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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
The M,ller,s Boy and his Bible.

The io!lrwing record of one Of the happy
results Of Bible distribution in Sweden, np
pearcd in the Presbyterian" abuu; fou'
wears sinre.-The incident is as interesting
now as when it was first related -
returucd, SAYS a Swedish colpnrteur.
hr ugh village where there are several VIA
ter miS-A Bible had been purchased
from me there. three years since. by mill
rf's boy, who. not long before, had fallen in.
to th" wat,r, and had narrowly escaped be-
ng crushed b\ the mill wheel. Snatchcd
wonderfully from death John this miller lad,
had ~ that time begun 10 hc rorce,nrd about
the salvation of his soul. Hence the pur-
chase Which he mndr ot Bible. l,r read
that sacred book, aud was tt.rvent in rra, crs.
The Lord heard his prayers, and he S"cam'
n stnunch cohlrssnr Of the truth as Is IN Jr-
sus. H. was nol long i, becoming the o'
ject ot persecution from the miller, ,hr mill
e,'s wiir hi, c'mrad' sand p",s"ns who fr''
quented The mill All were determined t'
render it impossible, for him to read the b J.;
b I the Loud watched over him S oril, al
forwards, Andrew, the mill,.r's son. Young
man .f twenty years age. victim of hat-
t, If impjcIy and dissipation, became llkeWis'
! It di, cplr of the Sa,or This harp ncd il
/ the 70 lowing manner.
| John was Andrews assistant at the mill
Origin nllry, they w'rc the best friends IN the
world; bu, since johns conversion, Anlirow
employed all sorts Of suggestions, a'jiii."s
thr, atcGin9s and even voe &c, plunge hi
cnmtad into dsordcrly he. A his eff Ut
" rc Intellectual One dav. while } I'm wa
busy ont of doors. Andrew who was alone il
the mill, toak Johns Bible for tn purpose u
casting IL into the river; however ut aS III
WAS about TO throw i, in. he opened the Bi
bic mechanically, and this passage caugh
his eye: "rwn shall be grinding ut the NH
oGr sha he taken and the other left" Maj
xxlv. Al This decluaion struck his con
scirnc" with lhr rnpidiIy "f lightning; tool
possession Of his heart; and undcrIh" weigh
of an inexpr ssa le emotion. ne placed tn
B bile again in Johns chamber Dating fr u
that moment, Andrew became new man
thereafter h, showed himself to be II SINGER
servant If Jesus christ Unitrd from tha
Time heart and soul with one another
John md Aadr"w, oung as they were, 50"
became in the hands of God. instruments Of
!, religious awak"ning in the Village and the SUI
rounding neighburhood.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
The Maine Law-Whas has 1t done :

Ans In two years it has suppressed eve
~ sale in the stale Of Maine. In a'ew months,
| il has done nearly the same thing in Vermont
Massachusetts, and RhGde Island +; and j! is
RAPIDLY being enforced in every locality with,
in its borders Who're enforced it dcpopu-
lutes lails and poorhouses; decreases taxes;
d,tracts 40 er cent from the criminal busi.
n IS Of the g urls of justice; suPpre>s's
braNl~, mobs, rus. and booi~hrd; F; promotes
domestic prare and social comfort, restores
tie host son, husband, and father 10 the arms
Of aHecliJnate emb ace aud kindly sympathy
and proves in very deed Il ministering angle,
and source Of joy n"xprcssibe and incpn'
crvable As to its doing harm. the worst
that it can do, is 10 compel the traficker to
resort To another mode OF obtaining living,
more in consonance with The great principle
of loving our neighbor as ourselves.
Q9es How shall we obtain such law ?
-Aas. By electing men 10 the legislature
who will enact such law, and by Withhold
ing our support from all men not known To
be- friendly To our cause.
Qaes Can Ills he done without making
seialale, nominations?
Aas. les IN mlsi crsrs Where neither
political party will nomnl.e men friendly 10
n prohibiory law, then temperance men
sh aid pr,r'ri al once Ia do 50.
QWs What sight have We to enact a
NJ lua law?
jas. 'lhe same that We have 10 enact
u gain / was gambling. counlerf, ing. bur
x Ty and other drpredHnns upon our prop
rrIy and pc, Suns It is the right Of srli-da-
fence Ib)
Qes, What need have weof the Maine
law!
Aas. we need it 10 dmin' sh by one hall
AMI more, our pauper tax, We need IL 70
protect oar children from the demon inIemper
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
"Dled YcSterday,o

Every day is written this lit,lc sentence; =
"Died yesterday and So" Every day 4
l1Ser is plueked from some sunny hpmr; u
breach made in some sunny c'rclr; jew'1
stolen from s"ma treasuren nf love Ewn day
from the summer fields of Ilfe, some harvester
!isapprarS-yea. eye holr, shee sentinel
falls al his post. anl is thrnwn from thr YAM
parts of time INTO the sprgins waters ofeirr-
nifty. Even, a. We write, thu funeral prrres
s'un pf oae Win "Lle ycste day." winds like
winter sh ,dowalng the street
"Died yesterday" Who dieds Perhaps
IL was u genle babe, sinless as an angel, pure
as the zrphvr's hymn--oue whose laugh was
Us The gHsh Of snmmcrrllls loit ring IN bow
er Of roses-whn'e lirlle life was perpetual
lIany, May time crowned With the passion
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
FREMONT. sANDUsKY COUNTY, APRIL a 1854

hJwers that never fade. Or mayhnp, IL was
"a youth, hopeful aud generous -one whose
path Was hemMed with flowers, wi,h rot I,
serpent lurking underneath - uhc wlosc s,,l
pal4ed ait,r communion with the great arG
good. nhd ret aehcd i,ith with earnest siiut 81,
Tor the gurl don in the distance, . ut that
heart Of lis is sIIl nov, for he died stor.
day"
''Dicd yesterday" A young gill urc as
the olatge flower that dbsl,d her forehead
wa, suicken down us she stood at the altar
aud from the dim ajslrs oi he temple, She
WAS borne 10 the garden Of slumbvrs a
tall, Drowned mau, girl with the halo Of tic'
tory, and al the days clnsr, uuder his own
vine aud IL tree, f, II to the lust, even as the
.nthem iremblcd upon his lips: and h., too,
was laid where the III le futctatlrrs OF the
hamlet sleep" An aged patriarch, bowed
with yeats and cares. even as he looked ou'
upon the distant hills for the coming If the
fagel host. sank.n TIE dreamlrss slumbrrs
ard ON bis door-pOst was written died yes
te day"
DIED Yesterday" Daily, men, women anc
children are passing away, md hourly IN som'
graveyard the sod is flung upon the dead -
As often in the morn We tiud that some tlpw
rr that blushed swcctly in the sunset ha
wiihercd up forever; 50, daily, when we rs'
fum tn. hivouac To stand again at our posts
we miss some brother soIdi-t, whose chterl
cry in the sriges and struggles past. has beer
as Ii e from Heaven upon our hearts Eacl
lay some pearl drops from the jeweed threat
Of friendship, some lyte to which we hae
h.pn wont To listen, is hushcd forever Bu
wise is he who mourns not the earl and inu
sic st, for life with him shall Up IS away grn
lis as an Z stern shadow from the hills, an,
, death be triumph and a gain.
Newark Mercury
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14

anar. We need il az an auxiliary 10 the
.ieloi nation If the d. unkmGs; Thousands of
whom would hail il as a messenger OF mercy
w. npel il To sl0Hnch The tears a thc drunk
It T. VIE, apd to snatch his children from the
degradation and misery which he entails upon
them We need it to close o.e 70 the largest
Ito ,dga.es of vice. and to upen the channel
through which health. virtue, and general
rrosl Gritty may pour their blessing upon the
whole ruinm my
Qaes Who wants the Maine law?
AaS ''rhe inrbliatr wants il; he often
81 gus for the ,lehvcrance it offers. HIS nillicted
wife and his wretchcd children want it. Ii
would he to them HE hom the dead, The
tax payer warts Il, to relieve him frum the
unjust demand upon his purse, for the sup
port of the rumseller's victims. The minis
trrs OF rel goa want it, to remove one OF lhe
most fa.al hiudranccs to the success Of their
religion. The Christian and tie pIiHnthropi,t
want it, TO dry mp one Of the most prolific
fountains Of misery and cine.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14

mo III AN ACT
To nix and provide for holding the terms Of
the Courts Of Common Pleas in the several
Counties Of The Third Judici District of
Ohio.
SEQ l. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembly of the State Of Ohio. That the terms
Of the Court of Common Pleas shall be hol-
den in the several counties in the Third Ju-
dieial District Of Ohio. annually as follows:
In the Courty Of Allea. on The first Tues.
day Of April, and the first Tuesday Of Deem
Der.
In the county Of Hardin, on tho second
Tuesday of March, first Tuesday ofJune. and
first Tuesday of October.
day Of March. second Tuesday Of June. and
the second Wednesday Of October.
In the county of Union on the second
Tuesday Of April third Tuesday of June. and
the third Tuesday Of October
In thecounty of Logan on the fonr,h Tues.
day If April. fourth Tuesday of June. and
the last Tues lay uf October
In the county of She hy on the third Tues
lay nf AprI. sec'n rprslay of Jaly. aud
'"ennd rnrsIay pf NovrmI er.
To the 60 nty "i Ang ais on the second
Tuesday # MAY, third ursday of July. and
the fourth Tues,lay of Nov,m'rr. u
SECOND SUBDIVISION. s
SEQ Ia ,h. conn'y of>P lnll NJ IN the
lirsi Tuesday Of March, and the frs, Tuesday
Of October. tt
Ia The coanly Of Fulton an the third Tues.
dav 0f March, aud the fourth Monday Of Sep
tembeT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14

i AN ACT

[7l AN ACT
TO ia and ptU,iJc ior h,dirg tie terms ci
the counts 0i {, mn on pleas in The several
counties of The Oh, Judicial district Of Ohio.
Sec l. Be il enacted by The General AS
semby ot the Slatc OF Ohio, That the terms
ol the courts oi common pleas shall be leld
IN The several counies OF the ninth Judicial
district o Ohio us ioi'ows:
FIRST UB DIVISION.
In the county ol Spnk, on The fourth Mon
day ol Mach. liz louith Mouduy Vi June, aud
The second Monday ,f NOVEMBER
In the county OF Carroll Oh the second
Munddy Of Aplll, The fourth Monday oi Au.
gust, aud the iiost Monday ol Nov, mbcr
In the county of tolumbiina, OH the first
Monday OF March, tie second Nonday # Au-
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Mahonlng, I'm the fourth
Tuesday Of February, the last Tuesday OF
May, and the third Tue sday Of September.
| In the county Of Portage, ON lhr se,ond
! tuesday of FcDrurry, the second Tuesday Of
June, and the first Wednesday after the sec
oud Tuesday of October.
| In the county of Trumhull, on the second
Tuesday Of March, the fourth Tuesday Ui
June and Ihc asl Tuesday of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION
In the county Of Asltabula, on the fou ii
Monday Of March, the lhird Monday Of June
the !ouuh Monday OF Octohpr.
Ia !he cou"ty Of Lake, on the fourth Mon
day "f Ferunry, Il fourth Monday of May
'nd the fourth Monday of September.
In the county OF G-auga, on the srcnn,
Moni of Mach, be Isl Monday of Junr
nd The second NJ nday ol October.
Sec. 2 The clerk Of the court of common
pleas Of any of sal c,unries. in which ,hrr'
,hal net be- sufficient time to draw juries, M,
issue W its Of cenire .tocias before the first q
my other term AS Iointcd ont in The 'ourli
section of the act relating to injuries shat
"e'er,heless draw jurIcs and issue wrils a
ANY time be ore the lIng Of such courts, anc
The court when convened may order the >sm'
to b. returned forthwith nnd the sheriff L
whom a writ may be issued, shall seive an
return the same according to command lhete
u. and such service and return shall be- a
vnIil rs it such wril had been iSsurd lhrt
luls previous 60 ,hc 81 lin of cout
SEC, 3. That the nc: entitled AN act to f
I'd provide for holding the terms nf h" c"ur
OF c"mmon pleas in thu sever. courlies
the ninth Judicial district of Ohio' paSsc
January I0dN, 1853. b. and the same is her,
by repealed
Sc. L. That if the business of any count
all require special or adjourned session :
sad court TO be hald the Judge of thr sub d
il,ision SHALL appoint "a time for holding til
same in such county, of which session thirt
.iaj nulice sAaIl be ven 10y publication i
5 me newspaper published at The county sea
of said county. stating tn" time, and all bus
urss done At such special session hall in la
be repa ded the same AS if transacted at
'egular adjouInmrnt o: the last term of sal
rourt preceding said special or adjourne
session +. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker "f the House nf Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Feb. "a, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
NlrrlnA al Enrly MlIes an Nour.

Mr.. Wa t Arnold and Mary Bra2'e wanetd
to get marIi d, and we suppose likely. rapa
nnl mama were unwilling, or else Ma',a
chuselts laws were not in the congenial m nd,
and Wait brrg unwilling Ia wait, and MARY
being willing To go. they took the Boston eS.
pres train for Albany. expressly for Tie pur
p1+e Of leaving the Commonwealth d Mas
saehusptts, where they could not make theirs
n common cause, for u more rong'mla' soil
and chine. This it seems thev found "a soon
as the train crossed the New York State I'm,
Tor then they stood up before holy man,
the R.v. Mr. shaw. and he badc th m take
ca h ohcr BY The right hand and premise to
low" and cherish each other as long IS thvy
lived and then lie pronounced them mnn and
wife-lhc train still 90 at 40 milesan hour,
making it very difficult matter we should
think, for this couple to tell their children
mkcrc ;hpy were married, though there is 10
dis pute about their being fast mnrrcd
The pair turned bark ut the next station
their journey Of single life was done, tn l.
", dding tour flushed, their joint voyage up
on the sea Of matrimonv begun. they hrv
crossed the line and tied the knnt--a rnnnn.
moose We hope it will never slip, nor unite
If it does, we ar" sure the parties will NO
come over this side of the hue to unite ant
Gu, il hose, for in that lnr we offer no fc'iIi
ties Those here who feel the halter draw
50 tioht they cannot bear the knot. cross owe
the line "f tn vcrst"rn border. whore the law
olfrrd uneasy couples as great railroad fHciIi
it.s f,r univng as ons do Tor conSn nna'inl
the knotty Fir Of m.,limony,-! n Y. Trih
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VOLUME Ii.
3)ortrp.
The Return of spring.

ny REV. r. BARR.
Nov, fres fram Winters gloomy rAign,
Fair Flo-a tretds the ros ct lVn,
AMI strews her vernll llwers;
The trees out on their w,nt.l iiJon,
While clorf-rous gales perfume
The amaranlhtHo beSorS.
Hail, lovely Snring! thy smiling face
Inspires delight in every place,
Aud bids ZACH fsnr depart;
I've '"en the cone, an pass away,
Yet tstl return. with aspect CAV,
TO cheer the dropping heart
Alas! il is not so with man,
Whose lie is ira lsirntis span,
a ouhb ra breath;
His Spring and Summer soon are pass,
lie siclSrns at the Autumn's blast,
And Winter seals his d ,ath.
The spring nnwers DER his grave sh al grow
Aud genial breezes softly blow
Around his lowly he'd;
But sc nrs are vain, nnd sounds no more
Affect his ear; his days are o'rr,
Aud all his thou ghis are fed.
Yet, when this oarth shall melt away
When these revolving seasons stay
And lime shall be ~ more
Man saved by prnce, shall borst the tomb,
Aud flourish in immortal bloom,
Unm va b. Waitt's rtrr
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How Men Isus, Uu. -

Men WITH unassumln. wives never hu t.
is The husband Of such women as Mrs
Dash and Lady Brilliant who find themselves
face To face with the sheriff, and certain mys-
terinu> documents adnraed with rcd tap and
waters big enough for target exercise. The
desire If New York feminine is to outShinr
her nrighhnrs--not in mental rcquirem' mis-.
but in giugrrhread ornament and gold edged
CO Al scutles. It Mrs Das give n game sup.
per.-wootlcock stuffed with gold dust-i.H.
dy Brilliant takes the wind ont of h sail by
getting up another, in which the prevailing
dish will be birds If paradise swimming in Il
gravy made Of melted pearls It's this 'iv
airy aud not "dabbing in railroad stock" J."
that brings runalinon 10 the fast men OF Wall
street The ill fortune " of which they con
plain, is no more nir less than hrainrs'
wife. Ii they would come back to happiness,
therefore, they should turn their attention,
not TO the fluctusion of the stock market. but
To the ruuous absprdities Of their own fire.
sides. Thousand dollar repasts don't pay,
while the merchant who purchases hundred
dollar handkerchiefs for "a duck of a'wi(e I"
should not wonderful time eventually came
when goose of husband lacked shirts
and was but i'll supplied with breeches.
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LA " S OF OHIO.
[pupIfsnRD OFFICIALLY
AN ACT

IGl AN ACT
Supplementary to an .ct privicging certain
persons IRON arrest aud imprisonment, pass
rd February %, 1891.
See | BE 1t enacted by tho General As
sembly oi the State of Ohio that lsraclues
aud such 9th persons as IcIIgously obsety,
tie last or ANY Ulhcr day OF the week, as u day
ol worship, sudI va SAID day, be privileged
from ail,sl upon ChII process, Within thclr re-
spcctne syHhgugUts or plac, $ Of worship, du
rng the llme oi service, OF whcn ac ualIy 90
ins " Or returning ihcr, from.
f. {. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the lleuse Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President OF the Senate.
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,Le ju1g"s Of the court OF cummon lleas with
in said disi,ict. is h.rby authurized To nd.
juuin ovtr ouny spccinl tinl the lurpo E
of completing unfinished business; OF. when.
ever the same may be considered for the pub
lie good, such Judge may order and hc!d. at
ter proclamation rs prescribed IN the act au
lhurzlng special esiion~ Of the coutt OF com.
mon pleas, passed March q 1852. within any
of the counties constituting said disticl. spe-
eial term fbr the transaction and ADJUDICATION
Of criminal or civil business or both, US such
Judge may order and direct, uud all the busi.
n, 50 titus done, adjulicated or determined
shall be Us val d ns II dome, ndjndcalcd aud de-
;rrminedm ut ny regular term. appointcd and
provided for By the Legislature. -. -
Sec. 3. That the act entitled 'nn act 10 fla
and p'o,ide for The terms Of the court Of com
mon pleas in the several counties Of the Sec
ond judicial district Of Oaiu,' passed February
8, 1883. be anl the sams is hereby repealsd
+. c. LIE BLOND,
Speaker OF Of he House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of The Senate, pro ten.
Feb. 25, 1854.
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mo o AN ACT
Making appropriations in part for The y,
President Of The Senate, pro TEN.
Feb %, 1854.

No Q AN ACT
Making appropriations in part for The year
1854
Sec. n BE Il enacted by tie General 1s.
Sepbty J' tile State Of Odio, That the fol,
lowing sums he and they are hereby appro.
p'iated, out Of any mon Y in the Treasury 10
be paid for the year 1854, viz: For The
pay nleut of The members of the General As.
srmbly, their Clerks, Sergeant Arms,
Do"kerpc's and Messengers, the sum fifty
Thousand Ilars,
For tie payment Of Stationery for the
ST Ten thousand dollrs
For the payment Of the public printing,
len thousand dollars.
For the cost Of prosecution in criminal ca
scs and transportation of convicls to the pen
ltrntiary, Five thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of fuel for the General
| Assembly and for the public Offices. Fifteen
hundred dollars.
For payment Of charge for distribution o.
Laws and Journals, One thousand dollars
For Treasurer's mileage, One thousand
| dollars.
For furnishing Legislative Halls and Su
prrme Court Room, Three hundred an(
ninety two dollars and slXty-nlne cents
For the current expenses of the 0 10 Lu
natic Asylum, in part, since the fifteenth day
of November last the sum Of Six thousant
dol ars
F,r th" current expenses of the Asylum
for the Deaf aud Dumb. in part, since th'
fifteenth day of November last, the sum Q
Two thousand dollars.
! For the current expenses of the Asylum
for the Bind, in part, since the iternlh dt,
of November last the sum OF One Thousand
and Five hundred dollars.
For the compensation and expresses Of tn
/ Quarter Master General, Three hundred dol
lars.
For paying expenses and taking care Of tn
putlic arms Five hundred dollars.
.. + G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn,
4 February 25 1854,
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President Of the Senate, pro
Feb. "a, 1854.
[Nusl AN ACT

Nus AN ACT
IL tix aud provide for the holding the terms
of the court of common pleas in the several
counties Of the Second Judicial District ol
Ohio.
Sec |. Be it enacted by the General AS.
sembly OF the State of Ohio That the terms
oi the court Of common pleas shall be holden
in the several counties of the second judicial
district oi Ohio. ms follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In tn" count, Of Butler on the last Tues,
day Of August. and ON the fourth Tuesday Of
October.
In the county Of Preble on the last Tues
day in M,rch, ON the first Tuesday Of Sep.
lrmbcr, and on the second Tuesday in De.
cember
In the county of Darke on the second
Tuesday in April. on the last Tuesday in
September. and on the third Tuesday in No
vembeL
SECOND SUB DIVISION.
In the county Of Miami on the first Monday
in March, on the first Monday in August. and
on the first Monday in October
In. the county Of Champaign on the third
Monday OF Marci. on the third Monday in Au-
gust. and on the third Monday in October.
In the county Of Monig merry on the first
Monday in April. and ON the fifth Monday in
October.
THIRD SUB, DIVISION.
In I Z county nf Grrrnc ON the Second
rne'ly Of March fist Tues l.y If Au. gust
nnd on tn Ihri NJ N 'ay Of October.
! ih" county at Clnk an the fourth NJ M
d 3 "f An'll, Third Mmlay Of JIly. aud t'sl
NJ ndiv "f Nvrmbrr
In ;h" c 'nn,y If Clinton on the list rurs
dlv "i NJ ,rch, Il''. I'd raesiay IL August.
anl the thied Taesliy 'd Novrmhrr
In the .clunly nf Warrru. an the saro'd
rneslny Of Anil, The last Tuesday of Al.
gust, ani the first Tuesday "f d c mb'r.
See, Q That in addition TO the f,rreolng
terms ia that behalf provided ior. either u
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President Of the SEM
February 25. 1854.

No 10 AN ACT
Supplementary to an act defining the mode
Of ln,ing out and establishing State Roads
passed March lllh, 1853.
Sec !. Be i, enacted by the General AS.
scmhy OF the State Of Ohio. That whenever
any part Of state road, or free turnpike road
within any county of this State shall become
useless. or where State Road. or free turn.
p ke road may remain unopened for the term
of FIVE years, after the sane has been estab-
Iishcd, the commissioners of such county NAV,
on application Of twelve fecholdcrs of the
county. anpnint three disinterested freehold
ers TO view the same and report whether sucl
State Road or free turnpike road is useless, oi
whether il would be of public advantage Il
vacate it; and if such freeholders shall repor
in favor Of such vacation. then the county com
missinners may order said State Road or fre,
turnpike road to be vacated. and the sam,
proceedings shall be hid on such application
rs are directed by law to be had on applica
ton TO vacate county roads.
F. C. LIZ BLOND.
Speaker Of the Hous of Reps.
ROBERT LEE.
President ofthe Senate, pro TEN.
March lst, 1854.
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!. HoRAcE e. CLARK. Auditor Of Sandusky
County do hereby certify that the foregoing
this Office HORACE E. CLARK.
Audtor of Sandusky Co.
Auditors Office, Sandusky County, April
Ia, 1854.