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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
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Speaker House Representatives
ezss CHAS. C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate
February 20, 1851.
AN ACT

A4N AO4
To incorporate the Woodville Manufacturing
Company, E77a a a,a
Sec. l. Be in enacted by tile General AS
senebly Of the State of Ohio, That A. R. Fer
guson, Charles Powers, Andrew Neufer. ].
s. Weeks, Viraldo Wood, T. NJ. Bell, Henry
Sibert, N. Mcbride and Jedediah Loop, and
their associates and successors, be, and they
are hereby constituted body polite and cor
porate, in perpetual succession, for the term
of fifty years, by the name and style OF The
Steam Mill Manufacturing Company and by
that name shall be capable of suing and being
sued, pleading and being impleaded, defend
ing and being defended in all courts and pla-
ces. and in all manner of actions, causes, and
complaints whatsoever; may have common
seal which they may use and alter at their
pleasure, and by their corporate name may
purchase, hold, use and convey property, real
and personal, may take and receive such
property in the payment of debts previously
contracted, and sell and dispose of the same
and of their manufactured articles may make
all necessary or proper cantTacts for carrying
on the operation of said company, and may
execute and deliver securities or mortgages
on their properly to secure the payment OF
debts contracted by the company, and may
receive similar securities for the payment Of
debts due to the company in all respects as
fully as may be done by natural persons, and
may ordain, and from time to time establish
such bylaws for the management of said cor
poration as they may deem expedient and re-
quisite to promote the objects of said compa-
ny, not inconsistent with the constitution
and laws of the United States and of this
State. ,e
Sec. 2. The capital stock of said company
shall be fifty thousand dollars; the stock tc
be divided into shares of one hundred dollars
each and transferable on the books of the COM
pany in such manner as the bylaws shall or
dain, but no transfer shall be valid until il
shall have been registered in the book OF
books of the company, kept for that purpose
Sec 8. Atall meetings of the stockholders
each share of stock shall be entitled to one
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AN ACT.
March 81, 1851.

To authorize the Auditor of Sandusky county
to issue Final certificate for. part of sec
ton sixteen in Madison township, Ssndusky
county. 1sl
a Sec 1. Be 1t enacted By the General As
sena6ly Of the State of Ohio, That the Audi
tor of Sandusky county be authorized to is
sue final certificate of purchase to Peter
Smith, assignee of David Smith, and others,
his heirs or assigns, for the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section six
teen, in township ive' range thirteen, in San
dusky county, upon full payment thereof at
the rate of eight dollars and twenty-five cents
per acre, to be paid within three years from
the passage of this act, and annual interest up
pom the balance due thereon.
Sec. /. That the act entitled an act author
izing the auditor of Sandusky county to issue
a final certificate for part of section sixteen, in
Madison township, Sandusky county, passed
March %, 1846, be, and the same is hereby
repealed Hi aal Pa
s4 -.,a JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
CHAS. G. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
January 90, 1851 l5sza- t5 H.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16

AN ACT. s8h-'3
To lay out and establish the Rollersville and
Portage Free Turnpike Road, in the coun-
ties of Wood and Sandusky.
Sec. l. Be it enacted By the General -Assena-
big of the State of Ohio, That Thomas L
Bane, of the county of Lucas, Isaac Clay and
Michael Myers, of the county of Wood, be,
and they are hereby appointed commission
ers to lay ut and establish a free turnpike
road, leading from Rollersville, in the county
of Sandusky, to the road leading from Perrys-
to Findlay, in the county of Wood, following
as nearly as practicable. the line of the State
road leading from Fremont in the said coun-
ty of Sandusky, to Napoleon, in the county of
Henry. iA843 1ss &z}E
Sec. 2. Said commissioners and their sue
cessors in Office, are hereby constituted body
corporate, by the name and style of the Roll
ersville and Portage Free Turnpike Road, and
shall be governed in all their proceedings by
the provisions of the act for laying cut and es.
tablishing free turnpike roads, passed March
II, l845, and the acts amendatory thereso, ex-
cept so far as the same may be modified OF
changed by this act. slr t
oeC. o.. L 4udb lOI VIC purpose VI CohSHuOS
ing said road, aud keeping the same in repair
the county commissioners of the counties o.
Sandusky and Wood, are hereby authorized
annually. at their June session, for five sue
cessive years, to levy a tax on all lands lying
within one mile of said road, on each side
thereof, at the rate of two cents per acre
which said taxes shall be placed upon the
county duplicate, and collected as other road
taxes are collected; Provided, however thai
if said taxes are discharged in labor, it shall b'
under the direction of the commissioners o
said road, or their legally authorized agent
and their certificate of the payment of such ia,
shall be received by the treasurer of th,
county wherein such tax is payable in th'
same manner and have the same effect, a
similar receipts given by the supervisors o
highways.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives.
g-s CHAS. C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate
February 20, 1851.
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Mary.

BT CHARLES SWAIN.
The graceful aud the beautiful, ~
The gentle kind and airy,
Together met to mould the form
And gift the mind of Mary.
There's nature in each careless curl
In every grace moral;
Her mouth--'tis Cupid's mouth-sweet girl,
And full of pearls and coral.
She's like the keystone to an arch,
That consumates all beauty;
She's like the music to march 1i
Which sheds a joy on duty!
All happy thoughts and feelings rife
Seem evermore 10 guide her; @ H.. 81
The very ills and cares of life
Forget themselves beside her.
Each sweet expressive glance appears
Ofnature's best selection; a#
It took the world six thousand years
To perfect such perfection!
All gifts divine that could combine, ss1.s
All llcharmes ofnymph or fairy,
Agreed TO grave one beautiOus face,
And witch the world with Mary
She speeds as If with wings so feet
No birds could e'er surpass them;
Yet none can ever spy her feet,
Though tits believed she has them!
She lends spell to every scene,
Her step makes lointer vernal;
A Asomething half divine, between
The earthly and eternal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16

Nor TO BE Mrs BA1LETr1.-A letter from
New York dated the 1stpositively contradicts
the report that Jenny Lind and Belletti are to
be welded,
"There is however, no truth about it, as the
friends of the parties well know that Belletti
returns Immediately to England. to be united
toalady.toIwhom he was enged before his Wis
it to America" sI1 t
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
FREMONT FREEMAN;
Us. FOUKE, Editor and publisher.

The eFREEMAN, is published every Saturday morn
ng--OIiiee In Backiand's Brick Building-third
atory; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio, ysss 5.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16

ET AZ French battalion, numbering nearly /,
three hundred, has been formed ID Cfnein-
rati ss rs sE9 Jnss ,sff{
3noR
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16

Some one proposes that while the ladies
applying the "higher law to their dresses,
the gentleman should apply the slower law"
to their hats and take off one or two Of the
upper stories. r s-,--. s.. .--....-,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
JOHN +. MORSE,


g1f q 44sis AN HACTassz 70 suts yilAspe
Further to amend the act entitled san act to g
incorporate the Junction Railroad Compa-
iny,Tpassed March 2,1546a 10 seI -
Sec. 4. Be IL sndetea By tie Geasruf sASJ
sens6lv os hss Staisof Ohio, That the Juness
ton Railroad Company be, and tits HEREBY
authorized to extend and construct its road by
such route as the directors thereof shah de-
termine, to the west line of this State, subject
to all the provisions, and with all the privileges
contained in the act to which this is an amend-a
ment and the acts amendatory thereto.
JOHN F. MORSE,
egnE Speaker House Representatives
-stsat CHARLES @. CONVERSE, Z -
al7o'a4 q o. 2 Speaker of the Senate p
March 81, 1851.
ali m AuDIroR's OFFIcE, 1iE
p ? Fremont, July 2ss 1851 'set
I hereby certify that the foregoing acts.
have heen compared with the originals, and
that they are correctly copied from those an-
thenticated by :he Secretary Of State.
.ssss<sEs HOMER EVERETT M
Ya. eaa faa sqd County Auditor isiis
IA p go 8 -445sie5v.3a
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SATURDAY, Sept 2O-P. VI.


The Stock Board to-day exhibited but
moderate activity and 'angud feeling which contin-
ued Al the Second Board. The Fancies were general
IL lower and Ere lost the irmness with which At has
been held for the last week, closing at - Reading
was heavy. and declined to ISL The present favor
able condition Of the traffic Of this road has caused
more movement within the last few days. 4 good
dividend IN January Is considered certain In sound
stocks there was moderate movement, and prices
are heavy. The continued stungency Of money pre-
vents any permanent Duoyancy OF activity IN the
stock market.
Exchange is Inactive but firm. Sterling
loa 10, francs jl2 G5ll.. The supply of bills In
creases very slowly
The Freight market Is dull, aud rates not
firm. Small engagements -Four were made AZ ID
GRAIN 3d.. Cotton 3 s.a3s. &c. lightweight TO
London = "a JOS Within q few days there hava been
engagements % London, Cheese Sos rs bales
Bark 3os and IS casks Ashes on private terms ,
Lard Dos RESIN Is 6d. To Amsterdam 200 bols
Resin 2s 3D. % do Ashes POS. British brig for
Newcastle was taken at IS Cd for Naval stores a
Bremen bark for adlz at SO and 81 for light and
heavy Pine Slaves a Norwegian brig for Ireland,
a, ed. for Com a Mecelenburg bark. 10 load At
Charleston for BuenOs AyTes. al SIS 20 for Lumber
4 Bremen brig for Dundee, al q. for Flour aai an
American shlp Tor san Bias, on the Pacific, Win 900
bales Cotton and Machinery for sugar mil, a.
40 COO for the run ont. A schooner engaged 'odl
nom Rondout 10 Roybury at 81 % To Ne"-OI
leans there Is little offering AZ oG lOc ~ the ptcAeS
ana about &C Dy transient ships 10 mobile &C 70
savannah and Charleston 8. a &c, with less gong
forward In port Friday. l. steamers i9o SHIPS
IS barks 10 ongs 1871 schooners-.otai SOC
The steamer took S702,532, over one
b,lfof which Was gold The total shipments for the
year reach s3O,e24sle
The amount received at the Sub Ireasu-
WIS sl4g74q Pad sl04 2os. Balance sS,ssi,lO3.
In some quarters money has been tighter
to-day but IN others there mas been greater ease ex-
n.r,enced We hear of no difference IN rates per
cent on call and ga ~ for fayorte names on paper.
Some Of the banks OCCASIONALLY take patches OF pest
papey al legal rates but only limited amount IN the
aggregate can be placed IN ihis way. we De"e'e
nearly all the banks dlscounting TO their cuS''
mers TO the full amount OF their receipts
The total amount of gold dust ana ouiiio'
exported from San Francisco, from the ~ u 'a.'1'
10 August a. $751; was, according TO oi'''Al
s5663s. 2O4 imported during the saii'e go -,
20 .oo 1a4 excess Of exports, $53,1 ioO7' 0''A'
San Francisco Prlce Ii1Tsai says ,,.. ....
.p.,,sr hotter feeling exists genelaiiy uel. .a
-, no. s-,n,gh, than nasSOeen fnanlIestSu lol 'v.ii.
,,ue r,ast The price OF go.u o"osi "a ~ our
n -, ,he sarle cause that we ehpaneu IN =, 80 49,
last, namely that the greater int % $50 oeces Good
clear dust reacAJ H"o' v
;nst.nces even more -. .,d ara likely IN
Tbe r,,es Of Echsnge have rsen anu arg nASJ =,
~ h,.ser N coaseca .nce u TIE iacse1'ea 'a''' VI
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Mutiny-Odd Fellows parade-Weather-Cas
ualties-Markets, Stocks. &c.
: Y I IIUWno.
rHTlADFLPHIA. Sent u. Il


Thomas Powell. seaman belonging to
ship Java Of your port was yesterday bound over In
the sum Of 5000 by TIE nted States authorities
here 70 answer the charge of muiiny. The alleged
ofcnSe was committed while the vessel Was on her
passage from LIVERPOOL 10 Philadelphia
The Odd Fellows OF this civ have grand parade
tomorrow, on the occasion OF the dedication OF a
new Hall
Ten men We're yesterday brought before Commits
s,oner lngraham. charged with purlolning money
from The ship Tonawanca. They were all committed
for further hearing.
The weather here, Tor a week, up 10 The present
time, hos been truly delightful.
John smith, aged IS wears. a bricklayer's appren-
tee Yesterday, tel from three-story scafoldIng 10
the ground. He was conveyed 10 the Hospital.
where Il was discovered that his leg and arm were
broAen.
Nelson Cahili pGuper, tel dead YESTERDAY.
John CoiEard, an EngliSAnan. attempted 10 com
Tie was labCrng under mama a pota al the time
RYE FIoUS-SS Z Red WHE,T-S0SS SO cents Southern
RYk-eic. yellow CoRN-6SGoic. Sales Isl hhds Cuba
and Porto Rico SNCAES. set. cents, on Time Sma sales
MRI>kN ~ .. s2sc Market generally quiet
SAIF> OF SToCAS-F Frs SQGrG-Sl.9to CiBcnua4 SIS,
- SSt0 Philadelphia 6'S iol 50 Re sdlng b5 - &c
- 2. Western Bsuk. O, Penn>glvsnia Bank 100
3do lt9; 81 Gerard Bank, - IA Louisville 1881 20 Le-
high. - 20 Morris ~.
tf,cr Bosrd -iSO Re adlug -. 80 do. =
SccoRd ROcrd Geo Penn b. 100, >lSye do >. ~,
500 COUNTY s. old 6e 81 $50 Spring Cir'ea O. g. a9
70 Penn. a. 100 Rssc'n-, =. isJ L'as ls!iai . 40
fsruN. 81.
.l''cr Boot ~ RgsAr. ~.
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gold DTS, II orr market, AM also IN consequence 81
TIE impure S;a,e IN whici q Is brought from the IN
ierlCr"
Gold At 81 an ounce clean DUST IN san Francisco
averages here 81 60. The ire ght and Insurance On
each ounce berg abou. 50 cents. ,n kes shipments
ncsrly shout pay Sight draa> on New-York were
from iae q cen. premium
The entire num,cr % miners Is esnm,tes u
10000. WHICH 81, 50 q Gay. would give S5o0,Ooo y
cay. o. about sls 100000 = month
The Schuyki Canal brought down 10, 7ss
tn> Of coal last week previously, 39' Oh TINS To
tai iO- 80 tunS. The Reading Railroad broush.
down p rs tans Total for the year. l153966 tuns
against 81. i-liunS f,r same time last year Tue lie
high Canal brought down 30 500 tuns Total. 7io,6N
tunS.
The new Bank Just established At Malone,
las deposited with the Controller
TNeu'y-six Mortgages ..-..------.--. rs ~
U.S& \. y stocks. -----.--..- oo,eS
TOTAL -------S pVo'0V'
Mr. Il. {. Weed Is the President. and Wan
Whecler Cashier
The books for subscription 20 the Stock
OF the Woodbury. Bank a, Woodbury.. Coma. iwere
opened on the 10th INST, ard large amount above
the capital specified by the charter ,so0.oO0D was
SDu>1'lLt0 oN farmers 1l'1 o,nti>' ptinN'P""' Va
that town The next day the following Board OF
Directors were chosen. VIZ Daniel Curiiss, Heary
Morris, Thomas Bull, Lewis Judd. John Abeue1hy.
David c. Bacon, George L Lewis George Smith
and Philo IL. Skidmore. Al a subsequent meetlngct
he Directors. Daniel CurtiSs. ESD. Was unanimous
~ elected President
The annexed table gives the quotatisa
for FAIR Upland Cotton, prlce of Wheat, rate OF dis
count on Bills, Circulation OF Bank OF England, ant
the Bullion ia the Banks IN February for the last ten
years. The Circulation aud Bullion are IN millions
of nnnnh,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

WIG SENATORIAL CONyENTloN.-AS Sem
atorial Convention Of Delegates from the Counties
OF Suffolk Queens ani Richmond. composing the
First Senatorial District. Will meet AZ the house OF
NJ p Holland. IN the village OF Jamnca, on Sa.ur-
day Oct llth. AZ ID O'Clock, \. VI. 20 nominate
candidate Tor The Office of state senator Each couu
ty i entitled 10 axe Delegates
WING GENERAL CoMMITrEE.-Therew WAS
large attendance Of Delegates present At the meets
ing Of the Wing General Committee. Friday evening.
at the City Hotel The subject Of a change in the
ratio of representation IN the Committee. II was de-
clded not to take mp for the present so he repre-
sensations IN the Committee remain ~ heretofore.
FlRE.-On FRIDAY night about To- O'Clock,
an alarm Of fire was created by the burning OF the
window curtains IN al upper chamber of Ms.
Brooks boarcmg.house, corner OF Washington and
Tiliery-sts Mr. John g. Holmes occupied the room,
and ai the time was quarreng with Mr. Brooks, and
during the melee ne light came M contact with the
curtains OF the window, but Wa speedily eVm-
gui>hcd Mr. Holmes was dnet $40 by JnSt'e NWg
for his share IA the transaction
INDIRECT GAMBLING. The prize-concert
system. which fourished somewhat n NeN-borN
last year seems to be vital yet IN TINS city. 1t VIII
hardly succeed in practice under The stringent pro-
visions OF the statute
FATAL AcCIDrNr.-On Saturday after
noon fatal accident occurred IN the Union While
Lead Mandatory, corner G! Bridge ana Front SIS,
whereby a man named Hugh Mclaughlin was in
stantly killed Deceased WAS IN the employ of the
Company. and at the time OF the acclier' was wall
ing on plank leading from one " bed 10 the other,
which broke. and he was preCp,ta'ed Rom hight o
about thirteen feet upon the brick paved Moor am
never moved aicrward. lie was native OF Ireland,
and has been IN this country but SIX months ana
about two weeks since ms family consisting OF a
wife and two children. also arrived They reside
corner of Jay and Plymouth SITS.
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wages which may deter many from the rno'e iucre-
tive but hazardous avocation Of goid-dIgsins
Tie Empire adds some further particulars a. FOL
lows
The accounts by the mail this morning are II
high degree condfmat4Ty Of the fftVioLs $ - ~
20 Tie discovery u a Tch ana e1leh''e k'o ',riI
I'D fhr Wellington 0ls'fet. TIE pIoiih- Dnhl -l'i -
winch con al preSs Mt only De guessed AZ hrer o.
lie leading jewellers I'D Ge0fse-s1. nave ieIe''e1
semu Cs o. the GOD t1's morning. oL' atnt'
,Boyp 10 Us consisted OF about quarter Of ~ ounce,
md Vas IN small Deces something Ike the escap-l
crop. Of NE ted lead or solder among san2 or 1if,
The gentleman TO ah0m u waS sent "hO AlS eG-
ters.ely purchased Californian golf,) says Wat me
Bathurst sample IS clara TO rlzet by tie peculUty
OF having q c4!cned black n ID the irregularities
~ he Jumps not found IN the Californian god ana
also prouounces IL 20 &c Of a ncheT color AholheT
Gentleman. whO also has received sample - in-
fJjiuec Nv ms Bathurst correspondent tbat LOW
worth Of gold n u- q: uto Bathurst IT one day.
and that It is 10 te found "a every cuecnoh. Dd'
such statements should BE received With gree. eau
,ion A Bathurst lady writes to her husband, nov
In sydney uncer cate OF the 20ih, that several
pounds Of gold were brought into town that DAY
Inc following Is an extract tom letter ron MI
UargTaycs, Gated GuyObg, I'm Nay
The excitement Of the people IS beyond is<o1hs
Won can possibly concelTe. Where 1t vii enc; uo-
only knows. Even Cali fornia dld not equa. tne
excitement and confusion which al TINS moment sur
sBy this mail Mr.. samuesand Alderman Fisher
lave returned 70 sydney. The worthy AlOerntn
IDS several OUIttc VI Ep.4f Hlh'' AZ 49,
Three apprentices, who ran away from Bathurst 70
nv their fortune at the Dggings. returned IN Few
DAYS with seventeen ounces IN gold. "hlch was sou
immedi aely for 1jl We have no DOUBT OF the Hu'h
Of this information"
The Gov General of New South Wales has issuec
proclamation propibiting all persons from search
ing for gold without license from the Government
Bfr stuchbury the Government Geoloeist of New
south Wales. has made report, OF which, general
tenor IS more favorable than any of the previous ac
counts from the gold regions
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rus NlnnrlNcALE,s NV NocAIIoN.-


s,ee.er, clearer and more heavenly than her own
-os, entrancing strains are rae kind pulsarons u
Mss L,xn'. heart, when rs chords voraie 70
,hs touch Of the beautiful and The holy. rae
Ior,owing 10 among the mos. recent OF her kindly
aces TIE seTvsntmud, who mad charge Of
~, rooms She occupied a, the Clifon House
Niagara Falls attracted h'r attention by her
1sau,y, ada5iijy and 6deliry. 81 50 happened
IA, this young lady, b. n,me Margaret Atkinson,
aas about 20 be married. and the news reached the
,o,d vocal.sts ears. She Immediately purchased
tr her becoming and beautiful rousseau
ungs gloves. bonnet, &c. aud with her own hands.
,uanded 70 her toilet on the morning Of the ceTe-
uony Tn done. she took hey n her own carriage,
having first read to her ana hor future husband The
beautiful and affecting passage applicable to the
occasion, conveyed her 10 Lewiston, entered the
Episcopal Church, and there offciaied as hargarets
bridesmaid.
There Is no Queen in Europe that would not De
oroud OF such a maid of honor on similar occasion
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Close Of the state Fair-Row between the
COmnliftees.

ROCHESTER, Saturday, Sept 20, IsjI.
The State Far has ended Al declare II the great
ea ever held The receipts exceeded those OF any
peyiouS FAN by about three thousand dollars. The
memlumS have only amounted 10 $4,000. The eN-
committee Wlsh To fund the remainder, and are UNI
Milling to pay even their own expenses. There has
been "A row between the City Committee and the ex-
Committee. oT The Albany Juntd," aS the Rochester
people call them. The CITY COMMITTEE, IN conSidc
IaiOn of holding the Far here. engaged 10 pay hVe
thousand dollars toward the expenses of fitting up
grounds but an expense OF two thousand dollars
has been incurred for invited guests, &c. which the
City Committee did not agree to pay, bat which the
Executive OF State committee INSIST they shall pay
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IMporIANr .earsr ny Rrncr,Es ANn

IMPORTANT tRPHsr ny RVrCL,ES AND
CouSTERsEirERs notorious ho,el thieves AMI
Itgrfo.isIs. llu.c N.n t.-lcI- trt b v ,rtin.
wc-e arrested ~ g O'Clock Tesfs~f IS wnrn!ns, "a
me Carlton dou,e. ay apt Darrct, art oticef Ne,,
1fthc Sixth Want NJ Hodges. me proprietor ~
Oh, house saw these men a5ou ne 20 Sc o. >lilr-
tlr ever re ana b.inr -lthfr Slspc-oIs of thNm.
sent FOR the oicsrs. Who searched zoe ROOTS. aud
f.i.rc arc 90 IN, rool I'd Col v Ina Lt bal SIC.
ree-'cd 10 ahstrac''1s 50 rom the tNp0e's r>rk.
cts TINS moaeY was shown 10 Col. Mann. who az
once iicnu5ed 10 Martin was fotrf m bed iu
another room and on searching rs clothes slt in
counterfeit money. } llrA, .cWtlry an a splendid
st % burgla : tools were f0ult The .cl>et were
locked uD q the sixth Ward Stdon-hod>e during
the nich' and Yesterday uOrnNr we're taken before
Justice Lolhrop who committee them % prison for
trl-l
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEAiENr.-A yoUag
m.n named Rem Fisk 4 clerk in ihe employ If
Isaac D Philips. merchant OF No. ) south street.
was Yesterday arrested On a wdIral; issued by JUS
tee Loihrop on complaint OF his employer, whp
charged him with emoeIZllng about So. Il seems
the accused some four avs since was sent on col
ectlnc tour the city, but dIi not make his appear
ancC n the store until saturday when he ,'l'cl
that ne had lost the funds ne had collected lie was
committed for examination.
lMPRUDENCs OF RETURNED CALIFoR-
MANA man named John Dorian. recently return
ed from California. was on Saturday night found
living n Calharine 5, ~ 4 state of MODIFICATION, lie
was taken 20 The seventh Wan, Police station hy
officer Lyons Who on searching him. 'olnd 49, Ia
gold IN a belt which was fastened about hl> person.
In the morning hlS money was returned 90 nm, and
ne was discharged N!,A q caution.