14 May 1853
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1853
Page
1
A compact page fragment contemplates motherly love guiding a life back to roots. Poetic meditations compare trees bending to earth, friendships shallow, and loves that fade. The verse interleaves named authors and pieces, noting Kinney and Carey, and cites a Northern paper’s praise of enduring sentiment.
A Swedish wedding described with solemn ceremony, a bride in black with myrtle crown, a long dancing revel afterward, wild music, and playful rites. The writer notes strict etiquette, minimal dancing, and a humorous chaos as guests and matrons galore join the celebration into the early hours.
Ohio General Assembly amends seven twenty one and sixty nine sections of the 1862 act on property assessment and taxing, detailing property categories from horses and cattle to watches pianos and bank stock, and extends to corporate property reporting and verifications by canal and railroad companies. It also repeals a prior mechanics lien section under Najor provisions and sets court and auditor duties for accurate valuation and tax collection.
The document outlines a comprehensive framework for poor relief in Ohio, detailing legal settlements, township charges, and the duties of township trustees. It covers warnings to depart, settling rights for indentured servants and married women, and restrictions on Black or mulatto settlement. It also specifies procedures for warrants, poor house access, and relief funding, including township and county roles, recordkeeping, transfers, and appeals. The act repeals earlier statutes and preserves pending judgments, with signatures of state leaders and official publication notes.
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