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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

Published By order OF Ward COMMITTEES - -
Epw1Rp GRFENE Sec JOHN NJ SMITH, Chairman.
Eleventh Ward.-Furusn recomme ldeion Of the General
hg Electors the nth Ward requested TO
assemble at No 665 4ths THURSDAY MORNING. the 18Th
inst 10 choose Ward Committee and delegates General Commit
lee for the ensuing
WIN. GREEN.
HERRIcK, Inspectors
n. pENOY.
~ o,asr of Wara Committee HAMILTON WADE, Chm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
House OF Representatives
94 o'clock, a. IN.


Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Preston.
Fetitions--Bv MIR. Bushnell Of s. P
Webber and 81 others of Plymoth, in Rich
land and Huron counties. praying that the
aforesaid town Of Plymouth may be attach
ed either 10 Richand or Huron county. Re-
ferred TO Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. George, Of James W. Mclaughlin
and 33 others. qualified voters, with two
exceptions, Of Carroll county, against aboli-
ton of capitol punishment
BY MIR. johnson, of Robert Lydel and 80
others of Berea, Cuyshoga county, on Ten
perance.
Reports Of standing committes.--Mr. Le'
Blond, from the committee on Public Works
reported back the petition Of James Cook foi
damages sustained in the construction of the
Miami Canal, and asked to be discharged. a:
a bill was pending foi such claims.
Report of select commitsees.-Mr Baker
reported back the resolution relative to the
claim Of j. u Giesy, and recommended it'
adoption. Referred TO the committee o
Public Works
Orders Of the dsy.--Mr Damon offered {
resolution granting the use Of the Hall Oh
Mondy evening to the Rev. d. A. Tying, ,C
lecture on the prohibition of the liquor traffic
provided the consent of Mr.. Neil be first Oh
tsihed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Reputation after Death.

1t is very singnsr, how the fact of mans
death often seems TO give people truer idea
Of his character, whether for good or evil,
than they have ever possessed while he was
living and acting among them. Death is 50
genuine fact that it excludes falsehood, or
belrays its emptiness; it is touchstone that
proves the gold, and dishonors the baser me.
tai. Could the departed, whoever he may be
return in week after his decease he would
almost invariably find him at higher or a
lower point than he had formerly occupied,
on the scale of public appreciation.-Haw-
horne.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

Reports Of Standing CaW'miiiess = Mr.
Stone, from the majority Of the committee on
The Currency. reported back the bill 10 repeal
the &C, Incorporating the Ohio Life lnsurance
AID Trust Company. with verbal amend.
ment. which was agreed TO, and the bill laid
temporarily on the table
Mr.. Bigelow offered resolution directing
the Trustees Of the Benevolent Institutions
TO examine into tho cost Of repairing the
drains. and apparatus for warming and venti-
lating the Lunstic Asylum in this city
Adopted.
Mr.. Dale offered resolution requesting the
committee on Printing to inquire why the doc
uments ordered 10 be printed in the German
language were not printed. Adopted.
Mr., Fisher. from the majority Of the Tenn
perauce committee, reported back Rush's
temperance bill, with several amendments.
providing that no search shall take place with
out affidavit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Ten Million Project.

Mr.. Marshall asked leave to offer .esolu-
ton TO place at the discretion Of the President
of lqe United States ten millions Of dollars, to
meet any extraordinary emergencies in our
foreign relations which might arise during re-
Cess He merely wished it referred to the
committee on Foreign Affairs who might re-
pert at any time, and that gentlemen might be
enabled to participate in the debate to which
he hoped il would give rise.
Several gentlemen objected TO the introduc-
ton Of the resolution
Mr.. Marshall moved q suspension Of the
rules. and hoped the House would act intelli-
gently upon the subject.
The yeas and nays were loudly called for
and ordered.
Mr.. Marshall wished to state he did not
want the resolution to be considered by the
House u; this time, but to be referred.
Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia. fthis motion to
suspend shall prevail. would it not be compe-
lent for the House to pass il?
Mr.. Marshall--I will answer
Mr., Stephens-Addres the chair.
Ar. Marshall--I simply give the gentleman
the assurance of my own word. will not ask
ior liS pdosaBe' anu u sueh thouoh SNAIL Oe
made. will withdraw the resolution il l have
the right.
Mr.. Stephens--I hope those who are op-
posed 10 tue resolution will vote against sus
pending the rules, for if this prevails. the reso
ldlion may be put on its passage.
Mr. Bayly wished 70 say a lew words, bu
objection was made.
Mir Brooks--is the question on voting ten OF
twenty mliiuns
The House refused to suspend the rules
yeas 20. maya l06. The affirmative vote Was
Aessss. Ashe. Beale, Brown Of Mississippi
Burt. Cartier, Dean, Doty. Florence. Gaylord
Gorman. Green, Howard. Marshall. Mason
MCorkle. Orr, Polk. Riddle. Ross. Russell
Savage. Scurry. Stanton Of Tennessee, Stan.
ton Of Kentucky. ST. Martin. Sweetstes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
A New and Dangerous AIterption-

We saw yesterday afternoon, at Willis d
Cos, fifty dollar bill altered from some
Michigan Bank to the Merchants Bank of
Burlington, VT The name Merchants Bank"
Burlington" and Estate of Vermont" have
been printed in the plate. The bills can be
easily detected by noticing tha. the right end
of the bill has the figures so at the top and
bottun and in the center between to two SOS
is a lady string down, with the words Estate
Of Vermont. printed in circle overhead /;
also by the name i" Burlington" being printed
on the right Of the bill in line with the num-
Der of the bll.-1rdveier, l5th
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

Will Mr. NJ please accept our sincere thanks
for the favorable notice he has taken Of our
paper9 May he, and all men Of the same
stamp, "Ive thonsand years"
For the Journal.
Ma. EDrroR:--I have read No l. Of the
Journal, with some attention; aud, as a whole,
am much pleased with it.
Your Sautatory is as it should be--brief,
aud to the point Your Platform" rs broad
enough to stand upon, and we hope, you will
carry It cut q the letter.
Your seiectA2s are appropriate--but es.
pecially that Model Schooi Report" Thi,
should be printed in letters of gold, and oc.
cupy conspicuous place in every Shool
House, thorughout the length and breadth oI
our land. 1t could not fail to do good, either
by stimulating those who are unfit to teach
to qualify themselves, for that honorable and
responsible position, or point out to them the
proprety Of retreing from places they were
incompetent to fill, and thus make room fol
those whocs qualifications would do honor &c
themselves, and benefit those who are com
mitted to their charge.
MusKALUNaE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

The following history Of the Rock Rose,
and its medicinal properties We copy from
the New Haven Palladium:
From the NeW Havsn Palladium, Mayek,
1922
The increased interest manifested in the
Rock Rose. owing to the virtue of its medici.
NAL properties, calls for a brief history Of il,
IN order to correct any erroneous opinion that
may have been entertained concerning it;
and also 20 set in true light the nature of
plant that has already wrought such wonders.
aud which promises 10 be universally bene6-
We do not propose 10 give complete his
tory Of It's botanical properties or to enumer-
ate even tithe Of the cases in which il has
been successfully used, and which have rem
dered il worthy of the confidence the public
have reposed in il. We shall accomplish
our subject and feel fully repaid II we may
be the means Of communicating correct in
formation concerning plant which possesses
valuable properties
In addition to remarkable popularity Of
the plant, Of bearing two crops Of flowers in
one season, il also has another interesting and
beautiful property We are indebted TO the
United States Dispensaiory Of lS47, for the
following description Of il:
Eaton says that in the months Of Novem.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Henry Ward Beecher and the News
papers.

The following racy article in the Indepen-
dent from Mr.. Beecher.w We hope will be entlre-
ly satisfactory TO thoss editors most concern
en-: -
.'insaliaie Editor, would not tioo 1"-Younp
We had always supposed that absurd sto-
ries grew in this vicinity like weeds in the
tropics, or trees planted by the rivers. For
once. however, the country newspapers have
got ahead Of our neighborhood. We have
made diligent search; taken the census; ex.
amined every cradle,drawer, closet, crib. nook,
and corner, and are prepared to affirm the
following story, which has been in the Wind
ham county Telegraph. the Norwich Tribune,
Springfield Republican. Boston Chronicle, and
other papers, to be an erdggerotionl
"Rey. II. w. Deecher's lady has presented
him with .fvs little responsibilities in little
better thanpone year; two soon after the ar
rival Of Kossuth. and three the other day. "
Twins there we're ayear ago, whose bless
ed faces fill the house with light. But the
three above mentioned, were born of those
maternal editors whose brains fulfill the pro-
phet's word. "Ye shall conceive chaff; ye
shall bring forth stubble."
We turn these mousing, mongering editors
over to the next women's rights convention
or. IL they are not it for seat there, they
may smuss their children with nursery tales
while the mothers are at discussion; or, il no.
q, for that. let them in mercy be bound out
as very dry nurses at some founding hospi
tal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

A corps Of competent engineers cor,men-
ced the preliminary survey for the Fremont
and Defiance railroad. on Monday morning
last The road will be constructed without
delay. We will notice some Of the prospects
Of this very importaE. road. next week.
Books will be opened for receiving sub
scriptons to the Capital Stock of the Compa-
ny. at the Court House in this place. on the
26th Of Feb next at 10 O'Clock A. M. and
at the Court House in Defiance, Defiance Co.
on the 3D. OF March next, at 10 O'Clock
A. N. See notice. Sd page Sd. Column neal
the Sop.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
LAWS OF OHIO
ANACT.

" -
'sfs 7 AN ACT.
Supplementary TO the act eusliled "sn ae' "
lasine TO the otganlxation et Courts o. sus,
,iss and thsir powers and duncs' pas'eu
NJ February lath. 1854.
zec. l. BE u eHocfrd BY ne 6enfro' ~,
sffs5tg eff STATE Of Ohio, That '"'',
be inpfsi for the Supreme Court oy spec,"'
mandate or other proper mode, to iequlre 'ne
District Court or Court OF Common rieas o.
sl,s county in which any suit determined 10
the supreme Court shall have originated 70
carry the Judgment or decree OF 'he supreme !,
Court into execution; and the same shall
thereupon be carried intc.cxecutIon by such
interior Court BY process Of execution or
other lawful mode, as the case may require.
SEc.. 2. rbs lands and tenemenss Of 'ne
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

RE If tobacco is nasty weed, It must
have some good Office to perform in the
great medicine school of nature. We some
times use it in tea as an emelic--in an oil as
deadly poison-in the mouth as delicious
morsel: some has discovered in the "stuf"
an antidote for aching teeth, and gives the
following receipt:
Take paper of tobacco, pour upon il n
wine glass Of warm water, squeeze out part
Of the moisture, and after placing the pulp
upon slice Of bread d,apply it as plaster to
tho face. There is nothing like it for the
toothache-and it is the only remedy for ii
in its worst from, the ague in tbe face Com
n,ercial Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Arrival of the Steamship Africa.

NEw YORK, Jan. 80.
The steamship Africa, with Liberpool dates
to the 10th, arrived this morning.
Cotton in better demand Sales 43,7oo
bales for the week; $500 on speculation. Q.
3oJ for export. Market closed steady.
Trade at Manchester duiet- t-prce unchang-
ed. Beefin demand; holders ask high prices
No sales of Pork.
Wheat in fair demand at full rates of last
week
Flour, extreme figures Of last week obtain.
ed.
Indian corn held firm; good demand for
floating cargoes.
The steamship Georgia, from Aspinwall, ar.
rived this morning with the California mail.
and treasure. She brings no later news.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-At a meeting Of
the Democratic citizens. members of Congress
and others, at the United States Hotel, this
evening. B. J. French presiding,it was decided
not to hold the customary Inauguration Ball
on the 4th Of March. in consequence of the
domestic afflicton of the President, and the
continued illness of the Vice President elect
Arrangements will. however, will be made on
the part of the citizens. 10 give General
Pierce becoming reception.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
The Revolution In Mexico.

New Orleans date Of the 25th bring late
and important intelligence from Mexico show
lag that the Revolutionist are triumphant ev-
erywhere, and all were looking anxiously for
the return of Santa Anna President Arista
resigned his office and fled from the Capital
on the 9th inst. Sen. Cevales. Judge of the
Supreme Court of Justice, had become Pres.
ident ad interim. Cen Minon, with the
Government troops, had been routed in g
regular battle.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

lMPoRrAST ARouhKyr--On Saturday
morning mt 10 o'clock. an application will be
made 10 Judge Bates for an injunction 10
restrain the collection Of the taxes assessed
on the banks Of this city. The application
will be made by Messrs. Staobery. Swan 4
Andrews and Swayne. and will be resisted
by Elijah Backus. and H. @. Noble. Esqrs
The session will be held at the old Court
House. AS the question is Of much public
interest, and the srray Of legal talent is
formidable, we look for an interesting time
Of it, Ohio State Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
sE A couple Of Shakers eloned from

GE A couple of Shakers eloped from a
settlement near Troy the other day. One
was a man of thirty eight, and the other
lady of uncommon beauty, aged seventeen
The parties were married. and left for Louis
vile, Ky. The man related his Shaker ex-
perience, and stated the awful fact that he
had never kissed a girl in his life until be kiss
ed his inamorata. about forty-eight hours be-
fore their marriage. Wasn't he behind time
Gin. Enquirer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

THE NEw YoRK CRYSTAL PAtAcE.--We
regret to learn from the committee in this city,
that the applications in the city for room in
the New York Palace for the exhibition Of
the products of our manufacturers and Art-
zans, are very few. Oar manufacturers con
exhibit good articles, If they wiil---articles
which will do them credit. The time for max
ing application for space will expire on the LIST
Of February, though we hope it will be extern
ded.-- Cin. Gd=
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

G1- g. F. Nesbit, Esq, has shown to the
Postmaster General an embossed stamp for
prepaid envelopes which has been accepted,
and the manufacture will at once proceed
Such, however, is the labor and care required
for their production, that none will be ready
for delivery under three months from thia
date.-N Y Mirror.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

We hope none Of our readers will fail TO
read the notice of the Committee, appointed
week before last, for Railroad meeting to.
morrow evening. 1t is high time an ener-
getic movement was made in the matter OF
the Fort Wayne Road. There are NJ obsta.
cles which cannot be overcome Ifthe Fre-
mont people refuse TO cooperate, (wnch is not
llkely,) it should make little or no difference
here.-Samdusky Register
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
THE JOURNAL:

Having been disappointed in getting the
right sized paper, will occoun, for the lean sp-
pearauce of our paper this week. We prom.
Use something better for next week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

E1- Those who wish to see something ex-
ira in the line of Hardware stores can be
gratihed by calling as Garfield and Mitchell's
We have not seen better looking estab.
shment. Of the kind, 10 Ohio. The rooms
are spacious. well and neatly filed The main
room has fine glass front. worth looking at
But call and see and then Judge for yourself
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
~It is said tbn, the Jananese are

fE 1t is said that the Japanese are well
prepared for the arrival Of our feet. The
Emperor has under arms. 100000 soldiess.
while every exposed point Of the whole coast.
is well fortified. The harbor of Jeddo is liz.
terally alive with armed Junks. A gentle
man, just arrived at Boston from china. from
whom this information was obtaided. says the
japanese had already watch fires on the
mountains in momentary expectation Of an
invasion. lthis be true. it will be rather
difficult we apprehend. to convince them
that our feet was sent on a mission Of peace
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

kw An old topper bet that he could when
blindfolded tell each Of several kinds Of Ii,
quors When brandy, whiskey. gin. and 9TH
er drinks were presented TO him. he pronoun.
eed correctly what they were. Al length a
glass Of pure water was given him; he tasted
Il. paused. tasted again. and again considered.
and shook mis- head. At last said be. "Gen-
tlemsn give itup. ! am nos used 10 that
sort Of liquoI"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

Ey- Texas. in Henry CO., is getting to be
quite city, it has a grocery in it, under the
sign of "a hole in the wall."-E'xehange.
This establishment joins another called
"Hole in the Pocket."-BuG Express.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Saturday, January 20, 1853.
IN SENATE,
81 O'clock, a. m.

3 O'clock, a. IN.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Irish.
Mr. Hill presented the petition Of E. S.
Lane. F. I. Barny and 225 other citizens Of
Erie county, for a law to protect the wife and
children against the improvidence of the hus-
band and father,
Mr.. Vsttier presented the memorial Of J.
T. Desilver in relation to claim held against
him by the commissioners of the State Lii.
brary. Referred to the committee on Claims
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

There are three kinds of men in the world
the "Wills." the "Won'ls," and the
"Can'ts." The former effect every thing, the
other oppose every thing. 81 will" builds our
railroads and steamboats,. al WON'T" dom.
believe in experiments and nonsense: :" while
81 can't" grsws weeds for wheat, and COM
monty ends his days in the slow digestion of a
court Of bankruptcy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Ohio Legislature.
Columbus, Jan. 81.
MORNING SESSION.

HorsE-Mr. Lyle presented petition
from Ellis & Morton and fifty other individ.
uals, citizens Of Cincinnati, asking for law
authorizing the purchase of property in that
city for a site for County Jail.
The bili to authorize Township Trustees 10
establish water courses, passed.
The bill giving Justices of the Pesce con.
current jurisdiction with CoIoners, in certain
cases, passed.
The bill supplementary TO the act for the
relief Of insolvcnt debtors. passed.
SENATE-The bill to establish code Of
civil procedure was taken up. and its third
reading continued until recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENArE-The third reading Of the code
bill was completed, and the Senate took re-
cess until Tomorrow morning, at o O'Clock.
HoUsE-Most Of the afternoon was occu.
pied in Committee of the Whole on the bill
authorizing cities to borrow monney to build
Water Works
A resolution was adopted granting the
Hall to Rev Mr.. Tying of Cincinatti. 10 lee
ture this evening on Temperance.
Adjourned.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
Friday, January IS. 1853.
IN SENATE.


81 o'clock, a. m.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Irish.
Mr.. Tod reported back the bill supplement
tary TO the act for the relief of insolvsnt
debtors, with amendment which we're agreed
to. And the question being Oh the passage
Of the bill.
A call Of the Senate was ordered, and o6
Senators answ cred 10 their names.
The bill WAS discussed by Messrs. Finck,
Pardee. Peppard. Ferguson and Cradlebaugh
for, aHd Messrs. Riddle. and Atkinson against
il After which. the bill passed yeas %,
nays s.
Tae bill 10 regulate iai.rosd mortgages
vas read the second time, referred 10 the
c0mIIilse of the Whole.
2t O'Clock. p. m.
The bill authorizing township trustees to
establish water courses aud locate bitches in
certain cases. was ordered 10 be epgrossed
The bill supplementary to the act for the
encouragement VI AgrcuGure, was read the
third tiAe and passed.
OnmoliSn Of Mr. Hillf. bill 70 amend
che act to establish free turnpike road from
Lover Sandusky 10 the wesi line Of Saudus.
Ky county, was taken up and read the third
time. and the question being on its passage, II
was laid upon the table.
The bill to authorize suits 70 be brought
against the State in certain cases. xhs laid on
the table TO be prinicd with the anlsnnd-
neuls
The bill supplementary 10 the act for the
support Of iIlexis;msse children. was ordered
% Do engrosssd snd resd shs the third hpe
on Wednesday Hexl