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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
THE INUNDATION At NEW
ORLEANS.
Nrw OntrANe NInv Do

New ORLEANS MAY 81, 1870.
The water IN the river is falling lu,
the city is still flooded, aud the water
has advanced to Corondclct street one
square from the St Charles.
There are hopes entertained HAT Su
avc's crcvaSSc will be stopped in eight,
or ten days, and the work is gong ON
with catoctvity, under tho direction
Of MrGmni, am engineer from Mobile
The distress among the poorer class.
cS is increasing, rs business Is nearly
suspended. Grcoticars are entertained
that the Cholera will commit ,umi
ravagcs when the waters subSldc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS

AAnINGIoNi June 3, 1919
II Is now considered certain that fine
following diplomatic appointments
have been made.
Abbot Lawrence, Of Massachusetts
Minister to England
VIM {. kircs, Virginia, Minister to
France. W.
Washington Barrow, Of Tenpeqscc
Charge 10 Portugal
Dau.cI NJ Barugcr. Of North C,r,
lima, Envoy to Spain. ~
Bogota '''' ~ 10
Geo. p Marsh, member Of Con.
sreN'l OF Vermont Minister to Consron.
me other appointments have not
been disposed Of. ''''
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

BE- We regret TO learn that serious
not occurred at NcrEouncs on Friday last
during the evening performance of Sands
Circus, aud in consequence Of viii ch two Of
the assaiants were killed We understand
the quarrel originated in the misunderstood
ing Of large number Of foreigners who sup
posed that by the purchase Of afternoon tick.
er they were entitled to admission in the
evening. Whethtrthis was the real or pre-
tended cause for the assault upon the COM
pany Ne know not, but, as the event proved
1t would seem that the assailuts got the
worst oft Besides the two killed We
learn that several were severely injured,
among whom was one oC the Circus men
upon whom the attack was first made.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
Rochester, June /.

DR.. liARpENBRooR AcauITTru.-
HE summing mp on tho part Of the
prosecution in lIordeubrook's trial, WINS
concluded by II G. Wheaton, at half
past tins morning, when Judge Mar
yln preceded to charge the Jury; and ut
about one o'clock gave the case TO
them They have iustcome into court
alter beng absent four hours, aud pro-
hounccd the prisoner not gully. The
crowd which is immense, gave him
loud cheers.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
SWALLOWING EXTRAORDINARY

Every body IS asking in relation to the
Montpelier Convention which branch Of the
iooofoco party has swallowed the other?-
This We think is a difficult question to an.
suer-sud ye, il brings to mind q remiui,,
ccncs Of youth the de'Au Of which may be
deemed A. least by some as satisfactory &C.,
10 our boyhood We we're ia lhe haiti Of at
tending occasionally tho performances Of a
celebrated jugpier then the Herr Alo1an-
Der % Cincinnati and the whole West and
who invariably 10 announcing bis ae1s per
formanee. stated that She evenings enter
taiument would conclude BY be S1qN0uing
limseFl Ofcourse such an announcement
excited the curiosity Of the juyiuiles. who
bad seen bin do every thing else and
thought j. possible that be might d. even
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
UNION OF THE DEMOCRATS AND
EREE-SOilEKS.

The Democratic and Free Soil Convcn
lions met at Montpelier on Thursday. Tho
former assembled q, the Court house Paul
Dillingham; presiding, and afer passing a
set Of resolutions Of a strong anti slavery
cas-, with provisions in favor Of cheap pos
tagc aud division Of the public lands among
actual settlers. adjourned to the Free Church
and united with tho Free Soil convention in
session there. The Montpelier Herald, in
detailing the doings Of the latter convention
after stating tia, j, was virtually resolved
to bring out an entire new ticket mentions
the agreement thus --
Hero however. further formal action was
suspended, with a view OF giving the Demo
cratic Convention voice IA the permanent
organization Of the meeting; 80 an adjourn
mont OF fifteen minutes was voted; pending
which, the Democratic Convention adjourn.
cd their meeting, then in session at tue
Court house, and came in aud became mem.
bcrs OF the Contention OF The Free Dcm0c-
rarVi The Convention was then called to
order. aud measures taken for permanent
organization, by the appointment, by tho
chair ola nominating committee, consisting
OF Mcssrs Caleb y Harrington, Shattcr Of
Townsend. D p Noycs. Lawrence Braiucrd
G. Walker l. b Villas, and VIM J. Has
tncs which committee reported for prcsl-
dent Stephen Smith OF Weston Vice
Prcsidcuts-N II. SLATER u. Z. Moves.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

A fire occurred IN this city, which
has resulted in the destruction Of an cx-
tcnslyc warehouse owned by Messrs
Barney q Warren, which contained
large quantity Of wheat and conn.,
The contents with the valuable build
ing were totally destroyed. The house
was fully insured; but the large stock
OF grain was only PARTIAL covered by
insurance.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

h'e5-'. 10 Old times" remarked Mrs ord.
way when ] was GAL the women .rolk,
"''d to wear bfocades and other heavy fab
'c'' worm something Now. they wear a
DER ''N' ''"-
.,.., ne Teasoo," interrupted Bemu, us
'ha'H ey wish 10 o1ich the sDarks.p
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

t. l'irs.-An editor sogs "A fair
l,pns I1'n1 oIoors recently invited us to
'h'''e Do, ifoennce Of her rwoLtps we
,'' 30 WIN great junction. vhcreuron ,hs
,h'F'd our onr'. md affected 10 saw I'M, she
100, a','''on 10 pnItty flower o r,hal n,me.
a .'-' alas" (ho ihcrcrpcn moIal.e,)
'Ihne e no truth q women"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK

New York Juno 80 p. M-Tbo Boord
o, 'i'''th report twenty-five new cases and
e''yen deaths since yesterday.
Ihe ship Princeton, from Livcrpool
WIN lW passengers, arrived TO day
INC steward and ninteen passengers
died from cholera during the passage
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

InE SrEANER EMrIHE The Grani
Jury have found true bin Of maa,.aughter
against smith the pilo, q The steamer Fan.
Pire
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

AHt"IcAN GotHEAD. ArIvEyrm At
'h' 'me 'he Z. S.ormy len Mexico in Ju.
N ,1'l not single cr'zcn's house sri,tsd
90 bfo"nsviIie Che site OF Fou'Brownl
where now stands own Of 2,OgO rnhabr-
ants.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
ENGLAND


no iaThe' ACTON has been had IN the
tiouse o. Loiu'' 10 ie'a'oH 70 Tue repeal OF
~ 81 -" >" C.......
the bill ON MONDAY Notice has been civ.
en- by Lord Stanley and others Of amend
mems 10 be offered and i, "a considered ouI,e
possible lha, ministers may be beaten m
committee. aud lie bill be 81 mancleI as To-
induce il, authors TO resign md rs,,re from,
office
n.,,g. r. ....t...i.. g...i, ,..,..
l..It.r'.. -, 81 MN
,I.-,,d - a.,.,,,'',, liz. ,,,-,,,.,...
taraoa ,LaC.,I.s,,tlr -. 49,,
das,n,n,,,oo ' -, .n.,..af.,I r',,,,
F,r Cen a,'''i'a,,,Illi7 EI-.,,.
Al ~ -.
,.,nncIa,, 4,'at -,
r,.4.t.,,,,, -..l ,..I 80 ...i *, ..,..,'.
G,lrr $500 =. 80. 80, 1I ,,L. 3D., ~,
800, ,I,ia 49,. ILL.,, .5,I1,lTI.,a
IT,. C....I - -.
C.a.5,.o r. .,,., 90 '','' ',', -, ~
L., -, 49, 1911
.,ot-tI.. 49, 49, o"., '''' '''''
f0''! v" '''' -''''' D." ''''
Ireland continue, oyicl and miser,ble as
ever.
rD.NDu
-, II" ~ >i''
nc closing me'"hs' OF 'oo 'N"'ouA'
N''smo'y "e'o taken up 10y discussions o"
'ue Ha''" ques"oh IN ""l' h,"e "'uF"y u.
'o'''ntd m"Jo'"S '' '"''y ''s"'
"oo'H seem rom 'n' s,'" mons m'1e
." 'e SUBJECT nat VI. oI''''u l''f'o, u'u
NV ~ 1"y instruction 70 Gen C'N''"o'
'I 80 we '> p'''" vs. '',"'' III
:" ''l " "'l o''" D,.''in'"'1 ,D1' voc
''I,ei''lo" 'noD'l pioe'' 20 C'''A ''1''A
500 mere 't'n"'n % NORA S"'y" %" '"'
1N,a"'e' o. '"' N'"Po'"e''' '"u A.N'' ''"'
ana ONLY 10 mare" onward I'D c's. oi ao'o'
iu's necessity
he ministry were not ho"eycT unani.
nous Ia 'his. eod a IS leafrd 'ha' ''n GOA
mot was influenced 100 hn conduct uy ite
advice OF a certain heuon, OF winch \.
INIaloH,, I've never heaIu Oh i"'' VI p''-
s'on' os'o'el - tue mead -,
20 sa'u'u'E 'n ''Py '' al" a'''N OF VI.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
BY Masnate TissraJh Q, N. Bo,i.a Bee
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EU
ROPE

The steamship Nlugara Capt. Ayro.
from Liverpool. Nay 10, arrived IN HALIFAX
on ThurSday al , o'clock p. NJ She
bnags $1,000 10 sptcIe, and sixty three pas.
sengetG
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

4 fresh attempt is being made a Pa
lcrmo 10 gri up an armed resistance a.
gaiust tlle Neapohlans, but 70 appears
OF doubtful success.
RUSSIA
The Emperor reached ST. Petersburg
from Moscow on +ne, 1T INST There
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
IRELAND


Ireland continues quiet and miserable
ever.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.

Min in this place IS now In full opera.
repaired to fill al orders that may be
and meal
s~sis of a superi " cold
aed- T.
4 BsAs cso
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
H1. VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, 8,

the senpor;s for the purpose of turning the tide OF
emigration 20 their domain and have even dis.
trbuted gratously in Europe pamphlets filled with
desirable Information relative to the soils, streams
and resources of their territory. what has Ar
kansas done Nothing literally nothing We
them than any other of the new States. and yet
we set idly by and permit our superior claims to
be passed over unnoticed Is il not high time we
were waking I'D?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
LA n G L X f. E'S
y 'SECTION4L Mp OF 4PE4yS4S

f'.sU Just returned from Cincinnati, where l
s contracted for the engraving, printing, &C.,
rs~ oEcTIoSAL MAP OF Arkansas, | would re-
| = inform the public, that the above Map will
Eisor iehvery IN January next
e dene N the finest style of line engraving,
'as most competent engravers west of the
Said Map will show all the Greeks,
ss,-eiflces, County Seats, and every section
'aai section on each navigable stream in
- 50 That persons may point to the tract on
kAsR i've. In addition to these | have laid
y We Maps On file in the Office Of Col. Rear
and selected by the State of Arkansas as
&c 9vl,u ,uDo acres donated by Congress, the
lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
atsched to each; also all the Military Land
[sas are laid down, u taken from the books in
.or once and if any changes are made IN
|sAF INES, or new counties formed by the en-
Igislstrre viii be enabled to show theEa all
81 .ff.ce, in neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
sP honly colored and vanished, So
sAes map can be sent to any part OF the state
fae as orders are rapidly coming in, .hose
ss .PHcuring it early, will please send in their
s0oa as possible c. LANGTREE.
I sock, Nov I. ISs3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
Novels of FS49.

Novels of $40.
ENIGHTEEN hundred andtweiVe' VI
Thirty on years .inse. us', or the uincd Family
The Forgery, by James, and CorppraI Trim.
Trstram Shandy, or Unclfio Guy
Jane Eyre 5ventnresN
pa.,,e - os life. Ia love stcys) by Dickens.
6a.lie oa .S, NWay;co a Glimpse at Life in Cam
by one who has seen the EIePha"1-
The Old Judge, or Lii IN CoiohY-
M.,rorz of ,yv YoutIr " Lamartine.
Geo-sisa. Hammond Companion to Jane Eyre.
Angei;ra Iuymore 4 the Life of Beauty.
Ellen Wareiram (ofLove ano Duty:l
For sale by WALLACE 9 "AoD-
June %, IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

NOTICE TO FRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of -empson
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required to 's-
tabish the same to the satisfaction O the Registsr
and Receiver of the proper Land Once, and make
payment therefor Gs soon praaid6le after seeing
this notice, and before the day iPpoInted for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tracg claimed, oAerwse such claim
will be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner of The terseraI Land ClV''s
Oct. 81, 1S49. 3I-Bw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

Ute assassin Of Count Rossi.-Siee the occu.
patton of Rome by the French, say. the journal
au Haore, rigid inquiry has beensoing on hav-
~ 'oi us ooject 10 discover the pebon or pesons
On, nno we're implicated ia Inc essasshaton Of Count
Rossi, the obnoxious minister, }fo had rlaced
himself at the head of the priestpar,y.. and was
actively engaged, at the momeg OF his death. IN
putting down the revolutionary spirit of the Ro=
mans. From these Investigations, iii has beenz,.as-
covered that the individual whorgave tho Eac;taa
wound is settled in the United States OF A rsssirar
at Augusta, in Georgia, where he isiiying under
the name of Rometto.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
Jea, Tea.

!, superior Tea. ir boxes and caddies, Just
= : and for sale by
: E4s. HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

Manuscripts of Calrin.-It issssa,ed
journals, tn, ooiIs~s;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20

OF an action before a JUS
tice OF the peace, of the township in which
he she or they may reside, remove out OF
the said township before final Judgment the
said Justice shall require of the plaintiff or
plaintiffs to deposit with him, the said JUS
tice, sum of money equal to the amount
of costs which have accrued, and which
may probably accrue, or require Of the
plaintiff or plaintiffs a sufficient surety, res
ident of the township, for all the costs which
have accrued and which may accrue, such
surety ship to be evidenced By an aeknowL
edgment thereof upon the docket of the
said justice of The peace, Or in case of the
failure to do either, shall enter Judgment of
non suit against the said plaintiff or plain
tifs.
Sec. 2. That upon all writs of scire
facias, sued out before any justice OF the
peace, to make any person party to a
Judgment already obtained against one o,
more of the joint contracting parties, hs
shall have the right to make any defence
which he might have made had he beer
served with process and made a party te
the original action.
Ssc. 3. This act to take effect from ant
after the FIRST day of June next
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
' Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
SPEAKER Of the Senate.
March %, leA9.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
AN 4 C. T
March: %, lSA9.

To punish Judges for appearing az attorneys IN
the courts of justices OF the peace.
WHEREAS, 1t is made known to this Cen
eral Assembly, that the judges OF the
court of common pleas in some sections
of the State, have been in the habit of
appearing as attorneys in the courts OF
justices of the peace, temanage and ad-
vocate causes between parties, and such
pratices demand immediate animadver-
sion and apprehension therefore,
Sec. I. Be it enacted by The Censras
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That if
any nudge OF the court OF common Pleas
shall during his continuance in office act
as attorney, counsel, or advocate for any
party in the court of any justice of the
peace in this State, lie shall, upon eonvle-
ton thereof by Indictment in the court of
common pleas in the county In which the
offence may have been committed, be fined
in any sum not less than fifty nor more
than two hundred dollars, and be imprison-
ed in the dungeon of the county Jail, and
fed on bread and water only, not less than
ten nor more than thirty days, at the dis
eretion of the sou.t.
JOHN G.. BRESLIN,
r. Speaker Ifouss Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March %, ls49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
AN A G. T
To amend an act relating to juries

To amend an act relating to JurleS
Sec /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That when
Syer in any civil suit or criminal prosecu-
ton hereafter tried in any court of this
State, it shall become necessary to summon
a talesman or talesmen, either party may
make a summary application to the court to
issue yenire, ami the court, when SO re-
duested, shall as matter of course, Irsfme-
diately issue venire containing the names
of so many discreet and suitable persons,
having the qualifications of electors as the
court shall deem expedient. But if no such
application shall be made, the sheriff shall
summon talesmen as heretofore.
SEC. 2 If any person Summoned to
serve as a juror, shall, without reasonable
and lawful cause, to be judged of by the
court, refuse to serve, he shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding thirty dollars, as for
n contempt of court.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
tpedker Of the House Of Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March %, le49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
CauliOn-Bs ON Your Guud

CalliOn-Be on Iour GuQid
The surprising excellence and growing popu.
larity of the American Oil, has induced son.e
dishonest persons 10 palm upon the public, mis-
cradle limitations Of this truly valuable mt dcne,
for the purpose of fdecevng tire cuuwarv, and Gc>
-frAuding the Proprietor ..-
In order TO be sure of obtaining the genuine,
obscrue the following FOUR THINGS;
lst. See that the narAc "Wm. Jackson, So
Liberty ST., head Of Wood sl.' is printed on
the label Of the wrapper of each bottle. to imi-
tate whic is felony.
Cd, That each bottle is incloscd in pamph-
let contai. ing full directions for use; and also
containing the name and address Of VIM Jack
son, General Agent for the proprlctors, d Hail
X Co. Kentucky.
Sd, Purchase ONLY of The advertised Agents,
all Of whom have show bill, on which is print.
ed the Eancs of the Proprietors. Kentucky
VIM. jackson, Pittsburgh, Pa General Agent
for Western Pennsylvania, and part OF Ohio and
Western Virginia; and the printers names
M'Millin & Shryock, Pittsburgh-printcd al
the bottom of said show bill,
4th Observc-the genuine American Gil is OF
dark green color, without any sedimcnt, and
its specific gravity lighter than water. The
colnterftits mostly of a black color;-somc
Seneca Oil-others mixture of other common
oils; and one purporting to coue from the Pitts
burg gh and Allegheny Dispensary Co" of vari-
GUS coors, some close imitation of the Genu
inc. Nune of these countcrfcts possess either
the virtue or the power ofthc true AmericanOI.
UTSold wholesale and retail by " M. JACKSON,
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor in
Western Pennsylvania, Western Virginia and
Northern Ohio; and by the following duly ap>
pointed Agents;
LEFFINGWELi & Co., Ravenna; C. II.
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow &Co. Cuyahoga
Falls; J. G. Calender, Newton Falls; ii c..
johnson, Warren: G. N. Abbey & Co. Akron.
N0tice.-Lefingwell & Co. are appointed
Supplying Agents for the sale of the true Amer
lean Oil. Agents requiring further supplies
and persons wishing 10 he made Agents vii
,Iooso annIy IN Them aulst-1y,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20

than two newspapers, at cost not exceed
ing the sum of seventy-fve cents per thous-
and ems, to be paid out of the county treas
ury, provided said laws are published cor
recuy. -
Sc. 4. That it shall be the duty of the
auditor of the several counties in which con-
tracts may be made for the publication of
the laws, to read and compare said laws in
newspapers before the publication, and see
that they are printed correctly, and accom-
pany them with acertifeate to that effect.
SEC. 5. The act entitled can act to Sc
cure ain early distribution and publication
of the laws of a general nature" passed
March l3, 1914, be, and the same is here
by repealed.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate,
March a, l849.
l have compared the foregoing Acts with
the original copy, and find the same correct
JOHN G. MCBRIDE,
auditor Of Portage County.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
BRASS FOUNDRY
COPPER SHOP.

'HNE1E subscriber is prepared to manufac-
l ture 10 order all kinds Of Brass castings
ofevery description. lie also intends keep
ing on hand an assortment of Gun Trims
ming<, Kettle Ears, Keys, Copper Rivers,
SpaI er. Solder, Brass ard Ctprer Kettles,
which lie will warrant to be of good mate
rals and as cheap as any in the country.
Brass and Copper Kettles repaired. In short:
all kinks Of Corper work done on reasona-
ble terms. Cash or work paid for old Brass
and Copper.
FShop three doors south Of the Court
House. MORTIMER HUBERT.
Ravenna, Oct 2l, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
By 4 y T,H eRITr.
laws of Ollios
AN AC T

AIN AZ
10 amahh an act entitled an act to amend an act
airectinS the mode of proceeding in ehancery,
passed February 81, ls46.
SEc. /. Be 1t enacted BY the General
Assembly q the State Of Ohio, That re-
eeivers who have been, or hereafter shall be
appointed, may at the discretion of the court
appointing them, or the court with which
such receivers are by the terms Of their ap-
pointment required to render accounts and
make settlements If the business assigned
TO them, or in any way connected with the
same, be authorized and required by such
court amongst other things to collect, settle,
compromise and compound for, or by suit In
their own names, or otherwise to recover
any debt, claim, demand, matter or thing
belonging to, or concerning the property
estate or business committed to them, and
such receivers shall also be required to re-
port from time to time their doings In the
premises, to the end that the same may be
received, examined and confirmed, or set
aside by the court, as may appear to be just
and proper.
Sec. 2. 1t shall BY lawful for the court,
before which any case shall be pending for
the final settlement OF the affairs of any com
pany, or of any partnership, or for the pay
lnent Of the debts thereof, to provide by de-
cree or other proper order, for transfer
by the receiver acting in such ease either &c
creditors or to such parties as may have
resulting interest therein, of all judgments
and DEGREES recovered in the name of any
receiver in the case not then collected, and
Of all DEGREES against any of the parties In
such case, either for their rateable shares Of
the debts due to creditors, or for eentrihu-
ton among the parties, and such DEGREES SC
assigned, shall he collected by execution, as
en- judgments at law.
JOHN G. BRESL1N,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 81, 1s1a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
A N A CT

AN ACT
To secure an early distribution and publication
of laws of a general nature.
Sec. l. Be At enacted By the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That it
shall be the duty of the public printer to
print the laws of general nature, of the
present and each succeeding legislature,
Immediately after the Adjournment thereof.
SEC. 2. That as soon as the general
laws of the present and each succeeding leg
islature are printed, it shall be the duty Of
the Secretary of State to forward, by mail,
two copies to the auditors of the respective
counties of this State
SEC. 8. The auditors Of the several
counties Of this State are hereby required to
contract for the publication Of the general
laws of the present, and each succeeding
legislature, Or such of them as may be
considered of general interest, in not more