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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

Irish ReDublicauu.

The leaders Of the Democratic party
have hitherto acted as though they had
life lease upon the entire Irish pOpu-
lsiioo, and have IN q great measure, By
gross deception, heretofore succeeded
in securing a very large proportion Of
the vote Of this class Of our adopted cit
liens. ELsttelly, however, the eyes Of
the Irish-Amsicans have begun to open
to the fact that they are but being
made tools of in eleysting again to
power a set Of dislOyal misoreants, who
sought 70 break up the government
that has welcomed them to its shores,
and freely opened to them the door to
wealth, prosperity and social and polit-
ical influence which was closed upon
their own native soil. fFEE
10 addition to the very many distin-
guished Irishmen, who Ike the gallant
Phil Sheridan fought brsvely to put
down the rebellion, thousands Of civil
iaus, like james 7. Brady, Esq, Of New
York City, are repudiating the corrupt
OenOSfdStC pdIsy3 "AiAe3 n9atuo9 VIZ
fearless and oat-spoken Irish Republic
newspaper, always a radical publica-
ton, the Lrish People, one Of the oldest
and most influential Irish newspapers
in American, has absol7ed itself itself
from all further allegiance to the Dem
ocratic party, and declared for the Re-
publican candidates, and the Frssman's
Journal is also giving evidence Of a
change Of 'front.' declaring in its last is
sue that ''there is no use in Disgusting
the fact that there is distrust and dis
affection among very many Democrats" "
Societies are also being organized
among the intelligent Irishmen Of New
York, and other cities, with a view Of
reforming the political sentiment Of
their eoUntrymen who have loug been
held in subserviency TO the Democratic
party, those orgaizations being desig-
mated "Irish Rights Societies" and
warmly advocating the election Of
Grant and Colfax.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
A Precious Lot Of SCOundreIs
and RaseaIilT.

PHLADELPHIA, October 1.-JOhu
Deyine was arrested BY the police last
night for swapping pistol at a Re
publican in the street On his person
were found twelve certificates of nat
uralization signed BY Prothonotary
Snowden with the seal of the court
on them, but blank left for names.
He was committed. James A. Watson,
who was a voucher on nearly one hun
dred naturalization papers, has been
arrested
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
HOOfland's German nj Tonic

d e0mbiaat0H q az De fHgredfeHtI u DE Bntsrs
viii PUHa SdRla CyHS Hum, 0rdHge, &c fE Nesd
for s sde distdsst ae Bery, " cdssS wksre som,
ipaTt oIcnholis aial q fsqItsed Po.i t0H bear d
lfad Hiaf Qess reHedisS entirely different iron
dnV aihsrg qdrrrs,d for gt cHrs gf hg dfcdael named
Rrps being airhfff preparations n sledicinGi e1fYdcs
chill s others H4sTe iIecoc4ioHf u IN togsl
IoTa- TIE TON G is ds5idsdig 0Ds of taf aion pea
Sanf dHd d0Tvedbk rezeiirJ 9bertd . he pbtte.
fs iass ts szgase s. pleasure b tds q I0fls u
szrUiap ezhtldrafiHg, aad MEDIEVAL qalttiSS hdSI
sasIod & b u kaogA as tbS gTeetta " e iOnfsG .
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

Just before the fual struggle at
Richmond Phil Sheridan telegraphed
Grant 81 think Lee will surrender il
things are pushed" Grant replied in
two words, "Push things" Things
were pushed and the Confedracy was
pushed overheard. The Republican
supporters of Grant are pushing
things" with an assurance of a similar
success,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
nrR11.1r1

Izery e no medicine sqzql o BoehaHas GerMaA
BitisTg on Tonic IN eGses ef Dcbility
They fHpdrt toi1e eAdhd oigor 70 tte whole
systen, strengthea ths appetii6 eaHSs
an enjoyment Of Heuz@ food, enable 2s So
N0ch 70 di0eR It. purify ne blood, give good sound,
healthy compilation, eradicate the yctlol0 Rge from Us
eye, impa bloom to he checks oad change dC dtte'St
from thOrt-bredthsd, elaaciaed wax, and RerUOA
inudlid, 10 Jsl. faced Stout end vigorous pers0H.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact, 6hey arc Family Medl-
ctncs. They can be administered with
perfect sRfc1l to q child three mouths
OGniuetys r 81
mr.. Ps.,,5s,, a., u, H., .-a a aH.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylynniA
PH1LADELPHIA, March l6, 1861
] 6ad +" HooI1RdrS 6cFmdH BitfeTS is aOi an Iato5
todifng bereraPe, bal is gOOd tonic, ussI n dtSOTdeTt
q hs digesttTe OTgaHs and Of great beRsft iE edSS Of
dcbtiiy GHd iraHt Of ReTyOis action N he ssSep m
T0uFg truly,
-s55a GBol v. WOoDWARD.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

The Portland Press says that when
Seymour received the stunning news of
his rout in Maine, he telegraphed to
Pillsbury, the defeated CoPperhead
candidate for Governors:
''THIs IS TERRIBLE
Where are the victories you promis-
ed usl"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

ward or township twenty days, and
has no other place Of residence.
THE VISIBLE ADNIxTURE STATUTE.
The act known by this name, passed
by the Legislature April 16, 1868,
(Vol. IS Ohio Laws, pages 81, SO, 80,
1OO,) has been declared, by the Supreme
Court to be unconstitutional aud void.
The question of the validity of the act
was presented to the Supreme Court
for decision in May last, in the case of
Monroe and Others Us. Colin, reported
in Vol II Ohie State Reports, page
6e5. Appended below is copy of the
syllabus as it is published in the official
volume. This syllabus contains the
points decided by the Court and Of
course the decision, being made by the
b It judicial tribunal in the State,
Is 20 ken as the law by all officers
and rs.
James B. Monroe, David Martin
and George A. Lanman y George W.
Collins.
Motion for leave to file petition in error
70 rsUerse the judgment Of tbe District COuri
Of Greene County.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
Blood Pdrlnersi

sreT knOlDH, and tcH cure az diIoassS rcEiiiQ from
bad blood Keep y0lrT s1l4 blood pure keep your
LiVer in order; hep p youT dige5tfce 0f0uas
IN a sOaRd, healthy wc0Hdfi0H, by us Gse
Of 0ess rrmedis5 dnd ao- discase lCin
tUer GsSda p0u The bcs HsH IN ne country Toe0mBgld
6em. u years- qf haAea reputation % JoF GaythiH1
tOs MHl ~ desc FTep6SdtoIs. Hs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
TICKETS.

By the act of May 5, 1868 (Vol. 65
Ohio Laws, pages 1Ss, 1897, it is
unlawful to mark the ticket of any
elector to ascertain how he votes, OF
to mark the ticketof any elector and
hand it to him to vote, for the purpose
of ascertainiDg how he votes.
By the same act al ballots voted
must be written on plain white paper,
or printed with black ink on plain white
news printing paper, without any de-
vice or mark of any description to dis
tinguish one ticket from another or by
which one ticket may be known from
another by its appearance, except by
the words at the head of the ticket.
But the erasure, correction or insertion
of any name by pencil mark or other
wise, upon the face of the printed
ballot, is not prohibited.
Ii is important for election commit
tees and indispensable for judges of
election to have at each voting precinct
the first volume of Swan & Critchfelj's
Statutes, and at least one copy of the
laws of 1868, being volume 65 Ohio
Laws, The laws of 1868 are in the
possession of Justices of the Peace, or
can be had at the County Auditors
Office. -''-..-...'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

FROM REV. JosEPH h KENNAlsD, D. D.,

FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNABD, D. D.,
faslor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DH. JAcEsON-DEAR SIR;-l hare been Jrequelly
fsQHsEied n cOHHoct my lvh recommendations q
dBerCHi kinds Of uedieiHcS bar regarding the practice
oig q ny appropriate sphere, hare in all cases de-
eiRed; bd wiA clear proof IN gdrious inSidHccs and
EdTficidrty IN ny Gulilg u De Hssf fncss q Dr.
Ho1tdRd'S German BitteTs depart for from my
usual COURSE, 70 CpTCss ny fu e0uctiOR di for gen
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, & is aUF RTBsafe and valuable
prepar alton In A some cdSeS may
fGu; bui ESitdLy, AN doubt not, Il igiU
5c Bcyy bcHe6eidlm1 10 hose l0ho stlfeT
from Ae abODC eauscG fouTS, UeTy respectfully
J. H. KENNARD,
Eigh1, belOg CoateS sired
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
Hollands Gernin Bitters

ln entirely vegetable, and contains no
liuuOF. Il In o compound Of Fluid EN-
trartn. The HOPts, Herbs, and tsarks
frOm which these extracts are made
All the matl3 A Iva ctBNl Virtuea
are extracted from them by
q Heientid dc EDE chemist. Thes
extracts arc chem forwarded 10 this
country to be usrGla expressly for che
manufacture Of tllerc Ssttterss There ls
NO alcoholic substance OF any Z Ind used
in eOmpouHdieg the EgitterH, hence Il ts
the only RitteFB that can be used In
caAes " here alcoholic stlIlRlauts are
not advisable.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
COPY OF THE POINTS DECIDED.

81. Male citizens having a visible
admixture of African blocd, but il
whom the white blood predominates
are white male citizens within tht
meaning of the Constitution of Ohio
and have the same right to vote as
citizens of pure white blood.
''2. The Legislature has no power
directly or indirectly, to deny Of
abridge the constitutional right o.
citizens to vote, or unnecessarily tc
Impede its exercise; and laws passed
IprOfessedly to regulate its exercise Oi
prevent its abuse, must be reasonable,
uniform and impartial.
''3. The Act of April Is, 1868,
(65 o. L. 97 supplementary to the
act entitled IAN act to preserve the
lpurity of elections passed March 20,
1S4l, and to protect the judges of cleo
tions in the discharge of their duties, ?
and also, the clause in the proviso il
section 3. of the act Of April II, 1868,
I(65 o. L, l0O-l04) 'toamend section,
II, 4, 5, and "a, of the act entitled 'ar
act to preserve the purity of elections,
passed March 20, I84I,p &C., progid.
ing that clerks and jndges of elections
shall not be liable for damages for re
ljecting the votes of persons having a
visible admixture of African blood, are
in their spirit, scope and effect caIcu.
lated TO impede, and in a great meas
ure to defeat the exercise Of the righI
of suffrage by legal voters, having such
Visible admixture of African blood, by
Imposing on them unreasonable bur
ldens of proof, and limitations as to
kind and amount of evidence required
of them: by implicitly authorizing the
Unconditional rejection of their votes;
by denying to them the same right Of
faction which is accorded to others for
the violation of their night: and by
discriminating against them, and in
favor of other classes of voters, as to
punishment and penalties for a VIOLA
ton of the election laws, and are, there.
fore, unconstitutional and vcid."
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

ward or township twenty days, and
has no other place Of residence.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

C'llst1ssItigiililB'd l9b Furt made Quarterly
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

TERMS OF THE JoUREAL. "a
0as Fear, ia advance $2O0
Six months, loo
Three months SO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter TO.

M ACT additional chapter atry-thrs-, az IA. -.
Vt'st statutes % this state relating - telegraph
cpustaulns.
b. q sala.-fsf g
SEcr. I Whenever a. shall ~ necessary 20 cut or
othrrSisc dIlc3nns;t che Any telegraph IN
pSny, - tsfn from the poles ~ xturs. -
waich tafy attached. In order g. now building
Aerss IN" same fpr any other psypls any I-.rsan
desiring - O. cut disconnnct 90 remove such xirs
shall have the right - 10. cNrrcisug r.as1nabir
caFn tA"cnin Provided. that before doing 90 ha shall
make stat.nrnt la writing. BY him signed % the
sim shaD and th- particular par, where D., reG.r.
enc" - the crnztng % the str,Ngts hishwavs he
wishes e. cut. disconnoct. remove slch NiT-s an
Aforesaid. AMI irass thH az the usfc. u surh
c''apany. u any there y. Ia ~. town where sucr
pisce I. Staat-d four hbars b,f,rr the tim.
statci. aai 81 such company Ia. no one. ia IA.
tpa then Hr shAll s.-ud s,ich statement BY m an
- -" uflcr % such company . the flac..
utf-t Ccrsn hT putlug 10 int5 the ppst-ni-a prom
'Fiy dtrc'.f aud STAMPED. thr,, days boSor. the
ststci th.rriu
Serr ? whosrcr shall wIfaily cut dl.c,unset
rem lv". or rth'rNis. interrupt th" 81 any i-
<TapA Wtrrf without arst gtylng nltlcc a, provided
10 On" art sreuon % this act shall D. punished a.
tsea eyvnth chapter % the revised statatst u This
state
~Ecr u shall h. thc duty % every t.rsan or
eanpany a'ing owning any linz of telegraph.
wholly partly tn Llia Htst" - tran usit 81 patch
80 In ne urd"s In which they resolved under the
f-.uatY q hIndr,i dollars 70 D. recovered rtth
rsts "a s1it by thu TrEIu whose dispatch D. xtfuly
Tr's,Es'n.~i uui 80 ~ order h'rcin prescribed
SGT Any cl~rs. OPERATOR. ms-s-nHrS or 9TH
. 80 AgNut 90 any telegraph company. doing ba.l-
ussss iu this atst" who rAA iitily 4vulsr the con.
tuts, tho naturV oi the contents % any priv
communication entrusted 20 Tim far trausulsslau ~
delivery. shah D. Panish~t hY imprsa nent la the
eoanty jail more than thry,, months. or bv aua
. net ntorr than ons hundred dollars
>Egr 8. Ibis act shal tax ~f!.rt 81 hon apur1ve.i
Approved February g. is,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter IA.

AN ACT to amend ehspter eighty ak Of the revised
statutes relating 10 trustee disclosures
II - enacted g..
sGcr. l section ten Of chapter eighty-six of the
ftt Statutes i amended by adding thereto the fol-
lnNtnS words And the court before whom aay
rustse = summoned may appoint a cnmmlsslOner 20
take tho examination aud disclosure 81 such trustee
~hen any other reasonable canss app<ssrs and pre-
serb" the notice q he given 70 the plsntH in the
saii 90 TIE tins and place Of such takng; add anon
rriarn OF service made according TO such order ths
eva ninatipn aud disclosure shan be taken aud sworn
= pHiore tho commissioner. aud being cerahsd bV
aim. anu returned % cpart. the same proc,sdinrs
may b" had thereon u IA had been In court 40 that
said s,-u,ipn. ~ amended. shall rad a. nsiIow..
SHCr. 10. Ga service made and returnrd according
q the order Of tho Justice the examination and d-
cinsure shall b. taken and sworn 20 before him and
being oertihei and returned to court the same pro-
c-e>unss may D. had thereon ~ IL had BEEN In
court Aud the court. before whom any trustee Ia
summoned. may appoint a commissioning 10 take IN.
examination and disclosure Of snch trtst.ss when
Any other Reasonable eaase appears. and prescrib.
We notice - D. given % the plaintiff la the suit OF
IN" time aud place Of snch taking; and upon rstarn
OF teTFcc made according 10 such order the exaln-
alton aud disclosure shall b. taken and sworu
tore IN" commissioner and being csrtihad by him
aud rtnrncd - court IN" proceedings may b.
had theron a. II 70 had heen Ia court
SNcr Ihts act shall take ed.,ct when approved
Approved February :, is6s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chaptrr IL.

AZ ACT - provide G,r the r,,u .vai or r,r.,r. i'm
plsansi or uodfr Arr,.st frnn ous c1autv &, an.
OVER when difarrut oH'acsa a.. charsel In the
tNp chuatirs.
b q saI'fsf ~ a. Sr.t'r AL Hss- 81 R.sr-..,
ta'irss "a keFitLr'sre irserab'r,i. }. T,iiaws-
NstctoN ]. NHenarer any psrtsn shall D, ioap-is-
on'i ~ ned uatsr arrest Ia sav llutr ia tas
saf js'ttsf 81 fA'-saPreas la4i-iA c,art Ia ter
tia ~ vtfstlln. nav nrfsr ths "a sra ~ .s~h ~.
sna iat' another c3Intv when ra.apialat hat han
nAir And ~arrAnt iss1si an lniictn ut IA. hesu
Ttnd charsng ths Pfrsaa arrested or iua -isiu.l
vita iaf : IN ntssi1s u crinn ia suea other
dictn at
secr. : Bsfbra any ias,iee o. me sap-,un, Indie.
"a eP1rt shtl lone his orftr q aay shrrT ar hf,s
utet % any nser. or the SR'nsr n any isll harnr
snsh psrsou uad.r hts cbHrgs ~ "a ha cat ~ al.
rN'uag tha rem ivsl u fI'a p.r1n anpthsr shan-
pirpise 90 r-n wal ne shail b. st:fsaai from sni.
partial jnstlcr rel irsi sash nFI-r.
>Err 4 Whrnsvrr thn orlar provided f,r By this
te ssau b daily issi"i IL shall b. the duty % ths
persDn d crihcl tn such order 8, deliver him l. th,
othoer Who Pres-nis toe orirr and delivers . him
tsae aud att'stsd copy ~ tn aad 81 the CON.
plAiat sad warraat % iaaetsssnt upsn shI.h .arh
order !. hAsed. and the oscsr waam ths s,,s.,,i
Frsoa snail b an delivered shall b-iag him before
the proper enurt In the clGaty watch b. Il r, ~.
Il f1r eSaninatloa aud trial add make due rugn Of
hs pr5oc,,inxs
STcr. & TAI. act .han tAks ees-, when app-oy.,i
By "a" E"rsrnor. Improved January l.. isiSl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter 1871.

An ACT - amend ..-ctinu sixth u chapter sish.
,-anth uf she revised statutes % auihoritr county
crsntsi1gsers g. reycrFs part al ~ their pFo-
r.-~tinss BY reason - excessive damage s..ossc4
usd~r pr,liioa fIr iacE~asc - damage
No 20 ssssrfSf. g
So / Ths siyth section q ,h~ cigh,.-uth chan
ter q The revised statat 10 hTrvby Srnrndsd BY ada.
las ansr ,hc word 'pTosrsiiufs la to- fourth line
al h,f5ro th~ word ought IN tho line The
,rsris or part thrrr1f.' and by sddiu- 20 30,
,x;h line % -ali section. Hftsr the psiltuu-
of Az rart thereof Designating What part and b.
.tling h th, s.ssnth So, 81 ALI sctign aaer the
I'D Flowed Tie words DE that part 20 tlc tTav-
.r q th f-s1itionrFr nnt ErNntsi ard BY adding
~. ~ud q tenth line - aid s-ctiun fhs sorls
I'D, II u sp4aoa that such ncrass 81 daniars should
.ts-yeuf = condemnation - q part parts ouly -
.ta<ls pruiinEs tilcy sfaan designate s.ch part
rrts and enter lu1gtD.rt SrcorituFiy that aid
..,-,.5a atls-u a1srud-i. shall rad a. t3llsas
" llrl a f-,tttsua tav tucr-N-e - damages IL pre-
AN I'D within fas iiar allowed the t. b.
.,hr4 csu,lnurd auti AUa dy~ii1u r,p-ctinx dam
.-s l. made II they thea 81 opiuiln that their
.,r.etsr.ilnet any p1rt therruf ought take
..Fst sus-t such dana go have uscu ASSESSED
.thsv shall cutter isdssnt that the prayer 81 the
.tafipn~rs o. ANY part thereof. d-signAting Whaf
a., h nttt granted t3r thht reason r-5a such
.i,drturnt No. damages g. - allowed for that
90 u TO-, prayrF q %, r--;iticners not srsntsi
at th. ssssts o. - pxfd BY the county II they
- q apinion that ~. trefsts Il damages should
ct tr,rrnt a eanasmafioa - their proca-diuEs,
s tsat Zach incrsase q ,issaasr- .huaId pFsprnt
.,.svTg.ttsn % . par, o. part only g their pro.
ssaiaxs' ,hsy shall srsigusts Tueh paTf Or parts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter ltS.

tfuth chapter u thr revised statutes relating to
b1nis Of poor debtora
BE- ~ SuIefrd q.
SGT. !. Whenever bond has been taken n,
shall hereafter b. taken. for th. release of d.hto,
arrested Or Imprisoned On execution issued on
Judgment IN civil suit authorized by the twenty
a.cand section 81 the one hundred and thirtaanth
chapt"T % ht~ revised statutes. the shal! be
valid statute bond notwithstanding the Sans, has not
Bs-'n, shall not D.. taken ia double the sum for
which aid debtor -ss been, shall De- arrested and
tho debtor fails q fulfil the condition such bond
Judgment la any suit thereon. seAsonably commenced
shall D. rrud"rh iu accoTano. with the tn
section OF said chapter II the PENALTY % said Bond
dos not exceed the required by said TWEEN ty-ses
pnd section than Eve per cent nor fali short o.
aid .uJn more than five per cent.
SECr This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February T. 1868
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter t11.

An ACT q Am"nd s.cti,n to- 81 CHAPTER two hen.
dfsi ADD hfy siS = tac pEhlic iass % eighte,,n
hanired Ari iNtrtigv rrlAtiag o. tho com gp-usa.
tilH ~ temporary c!erSs In Eh~ orscs % .cruiary
of statr
r. y eat-frf. e.
NScr. / Sect4su two ~ chapter two hundred AMI
ahr.,is % ths pahilc ia~s q igh,~a huair., AMI
.Syfsaf ;. acTcsy ansa,i hs striking aui al After
TIC ssrl 'd'svs, In tns Nizhth NBr II Eaid section
aai iasrcng TIRE following sprt add ihe cstnps,ss.
ssou 6 ghr ci~rRs cplrrssi thafi ~ dNi bv thu
sscretarT % tittc bAviag rxR-t o ih~ ~
tho tsFvics rWtairad ~ sasA clerk auA az la aav
c1f exceeding tare~ 4 'tays pr day f,r t,tr tim,
'such eirrk mar - actually a1yed travel aar
war.'-s1 nat the lsst otauss Of aid section a.
am add uiA rad a. flii1wss
rrtnp0rhry clerks NAY b. Employed 60 ihc ofnes q
seerstRry q state. fr'ra ,ia. 81 tnn durinr each
year the ig~acist q ths ofrr rsviairr tho
AsgrraAts - shassr rstarcutatisn shah nut rzcssi
tho - Ave handed ijiAra hnd the c1tl.lpnss
tan 20 the ctaTss -taslpyet shRi b. axol b. the
crcthry e state haviaE rvgar - the character -
:hH service Fs.IIiryi - each clrrs and net ia any
rau. -.situE tHr-~ dollar pr dNg f,r th' uiu.
.a-h clerk uAf D. astaaiiy employed add travel
uAr
,E-r 2 This art sgsE TAKE ea.c, whom apprays Il
~ the sp'rra'r. lAPPr'v~d JanuATy g. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

et<hty-one pf the rcyiscI .tatat.s,.
n - sa.tefrsf &C.
sEcr. 4. Sssttoa twenty-five % chapter eighty.
ga % ihs rsrsej -tstas. l. hereby sutpl hv In.
scrtin, afnF the word 'nves la the fourth line ~
satt scctlpa. tho words 'nr agAnU arcldrut.' said
sect1n u aiss anHadsd By ineriing afl,r the ward
state Ia the slNth Hue. hs word or - that I'D
sc1tiAu, A. An'ntei. shall nal a. follows.
Ssctipn - In an actan araiast an Insurance r,g,-
pahy ettahishei Ia any other state ~ clautry b.
thhahltant 10 thts state a policy II lnsaran-.s
"Ennt ~ e'unt"rsZne3 By an Sgrnt la this Stat, On
pr1Pfrfy "r ts+', agAinst Accid.nt. within this
STATE san "a "a. Ia asiN forn. . copy Of the srit
and lee aratirn d''vnrd q the AGENT pr att,rn..v
OF "a" company wihn this STATE Or h,ft AZ his la.t
AL 3siA place % al ode. shall D. ufciant service
~ u such service Il male upon the Isr.on bslnr au
tuhA1itant " the STATE who counter COED tAs pbU-
s. on watch such action IL fsundci u shall b.. A
suhcient service. bat la either cats TIA. court may
orinr tirt,sr uotcc u D. gwen 70 such company
sEfF. :. Iais ast shall tASe oisct wnrn approved
Approved January 30 is5s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Ghnpfsr lag.

AN ACT - amend chapter one hundred and sixteen
u The public laws 81 cighteen hundred and sixty.
seven relating - the appoint OF
In the supren1s judicial court
Re ~ Fuacfsf. Sc
SE~r. !. The drst section Of ehaptsr one hund-n
and sNtHrn OF the public laws Of the year eighteen
haair-d aud sNty Il hereby alended hv ins.r-
ing. In tho seventh lus Of said section, after ma
word court the words Including the eharg. OF
tho Judge that the clause la aid coptsn
ing -atd words shall rad follows and under IN.
direction 9f tho presiding justice. IL shall his duty
Z" iaSs fiil Dois ~ all oral testimony and other pro-
c.~ngs Ia the TRIAL ~ causes Ia said court inclnAln
the charge of the Judge and furnish the use OF the
court far gihir iong hand copy OF much Of his
note a. she presiding jnsticc shall direct -
SSCg ; This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February :. 1853
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter Ils.

An ACT o. rtuyid- or thc security II the sinking
mud and the cance!ing % coupons and treasury
warrants
r. - ratcfrf. e
Tie stat" treasurer shall 90 - staursi or
printed, iu large tyV~ uru the faer - bonds It
tht' sta'r Dc has Or may parcha-e Tor any sinking
f4ud and hksuisa across the pJns attached there
g., ti.~ words sinking Fund .f tAs state 81 Maine
Tie ALL tr~Asurvr shah also coupon paid
by him o. L. pnnrh~d perforated hy q email hole
re stsN sts' csus~ 90 D. stAmprs upon each
warrant the word Paid with ih@ date and aytnsnt
added thereto. Approved February g. isJ3