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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22
mo. AL AN ACT
To provide for the punishment of certain Of
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TNo. 441 AN ACT
To provide for the punishment Of certain Of
fences therein named.
SEC. l. BE IL enacted By the General As-
sena6iy of the State of Ohio, That if any
person or persons shall unlawfully cut down
and carry away, any timber, or trees of
whatever size, or any poles, commonly known
as hoop-poles, standing and growing upon
upon the lands Of another, or shall dig up
and carry away, or shall pluck off and carry
away, any cultivated root, or plant, fruit, or
other vegetable production standing orgrow-
ing on, or being attached to the lands of
another, in such manner that the taking of
the same would amount to larceny if sever
ed from the freehold; or if any person or
persons shall counsel, advise, instruct or re-
quire another or other rsons to commit
any of the acts above named with intent in
each of the aforesaid cases to defraud the
owner of the value thereof; such person so
offending, shall be guilty of larceny, and on
conviction thereof, shall be adjudged to
make restitution to the party injured in two
fold the value of tho property so taken and
carried away, and shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding two hundred dollars or shall
be imprisoned in the county Jail, in dun
geon, or cell thereof; and shall be fed on
bread and water only, not exceeding thirty
days, and shall be adjudged to pay the cost
of prosecution. Any, or all Of the forego-
ing punishments may be inflicted according
to the aggravated nature of the offence, at
the aggravated nature of the offence, at the
discretion of the court trying the same.
Sec. 2. In case of prosecution for any
of the offences in the last section enumera-
ted, if the lands referred to shall be owned
or occupied in common by two or more ten
ants in common, the indictment or informa-
tion shall be deemed sufficient if the name
of any one or moro of such tenants in COM
mon shall be named therein.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect on the
fifth day of May next.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker of the House af Rep, pro tenn.
LESTER TAYLOR,
Columbus, March 11,l857.
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In this world there is one god-liko thing,
the essence of all that wns or ever will be
god-like in this world the yeneration done
to human worth by tho hearts Of mep.--
Carlyle. 49, u -f5d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22

Somebody says there is q decided differ
ence between perseverance and obstinacy.
One IS strong will and tho other strong
won't.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22

That was wise nigger who, in speaking
Of tho happiness of married people said /:
"Dat are pend altogedder how they enjoy
themselves"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22

When Baltimore lady is kissed, she says
she is taking chloroform, and remains in
sensible as long as the operation lasts.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22
AN ACT.

No. 80. AN ACT.
To amend an act "enttled an act to provide
for the organization of Cities and Incor-
porated Villages" passed May 8, 1882.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General As-
sem6ly Of the State Of Ohio, That section
twenty-five of an act "to provide for the Or
ganization of cities and Incorporated villa
ges," passed May 8, 1852, be so amended as
to read as follows: All municipal corpora
tions, organized or to be organized, under
this act except Incorporated villages for
special purposes, shall have power to rcgu-
late or prohibit all theatrical exhibitions aud
public shows, and all exhibitions of whatev-
or name or nature, for which money or any
other reward, is in any manner demanded
or received: Provided, that lectures on his
toric, literary OF scientific subjects shall not
come within tho provisions Of this section,
to regulate or prohibit the sale of all horses
or other domestic animals, at public auction,
in the strets, alleys or highways; to regulate
and license, or prohibit the auctioneering of
goods, wares and merchandise, imported in
to any such city or Incorporated village for
the purpose of being sold at public auction /;
to regulate all carts, wagons,darys, hackney
coaches, omnibuscs, and every description Of
carriages, which may be kept for hire, and
all livery stables; to regulate taycrns, and
other houses for public entertainment, and
to regulate or prohibit ale and porter shops
and houses, and place for significant or ha-
bitual resort for tipling and intcmperance.
SEC. 2. That the original section twenty.
Eve, aforesaid, be and tho same is hereby re-
pealed. 9c,rg
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March 6, 1857.
AuDIroR's OFFIcE, Sandusky Co.,
Fremont May %, 1859.
This is to certify that have compared
tho foregoing copies of Laws, with officia
copies on file IN my office, and find the same
to be correct. VIM. E. HAYNES,
p" Auditor.
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10 prevent the spread of disease among
Sheep.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted By the General
assembly of the State Of Ohio, That any
person being the owner Of sleeper having the
same in charge, who shah turn out or suffer
any sheep having any contagious disease,
knowing the Same 10 DO 50 diseased, to run
Al largo upon any common, highway or un'
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b A L L VII l. E
"A CT O r Y
AT
Bllvillc, sandusky County, o.

TINE subscriber takes this method of informing the
Il citizens of Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has reted his machinery in the best ORDER and proposes
lnn tniinn
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A. b. MoRTLEY, ESQ, of UrIcA, N Y, writes: II have
used your PICTORIAL myself and in my family since
invented it, and believe IL the bost medicine for its
purpose ever put out With bad cold should
pay twenty-five doart tor bottle than do without it,
take other remedy p
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Sold by @. r. McCULLoCH, and J. F. WOOSTER
Fremont, and by Druggists generally.
Nov. 10, I]55.-43yl
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

RELlp raE NKKDr.-The following plan has been
suggested systematic winter provision for the needy
OF Washington
Let public meeting be called by the city authorities
ut which ladies and gentlemen shall be invited Let the
notice Of this meeting through the pulpts well
the press OF the city. Let this meeting choose as
amones both gentlemen and ladies known for discre-
ton and beneyoence Ia every section of the city, each
having his and her allotted district Let all conribu-
tons OF money fuel clothing, groceries supplies and
orders OF any and every kind 60 TO common fund at
central point, there TO be drawn out by applicants
who shall bring written orders from one or more OF the
amone This suggestion has been submitted TO persons
competent TO judge OF IT, and il here presented for
al consideration, and the writer hopes worthy OF ac-
ton"
New THGArRE learn that large part Of the stock
for theatre In this city has been taken and have been
requested by Mr. Maggie TO say that parties wishing to
have it established can come forward and fill up the sub
scrpton 80 that the work may be commenced immedi-
ately Books will remain openat Odd Fellows Hall UNI
til two o'clock ON Monday
The CAPITOL HEArrRs. -Four of the eight mammoth
boilers to be used in heating the two wings of the
Capitol were ordered from Eiss establishment, In this
city, and four from Baltimore. The last Of Elliss
delivered yesterday Only has been received from
Baltimore The weight of these boilers is about ten tons
each.
) The NAdLE JUVENILE TRoUPE OF COMEDIANS This Is
positively the last night of the Juveniles in Washington
Those who have not yet Witnessed their performances
should not permit the remaining opportunity to
improved.
SUNDAY TRAINs The Sunday trains leaving Washing
ton at clock In the morning. and Baltimore at
quarter past five In the afternoon for this city, will be
discontinued after the 9Th ns which day they will
make their last trip.
TnE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. There is to be regular
monthly meeting of the Teachers Association, at 10
O'Clock this morning, at the Smithsonian Institute.
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DEPARTURES Governor GENERAL CANADA
To-day the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company screw
steamer Indian will sail for Quebec and Montreal, with
the mails for the Canadian provinces. The Indian will
take out 1870 chief cabin and 100 steege passengers and
large cargo Among the cabin passengers are Sir Ed
mund Head, governor general Of Canada, Lady Head
family and s,as. Subsequent steamers Of this line will
run during the winter months to Portland United States
the navigation of the st. Lawrence being closed
TLBerbool Courier, 21a.
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said that stock to the amount of hundred thousand
dollars in the Pennsylvania Bank is owned by persons in
this place. every dollar of which will probably be lost
So much for that The losers have the satisfaction Of
knowing that brown stone fronts built with their
cash. fast nags driven with it, elegant country
seats erected with it, and families lived luxurously
upon II. Agreeable, very. Would it not have been
better tohaye taken the money to improve place.
or establish workshops Of some kindi
Easton Express
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Tm HsaSDox TESTIMONIAL THE ladies who are direct
ing the movement for testimonial fund TO be raised for
the bercaved family OF the gallant Commander Herndon
have invited (says the New York COMMERCIAL J. n
Wainwright esq., to deliver lecture in aid OF Their en-
teprise and he has consented to do so on Thursday
ming the 18th inst at the Mercantile Library hall His
theme will be- The Sea, and the Sailors OF Antiquity
A notwithstanding lecture may be expected.
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THEATRICAL xARRIAaE. --0n Saturday, at the parish
church of St. Marylebone the popular eccentric come
dian Sir William Don took unto HIMSELF "for better
and for worse Miss Emily Sandais whose celebrity
comic actress has been widely spread in the United States
well the provincial towns OF England, where she
has been for considerable time associated with Sir Will
liam In his starring engagements The happy Benedict
and his fair bride started after the ceremony for South
smpton Lis~y1ool paper
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state OF Texas, Comptrolier's once,

AUSTEN, October o. 1857.
TTNDER the provisions Of two several acts of the
legislature OF the State Of Texas the approved February
10TH 1852 August
will be received this Office until the 9Th
the Of hundred thousand dollars
Quilted States Coupon Stock issued said State indemnity
the sale surrender Of portion Of her northern
boundary under the OF
United States, approved September 9th, 1850
sd proposals should behTsf purchase
be delivered At the Of Austin
be paid at said place. second the
Washington d. c. the thereof deliverable
places third honda delivered Orleans
the thereof deliverable the Proposals
also invited for the delivery OF the bonds city
and the city Of Galveston and the proceeds thereof deliverable
each Of said points.
Said bears interest Ave per per snnu payable
sem annually and Is redeemabc In fourteen the
January 1851 Six years already
said bonds leaving and half which
before maturity.
No bid DO accepted larger
dollars Of tile bonds but the individual
bids
Bids sheud be may
crued the bonds prior their delivery.
Parties should specify how long before the DO
the State after receiving notice Of the acceptance
Each bid should be addressed the Comptroller
counts this place aud endorsed Proposals for purchase
United States Stock"
The state herself right accept reject any
proposition which may be mnde under this notice. t5E
Gagned) JAMES b SHAW,
Nov 7-wSw Comptroller.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDIE.
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FEE, N. M
MONTHLY.

CANTA FEE TRADERS, and those desrOus of
plains New informed that the under
signed mail Independence Santa fe
mules Independence and Santa he the
each They comfortable for
well guarded and running through each way In from twenty 70
Travellers from New Mexico viii doubtless
safest expeditions and comfortable well tho
cheapest mode Of crossing the pains,
sa THROUGH p
November LIST to May LIST $3.50
November list
Provisions arms furnished propreors
VIII be whom possible
the 80 and 80
winter package will be charged less than dollar
accountability for pkages sent by conductors not
the way bill. AHp III
propeos will responsible packages worth
y dollars unless specially contracted for and all baggage
al times at tho risk OF the owner thereof ts
a1In all the must be paid in advance and
passengers tulate conform the rules which be est
undersigned for the their line OF
and travelling with them the plains Gln
allowed than pounds OF baggage, add
the bedding r. r. Green at Santa Ne and M
Bernard Westpo Missouri and mail conductors
for passage money Gt
HOCKADAY 4 HALL.
INDEPENDENCE, NO. June 90 1857. Oct 3l-dlmlaw6most
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MIR. s. J, Sidney, a London comedian, proposes, In
Journal Of that city TO present testimonial TO the Rev
DE- Bellows for his liberal just and excellent defence
Of the dramatic profession
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PLAN OF A NATIONAL CURRENCY.


lst Let Congress put prohibory stamp tax Of SAY
per cent all issues other than national made payable
bearer endorsed in blank which by any device
shall be intended to pass current AZ money.
3D. Establish bureau Of exchanges at Washington to
issue government obligations payable ON demand and
subordinate to this, establish subordinate bureaus
oghot the country at all points where the aggregate
demand for issues shall bey $780, 900; all minor de-
mands being disricted to such places being points OF is
the parties to whom issues made shall desig
nate.
Sd. Let any party, or combination of parties, who
shall obtain charter for banking purposes. who may
have such charter from any of the States, and who
shall depose with said bureau State stock, not having
more than twenty years to rn federal stock OF any
length Of date, and bullion coin, receive issues pay
able in coin at the bureau such issues to bc limited
that said depositors shall receive dollar OF issue for
every dollar Of CON- no dollars OF issue for every two
of stock and one of coin
4th Require every depositor receiver OF issues to
keep the bullion coin to the credit OF his outstanding
issues, equal to $50 per cent under sliding scale Of
penalties follows If the coin to the credit of his out
standing issues shall be reduced TO 40 per cent, then
they shall be debited at the OF per cent per
the entire If reduced TO 80 per cent then
per cent. ii 25 per cent, then per cent If 20
per cent then 10 per cent If Is per cent, then IL
per cent-to be collected from the accruing interest
the bonds deposited and to 60 to the credit of the
government and, If 10 per cent, then such amount
Of the stock shall be sold may be necessary to restore
the coin to its proportion OF SO per cent and pay the
aforesaid penalties provided that penalty shall attach
until notice of said deficit and failure to restore the
proportion of COIN either by surrender of the excess Of
issues depositc Of coin and provided, further, that
any time depostoys may withdraw the Of their
stock over the outstanding issues the surrender of
like amount Of said issues
5th Make no issue to any person. or number OF per-
sons under whose deposite shall be less than
$50 900 in stocks unless the depote shall be wholly in
specie
9Th The bureau shall furnish all tho bills Issued, and
each bureau shall publish weekly Statements showing the
condition of each account the aggregate of specie and
securities AZ well the aggregate Of issues outstand
ing
7th Each bureau shall certify its issues application
to be payable at any other bureau SAY first days no
tcc.
sth No bill shall be issued for less amount on its face
than ten dollars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Elnlleme1a h PhiladeluAia.

PHLApELrmA, Nov. 6.--Great excitement created
o-day by gang Of about twelve men, armed with
kets carving banner with the motto We will protect
the poor aud loaf Of bread pictured upon IT, The po
lice dispersed them and captured all the guns.
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sept 5--TuwSs,l
Collectors once.

oly Hail. November s. 1857,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
IN not paid their taxes cor the who
for from
this date thereafter the
all which the will be adver
Used and sold for the taxes, as ,he law enjons.
Those who do not wish IN be- the heavy expense attendant on
the advertisement and sale requested pay senson
JANIS y. HALLIDAY,
Nov f-eod,Jan3 Collector.
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A Olerg.,nan Stabbed.

BEDFORD, (ale > Nov. 6.-Rev. VIM. i, Merrill was
knocked down and stabbed in four places In the principal
street early this evening The extent of his injuries
not yet ascetained The assassin has not yet been
arrested.
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Ohio OGcial Vote.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-1he official vote at the recent
election in this state stands Chase loo sos Payne,
1853 065 Van Trump, 10, 207.
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Laler from Ransas.

ST. LOUIS Nov ct is stated In the latest adyices
from Kansas that Gov Walker had left Lecompton, and
II is thought that his destination Washington.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have resolved that
il IL not advisable to declare their usual dividend
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Nav York, Nov 6--Cotton Is quiet Flour Is heavy
sales OF 10 500 barrels; State s4 IS a 81 90 Ohio
IS 35 a So 75; southern, So 20 So 40. Wheat is
steady sales of 81 900 bushels; white 81 40asl Boz
red, 81 rs 81 So. Corn il fm-salcs of $4,000
bushels mixed rs cents Pork ia lower mess $l9 622
Beef is unchanged Lard is firm at 10 Is cents
Whiskey is buoyant- Ohio 22& cents Coffee is firm
Rio l0i III cents Sugar is dull Spirits turpentne
heavy at AZ cents Rosin is quiet at 81 IS 81 40
Rice is firm at 81 cents.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS by which

their be doubed.he undersigned has invent
and obtained ee,s from the United States for the
and combination machinery converting seed cotton
process the gin through the
rous spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
ment weaving. t
saving process cent
(nbroken unnred by the
machinery the and dis
enange win be about my and heavier and
will the markets Of the world dtncng all competition at
advanced prices. I..tur
undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges his
patent planters viii be informed with complete
how obtain the best machinery all
particulars, application addressed to
Dec s-2awiyG GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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ID III. GILLEr Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his ONCE to his residence Franklin Row of
win his principal
ly To in the United states supreme Court
. Oct 2s-tu
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II ERBERT'S HORSE AND WORKMANSHIP
OF the United States and British Provinces large
unes nunerousy iluatednow complete SO subscrp
tons received for the publishers by FRANCK TAYLOR i
Nov 'If4 f- ...i.. ~
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VuNRUSTEE sale OF valuable Improved hcal ES-
the Kirkwood House" By virtue Of a deed
Thomas " Comfy and wife bearing date the
1S47 and recorded In ber W. b. No
oos H. u.s. 49, III and 49, Of the land records for Wash
ngon county District Of Conba and the Of tho
holder secured will sell public auction the
highest bidder saturday the 3 day Of October the year
1857 o'clock the premises, that valuable improved
Kkw0od House. situated the
In the Washing
Of the following lots parcels Of
All those ground known tho plan Of tho
Washing parts numbered f2 three
numbered three hundred and twenty 22 and desg
of the subdivision made John McCei
said lots numbered 2) and three 3 win fully
appear reference the plat Of said subdivision recorded in the
the surveyor said city Of Washington together with all
the buildings and thereon and privileges and
tenances thereto belonging. tANs
Of dollars Of the purchase
paid residue thereof equal instruments six
twelve eighteen twenty thirty thirty months with
Of SALE which the several
will required drawn to his ORDER and by
by deed OF trust the ALI
the cost Of the purchaser The trustee will only
vested in him by the deed Of trust The title
TO the premises believed he indisputable. @t
sale complied with In ten days from the day
sale the right at his option either annul
risk purchaser, such the may
think III.
- THo5 SEMiES Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 26--eodSis Auctioneer.
Bes" The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
November lith same hour and place
THO j. SEMMRs, Trustee.
Oct I'D JAS. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
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The Missouri Bank ReIief Bin.
NaVai.

ST. LOUIS Nov 5-The bank-relief bill has passed tn
senate without amendment by majority Of eleven.
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TJlO LET-FURNISIIED ROOMS-Fonr parlors
adjoining with &c on PENNSYLVANIA ave
opposite Wizards Hotel between l4th and 18th streets
Al , STORE a the place .a
ct9-3awSWFlm ..#8
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.rAis will Of course diminish as tho coin dlmInishes.
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FNHE LADIES are especially invited TO 1.-THE
lakes now store Formerly occupied by r. c. stevens)
building opposite Centre Market junction Pennsyva
avenue and street. where they win elegant
fancy and toilet articles perfumery &C. &c. such
500 Pennsylvania avenue - N
oct2s-u MRS LAKE DAUGHTERS
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Markets..

EoRroIK, Nov 6!The United States sloop Cyane have
come TO be paid of
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ID looms FOR RENT subscriber has for rent
IN large parlor attached ALSO
single gentlemen newly furnished with without board
For terms and particulars apply TO
s.t. Between 18th and 18th streets, Penn. avenue.
21-d1mo g q. 81 ..r..
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TnE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. There is to be regular
monthly meeting of the Teachers Association at 10
o'clock this morning, at the Smithsonian Institute.