4 vinc Is the result:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

Last evening, Mr. Cnnningharu, the mail
agent between Columbus and Bufilo, handed
us the N Y. Tribune of Tuesday. It contains
Bafnumss card that be and Jenny bad ter
minated their contract, and that she would
.giYe only one more concert in New York, and
four each in Philadelphia and Boston. She
viii not il thought visis the west again, bnt
viii probably return soon TO Europe.
TOhio State Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
NOTICE.

n gtiee-T be StocK Kholdelnof the Fremont; Greer
1N Springs & Republic Plank Road Company, are
notified that an assessment of10 cent. % their
Capital Stockis hereby called fof, ihe same 10 Be
paidto Ezra StoneE. treasufeFo Of said Company, at
Green Springs Mills, on or before the 10th da5 81
FsbruaT 1851 and every sixty days thereafter Until
the whole ID paid.
BY es5sEosths Board Of Directors Fsfa
.5.5si.s.. r.. sMIIfI4s Pres
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

DEG4H OF WIIDcAT, on CoACoocHEE,-
News has been received at San Antonia of
the death of the notorious Seminole chief,
Wildcat is said he was murdered by o
band Of Comauches.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
STRAYED! s.

GTRAYED from the subscriber on The 9Th inst,
- adark Roam Horse, about II and a half hands
high, or years old; has some scars on the
back. and was ahod all round: any person giving
information to the subscriber ia Scott township, or
at this Office where he can be found viii be rea-
uonahIy rewarded. DANIEL BAKER.
Scot Township, June ID. 1851. f
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
Road Nofice,

NOfICE is hefebg given, that petition wiltbe
i y presented to the CommissioneIs ef Sdndasky
cennty, At theiE next Regular Session. praying
ihata County Road may be laid ont and esiablished
leading from James Morsss mill to Greensbnrgh. al
the halfsection corner Of section twelve jackson
townahiP, thence seuih through the center Of aaid
section twelve, and the north half Of section thiE
teen 70 ntersect the county road near Shs residence
81 Martin Bsunsr
April 18th, 1851. :. etss ~
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The Railroad from Louisville to Frankfort is
completed and the cars now run from Louis
vile to Kentucky river.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

Dx4zo II, Mieh-The Fourth Ward in the
cites6fr ,etroit, lheretofors Loco-foco) al
special lection for Alderman. on the 18th
inss s-elsss ed George Miller. (NRhig.) bya ma
jOrity.uf 20.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
Hotel. Boarding 8 Y,riYata Honse keepers

WTOUbD DO well to call 1t A. McNsiPs 0phel-
stTy and esAusine lis MatlfAsse. Ss this j. tlle
time to repair eod Gle an honae lof Spfin and sum-
mer' here is n5sthing ia pse thst esn oannpafs
Wnn nil GOOD. Cugled Hair N4aedEnes.
mateFar ses will be found more and ceu-
venp At for under beds. and cheaper in the ione
Top then the old fashioned straw bed. they s4ee
"a Jor and trouble; also prevents dusA dirt, &c
&hich always arises from the nse ofstraw bsds
4 They are Innnd in all cities 10 Ns advantages and
are adapted for general use.
| He is also prepared 20 do all ksAds of UPhosirg
| w ork that comes ii his line Of bdsiness.
A. MCNEIL.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The Louisville papers say that cholera is on
:he increase on the Mississippi river. One boat
that had reached St Louis from New Orleans
lost so persons on the way, by cholera, mostly
emigrants. State Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The election OF ity officers in the metFopo-
lis Of the Pacific Coast. has resulted. as We
fOrss8H 4 would ;;n i clean Wing victory by
very heavy mslori ties The people could not
stand MORE than o ne year OF hoeofoco plunder
and misrule Th . following tells the story:
EfEcFFov AT 8 An FRAaclsco. AT the late
election IN San n aneisco, the Wings carried
their ticket withst ne exception Of two Alder
man snd'two As istants The followingi is the
ticket elected. wi ah their majorisies:
Mayor--Ch6E les ]. BFe6ham 4l4
Recorder r 1yal w Waller ss 6ls
TreasurerR Fl. Sinton $40
Comptroller- Geo. A. Hudson e84
Marshal-Ro b. @ Crozier 1909
Tax Collecto r-Thos d. Greene 1925
City AtteFne y-Frank NJ. Pixley 604
Street CemE aissioner--Wm DIVER 95l
Assessor w G.. Norris 1850
Geo. Frank Lemon 500
Recorder'st Slerk- James g. Pearson ssS
County Jnd qe--W VIM II. Clark 27o
Public Adk ninisarator-- D. 7. Dagley 534
sAlderuas d. Assistant Aid.
%E. L Morgan IS tHenry A. Meiggs 81
C. l. Ross "a %Joseph Galloway 8
A. e. Labit o7 w. w Parker 24s
C.MsK Par tlison I52 J. F. Atwin l6s
Ralph Dorr 500 T. II. Sslby 24S
-%Jafnes Gran 64 tJames Graves "a
Geo. Endieo e 10 NW. D. Conrad s
VIM. Green lo2 @. S. sparks. %
ss.,s Estate journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

HARRIsoN CoUHTY-WHEAT AND Corn
Wheat 81 AIS acres, 5S2,77s bushels; Corn
1875 sores, e09.oI0 bushels. ea
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The Methodist Episcopal Church South
numbers 5l4.e0l members. Increase in ten
years, 10,07l.