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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
AN ACT.

NO. 43. AN ACT,
To amend the seventy first section OF the act
entitled "an act to provid for the organ
isation of cities and Incorporated villages" T"
passed March LIST, 1852.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio. That section
seyenty-one Of the above recited act, be, and
10 hereby so amended as to read as follows
Sec II. The city council of cities of the
frst class shall provide by ordinance for the
election by the quaified voters thereof, or for
tho appointment By the mayor. of one chief
of police. aud so many lientenants as they
may determine (if they deem il necessary to
have any lieutenanis,) and for the election,
by the qualified voters of each ward. or for
appointment by the mayor, Of an equal mum.
Der Of night watchmen in each ward respect.
ively. who shall hold their Office for one year,
unless sooner removed The city council may
provide by ordinance. for the election Of the
officers named in this section either on the
day Of the annual spring election. or at a
special election, as to them may seem advisa
BILE; the aforesaid officers, before entering
upon the duties of their respective Offices
shall give bond with good and sufficient surety
20 the Satisfaction Of the mayor for the
faithful discharge Of the duties OF such ofii
GERS respectively The mayor shall have
power to remove any of the officers above
named. SO elected or appoiatied, for neglect of
duty. misconduct or other sufficient cause, and
may appoint other persons to fill, for the un-
expired term, all vacancies caused by such
removal or otherwise. The mayor shall, at
The second regular meeting of the city council
In April in each year. and at such other times
~ he may deem expedient. report to the city
council, concerning the municipal affairs ofthe
city, and recommend such measures as to him
may seem advisable: be shall have the power
70 sit in the Police Court, and to perform
the duties OF the Judge thereof; in case of
the disability or unavoidable absence Of the
Police Judge. he shall have. within the coun-
~ 10 which such city is situated in al Grim
inai cases. all the powers of justice of the
peace. but except in case ofurgency or neces.
sity, the mayor shall no, be required to sit
on the examination or hearing of any criminal
charge or case; and warrants issued by him
shall be made returnable before some Jodge
ofthe Police Court
See. 2. That original section seventy -one
of the act entitled IAN act To provide for The
organization OF cities and Incorporated villa
Res." be and The same is hereby repealed
+. @. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April II. 1884.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
April is. lss4.
AN ACT

l4. AN ACT
To fix and provide for the terms OF the Dis
trict Court in the Third Circuit. being com.
posed Of the fifth and seventh Common
Pleas District Of Ohio.
Sec, l. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the Stale of Ohio. That the terms
Of the District Court shall hereafter be hold.
en- in the several counties Of the Fifth Judic.
ial District in the State Of Ohio as folows:
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Sec. 2 In the county Of Faye.te. the FIRST
day Of May.
In the county Of Highland. the fourth day
of May.
In the county Of Clermont, the eleventh day
Of May.
In the county Of Brown. the twenty fifth
day Of May.
In the county Of Adams. the first day oi
June.
In the county of Ross, the eleventh day o.
September.
In the county Of Pickaway. the fifteenth
day of September.
In the county of Franklin, the twenty FIRST
day Of September.
In the county ofMadison, the twenty eighth
day OF September.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Sec 3. In the county Of Washington the
fourteenth day of April
In the county of Meigs. the twentieth day
Of April.
In the county of Lawrence, the twenty
fifth day of April
In the county Of Sc;oto, the twenty seventh
day of April.
Iu the county Of Perry, che 6rst day oi
September.
In the county of Fairfield. the fifth day oi
September.
In the county of Hooking. the ninth day Of
September.
In tho county Of Athens. the twelfth day oi
September.
In the county of Vinton, the fourteenth
day Of September.
In the county Of Jackson, the sixteenth day
Of September.
In the county of Pike. the nineteenth day
of September.
Sec 4. II from any case failure to hold
the prescribed terms of the District Court, in
any Of the foregoing counties, should occur. it
shall be the duty Of the judges Of the district
on giving thirty days previous notice, in such
county to hold a special term Of the district
court, in such county. within the same year.
to dispose of the business pending. and should
important business arise in the district court,
in any Of said counties. which cannot be dis
posed Of a, the stated terms of the court. for
want Of time, it shall b. lawful for the judges
of the district court to hold a special term Of
the district court in such county, at such time
as they shalt determine, on giving thirty day
previous notice thereof in the county.
Sec. 5. Should any day named herein. for
the holding Of the said district court. hereaf.
ter fall upon Sunday. said court shall CON-
mence and be holden on the next day.
Sec. 6. That the "Act to fix and provide
for the terms of the District Court in the
third circuit. being composed Of the fifth snd
seventh Common Pleas District Of Ohio
passed February the 9Th. 1853, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
JAYES MYERS.
President Of the Senate.
April II, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

ET Intense excitement has been prevail.
ing in Boston, for several days, in regard to
the arrest Of a fugitive slave. named Barns.
The deputy U s Marshal has been shot
Full particulars will be found in another col
umn. The case has moi yet been decided.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

A gang Of four desperados. confined In the
Newark Jail. very adroitly effected their es-
cape on "Wednesday Of last week. They man
ufac,ured key from piece Of stove pipe,
10 unlock The padlocks that held the bars
across the cell doors. and wooden one
strengthened by iron rivets. with which the
bolts Of the larger locks we're turned. All
things being in readiness, they called for wa.
ter, which was brought them by a girl. who
on opening the hall door, was knocked down
bJ the Williams. when they rushed by her and
made their escape In Osborn's cell, the
following very laconic note addressed to The
Sheriff and citizens of Licking county was
found:
"NEwARK, MAY l2, 1854.
Mr.. O. w. Osborn, John Smith, Benjamin
F. Flowers and John Marsh, will leave Tues.
Iday, May ~, they missed the date one day).
as secretely as possible, as they do not like
the process Of bidding farewell to so many
friends. We are sorry to leave in such an
abrupt manner, and hope you will excuse us
this once. Give our respects to the officers, and
We remain yours. &c,
c. w. OSBORN,
B. F. FLOWERS,
JOHN SMITH.
JOHN MARSH.
p. S.-You need not look for Osborn. for
he is moi the man you want G. w. o.
The articles manufactured are very com
mon, as we had not much material to make
them with. but they will answer the pur-
pose"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
Edward Everett,s Successor.

The Boston Transcript. Of the oath ultimo,
says that Hon OILS P. Lord. Of Salem. will
probably be appointed BY the Governor. as
Mr.. Evereu's successor. until the meeting ol
the Legislature of 1855 We are glad to
hear il. Mr.. Lord is thorough-going bust
ness man. and sterling Wing. A ft person
to fll Mr.. Evere,t's place.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
Bank Robbery.

An adroit thief took from the counter Of
the Canal Bank. Ces Gland. on Friday after.
noon last, package Of bank bills amounting
70 $4,000 There was pile of 100000 upon
the counter. and really the thiefs "modesty
bespeaks his merit" for he only took a fourth
Of it. A reward Of $1,000 is offered for the
detection Of the thief and the return Of the
money. and $500 for either the money OF
thief. or proportionate amount for any part
Of The money. There is not the least suspi-
cion who the robber is. but the hank officer.
are firm in the belief tina. they will recover
the money. Wonder IL the eclipse hadu'l
something to Go with IL?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

or On the reception Of the intelligence
that the Nebraska Bill had passed. th, eiii.
zsns Of Wakeman. Huron county. iolled the
chureh-bell. as significant Of The death knel
Of freedom. AT Elyria. the faithful brough,
out the big-gua and fred to show the enthu.
siam they Eel. that the measure was carried
While this was going on. all tho ehurch bells
were solling. and band Of martial music
with muflsi drums, beat sad requium for
the spiris Of liberty. thus giving expression 10
shs real feelings Of that community
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
G. w, OSBORN,
B, F. FLOWERS,
JOHN SMITH.
J0HN MARSH
Sacred Circle.

We have received from the publishers. the
first number OF a monthly publication bearing
the above title. The Spiritaalists have so in
creased in numbers, that they want an organ
through which to spe,k their sentiments to
the world. Terms, $500 yearly Strictly in
advance. Address Partridge & Britain. SOC
Broadway N Y For an analysis of their
views, we make the following extract from
their address to the reader:-
1t will be the purpose of this work to ad
vance Truth in every form and shape; TO dis
cuss Radical Moral Reform, Radical Intellec-
tual R-form-the Reform Of the the times
in their political, mercantile, agricultural. and
mechanical relations; TO advocate Liberty
positively and unhesitaiing in the full and ia
the abstract; to examine the condition of our
country IN every part, as whole, and in the
several States, Counties, Cities Towns; tt
elevate the existing relation Of Society: to
form new relations. based on the principles oi
Spiritual Philosophy; and To develop those
means which shall harmonlze every element
and instrumentalty of Society one with an
o.her."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

and al necessary order or orders. for ascer-
aiming and Determining. 10 well tho descrpt.
'ch aud qaantty OF the part or parts. of The
70; OF Iosa. proposed BY The petition TO be sur :
fpndered and purchased as aforesaid, as the
vplup and price thereof. and the sum TO be
paid thorefof. according 10 the terms tised by
thls aot and the act 10 which this is supple
meptary. and maysalso proceed to examine.
hear ccpsider and adjust. by ALL and any
rroppsr and necessary orders or DEGREES. ao-
according to the principles Of law and equity,
any doubt. uneeriainty. or imperfeciion Of
title or right which may be presented. or
srias as 10 tho matter or The petition. and the
right or rights. Of the petitioners, 10 susren-
der and purchase the premises so proposed
70 that end. ty the petitioner; and the said
oonri. on being satisfied Of the right aud iii le
Of the petitioner. as assignee. or owner, in and
70 the premises 90 proposed to be surrender.
ed and purchased. or having adjusted and set.
tied sbe same, By its orders aud decree to
that effect, and in affismanoe Of such right,
ahall. unless some vailed, and insuperabls
objection, affecting the rights aud use OF the
benehciarics Of the trust. in and to the fund
arising from the same, shall be interposed by
e.sD o@'N ttootcCosy uluCt Huu ultcCt " Ctitlu-
cate Of purchase. substantially in accordance
with the certificate for the like purpose, pro-
vidsd for By the act to which this is supple
fnent to be entered. made, and issued to the
petitioner or petitioners. which certificate,
when issued, shall be as effectual to, aud
coufor all the rights upon the party or parties
70 whom the same shall be so ordered and
issued. as the certificate tor the same purpose
Of The county auditor under the provisions of
tho said act to which this is supplementary !;
and the court may make such order or ord
ere, in respect to thes cost Of such petition,
and the matters arising hereunder. as to it
shall seem just and equitable; Provided, that
before the issuing Of any such certificate, all
arrears Of rent. if any due on the demised
premises, shall be paid or adjusted, to, and
with the said trustees, or their treasurer for
the time being: and Provided, further, that
the said corporation and the said trustees,
may, by general order, entered upon their
minutes. or 10 each, and any instance Of app.
cation under this act, or that to which this is
supplement. to surrender and purchase any
Of such lands. express their assent by their
clerk, in writing, to such surrender and pur-
chase.
F. C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the house of Reps
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April ~, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
ALExAEpRIA. Va. Nav solh.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 30th.
The excitement here relative to the Fuei-
live Slave Case at Boston is intense. tits
said ,elegrsphic despatch was sent from
here 10 Coll Suite. requesting him to be
firm. and that il hair Of his head is harmed.
Senator Sumner will be treated BY them in
the Aame way.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

re- The brick for the from, walls Of Mr..
0. L. Minis new Building, which Is now fast
progressing, were brought from BuGalo.--.
They make much nicer wall than those
manufactured here in our own yards.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

EI- The Custom House authorities. at
Savannah. Georgia. seized a large quantity Of
goods on the 2olh ull,, that had been Snug
gled into ths. pors. from Havana.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

plates from which the present edition " said
work shall be printed. for the purpose Of 90.
curing to the State ,hs publication Of such
copies thereof as may hereafter be needed. in
ke form with those hereby purchased.
Fourth. That beiors the Secretary Of
State shall pay for said work. il shall be sub.
miited TO the examination Of the Attorney
Geueral; and upon his decision that It Is
edited. printed and bound. in all respects in
accordance with the contract. shall be paid for
BY the Secretary.
Fifth. That said Derby shall deliver the
numberof copies Of said work. for which the
Secretary Of Stale is hereby directed to con-
tract. within four months after the passage
Of this act, to the Secretary of State for dis
tributiou.
Sec. 2. This act to take effect from and
after the passage thereof.
F. C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS.
President Of the Senate.
Arv;i Ie 1874
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

0Ir 1t is pleasing and gr tifying rehec.
ton for the freemen Of the north that not a
Wing from the Free States Yott d in favor Of
the Nebraska Bill. Their names will thus be
found roll Of honor, and the people can see
that the Wings of the northern States are the
men to be relied upon when the conflict IS be-
tween slavery and freedom. But on the 9th.
er hind. eighteen pro fcssed Democrats. all
Representative, WILLIAM d. LINDSLEY,
voted with the traitors TO put nm end to de-
bate on the bill and force it to a vote; thus
turning their backs To the freenlen of the
north, and virtually assisting to PASS the bill
They are marked.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
SAyANNAH. Nav n

SAVANNAH. May 2osh.
A letter from Key West received here
says that yellow fever has been raging for
some weeks. Several have fallen victims.
II originated from local causes. II was how
ever abAlipg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

E% The doboker ferry-bridge, at New
York, fell on Monday lasl, preciaitatng ov r
100 persons into the water. None were se-
riously injured. although it seems strange that
they should SO providenlially escape sud
den death and watery grave.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
AuDrron's Orrcr, Sand usky Co, o.

AuDIroR's OFFcE, Sandusky Co, O..
hereby certify that the foregoing acts
have been compared with, and are corrrc,
copies Of those furp shed by the Secretary Of
State. HORACE E. CLARK,
Auditor
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

ET Liquor Trials are rather numerous
about these days. and as only one person has
plead guilty to the charges preferred. they
ale all bound over to the ensuing term Of the
Probate Court. From present appearances,
their will be pretty long list Of offenders to
arraign before his Honor, Judge Bell
The best thrg which we have heard Of ne
to the practical working of the new law, we
learn from the Mansfield Herald A man who
was in the habit Of getting intoxicated, had
been invited by rum loving neighbor TO as
sist him at a "raising" His good wife had
long mouined over bis fall and tried 10 win
him back to temperance habits, and she knew
that if her husband attended the raising, he
would get intoxicated "Now for the new
law" said she. and sitting down she wrote
the following note 10 the man whose building
was to be raised:
DEAR SIR: -" II you have liquor at your
raising Tomorrow and my husband touches a
single drop Of it, will prosecute you TO the
full extent of the law"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
SEcRErARY OF SrArE's Orr cE,

I, WILLIAM TREvIrr, Secretary of State,
Of the State of Ohio. hereby certify that the
foregoing laws are correctly copied ON the
original rolls in this Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

\ E1 No intelligence has ysl been received
n the Presidents having signed the Nebras-
10 Bill We are not anxious ON the matter
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

SasDr IIooK--9 P. NJ. May s0th.
The ARnc is now 8 days out. and has not
yet made her appearance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
Yours, &c

The man knew Mrs. -- full well, and
that what she said that she would do. So in
timidated was he that not drop Of liquor
could be got that day for love or money.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
mo. AL

April II. 1854.
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F. c. LIE BLOND.

Speaker Of the house of Reps
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April II. 1884.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-11
,-,;,. ..E.i's:Y OF :.H .!D.:< FRAME H.
LIN.
The f,l,owu. hrt! Notcl Of th' untortu
ant. navigator We find n the Irltr,.

=,
.;,r John Franklin W., lo!n in 1885, and
co.II a.ropiin.i, have been IS wears OF az,
I.J i. SERVED to the Irc>,t.t time liz
native ,,',rc wa. Sri,-hy. a snail town III l.in-
.oI,.>I,,r,. in the ,icin.t, O. the North Sea.-
E,,,,, L.. carIi.>. wears. he BETRAYED Ger
tam l,I.iur,> oi' DISPOSITION and love OF al
..,,nr, HI. father ,Il;,a}orcl 10 cure him
,d Ii. ,ra,.rius rropan-.liy-, by pcrni,'in.
:.:,n to try the cNucr;r:en, ct 4 so,agrto is
i.o,, IT, tr,liny .c-.i. l. HI, only pro-
J.. ii IL. o,,,o-tc ,iIcct. lie va, confirm
81 in IL, taste toi tie ocean, and wou'i not
be- .ati,lrl until he ln!rr".f'r"d the consent
ofI, f.thcr 20 Ii, entering he navy. Ike
alttiilcl miI~hiPmau'~ warrant in h. t"'r-
tcciti year. III first service Wa IN t'e ;'l'-
a." Pe,,t.h"nr. where J." was DISTINGUISHED
f,rh, youthfe, courage a,! energy. H. wd~
in the battle Of Copenhagen. IN 1901, and
two wears afjora.compn,ic his relative Cap
taiu Flinders. on 4 ,"ya-r Of discovery 10
tine South SEA dut;l.. v'irh he was Snip
cI on th,.c cor. cl Holland. 1t a sub
...,,,.ut ,,.r,,J Le wa il. The Hcllcrophon at
,ir L,,tlr of Trat,l.,r. nl>Il. he was a
};,,,+.,,,u+ ~ ,h,. +, ,],arI. vli-h lrouch, the
.l...1 avn. e FroI,rI. He was con
,l.o ...,l ou New nrloou: where
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-11

M!icl he carried in baS kct uDon his head
There wa> IN in,crr,ruum h.. did NOT know
what had b,,,o,.1 J.. r;,b, b,r. ,...,
sick. Many who had looked after him were.
gone. he couldn't tell how nor why II. had
an in,!i~tinct memory Of, lour whit. hoxos-
very n.anv of ;L.m-comipr and co;po H..
had ride, uuoo = ear: sometimes and ,,,o-
re,l.cr he didn't seem +, have. dome ,r,.b;,,
and vet had >ic,,r and eat. The cholera had
dccimatcd the miserable locality. At length
ne ioHnl himself in the street = lie did N,
know where :" 90. He was but a littlc tcl-
low, and h. stood l..olinr =, -. r.o,,.. -.
they went alone ,,J ,,,l, .t. a.,
came from and within. H.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-11

card. that 7 nirht not lIamc the children or
servants for SCATTERING nv monu>rript> Her
discrimination was an,p.;pr t,uc Sabbath
morning. we drove her ont Of thc s,ropJ-sto-
rv wii:,.ow. then aeain from the front hall. In
few moments She was heard behind thc
house. and on lookipc ont Of thc window. she
was lust di>anpcar;nr intotI,c L.J-ro,r, win
dow on Ike uroupd floor Word was c;v,n
bu. before any one could reach the place. she
had hotc,l on, or the window with victorious
cackIc and her white warm ccy Law upon The
lounge. proposed 20 open the pantry viii
dow. set the co! Dish within her reach. ,nl
!c her pn' them up herself. l, tho. IN an
tIlo,itv woull not ,,crmt sn,h , deviation
from ,.fonric,v. Sp,l , Lr.cJ If hons c,,.,rJ
never ho no,,,r,r with thc hov. Il vo,lJ
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