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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
AN ACE
Feb. IA, 1850.


Fixing the time ofholding the court of common
pleas OF The seventh judicial circuit, for the year
1850.
SEC. /. Be II enacted By the General AS
semLly of Me SITE Of Ohio, That the court
Of common pleas shall be held in The seventh
jndic'al circuit, for the year 1850, as follows:
In he county Of Butler, on the 25h day Of
February, the dlh day Of June, and The 80
day of September; in the county Of Greene,
on the 9Th day Of April, The 25lh day ofJune,
aud the 24lh day Of September in the coun
ty of Warren, on the ooh day of April, the
10Th day ofJuly, and the Dist day ofOctOber;
in the county Of Clinton, on the 21st d'y oil
May, the 9th day Of August, and the 18th day
of November; and the act passed February
ID, 1850, fixing the times Of holding the
court Of common pleas in the seventh iIdcia
circuit, be, and TIC same is hereby repealed
p BENJAMIN I. LETTER,
Speaker ofMe House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
$pedker of The Senate.
February %, 1850.
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AN ACT
February Is, 1850.


To amend the act fixing the time of holding the
court Lof common pleas in The 9Th Judicial cir.
cult
SEC. |. BE it enacted by the General As
8cm6B Of the State Of Ohio, That the cou,t
of common pleas in the county Of Me ,gs shall
hereafter be held IS follows, viz; On the
lou:th Tuesday Of March, on the third Tues
day in June, ard the fourth Tuesday in Sep
temher.
SEC, 2, The fal1 term of said cour, in A.
thens county shall be held on the rour,h
Tuesday IN November, and the fall Term in
Washington c'unty shall be held on the fourII
TueSdny il October
SEC. 3. A Il acts or parts ofacts inconsis.
tent with this act are hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVFRS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
February 10. 1854
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March %, 1850


Fixing the times Of boiling the oourt Of common
pleas in he seventh indicial circnit.
SEC. | Be il enacted by The General As
srmdiY Of the State of Ohio, That The courts
oI common pleas shall hereafter be hold in
the several counties of the seventh udica
circuit al The several,i times herein prescribed
namely: In the county of BarIer on the 25th
day ot February, the 22d day of NAV. anc
23i day Of September. In the county o
/ Warren, on the 18th day of March. the l0Dl
day Of Jnne, and l4tn div Of October In tn,
county Of Greene, on u Ie Srh day OF Apr, ,tht
22J day OF July, and the 4Ih day Of Novem
ber. In the comfy Of Clinton, on the %
day OF Annl, tho 9th day of August, and the
lSth day of NJvember.
SEC. 2 Should any day named herein 70
The holding of said court fall upon Sunday
the SAID court shall comrlonce and be holder
upon the next day
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES q. CONVERS.
Speaker cfMe Senate.
Feb. ID, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
AN ACT

To amend tho act entitled IAN act fixing the time
OF holding the courts in the seventeentli Judicial
circuit
Src. |. Be ii enacted by the General As,
aembIy of TIE State off Ohio, That the frs
term OF the court ot common pleas in and
for the county Of jackson, shall hereafter
commence and be held on the first Tuesday
of April.
SIC, 2 That so much of the act entitled
Gan act fixing the times Of holding the
courts Of common pleas in the seventeenth
judicial circuit" passed January %, 1850
as conflicts with the provisions of this act, be
and the same is he eby repealed
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of The Home Of Reps
CHARLES q. CONVERS,
Srcakr of the Senate.
March 7. 1850, ..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
AN ACT
Feb. 6, 1850.

To amend the not entitled "Ar act to fix the
times of holding the court of commen pleas in
the sixth judicial circuit," passed February 8.
1859.
SFc | Be II pnnctra bv the General As,
SembiV of the Sote of O3io. Tbatrho sprinu
term Of he cnn't of comman pleas fnr tie
Ho"r eighteen hundred and6fv shall ho held
IN The county of Ross on tho e;yth dav oI
My. anh in the conn'v'"f Hooking on the
tw"n'v seventh dov # Nov.
SEC Q So mnch or 'he act 10 which ,hi,
IiG an amendmnnt ns is inconsistent with the
foregoing section be, ami the same hereby is
Irepealed
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker of The HNVec of REPRESENTATIVES.
CHARLES G COVERS.
Speaker Of The Senate.
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February 90, 1850.
AN ACT

Supplementary to an act presenting Iprescribing
iincs of holding courts in the sixteenth Judicial
SEC |. Be il enactedby the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the sum-
mcr and fall terms of the Courts of Common
Pleas in the sixteenth Judicial circuit, shat
be held at the several tlmos herein prescrb
ed: Summer term, IN the county Of Mercer
on the second day Of july; in the county 0
Shelby, on tho eighth day of July; in lh'
county of Auglaize, on the twenty,ninlh da,
Of July; in Ibe county Of Allen, on the sixth
day Of August; in the county Of Hancock
on the twelIhday Of Aagusii in the count
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M AN

onmend the act entitled SAN act to fix the time
Of holding the court of common pleas in the
fifth judicial circuit"
SIZE. /. BE 10 enacted BY Tie General As,
sembiy Of The State Of Ohio, That the spring
term of The coutt ofcommon pleas in The scy
eal counties of the fifth judicial circuit, shall
hereafter be held at the times hereinaf CT
prescribed, viz: In the county ofCoumbianI
on the second Tuesday of March; in tina
county of Carroll on The second Monday Q
lApni; in the county Of Tuscarawas on th
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February 10, 1850.

Amendatory of the acts fixing the times of hold
ing The courts of common pleas in the 9Th judi.
cial circuit
SEC, l. Be il enacted By the General As
sembIy Of the State Of Ohio, That The fall
term of The court Of COMMON pleas IN Athens
county shall hereafter be held on the frs
Tuesday Of November, and any act incon
sistent herewith is hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
CHARLES G, CONVERS,
6Pc0ker Of The Senate.
Marca 7, 1850.
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70 amend the act fixing permanently the time o.
boiling court o common pleas IN the thltu
judicial circuit, passes January 50' iooo'
SIC. /. tie caeaacfet by tue General As
&eMLiy IF ne otme 4 Uao, lha' toe sum
.n,r ierm u lue count ot cunlnun pleas, tnl
the year one Thousand eight hundled aud III
iy, shll he held in HE following counties, III
the thrd ludIcjaI circuit, as Iolows: In The
county o. summit, ON the eighteenth dty o
Jun ; and in the county Of Ashtabula. the
second d1y july; and in 'he county o
HrumbnIl, Oh he ninth day oI July.
SEC 2. That So much Of line tblrd sect OF
o. the act 20 which this IS an amendment, al
IS Moons slant with the provisions of ,hs act
be, aud tne same Is hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER.
Speaker efAe Hoaseof Representatives,.
CHARLES y. tONVERS.
Speaker Of The seaate.
March o.. 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
AN ACT
To amend the act creating he Commercial Court
of Cincinnati.

AN ACI
To amend the act creating he Commercial Court
of Cincinnati.
SEC. l. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That hereafter
there shall be term of the Commercial
Court oE Cincinnati to commence on the first
Monday of May in each year; and so much
Of the act establishing the sad court. passed
February 4th, ls4s, as requires il 10 hold
terms on the first Monday Of April and first
Monday of July, in each year, be, and tho
same is repealed.
SEC. 2. That any process heretofore is
sued out of the said court, reiurnable to the
next April term thereof, and all notifications
to appear at the said term, shall be enlarged
to the May term herein provided.
SEc, 3. That said court may make md
publish such rules in relation 10 the service
aud returnofa all mesne process, issued OUT of
the said court, as may seem TO the Judge
thereof, necessary and reasonable, any thing
in the act creating the said court, or in any
other act, TO The contrary notwithstanding.
BENJAMIN F~LEITER,
Speaker Of The House Of Rep's.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March % 1870
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

Ar ACT
10 tx the times loI holding the court Of common
pleas in the sixth judicial circuit
March %, 1850.

Ar ACF
To i1 the times (oI holding the court Of common
pleas in the sixth judicial circuit
SFC. I BE il caecycd by The Geaerol A,.
sembiy IF The Stdte Of Ohio, That the courts
OF comnon pleas in he SIKH judicial circuit
shall be held for The year eighteen hundred
and fifty as follows; Spring term, in the
county of Picknwnv on the first dny Of Anil,
in the equity Of Fairfield on he fifteenth
ldly OF April, in The county of Hpckino on
the sixth day Of May. in thc county of Ross
on The twentieth davrfMay Summer term.
IN The county OF P.ckawav ON the first day
| o! July, in the county OF Fairfield ON the 6r.
teenlh day of July, in the county Of Ross or
the fifth day of August in the county Of
Hooking on The twenty sixth day of Au1ust
Fall term, in he cDuny of Pickaway on the
tnlrl'c'h day of September, in the county Of
fairfield on the fourern,h dav of October, in
the county of Ross on The fourth day of Mo-
vembor IN the comfy Of Hooking on the
'wonly.fiflh day of November
SEc 2. If The courr in any county shall
not have finished its business hcGaro the tinc
prescribed for holding the conr, in any other
courty "f said Circuit, the cnnr, mav con.
time its term for the purpose Of ransorrug
probate aud lestomennry business. oranting
letters of guardianship, for the issuing and re-.
turn of process, and for such other business
as The parties concerned in the same. or their
counsel may agree shall be heard and deter.
mined
Src. 3. All acts and parts or acts which
may he inconsistent with the provisions or,his
act nre hereh, renoaloA.
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker Of he House of Renresrn'qijrps.
CHARLES G.. COVERS.
SIoGker ofthe Senate.
| Fab @ 1C[o
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
March %. 1850.
AN ACE

To create the nineteenth Judicial Circuit.
SEc ]. Belt eadcted by the General As.
Ssmbiy ofMe State Of Ohio, That from and
after the passage Of this acr, the counties Of
Richiund, Morrow, Knox and COshocon,
shall compose the nineteenth judicial circuit.
BENJAMIN + LETTER,
Speaker Of He House Of Representatives..
.t CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker d he Senate
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Of lIlrdin, on the twentieth day OF Angus
Fall term; in the county of Mercer. on tie
fret day Of October, in the county of Shelby
on the ninth day of October; in the county
pf Auglaze, on The twenty first day OF Oct
oher; in the county Of Allen, on The twenty
ninth day of October; in the county Of Han
cock, OH the fourth day Of November; in the
county Of Hardin, on the twelfth day Of NJ
vember.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker IF he Hnuse Of Repre- eotaiires.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
SIedler IF the ssaate.
March 8. 1850.
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ourlh Monday of Apr.; and iD The county {
Stark ON the first Monday of Nav.
BENJAMIN F. LITTER,
Speaker Of he Horse qf Representatives..
CHARLES e. CONVERS,
SPeakcr Q fMc Senate.
February 90, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
March %, 1850.
AN ACT

Presotibing the times Of holding the courts Of
common pleas in the fourth judicial circnit,. .yel
to be holden, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and ffty., .t.r
SEC. i, BE IL enacted By The General As
sembly of the Stale Of Ohio, Thai the courts
# commoa pleas in the fourth Judicial Circuit.
yet to be holden, for the year one ihousant
eight hundred und fifty, shall be holden in tht
several counties therein, ut the respective
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SEC. 3. AL laws or parts Of laws incOn>
slstent with the provisions or this act, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN F LETTER. -.
Speaker ofHe House Of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONVEKS,
Marc h23. 1850. '..~,T
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-24

The Senate bill or the remission Of the dutiss paid on
the presses from the Sultan of Turkey to Msss Samuel
Colt and = Morse the inventors oi the repeating FIRE
arms sod magnetic telegraph being reported the House
u Was Rad twice NJ,
pr JONES moved il reference 10 the Committee Of
Ways and Means
ar MOkSE moved that II be put on its passage;
And after debate upon the merits OF the bill and the
Propssey OF the different references proposed. between
SCHENCK.
Mt SCHENCK moved the previous question;
hch being seconded by the House. under it's opera.
ion the ssid bill referred the Committee Of The
w hole on the stale Of the Union
The Senate bill To enable the State of Arkansas to
dram certain swamp lands being read twice,
MT JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, urged upon the House
the propr,ety OF passing the said bill
on motion III MIR j.. il referred to the Committee
on Public Lands, and ordered TO be printed
The Senate bill granting public lands to aid in the
strucon OF the railroad from Selma Alabama, 10 Gunton
Landing. on the Tennessee river. having been read
twice,
Mr.. COBB, of Alabama, moved It's reference TO the
Committee on Public Lands
Mr.. MEADE moved its reference to a special commit
tee whereupon,
Debate ensued between Messrs COBB, of Alabama,
and McCLERNAND for the first motion for its refer
ence. and Mr.. MEADE for the second.
The question being rut, the said bill referred Il
the Committee on Public Lands after which,
On motion, the House adjourned.
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~. KlSHAkDSON appealed. bu. h shortlx sits.
Mf Fifth proposed TO amend the rssolunos, by sdd
TX, ~ me end thereof. that sas sxpsd.sms 70 sdm
fia w "; Smith - the delegate from New Msx.co.
ne CHAIRMAN having ruled this smsadDsnt TO b.
~. q oraer on The ground that irrelevant. and
ALSO because the subject had bsea pssyioasy disposed
~ comnitee and the decson Of the Char having bssa
sustained by the committee. the committee voted rise
and report the resolution aa s.tl
The committee rising, Mr. STRONG called the pre- ous
question on agreeing TO the resolution when
Mr. GORMAN moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table
/: Mr. STEPHENS inquired whether the effect OF agree
ing TO the resolution would moi be to lay the whole sub
Jecl on the table
The SPEAK Err answering in the affirmative,
The yeas and nays upon the motion lay on the table
were asked and ordered; when il agreed ,o--yeas
l01, nays ~
Mr. STRONG moved to reconsider that VOTE and then
to lay that motion the table which last mollon was
az reed 10.
Mr.. MEADE asked the unanimous consent of the
House to report back joint resolutions from the Commit.
zee on the Judiciary But objection being made leave was
not granted
And then on notion the House adjourned.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
wEDN EsDAx MOANING, JULY ~, ,sso.

Q-Mr. hzHsv n. LxwIs Montgomery, AiabsnAk our ssa-
travelling ugent assisted ~ M b.
u BksrT.
00Mr IsaAxL JAnss, NO lsa South Tenth street, PhdAds
phs general usvelns agent sasscd BY Mess" W.
WxLp CoLLss, JAAxs DxxHlAs A. KrnK WELLinsroH,
T. A. EVANS, JAnEs CLARx, AID r. LOCKS.
uMr O. W. JAMS, No Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio Is
travelling for States assisted BY Aess
n snrH,J r. Dxsr, JASON TAYLoH .AsasrKons, PEaRs
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and q. sTxIRAAs.
0l-Receipis from either Of the above will be good.
CO. b. PALAsn, ths American Newspaper AGENT tbs only
authorized for this Of Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia and duly take advertisements and
subscriptions tbs required by His will be
regarded payments His Offices aIeBoson Congress street
New York. Tribune building; Philadelphia northwest Of
Third Chestnut streets.
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AIpnAxs D. Loosus y t. eAAls rAsy wsrs aAdrsussd
oy Zen hx. 'sas sssss u ~ UssssS SaA,sa Lsisss
wss Iesstnsd " ne COMMITTEES VI ssvssauoa By Manss
Preston King. David Wsisnoa. 3 r Ckss~ l>~as Dxa~s
Doy. Abyah Mason. l loAA Wa B~s,a. d. ,,.sl,nx
demzxogas and buAooa u The taG,oa) yoAs CorArsos
b r Butler. d. Burwsli. Y. r AshAxa. yoA. w,lh,..
sou. Silas NJ Burroughs. and H b SsAslss Of S~..r.
Falls The chorus Of the whole The osA...ns. "a
ST and the Wilmot PTovl.o The Tesolst,oss dsso~.
the COMPOUNDS bill Of the Senate They insist spoa he
immediate admissions OF California State They d.
clare ..in favor OF the sdmisssoa Of New Mexico
State. or her organization Territory. making that
clause OF her constitution prohibiting slavery =
part of the Fundamental law Of her organization. !"
They express their gratitude Thomas H. Ben,oa. among
other things for his late powerful efforts ia behalf Of
the admission Of California = and they recognise him
worthy Of the hghes, honors in the gift Of isss pso
pie ]" and in previous resolution they recognise the
doctrine OF and obedience instruction. as essen,si
article in the democratic republicans Creed. tosxsnx,
perhaps. the extraordinary which Colonel Benton
has pursued on this very subleci,)
These free soilers still proclaming their bgosed
notions on the il Congress had any cons,
utonal power to establish slavery in the Territories OF
the United States They still display their dangerous
banner and surely this is another why should
settle all these questions in spirit Of compomise Let
them BE- settled, and this pestfeous faction will dis
appear As Mr. Clay declared Monday 10 the Senate,
the Compromise will kill them OIL. because il will arrest
agtaon which is their meat and their drink, aud the
very air which they breathe;" and this great solemn
compact being made between the North and the South,
where are the allies and the agents whom the abo,onss
would obtain 10 carry on their abominable schemes!
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49, n.~t. ssrsss fhs Cs~nns~t-xAs pa0aos =
O.aafsrnsa shaees~sA IN dogs.
nessnt events have directed public astsstioa. In
marked manner, towards the central paris d The so~asas
Tho annexation Of California 10 the Unitsd 0ss. ~
extraordinary mineral wealth which hes bssa Discovered
there. and the still moro extraordinary smsrasioa which
has taken place 10 conseqseacs and which has aFsa1y
rxssd California from little known and spasssy puPa-
lated province to powerful and rapidly growing csss'
have given immediate and practical importance . Ne
long talksd.o psojs Of opsainx shipcanal bstwssa
tho two ocsans md - the preliminary steps 70 ~
grad enterprise have already bssn aksn under sseh cir
eemsanses ND auspices 70 inspire condolences As
will b. carried into effect the character and resources 81
The eounary through which il mast paS very sassSiy
and ia strong manner, attract The puAc auses'oa Up
on thsss points il 10 UNDERWOOD amps afraa6ss ~
BEEN furnished to tie Department OF Stats ~ me-
our present charge danarss in Central America ~'e.
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Commodore Morris returned TO Washington yesterday,
10 good health in the Vixen steamer Immediately from
he Havan, where be remained week. We understand
that fory-two Of the Costoy prisoners had been dis
charged, aftsr trial., and Commodore Morris had sent
them 10 Pensacola Three remained for trial. and
the captain and Of the American vesssl were de-
tanned ~ witnesses The Commodore il Of opinion that
they will not BE- seriously paniahed He met with very
hospsabls reception from the Spanish authorities Of the
island.
The Commodore did not hear OF the Presidents death
until he met with pilot his coming into The Chesa-
peake
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We take pleasure in noticing that meeting q the 70
cal department Of The Wash'ns'on fnnaFnoo'c society
gill he held his evening, at the residence OF A. r
Kecthoe or on 18Th street, between and F streets,
nex. Tho ladies' Of the city ara earnestly requested a.
,snd and Join socisy. ssras Antsao associate
bsrs The society 10 mo selacs, and would urge the
be backward n jniaG Assesation which
tsDd only their Improvement, bot sls
vsts and refine the musical taste Of The city
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The test question on The Comproniss y not yet
taken in the Senate. Mr. Fooss's important snsndnsns
about California IL still psDding. aad il il hoped thaa the
vote upon may contribute TO determine The success Of
the bill Mr.. Bradbury snboittsd . very intssesting
amendment yesterday, referring b joint sozrd Of CON
sslonsra the settlsnsat Of the Texas boundary.
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Mr. Corwn accepts the oaos Of Secretary Of the
Treasury, the duties Of which he wss psfformins yes
terday He resigned his ssat in the Senate yesterday
We presume Mr. Pearcs, Of Maryland, declines me
Office OF Secretary Of the Interior he was yesterday IN
his seat in the Senate
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NrrCEThe ladies and gentlemen forming the depart
IN Of
meeting Of it, members residence, Wednesday
evening O'Clock precisely for tn purpose
organizing, and ciectins leader. ....-1- +.
July ai-a President, 1ah street, between 4 r
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cryw "a csessa usarsrsi "A vsr,4sxrs nd yssss4 y
n Aorm u'nsrs'ss aoy hAas v order, q
AsSssS ssu Cots repeating pssso,s y
July I7-3M sTEvkNb, No. Drowns Hotsh
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NOTICE---The wssMinfcn Philharmonic Society," deem
IN and gentlemen whom nc<lces
election actual and associate members VIII kindly
signify the their earliest
vsnsnce enable the society TO complete M
~ A. r. kfECKHOEFEk,
July aist President, i3h stress, between streets