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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
MEXICAN UNION LIFE Insurance.

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A MERICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE.
n COMPANY Office II East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.-lncor ooraied by the State Of
Ohio. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital,
100000; and a large accumulated fund.
This Company will insure lives on either ths
Stock or Mutual plan. Persons ~insurine in Tho
Mutual Department can secure ohe hail Of the
premium by giving a p emium note. Those insu-
ring in the Stock Department can pay their pre-
Ihiums annually, semi-ahnually, or quarterly
The rates are as low as those charged by mo.t
Companies.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTIONS.
MERCK u. DEAN, President.
GEORGE W. GRAHAM, Secretary.
DIRECTORS. aIfi
Merck D. Dean, Charles 4. Glafief,
Jesse Garretson, NJ. D., X. Hsnkenson,
George 5, bennett, CeIrge W. Graham.
VISITING AND ExARIHf 20 PHYSICIANS.
n. D. Mussey, NJ. D., W. II. Mussey, M ~, ir0
r. S. Newton Nj. D., Jesse Garretson, M. D.. 4
N. R.-ResPensibIe persons (Physieians and
others may obtain the Agency 81 this Company
for theft neighborhood, and be supplied aatis
with its publications for circulation BY addressing
the Secretary. -.
The fullest information in relation 10 the sdk
jet Of Life Insurance will be freely impaired To-
applicants at this Office. S..
GEO. II. pARRER, Agent, Ashland.
June 10, lS53-ly4.
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Companv

NJ THE Independent Blues are hereby hotihed to
L meet 81 the "McNulty House" III Ashland.
ai on the fourth day Of July, at Q O'CLOCK. a: n.
w armed and equipped tor company drill, with ~
1I rounds OF blank cartridges.
lhi BY order Of J. s. FULTON.
~. Ashland, June %, ~Is53.-ew5.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

WASHINGTON JUNE l7-It is positively
asserted this p, NJ, that Hon. Robert ].
Walker has accepted the appointment Of
Commissioner to China.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Tclnpcrance Edntcntion.

THERE will be a meeting of the Ashland Co.
J. Temperance Convention, in Ashland, on Sat.
hrday next, tho 55th inst.
June %, lS53-5tc
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DR.. Thomas llays.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery
GAvANNAH, Ashland County, bhio ais8
~ Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public.
April l3.-iyH 1an .tata1,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

Mr.. A. G. SEIGENTHALER, Of Hayes.
vile, produces finer specimens of Coverlets
and Carpets than any other establishment
on the "back bone" of Ohio. Try him.
And by the way, if you want Saddlery
that is Saddlery, and Boots and Shoes thai
can Ego ii" and not wear out in a hurry,
call on Mr.. d. Fox.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

An eagle was shot in Trunbull County
a short lims since. l..a. ,#I H.. :.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

Good Buffers riz-while " grease but
ter" will hereafter command only its real
value. Mr.. HorcmKIss will do much, we
have no doubt, to improve the character of
Ashland county butter, and to " put money
in the purse" Of our farmers.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
E DRUG sToREl

RoLlA II. CHUBB g. CO. \,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
Two doors enst fthe Bank. and opposIie M Fmn,,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09
Maine Law in Canada.

TORONTO, June IL.
Among the acts passed during the session
just closed, is one that's regarded as the pre-
cursor OF the Maine Liquor Law, II is an
act to restrain the selling Of any intoxicating
liquors within certain distance OF any public
works that are in progress. so that the rail.
way labores will find il difficult to obtain al.
coholic drinks. ~
The Governor In Council may declare any
works in progress within tho scope Of this act
by issuing proclamation to the effect. All
liquors illegally found within the prohibited
limits may be seized and destroyed. All pay
ments for liquors illegally sold are made void.
and the amount is recoverable. Stringent
penalties are annexed to the Infringement
ofthis act, and no appeal from the magistrates
or judges decision is permissible, unless the
person convicted first enters into recognizsn-
ces to the amount of 500 TO prosecute the
appeal and pay all fines and penalties that
may be awarded against him upon the tinai
determination Of the case.
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ARTICLE V.


Sec. e2. Upon the return day, if a jury
be required, or if the Justice be actually en-
gagged in other official business, he may ad.
journ the trial without the consent Of either
party as follows
1.-Where a party is in attendance, who
is not resident of the county, or where the
defendant is in attendance under arrest, the
adjournment not to exceed forty eight hours
and the defendant, if under Arrest. TO continue
in custody.
2.--In other cases, not to exceed eight days,
unless by consent of parties. If the trial be
not adjourned, il must take place immediate
ly upon the return Of the summons
Sec. 63 The trial may be adjourned up
on the application Of either party, without the
consent Of the other, for period not exceed
ing thirty days as follows:--
The party asking the adjournment must, if
required by bis adversary, prove by his own
oath, or otherwise, that he cannot for want of
material testimony which he expects to pro.
cure, safely proceed to trial.
Sec. "a. An adjournment may be had
either at the return day, or at any subsequent
time to which the cause may stand sdjuorned,
on application Of either party, for a period
longer than thirty days, but cot to exceed
ninty days from the time of the return of the
summons, upon compliance with the provis-
ions of the preceding section, and upon proof
by the oath of the party or otherwise, to the
of the Justice, that snch party
cannot be ready for trial before the time to
which he desires an adjournment for the want
of material evidence, describing it, that the de-
lay has not been made necessary by any act,
or negligence on his part since the action
was commenced, and that he expects to pro
cure the evidence at the time stated by him
ITO be continued)
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Change Of the Place of zrtal.

Sec 81. II on the return of process, or at
any time before trial shall have commenced.
1t shall be made satisfactorily to appear TO
the Justice of the Peace before whom any
cause is instituted or is pending for trial. by
the affidavit of either of the parties in the
cause:
THAT such Justice is material witness
for either party: or,
2-If jury be demanded by the adverse
party, then that he cannot as he verify be-
lieves have fair and impartial trial in such
township, on account of the bias or prejudice
of the citizens thereof
Sec. SO. lfthe place of the trial be chang.
ed on account Of the Justice being material
witness in the cause, such cause shall he
transferred to trial before some other Justice
of the Peace of the same township, If there
be one there legally comperent to try such
cause; II there be no such Justice within such
township, or il such change be granted on &C
count of the bias or prejudice of citizens of
such township against such party, or because
the adverse party has an undue advantage
over him therein, the case shall be taken 10
some Justice in an adjoining township of the
same county.
Sec SO. The Justice granting such change,
shall deliver or transmit the papers in the
cause, together with certified transcript of
the proceedings before him, to the Justice to
whom such change may be granted, who
proceened therein. and have the same juris-
diction. power and duties. in all respects
whatever, as if such suit had been originally
instituted before him.
Sec, go, Before any such change shall be
allowed, the costs as specified in the next
following section. shall be paid by the party
applying for such change. or he shall have
confessed judgement therefor before the
Justice granting the change.
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The Rhode Island Liquor Law-Ifea-
w Damages for Injuries Received
PRoVfpENcR. Jnnc I'D

The case of w. H. Greene against the Off
Ger who seized his liquor under the law which
the court declared to be unconstitutional, was
decided TO day in the Circuit court sitting at
Newport, the verdict being for the plaintiff
damages $40, which does not carry costa
Daniel r. Clapp has recovcreda verdict
against the city for So. 376 sc, in the Circuit
court at Newport MIR Clapp felln the steets
in very slippery time last winter, and broke
his leg. He claimed damages on the graand
that the city wasboud to enforce the law pro.
yiding for the removed Of snow and ice from
the sidewalks as
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

ITALY and especially Piedmont has lost one
OF its most iliustrious men by the death Of
Count Caesar Balbo. who died at his residence
in Turin on the 4th inst, aged about 10 years.
He belonged to one Of the nost ancient
families of Italy. and traces It's line with ur.
doubted accuracy to julius Cesar. His bis.
torical and political writings placed him among
the first Of the Italian writers, and he did as
much. perhaps, as any other person. 20 intro.
duce the constitutional system Of government
in this country. He has been a member Of
its Parliament from its beginning. Cor.
Ne1ark Daily Adpsrfisss. ilss So. -
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Deaths by excessive neaL

The excessive heat Of last Thursday 80.
s;royed grcstnumberof liyea In New Ywk
forty persons died within few houfa The
streets were stresn with the oarcasses Of
dead horses. which had fallen oyerPowered BY
the sun and exertion. ,as.s ~ sN
In Baltamore thirteen deaths occurred Of
coup de soiiel, and horses without number
In Philadelphia sixteen iquests were held In
the afternoon, a, least twelve died from HE
same cause. Cincinnati, Charleston, Boston
and various other places record the loss Of
many lives by sun stroke. AT sunrise the
thermometer stood at sc deg in this city, At
2 O'Clock p. NJ, at l0i deg. The oldest To-
habitants will confess 10 bnt few more oppres
sye days within their ancient recollection.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

GEN. ALMoNrE, the Mexican Minister and
Suit arrived at Cincinnati yesterday, and
stopped at the Burnet House. He was the
Mexican Minister to the United States, at the
commencement Of the late war with that
nation. -
T. s. Gen ALaosrE. wife. and dsuph.
ter, and Suit arrived in Columbus last even
ing and stopped at the United States Hotel.
de passed on towards Washington this fore.
noon. =
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PArssy,LLr. June "a

AS the tightening train going, east last
night was passing the station at Madison, q
man by the name of Gilbert was instantly
killed. He was standing near The. track, and
by the rush of air from the train which was
going at full speed, he was thrown againss
the building and then under the cars. He
was Utterly torn to pieces
His head was separated from tie body and
carried several rods.
This is the first accident that has occurred
since The contemplation of the road.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

TnE Democratic central committee have
called State convention to.nominate School
Superintendent in opposition to the nominee Of
thu Teachers convention, 10 be holden at Co
umbus, August Gath. We wager white
beaver that the candidate of pedigogues will
beat the scrub of the demagogues, The race
will be educated VS.. locofocoism-F. City.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

LoRiS ASDREws. s.--This gentleman has
been spending few days among his friends
in Massillon. He is in excellent health, and
as enthusiastic in the cause of education as
ever, His friends in this town are as great
a multitude as 20 man can number For the
office OF state commissioner Of common schools.
Mr. Andrews has no opposition Ia this COM
tnunity. The town Of Massllon, we verify
believe, viii give him an unanirnons vote.
So mote It be. II Massillon News.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

Sec 61. When such change is at the in.
stance Of the plaintiff, he shall be taxed with
all the costs which have accrued and which
shall accrue in the cause until such Transcript
and papers shall be delivered to the Justice to
whom such is removed for trial. and when on
the application Of the defendant, he shall be
taxed with the costs which have aecured for
issuing subpenas for witnesses and service
thereof, witness fees, and costs Of Justice for
transferring the cause to the docket of the
other Justice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

E5,The interior of the Capitol at Wash
'ngton is undergoing renovation. The rotun-
da having first been improved in appearance.
workmen are now engaged in painting the
Hall OF Representatives and making such
other repairs as its condition requires. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

The amount Of gold dust riascbs.ea !,
THE place. during. last wee.s, amounted q
ffty.sesen hundred aud eighty OUNCE IA
We are assured By the dealers ID this article.
that much more would have beeo bfouobi
had there been suiEeisaey q coin ID the scMs'
-Plaeerville News y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09
ARTICLE III.
Bill Of Particulars.

Sec 81, In all cases before a justice, the
plaintiff, his agent or attorney, shall file with
such Justice bill of the particulars of bis
demand, and the defendant, if required by
the plaintiff, bis agent or attorney, shall file
a like bill Of the particulars he may claim a:
set-of, and the evidence Of the trial shall
be confined to the items set forth in said bills
Sec. IS. The bills of particulars mus,
state in plain and direct manner the facts
constituting tho cause Of action, or the claim
to be set off
Sec. So. The bill Of particulars may bf
amended at any time before the trial or dur
ing the trial, or upon appeal to supply any
deficiency. or omission in the items, when BY
such amendment. substantial Justice will be
promoted. If the amendement be made at
the time Of, or during the trial, and it be made
10 appear TO the satisfaction of the Justice by
on h, that an adjournment is necessary to the
adverse party in consequence Of such amend.
ment. an adjournment must be granted. The
Justice may also in his discretion, require as
condition Of an amendement,' the payment
of costs to the adverse party, to be fixed by
the Justice but such payments cannot be re-
quired, unless an adjournment is made neces-
sary by the amendement
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

A REMEDY FOR THE Seasonal lump of
wet saleratus applied to the sting ola wasp
or bee, will stop the pain in one moment, and
prevent it from swelling. Pin this fact up
somewhere for this seasons use, for those
who are not fond of the sensation Of sting.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

EXODUS OF THE MokMoNs About eight
hundred Mormons have .et their camp ground
at keokuk on their way to Salt Lake CITY.
About three thousand in all have arrived
there. and about eight hundred more are ex.
pected. EaS -
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wAsHrsaYos. June 20.

WAsHINa@os. June 22.
MIR. Garoiner's counsel made an effort to
get up the case Of Mr.. Chas Gardiner TO day.
The District Attorney opposed it A prosrsc.
ted discussion took place. woi
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No Sacrifice of lprintiplts.
FREMONT. sANDUsKY COUNTY, JULY ., 1853.

and the constable shall, under such order,
have the same power to take the property,
as he would have under an order Of attach.
meut.
Sec. 4s. If any of the property which has
been attached, be claimed by any person 9TH
er than the defendant, the claimant may have
the validity of such claim tried, and such pro.
ceedings must be had thereon, with like eff.
feet, as in case the property had been seized
upon execution issued by the justice and
claimed by a third person.
Sec. 40. Where several attachments are
executed on the same property. or the same
persons are made garnishees, the Justice issu-
ing the first order served on the motion of
any Of the plaintiffs, may determine the a.
mounts and priorities Of the several attach
ments, and the proceeds shall be applied &C.
cordingly.
Sec. so. The officer shall return upon ev-
cry order Of attachment what he has done
under it. The return must show the proper.
ty attached, and the time it was attached
When garDishees are served, their names and
the time each was served must be stated
The officer shall also return with the order
all undertakings given under it.
Sec 81. An order of attachment binds the
property attached from the time of service,
and the garnishee shall stand liable to the
plaintiff in attachment for all property, mon
eys and credits in his hands, or due from him
to the defendant from the time he is served
with the written notice mentioned in section
thirty seven, but when property is attached
in the hands of consigDee or other person
having prior lien, his liens thereon shall not
be affected by the attachment
Sec. So. If the defendant, or other person
in his behalf at any time before judgment,
cause an undertaking to be executed TO the
plaintiff by one or more or suretlcs resident
in the county, to be approved by the Justice,
in double the amount Of the plaintiffs claim,
to be stated in his affidavit, to the effect, that
the defendant shall perform the judgment of
the Justice, the attachment in such action,
shall be discharged, and restitution made of
any property taken under it, or the proceeds
thereof; such undertaking shall also dis
charge the liability of a garnishee in such ac-
ton for any property Of the defendant in his
hands.
Sec. SO. If in any case where an order of
attachment has been issued by Justice of
the Peace, it shall appear from the return Of
the officer, and from the examination of
the garnishee. that no property, moneys,
rights, credits or effects of the defendant has
been taken under the attachment but that
the defendant is the owner of an interest in
real estate in the county, the Justice before
whom said action is pending, shall at the re-
quest of the plaintiff, forthwith certify his pro-
ceedings to the court of common pleas of the
proper county, and thereupon the clerk of
said court shall docket said cause, and the
action shall be proceeded with in said court
in all respects as if the same had originated
therein.
ARTICLE III.
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PORTA COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
II. p. BUCKLAND, Agent,
FREMONT, OHIO.

DIR. R. 8. RICE.
Coutinlesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country.
OEFIcE, as formerly, on Frontstreet, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. 20, le50.-37
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09
NAMTAsTNNo
T.. ID Parker SurgeOu Dentis

L. - Parker Surgeon Dentist,
d ESPECTFULLYte Y tenders profession a services
INto the citizens Of Fremont and vicinity, all ope-
Tntions relating TO the preservation and beauty Of
the natural teeth, rthe insertion OF artificial teeth,
on pivot gele or silver plate, done in the neatest
manner. He isin possession OF the latest improves
ments now in use, consequently he hafters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofthe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, audtesthe extracted
without pain if desired.
Office in Caldwel's Brick Building, overDr.
Rice's Office.
Fsement Jan. "a, 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

The easiest way to make clear breast
It," is to take an emetic People with "some
thing on their minds, will please notice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

In certain village lived very honest far.
mer, who, having number of men boeing in
held went TO see how his work went on
Finding one of them sitting still, he reproved
him for idleness The Man answered, / thirst
for the spirit'-'Grog you mean, suppose.
said the farmer; but if the Bible teaches YOU
to thirst after the spirit, it says also. hoe!
every one that thrstethp
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

The JouRuAL, Published every Saturday morn
In Buckland's Brick Building-third
itoryi Fremont, Sandusky county ,Ohio.
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Business Direetorp.
FREMONT JOURNAL
JOB PRINTING FFICE:

Weare now prepared TO execute 10 order, in
aeatand expeditions manner, and uponthe fairest
.rms; almost all descriptions of
JOB PRINTING;
SUCH AS
BUSINESS CARDS, Bill HEADs,
CtRcutARs, BILLs or LADtFe,
H.NnRUts lCgRTIFIcATEs,
C.rAIosuEs, DRAFrs,
Stow BILLS, BILLS,
IusrtcEs' BLANLs, BAEK CHEcKs,
L,wyyes' BLANKs, Law CAsEs,
MAmrEsrs, BAIL TIcKErs,E ,Erc. ,Erc.
We would say to those of ourfriends who are in
want Of such work, you need not 90 abroad to get
done, when il can be done just as well at home
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-09

GE The following is said to be veritable
tomb stone inscription down in Maine:
Sacred TO the memory of James Fl. Ran
dom, who died August the sixth 1900. His
widow, who morns as one who can be com.
iorted. aged only twenty-four, and possessing o
every qualification for good wife, lives in
street in this yillage"