Heaton and Ward Attorneys at Law Fremont O10
Fremont attorney firm Heaton and Ward provide legal services focusing on business and civil matters. The listing notes address and contact details for correspondence and consultations.
05 Mar 1853
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1853
Page
1
Fremont attorney firm Heaton and Ward provide legal services focusing on business and civil matters. The listing notes address and contact details for correspondence and consultations.
A collage of verse and prose passages teases memory and history while weaving legends, moral anecdotes, and dramatic scenes. It blends poetic reflections on time with a tale of a sage maiden Kookju and a court test, then shifts to a frontier winter rescue and wartime dispatches, legal notices, and local anecdotes.
A fragmentary 1853 Ohio legislative text outlines scheduled terms for the Court of Common Pleas in the Second Judicial District across counties such as Butler Darke Preble Miami Champaign Montgomery Clark Greene Clinton Warren and Warren and details subdivision based term dates and rules for adjourned and special terms to handle business, with speakers noted as James Johnson and references to the General Assembly.
A rich camp man with three daughters, the youngest Kookju, asks his father to sell cattle only for the Chan's eye. The father, moved by her wisdom, complies, selling all but the red ox for the Chan's left eye. Courtiers warn him, but the old man remains firm as he faces the Chan.
A fragment from New Hampshire history recounts January 19, 1510 as a brutal cold day in Concord and Sanbornton. Citizens faced a sudden wind, temperatures plunging to 17 degrees below zero, and widespread damage as homes and trees buckled under the freeze. Farmers stayed indoors, while others braved the weather for essential errands. The account notes Jeremiah Elleworth reporting the severe cold and a house partially blown apart by the wind.
A renowned Cincinnati horse jockey famed for vast scientific pretensions grows morbidly hypochondriacal. Neighbors question his conscience as illness heightens fear of death. An old ally exploits fear, pressing for a harsh, fatalistic assessment while the sick man clings to prayer and a plea for mercy.
A law chapter fixes and provides for holding terms of the Court of Common Pleas in the Third Judicial District of Ohio. It specifies terms be held in each county, mentioning Harden County and designating the first day of a term in the county schedule.
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