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SMANS NANERSs

BIZARRE sUICIDE.-La temperance peut
etre une tres bonnc chose ct les tempe
ans doiyent etre de vrais noodles, mais
CONNIE toute chose ct tout homme lei
bas, ellie ct lis ont leur mauvais COTE
Nous lie prouvons tout a rhcure.
I'm Pauvre diable, John jackson,
grand amateur de wiskey, Cognac ct au.
tres liqueurs de Ia meme famiIlc, go1tait
frequemment ces consultations spiritueu-
ses, lorsque lie pere Mathew vint lui Of
fir ses consultations spirituelles. John
jackson Sc rendit aux pressantes solicit
tations du celebre. apotre, ct rccut lie
pledge il va un mois environ. Pendant
quinze grands jours, John ne vouIut pas
revoir les cabarets, ces theatres de SEES
anciens exploits ct ne retomba point
dams son vieux peche, mais au bout dc
ces dcux mortelles semaines, notre hom-
me Sc sentit pris dune f~urieuse envie
d'humeeter son larynx; il ne ~youlait boi-
re qu'un coup, I'm tout petit coup, une
larme de wiskey! Enfn la tentation de-
vint 81 forte que lie pauvre temperant en-
ira chez IN epicicr ct acheta une bou-
teille du sp%iritueux tant desire, mails une
fois dams sa chambre ct Wis d Wis de Ia
b~outeiIle, I'm remords de conscience prit
rhomme, il Sc rappeIa son serment, ct Sc
sachant incapable de roster devant sa
boisson ~favoritc san ceder, il ne trouva
qu'un moyen fort simple d'echapper Il Ia
tentation, il Sc pendit; mails au moment
gu John venait de Sc lancer dams Peter
mite, la corde casa! au lieu dc pro6ter
de cette corde de salut, notre homme Wit
dams cette Circumstance Ia main de Dieu,
ct pour mieux expier &c quill regardalt
une forfeiture a son ~sern,ent I'll
ALA Sc meyer dams lie Mississippi! - Eide
p%osthume d Ia temperance.
Perc Mathew, n'aurez-vous pas celui-
Ia sur la Conscience? gsE $3.50 ~t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-27
SERVICE POSTAL.

Nous avons ri ~quelquefois du bon pu-
bile qni croft jour dune administration
de postes i%rreprochable, nous avons ri de
bon ceur, nous rions cor aujourd'hui
mails nous rions bleu. C'est que cette
fois les serviteurs du service postal nous
~attaquent fort Requirement par n ir.
r~eguIarite On ne peut plus reguliere, dams
le service de notre feuille. II existe bien
un bureau de poste au Cranes Forge
Post Office, mails Ia MALE est t~oujours
tellement pressee qu'elle ma pas lie temps
de sly arreter ponr y deposer les paqnets
addresses a ce bureau. Ainsi les lettres
des Attakapas ct de Thibodeaux ecrites
aux habitans de cette partie de PAS
somption, won't faire inc promenade a
-Donaldsonvi!le ct arrivent vi%ngt-quatro
heures trop tard a leur destinations.
quand Giles arrivent ice qui est assez
rare). Aussi a quel conducteur confie-
-@ #I .s ." E@ E+ +T.
ton la malle-poste? N'est-ce pas a IN
ivrogne feffe qui reinforcement encore
a essaye de vendre les chevaux de Tad
ministration, q Donaldsonvi|le, sous pre-
texte que ses appointments ne lui sont
pas payes? Est-ce q DIES hommes dune
pareille meralit6 qu'on doit confer I'm
depot aussi sacre. N'est-il pas honteux
onion emploie des industries de cette
force,et q supposer que administration
fit passablement son service. ne serait-
ellie pas criminelle d'exposer a IN dan
ger reel les correspondances qa'elIe s'est
engagse a faire r~eligieusement parvenir.
Nous appelcns sur ces fats ~l'attention
des entrepreneurs ct celle Gu public.
A la requste de MI. Gauthier de Pain
courtsille, nous publions n lettrc qui
ne fait que confrmer &C que nous venons
de dire du service postal entire Napoleon
vile ct Do~naIdsonville.
Messieurs les Ediiteuys de- PIoNNiER,
On attribute reimbursement aux maitres
de poste tontes les fautes ct les irregu-
larites qui lie plus solvent emanent des
entrepreneurs, qui expioitent lie service
II est temps pour tacher de met
tire un termc i ces abas, que je signale
q~uelques unesdes fautes qui illustrent trop
soavent Ia ligne sur laauelle Sc trouve lie
que je dessers.
III a q~uelques jours q peine, la MALE
10 Paincourt q ete deposee au Cranes
Forge Posi- O6Rce ct il ma etc remis
ellie de &c dernier bureau. Pour que lie :
,ublic neat pas d %souffrir de cette inqua- Z
liable 6sourderie, j'ai fat porter . sa !
estimation la MALE du buieau dc Nj. j
,rane, ct je me suis fait renettrc celle
m'etait adressee. Depuis cette epo-
ne, il s'est presente a mon bureau com j
e conductenr de la MALE, un individu )
qui lie me suis bien garde de remettre
paquets.-Il n'etait pas asserment6 a
dependant la loi requiert espresso Il
ent cettel formalite. Je hui al offert de "a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-27
ETEENNES.
.atSo1ls KecoultnatlueeS.

Quelques jours emore ct 1850 aura
vecu!- Inauguration de 1851 Sc fera
Vusage lie veut ainsi) par un echange dc
splendides etrennes! Tout lie monde sera
hbre echamgisle ce jour la; qui ma pas
quelques bonbons a bonner OF quelques
livres a recevoir?
Nous croyons done bien faire en- re-
commandant aux ]personnes qui mont
point encore fait leurs emplettes, les mai
sons don't nous demons les actresses ci-
dessous; il y a des etrennes pour tous les
godts dams ces differents magasins, pour
l'esprit ct pour restomac, pour les gems
~friyoles ct pour les gems %serieux. - Dams
ces maisons tout Sc vend a priu flee.
sag BOIMARE, .-
L1BRAyKE.-Nouyelle Orleans.
llS, rue Royale.
Grand ct bel assortment de livres
illustres par les premiers ~artistes de Pa.
ris; Kefpsakes, romans nouveaux, euvres
completes des auteurs les plus en- vogue,
~francais OF anglais. Riches %reliures.
l.,
opTIcIEN.-NouveNe- Orleans.
Rue de Chartres, entire Cont ct Bienville.
"
Lorgnettes de spectacle de toutes les
grandeurs, en- e%caille, en- nacre, en- ivoi-
re, en- bufle, avec des etuis dun nou-
veau genre.-Lorgnons pour danes, en-
argent cisele. en- vermeil ct en- or; ces
lorgnons recus tout reinforcement de
France par M. Duhamel, sont de la plus
grande richesse ct du meilleur govt.
Lanternes magiques, avec DIES verres
magni6ques, representant les principales
scenes DIES romans a la mode, fantasma-
etc., etc.
ANCIENNE MASON COURVOISIER.
BELLANGER EFT Gle,
coNFIsEURs.-NouueHe ORLEANS.
Encoignure des rues Royale ct d'Orleans.
La Maison Courvoisier, 81 ayantageu-
sement connue en- Louisiana, ma rien per-
1u en- PEASANT sous Ia direction de M.
Bellanger ct Gle. hCes confseurs yier-
rent de recevoir de nouveaux noodles de
,oites ct de c dune elegance ct dun
,odt parfaits; quaint aux bonbons qui
,arnissent ces petites merveilles nous men
'arlerons pas : tout lie monde les a god.
Is.
.Aussi I'm assortment tres varie de
Duets d'enfants, tells que poupees, magi-
lens, ETC., etc. st.Hs
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DANNE,
-NoureHe- Orleans.
%, rue Bienvilfe.

Bonbons de fantastic de qualite sup6-
r%ienre; chocolat praline, fondants, mar.
rons glaces, etc., etc.
Bottles de formes ~nouvclles ct origina-
les, ornees de bellies gravures; sac en-
satin, velours ct perles, de toutes les
grandeurs ct de tous prix.
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@Nons appelons l'attention de nos
lecteurs sur dcux avis de vente qu'ils
t%rouveront dams nos COLONIES damon
ces :
Vente du Seminaire ct dc scs bellies
dependances.
Vente de l'habitation Bougere.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
MAJ ch 81, 1850.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend the act entitled 'An act fixing the rate
of interest, passed January II, 1924, and all
other laws on that subject.
SEC. l. Be at enacted by the Generai
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
parties to any tond, bill, promissory note OF
other instrument Of writing for the payment
or forbearance of money, may stipulate
therein for interest receivable upon the a
mount of such bond, bill, note, or other in
strument. at any rate not exceeding ten per
centum yearly, provided however that no
incorporated banking institution of this state
shall be entitled to receive more than the
rate of interest specified in its charter, OF if
no rate be specified, morethansix per cent,
yearly upon any loan or discount wbatso-
ever.
SEC. 2. That upon all Judgments or de-
crees rendered upon any bond, bill, promis-
sorry note or other instrument aforesaid, in
terest shall be computed till payment, at
the rate specified in such boad, bill. note or
o.hers insffnnaept, not aaeesssliiag zaeat.per
centum as aforesaid, or in case no rate of
interest be specified, at six per centum year
ly.
SEC 8. This act shall take effect on the
first day of May next, s~,45 .. rr.
~ BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
j., Speaker of the Senate.
March IA, 1850. ..sa-. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

ler wishes to avoid one Of the most tedious
ard worrying voyages, he will avoid sail
vessel between these two ports. The aver
age length Of passage is about four times
that of the steamer. | was never more
thoroughly convinced of the inutility of sails
in some seas, than was when found that
at the end of twenty-one days We were not
six hundred miles from our starting place
owing to the numerous calms in the lati-
tude Of Panama, and also to the head winds
which prevail there great portion of the
year-while the steamer in that time would
have performed passage Of 4 coo miles.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
AN ACT

"A ~ Az
To prescribe the times of holding the courts Of
common pleas in the sixteenth judicial circuit
Sec. l. BE at enacted By ths General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
courts OF common pleas in the sixteenth
judicial circuit shall hereafter be held al
tho several times herein prescribed: In
the county of Allen, on the twenty-ffth
day of March; in the county Of Hancock,
on the first day of April; in the county OF
Hardin, on the ninth day of April; in the
county of Auglaize, on the sixteenth day
of April; in the county of Mercer. on the
twenty-third day OF A pril; in the county OF
Shelby. on the first day Of May.
Sec. 2. The clerk ofthe court Of com
mon pleas Of any Of said counties, lin which
there shall not be sufficient time to draw
juries and issue writs of venire facas be.
fore the first term, as is pointed out in the
fourth section of thu act relating to iuries,
shall nevertheless draw juries and issue
writs at any time before the sitting of such
courts, and the court, when convened, may
order the sape to be returned forthwith,
and the sheriff to whom any writ may be
issued, shall serve and return the same
according to the command thereof, and
such service and return shall be as valid
as il such writ had been issued thirty days
previous to the sitting Of the court.
Sec. 8. That if in any year the day
fixed for holding any one Of the terms Of
said courts shall fall on Sunday such court
shall be held on the next day following.
Sec. A. All laws and parts of laws, in.
consistent with the provisions of this act,
are hereby repealed. a=s -.5a-t
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
February 20, 1850. ess.e, =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
February 49,. 1850.
AN ACT

N Az
Supplementary to an act prescribing the times of
: holding courts in tue six.eenth, Judicial circuit
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
summer and fail terms of the courts of
common pleas, in the sixteenth judicial
circuit, shall be held at the several times
herein prescribed: Summer term-in the
county of Mercer, on the second day of
July; in the county o Shelby on the eighth
day of July; In the county of Auglaize, on
the twenty ninth day of July; in the county
Of Allen, Oh the sixth day of August; in
the county of Hancock, on the twelfth day
Of August; in the county Of Hardin, on the
twentieth day Of August. Fall term-in
the county of Mercer, on the first day of
October; in the county of Shelby, on the
ninth day Of October; in the county of
Auglaize, on the twenty first day Of Octo.
Der; in the county of Alien, on the twenty
ninth day of October; in the county of
Hancock on the fourth day Of November;
in the county Of Hardin on the twelfth day
of November.
'' BENJAMIN F. LETTER.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ID CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate
March 8, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
Eron Houses.

A young man in New York has in.
vented a new mode of constructing iron
houses. of which the Tribune gives the fol-
lowing description: 50
1t embraces rigid Franc Of crst reD
pillars, with ether farts of sheet iron.
Pillars Of peculiar construction are plnced
at equal distances, and eachmte rloeks win
The girders and cross sills, as wei ns the
intles, doors and window frames, nnd all
the parts which require to be firm, or to
brace other parts. The panels are { sheet
iron, rs also are the floors, ceilings, and
shutters for thek doors a,d windows. To
every part OF The house there is an interior
and an exterior wall, leaving an air chnm-
Der between; this renders each room FIRE
proof, and each, If desired, may be render.
ed air proof The roof is also Of IRON
and couples TO the walls and floors. Tho
frame may be ornameated in the casting
as taste shall dictate, and The whole may be
painted to perfection, equal to the finest
of atmosphere in the snosuperfect mi nner,
and when put together, is so strong that it
may be turned over and back again With
out injury. These buildings will be moro
desireab!e than any o hers, and may Le ta-
ken apart in few hours and re-put toge' h.
er on another site with entire facility.
Having been taken apart,one may br..pnek-
ed in a small space, as the whole is in
sectional pieces, so as le' be fiNed fe te-
building, and for changing the form, or eS'-
tending in either direction, or in the height,
within few hours, without preventing is
use while being so altered or added to, an's
without loss Of ony Of the material Of the
original building.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
The Unfortunate.

She never smiles; no happy thought
Lights up her pensiye eye;
The merry laugh, from lip to lip,
Passes unheeded by, z,. -..... -.
Frozen forever in her heart -
. The sparkling font of gladness,
And DER her pours in rapid floods -. ~
The ebon hue of sadness.
Shenever smiles; has frowning grief
With his stern magic bound herl
Has care his long, lean fingers raised,
To cast his fetters round her?
.sf5 5ssaene % yenag the lesson learnt, .e!3szz..
IT That foveso oft betrayed & ~
All no! she never smiles because
Her Fl ont teeth are decayed
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

A LADY REPoRrER = he last exped-
ient that a lady would dream of, as rnsans
of oflivel,hood, certainly is that of reporter
of the public press; yet il is stated thnr
Mrs. Swisshelm,o The Pittsburgh saturday
Visiler, charmed with tAs men oil atrac-
tions Of the D. S. Senate reportorisJ gal
lery. has made application fer Sc t, os
correspondent OF the New York ! rib1ne,
and, better still, succeeded in obtaining it.
The far trespasser upon these reserved
rights, hitherto regarded rs sacred, has
commences her sway over the quill; and
tart and spicy letters she does write, such
only as one having the good sound sense
and discrimination Of Mrs. s. can put
forth. Bali Sun.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

0The Oldest Senator in Congress il
Mr.. VIM. r. kmg, Of Alabama Tho
Senator longest in Congress is Col. Bennn.
of Missouri. At enc time Col. Benton
was toasted as father of the Senate. II =
denied the ''sell impeachment" and trans
lsrred the honor to Col. King, who was
anterior in service, entiiled 10 the, sobriq.et
Of father Of the Senate "Hui," added Col.
Benton Il regret TO add that my. friend, -
hopeless bachelor as he isis. father Of
nothing else(H"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

Oar Story is nearly el ded. Mr.. Whiis
lost both his money and his friend; and
though the police officers are doing their
be>t for the recovery Of the cash, the prob
alb lity is that he (the said Mr.. W bite will
have to return to Georgia 20" an additional
quantity oflhe needful. before he can pro-
cead on. his way rejoicing, 10 tie golden
@. DELTA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
January 81, 1850.
AN ACT
AN ACT .... -
To fix the times for holding the court of common
pleas in the tenth judicial circuit.

ft1N Az
To fix the times for holding the court of common
pleas in the tenth judicial circuit.
SEC. l. Be 1T enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
court of common pleas shall hereafter be
annually held in the several counties in
the tenth judicial circuit, at the timeshere-
matter prescribed; to wit:
SEC. 2. The first term of the said court
in each year shall be commenced and held
in the county of Adams on the second
Tuesday Of March; in the county of Fay.
cite, on the fourth Tuesday in March; in
the county Of C!ermont, on the second
Tuesday Of April; in the county of High.
land, on the fifth Tuesday of April; in the
county of Brown, on the third Tuesday Of
May; provided, that when there shall not
be five Tuesdays in April, then the first
annual term Of the court in Highland coun-
ty shall be held nthe third Tuesday after
the commencement of said court in the
county of Clermont. ri !
SEC. 3. The second term Of said court
shall be commenced and held in the county
Of Adams, on the second Tuesday Of July;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

RAFBEa MUDDY "A good story is told
of man in Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, who, on STOPPING 10 pick up hat
with boa. hook, heard a voice within it
crying out, "what nrs you hooking my
head torr and, on examination, the aston
ished citizen found man beneath, and on
making out to get at him, was told that hs
hnd a horse beneaih
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
AN ACT

AIN AL .......-.
Prescribing the times of holding the courts OF
common pleas in the twelfth judicial circuit
SEC l.. Be it enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
court Of common pleas shall hereafter be
held in the several counties of the twelfth
judicial circuit at the times hereinafter pre-
scr:bed, namely: In Franklin county, on
the eleventh day of March, the third day
of June, and the sixteenth day of Septe,n-
ber; in the county Of Madison, on the 9th
day of April, the twenty fourth day Of
June, and the second day of September,
in the county of Clark, on the fifteenth day
of April, the first day of July, and the
seventh day Of October; in the county OF
Champaign on the twenty.nin,h day of
April, the fifteenth day Of July, and the
twenty y-6rst day of October; in the county
Of Logan, on the thirteenth day Of May,
the twenty-nin,h day Of July, and the
fourth day Of November; in the county OF
Union on the twenty seventh day of May,
the twelfth day of August, and the eigh-
teenth day Of November.
Sec. q That all former acts, incon.
sistent with this net be, and tho same are
hereby repealed. @
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of R representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
February 49, 1851. .--s I'll
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

A PREPosTERoUs SToRy.-An anony =
nous correspondent of the Boston Herald
states that The money with which DR..
Webster paid DR.. Parkman was collec-
,ion Of small SUMS saved by Mrs. Webster
saved from money sent her by her
friends al Fayal. Now thai Mrs. w ebster
bad This money and did net come forward
10 testify to the fact, il, preposterous. To
admit its truth is TO prors DR.. w. guilty
OF falsshood, as he claimed, aftsr convie-
tion, to have himself saved the amount in
small sums, unknown to nll others. But
if the statement in the Boston Herald is
true, let Mrs Webster make an affidavit
of the fact, and it is most probable a new
trial will instantly be granted to her hus-
band, followed by an acquittal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

OH! FOR Boor- JACK "A coun,ryman
recently arrived at one Of our third rate
hotels, late in the evening, and inquired
for boot jack. Boots soon appeared
with one of the cast-iron pattern.
"How do you s'pose I'm going to get off
my boots with that thingW CALCULATED the
countryman.
Boots eyed the countryman's pedal ex
tremities for few moment. and then
scratching his head said: 9
"Dat am fact! he, he, yawl' he shout.
ed. -- g.: ....-
"What the mischief are you laughing
at, you thunder cloud demanded the ceun.
tryman. ft -
Nufin--nufin- only advise YOU te
60 to de crotch OBJ de street, and dar you
can pull off dem boots! Yah! yah! yah
whew! and the darkie vanished.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

in the county Of Clermont, on the thire
Tuesday Of July;in the county Of Hig land
on the first Tuesday of August; in The
county Of Fayette, on the third Tuesday o.
August; in the county of Brown, on the
fourth Tuesday Of August. 81
SEC. 4. The third term OF said court
shall be. commenced and held in the coun-
ty Of Adams, on the fourth Tuesday oil
September, in the county Of Clermont, on
the FIRST Tuesday Of October; in the county
Of Highland, on the fourth Tuesday Of DC
tobsr; in the county Of Fayette, on The first
Tuesday in November; in the county Of
Brown, ON The third Tuesday of Novem.
49,, s..
~ SEC. All nets ana parts Of acts in
consistent with this act, be, and they are
hereby repealed. 81, =. H..
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
I. CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
January 80, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
AN ACT,

To amend the act entitled an act prescribing the
times ofholding the courts of common please
in the thirteenth judicial circuit, passed Feb
ruary %, ls49. ' - ~
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly ofths State Of Ohio, That the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
February 10, 1850.
AN ACT

- AN ACT y '.--
Amendatory to the acts fixing the times of hold
ing the courts of common pleas in the sth ju-
: dicial circuit. a - =.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
fall term of the court of common pleas in
Athens county shall hereafter be held on
the, first Tue day Of Novem Der, and any.
act incons is ent herewith is hereby repealed.
- BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
@frr CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
March 7, 1850.


AsG - re- :. z-s-f
Ea- AN ACT
Fixing the times ofsholding the courts of common
please in the eleventh Judicial circuit.
Sec. /. Be at enacted by The General
Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, That the
court Of common pleas for the eleventh iu-
dicial circuit shall hereafter be held in the
several counties thereof at the times fol-
lowing, 10 wit: In the county Of Holmes,
on the second Monday of February, the
third Monday of May, and the third Mon
day. Of August; in the county of Wayne,
on the fourth Monday of February, fourth
Monday Of May, and the first Monday of
September; in the county of Medina, sec
ond Monday Of March, third Monday of
June, and the fourth Monday of September;
in the county Of Ashland, on the fourth
Monday Of March, first Monday of JULY,
and The first Monday Of October; in the
county. Of Richland, on the second Mon
day of April, third Monday of July, and
second Monday of November, in the eoun.
ly of Knox, on the. fifty opday of April,
fifth Monday Of July, and the third Mon
day of October annually. <...--.-:.g
Sec. 2. The second, third, and fourth
sections Of the act prescribing the times Of
holding the courts of common pleas in the
seventh Judicial circuit. passed January
twenty second, eighteen hundred and forty
six, shall be deemed and taken as part of
this act. 5. h. >S ~
SEc.'3 All laws and parts Of laws incon.
sistent with the provisions of this act be,
and the same is are hereby repealed.
.-..-.~ BENJAMIN F. LETTER.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
= zt. CHARLES C.CONVERS,
aaz 8 a Speaker Of the Senate. +
January 81, 1850.