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Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08

I. ]. HARTLEY.--This T. J. Hartley is
the same Henry Hartley who, in February
or March last was arrested in San Francis
co for stealing daguerreotype views and
Ghenesses from Mr. Vance, and also from
Mr.. Coombs, who at that time kept on Clay
street. He also stole pistol from Vance's
rooms. The daguerreotypes he gave to a
woman of ill-fame in q house on Washing
ton street. We recollect distinctly the
whole circumstances. We then glored in
the name of e Items Of prominent morn
ing paper in the city, and the particula- S
were told to US as profound secrets, with
the request that the gentlemans q name
should not be mentioned, as he belonged to
a very respectable and wealthy family in
the Atlantic States, and powerful influences
graceful position. We had determined not
to publish his name, but learning that other
Items" were cognizant of the circum-
stances we inserted his name in the para
graph as did other papers. How he even
tually got clear of the predicament, we
never learned. When we met him here,
we thought we had seen him before, but for
the life Of us Z could not place him." until
his last exploit transpirel, and his whole
previous history in San Francisco flashed
Upon our memory. He has changed but
l.. Al A.. L
the Bay, and the police there, if he goes in
that direction, will have but little difficulty
in recognising him, more especially as his
daguerreotype, if not burned in the last
fire. is now hanging up in the Marshal's Of
fee. Hartley was appointed County Clerk
by Judge Smith, who preferred this un-
known stranger to a respectable citizen Of
the county to occupy that responsible post.
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J. e. Hughes,

Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, anC
Clothing, on Main street, Mokelumne Hill
oct25 I'm
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5. ID. Bali.

Attorney at Law and Justice, of tie Peace
Sturges' buildings, corner ol Main and
Washington sts., Mokelumne Hill.
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DICKED UP-One bay horse-mule,
= white star on the forehead, and not
branded. Also, one black mare, near foot
white, branded on the near shoulder, but
not legible. The mule was taken out of
hole on Stockton Hill, on the 29th ult. The
owners of the above must call, and prove
property, and pay charges on or before the
18th inst, or they will be sold to pay
charges. The animals are now at Mr.. Nor.
ris's hay yard ON Main street.
REDDING & co,
Mokelumne Hill, November l. nj st
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NOTICE-The person who took or
borrowed large cross-cut saw from
Goodwin's butcher shop, is requested to re-
turn the same Immediately, as the owner
wishes to use it, n9 If
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Saloon and Reading Room.

NAMPBELL & WEEKS, have opened
~ a spacious and elegant house on Main
street, opposite the New Church, as sa-
loon and Reading Room
The leading papers of this State, and of
the old States, will always be on file
Connected with the house will be bar
stored with the choicest liquors oct25 If
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A DAMS q cos ENnres.. Mokel=

A DAMS & CO.'S Express, Mokel-
umnc Hill. = Arrangements having
been made, by which the subscribers take
an interest in the Expresses of Newell &
Co., and Freeman & Co, the business will
hereafter be conducted under the name ard
style Of
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
NEWELL s CO., agents for Stockton
and the Southern Mines
FREEMAN & CO., agents for Sacramen-
to and the Northern Mines
ADAMS & co.
San Francisco, November g. 1851 rs If
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Henry M. SturgeS.

General Dealer in Groceries, Provisions,
and Liquors. Also, Mining Tools of every
description, Main street, opposite the El
Dorado Hotel. Mokelumne Hill. oct18 I'm
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Gs- Many notices and local items are
omitted for want of room.
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TFor the Chronicle.7

THE MINERS PRAYER.
Ye powers that rule DER brooks and foun-
Take pity on US in these mountains [tains,
Let not our hourly prayer be vain,
But send, oh send us lots Of rain,
Till every gulch can float bark
AS much as foated Noah's ark
When Captain n Noah made q stop,
On Mount Ararat's drowned top.
How many rich in piles Of dirt,
Can scarce afford to buy a shirt,
And lose their time, whole weeks together
Predicting changes in the weather;
Their time divided fairly even
In watching earth, and Watching heaven.
A passing cloud sometimes gives hope
To US who wash without much soap
Then out comes Phebus to dispel it,
All, woe is me, grieve to tell it,
And though we know the wish is evil,
We wish the sunshine at the devil
Propitious powers, hear my petition,
And others in the same condition:
Break down your atmospheric sluices,
And let the sky distil its juices,
Till we can ramble where we please
In water reaching to our knees,
And think that deity diviner,
That had compassion on the MINER.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08
d. c. WHITING
WHITING. T. w. Fl
WhIting & FreeYOn.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law; Office
on Merchant and Montgomery streets, en-
trance upon either street, San Francisco.
nOy1 If
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r. y. SAWYER.

Attorney and Counsellor ut Law, Stnrges'
building, corner of Main and Pleasant
streets. Oct10 I'm
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CADWALADER & co, offe,

oAD w ALADDIN q w. Ou6r
: for sale, in their new store on Main
street, a full stock of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions.
They will also purchase Gold Dust for
coin, and furnish Exchange on the best
terms
Quartz Claims negotiated, and the rock
tested. nS If
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MOKELUMNE HILL DRUG
4F1 STORE, Main street, between Centre
and Lafayette streets.-Drs HUNTER &
DAY respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have just re-
ceived from San Francisco large assort-
ment of Medicines, and are now prepared
to attend to the wants of the afflicted
Country calls promptly attended to, and
prescriptions carefully compounded. oc25
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(haS. 4. Leako.

Attornev and Counsellor at Law.
Office in the Empire buildings, Centre st.
oct25 If
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Kellogg & Root,

Dealers in all kinds Of Miners Tools,
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Clothing,
&c. Also a good assortment of Cigars con-
stantly on hand, at the link store, two doors
above the Ell Dorado, Main street, Mokel-
umne Hill. nj I'm
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Wade s. FOXEEor.

General Dealers in Groceries, Provi-
sions, and Mining Tools of every descrip-
ton. Main street, between Central and
Lafayette streets, Mokelumne HILL
oct Is I'm
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Justice of the Peace.
John c. Reid.

County SURVEYOR and Civil Engineer.
Office at Jackson. oc25 3m
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j. T.. II. Weeks.

Justice Of the Peace-NTain street
At Campbell & Weeks Saloon and Read
ing Room oc25 If
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MANUFACTURING JEWEL
- ER-The undersigned having for
many years been employed in large facto-
ries as designer and chaser, feels confident
in stating his ability to suit all who may
desire to have Rings, Pins, &C., made of
gold which they have dug themselves.
Numerous references can be given, if re-
quirei. HUBERT BURGESS,
Centre street, next to the Mokelumne
nS If Bakery.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08
Charles HaISeY,

Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace
Empire House, Mokelumne HILL
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DIR. Y. a. EsOMnlar1.

Main street, Jackson-Ofice in the Buck
eye Store. nj I'm
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Keller s. NIarIette.

BACHELORS HALL-Store and Board
ing House, opposite New Church, Mokel-
umne Hill. octlS I'm
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Maxweu. gsrOck s. Co..

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
G oods, Groceries, Provisions, sc, on
Stockton street, opposite Lafayette street,
NIOkelumne Hill oct19 I'm
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no YOU WANT TO SEND

HOME by next steamer '' souvenir"
to some dear friend Call and examine
our new designs in rings, rims. lockc,s,
bracelets, &C., exquisitcly fashioned from
California gold
Do you want superior WATCH, to on
sure punctuality in your engagements !:
Buy one of our best English lever move
ments, i'll gold or silver cases, GUARANTEED
not to vary more than minute per month.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
City Observatory, Clay street, one door
above Montgomery, San Francisco.
N. B-Just received, some magnificent
diamond bracelets, pins, small enameled
watches, set with brilliants, &C., to be sold
low for cash novl If
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08

no All the late Atlantic papers are on
file at Campbell & Weeks Reading Room.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08
EDWIN GATES.
j. EpIey,

Justice of the Peace, San Andres.
Office at the American Exchange. n81r
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08

HENRY EMO.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-08

Is The Mexican Maroma and Circus
Company have gone to Campo Seco, where
they will give series cf performance.
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The PrcsIden.,s message.

we do noi know that we can express
our opinion more fully Of this document
Than by quoting The N. Y. Tribune, on,
OF The most prominent Wing journals in
the Union. II says:
cts prevailing defect is 4 non-asser,ion.
almost non-recogni,ion, of principles
All is second hand, superficial, make
sniff, and much is ,emporising, tlmid,
irresoluie. Even with regard TO our
Foreign Relations, to which so large a
share of the Message is very property
devoted, while lis statements Of facts
show commendable alacriiy and assid.
nily in the ful6llmeni of our obligations
to foreign powers, the reader is often be-
logged with regard 20 the principles
Which have guided the Presidential
course"
We may add that the effort Of Pres-
dent Fillmore and The Wing party 10
make the Compromise Measures, and
he Fugitive Slave Law bihding upon
future Congresses, IS legiinately Wing.
IL is al assertion Of the sacrcdness of the
Legislation of to-day and its right inde
penden, Of merit to bind, restrain and
prevent future Legislation where JUST
and necessary. Ii these Compromise
Measures, together with the Fugitive
Slave Law satisfy the People they will
be fnal; If they are found unsuiied To
the foundation principles of our Tnslitu.
tions. The i'ffuence of all the Fillmores
and Brooks's, and 'Vhig Congressional
Caucus resolutions in The world connol
make wrong right; nor give permanence
10 a deserVedly odious and inadequate
Statute; fact very we'll known, bui the
whole mrtteris miserable game 10 catch
voies.
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DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Queenspae, Hardwaye, boot

Groceries, Qneens'pare. Hardpare. Boots,
Shoes, Caps, Drugs, Notions. &c (, &c.
And for Ladies' dresses we have nice as
sortment Of Prints. de Lnins, Mernoes, AL.
paccas, Sattins, Poplenr. &c., besides good
lot of Hoisery. Kid, Cotton and Cashmere
Gloves, Shawls. &c.
Gentlemen can he supplied with Cloth. OF
various coiors, Of English, French and Amer
lean Manufactured; latest styles Of Fancy
Cashmere, Black Doe Skins Salinet, Silk /,
Satin and worsteo Vestings; besidesa large
lot Of cheap sluffs for pants, coats, &c.
Our stock of Boots. Shoes, and Shoe
Findings is unusually large and low We
are determined to DO the thing up right and
honorable. and one trial is oil that is neces.
sary to satisfy any one.
We want TO buy. and are on hand to con
tract for any amount OF Produce Of all kinds,
especially Furs, D5er Skins. and particularly
Venison Hams. for which we will pay tn,
verv highest market price in Cash or Goods
Kalida, Nov. %, 1851. $50
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;A KALIDA HOTEL,
MIl By T. Il. MCCLURE.

TIME citizens of Putnam and the adjoining
IL Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that 7
R. Mcclure, has purchased the above well
known stand. and which he is fitting up fo
the reception and accommodation of travell.
ers, and where he will be at all times read,
to entertain his old customers and tho travell-
ing public generally.
AsMr. Nee, is well known as a landlord.
and the accommodations Of the KALlDA
ITS STABLES. &c., are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to cater for the tastes and comfort o.
the travelling public, who may give him q
call. and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords.
February |. 1850 6Iz
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Another Scientific Wonder!

PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid.
or Gastric Juice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnel, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, afte, direc-
tions of Baron Liehig, the great Physiol-
ogical Chemist. by J. s. Honphion, NJ.
D., M. L North Eighth Street, Phlla-
delph'a, Pa. This is a truly wonderful
remedy for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice. Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility. curing nfjer Natures own me-
,hod, by Natures own agent. the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
.olumn.
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Az 10 the rank Of Chief Justice, the
existing law regulating tie matter with
the Supreme Court, under the old Con
s''ulipn, did no, apply. In The absence
nf such regulation, the Judges elect
signed and deposited with the Secrelaf,
= State a Rule, providing that the Judge
having the shortest term Of iyearsto serve.
shall be Chief Justice. This was AZ
ranged before the allotment Ohio
Statesman. ,tH3y
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THE KALIDA VENTURE.
KALlDA. OHIO.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851.
Kossutn.

THIS noble Orator and Patriot landed
at New York on the 5h instant, He
received addresses from German, French.
Spanish, Italians, and from exiles from
almost all dalions, as well as from Amer
lean citizens, ~ which his replies we're
fel'cilous and worthy Of his great repuia.
iion. On Saturday lie received formal
reception from the cl,y Council Of New
York, at which ho reviewed The various
Military companies OF The city. and re-
ceived aud replied To an address from The
Maior. He declares himself, as in
Europe, Repnblican,--iliat his mission is
to procure The Liberation Of his county
from Austrian oppression sustained by
Russian interference, and desires The aid
and influence ofIhe United States PEE
pie and government 10 prevent foreirr
Intervention with the internal concer,
Z any people. We will endeavor next
week to give extracts from his address
10 the U. S. Senate, resolutions in the
Senate TO invite him to Washington had
been met with open and concealed up,
position. In consequence Kossutb has
said TO have stated to President FIJI.
more that ii was uncariain whether he
would visit Washington at all or not.
Our own impression is that Kossuih
will find enthusiasm enough and f1aliery
enough, but that when the Temporary
excitement is past that his visit will
realize nothing favorable to Europa an
liberty. The doc,cine &c non.in,erv. n
tion, once principle imposed by neces
siiy. is likely TO be adhered to from ,
worse feeling among our leading mal
than cowardice-gross selfishness. W.
trust we shall prove mistaken.
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lhe lnpremacy ahd even l!le

tNSlenCe OI INT tfUU5'ituNOU.
Cases hnvn heretofore nrIsen In which individuals
hnvc denied the hndhg authority o: acts Of Congress
and even stnles hive proposed 10 nulfy such acts
upon tina ground that the Constitution wns the
supreme law OF the land. and that those nets OF Con
Rress were repunnhntto that instrument; hut nllifcn
u'nh h now AIMED, not 80 much ngnlnst pnrticunr
laws ne heinR Inconsistent with the Constitution. ns
agains the Constitution itself and II In not 10 be
disguised that spirit exists and hna heer uctvcy nj
WORK 70 rend fsunferihis uniou, which l. onr o,er
isned inheritance from our revolutionary fathers
In my last annual message stated TINT consi
dered I've series OF measures which Ind heen adopted
NJ he previous session. In reference 10 the ngltntlon
growing out OF ihe Territorial md sljvery questions
ns nnel settemenf, In principle nn su'stnnce Of the
dangerous aud existing subjects which they enhrhced,
md J recommended adhererre TO the Adjustment
established ny those measures, until time and exper
ifnch shonlf demonairtte tie necessity OF further
legislation 20 euRrd against evasion or abuse was
not infnced 10 mike this recommendation hernuse
thought those eneures perfect. for human Iepisla
ton, can he perfect. Wide differences and jarring
opinions cnn only be reroDciled ny yielding some
thing on all sides nnd this resu hns been renched
hter M angry conflic OF many mouths. IN which one
pnrt ~ tue rohnry was hrrayed against another Hnd
violent coovplsions seemed 10 he imminent. Look.
ing ~ me Interests Of the whole country felt II TO
he my duty to seize upon this Compronse MS the
nest thnt could be obtained amid conflicting interests
nno 70 insist uDon II ns final settlement, TO he nd
hered TO by ni who value the pence and welfare OF
the country, A year nas now elapsed since that
recommendation was made. To TINT rerommonda
Ton Sill adhere, and congratulate you nnd the
country upon the general acqulesc, nee In these
measures OF pence. which has been exhibited In oil
paris OF the Republic. And not ouy Is there this gen.
erhI nrqnescence In hese measures hut the spir OF
coordination which hhs been manifested In regard 10
them IN all parts ofthe country hps removed doubts
and uncertainties in the minds Of thousands Of good
men concerning the durability Of our popular insii
uons ana gwen renewed assurance that our Liberty
nnh our Union may suhsist together for the benefit or
TINS and a u succeeding genernto's, Is.
MTLLARD FILLMORE.
WAsnsGroN, December 9, 1851.
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Or Deferred articles next week.

(s- V. B. PAhstER, at New York, Boston,
ana Phiadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur
poses. All arrangemens mado with him
will bp treated as il mads HHSc,ly with THE
office.
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SAD AccIDENr.-Ilarriet youngest
daughter Of Samuel Blodgen, Of Ottawa
township, in this county, little girl Of
nearly two years old, on Thursday las
week, while passing the stove, on the
edge ofwhich her mother had left a ke,-
lie Of boiling water, ripped, and in fall
ing caught hold Of the kettle, pulled il
aver upon her, and was in consequence
SO severely scalded, that after suffering
the most intense agony for some hours,
sho died on the night after the accident
happened.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
Joshua Baldwin, Ezra RI
Dibble and John C. Work;j
under the firm Of BALDWIN,
Dibble & Work; {
IN Gancery.
Jnhn M. Palmer and others


John M Palmer and others
(tLARK. Work, & Co.. George Washington. and
~ Sampson and Andrews are hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of Decem or. 1851. Baldwin. Dihhe.
and Work. Of the city of New York, filed in the
I outt of Common Pleas of the County Of Putnam,
md Stat8 of Ohio, ilI In rancery agninst the said
John NJ. Palmer. Ellen Palmer. his wife, william
Trevitt Christian Hnhev. Clark Work g. Co, Ro'ert
McIvdinc George Washington, Sampson and An
drews. Samuel Medary and John w. Waters. the
oJert and prayer of which hill is. I'd f0recose GER
tain Mortgage, exerued by Tohn NJ. Palmsr and wife,
to said romplainants, date June 5th, l846. on the
north west quarter section A, also the south east
quarter se ton s. also one undivided fourth part of
the south half OF section in town north m ge
2 (E) on which ID situate Steam Saw mud Grist
Mill. &e the prayer of which hill IL to ject said
premises TO SALE and the proceeds thereof to he mp
piled 10 the payment OF the seve nj liens thereon,
according TO the rights Of the RESPECTIVE parties -
And the said Clark, Work &c Co. George Washing
ton. Sampson and And,ews are nrtler notified unless
they appear and plead answer or demnr to the sni,
I'LL. within sixty days after the next term Of said
Court, the said rompainants ut tae term next aftef
the expiration Of ID sixty dnvs viii apply to said
Court TO take the mniter OF the ILL MS confessed
against them AMI to decrne thereon accordingly,
O'NEAL e. WHITLEY,
Solicitors for Compuinants.
December l8, 1851. ss9-6
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INFORMATION WANTED

Ot JOHN SIRAIfi. who lett Putnam county.
Ohio. in iB48, an who was last heard Of at
Tene Haute, indiana. He is Carpenter
and JOINER by trade, is fond Of music, and
performer on the flute and violin, and in perl
son was tall, slim in build, and dark com.
plexloned, had heavy eye-brows, and black
hair: dis age is about 27 years AS he has
not pee heard of since i848, his friends are
any.,o os toilearn Of his wherea bouts. and any
iirtormation from those whosn.ay have known
him since that time will be thankfully lee
ceived by his relatives and friends. Address,
JOHN E MCCONNELL. Leipsic. Putnam
County. Ohio. Nnv. 4, 1851.
.65- Editors Of Westernpapers arc espec-
ially requested to copy the above, and con-
Ter favor on the friends OF Mr.. Strain, who
are seriously anxionson his account.
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LOOK TO YOUR
RIGHTS AND INTERESTS,
AND NOT PAYH GU pRIcE.ren eops wnyN
4 COULTER g. MARBLE

A RE selling as low as ever. II is no,
N necessary here 10 60 into lengthy details.
as il is ur established fact, and known 10
very one who has purchased goods of us,
that we are selling lower than was ever be-
fore sold in this county. Having zone to
lhe conclusion that farmers could not afford
to pay US high as heretofore. and sell grain ni
such ruinous rates, we thought we would
help them as far as lay in our power by put
ting goods down so MS barely 10 hold our own
Our stock is a well selected one, and con-
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Gr The Weather has been unusually
cold this week. On Wednesday morn
ing last the thermometer ragged ten
degrees below zero, and on during The
wormest part Of the day was only three
degrees above it. |, is still very cold,
though mote moderate.
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OF Our Delinquen, and Forfeited
Land Lists end with this week. They
support our Press, though they make for
u few weeks our paper uninte esling.
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Supreme Court OF Ohio elect - AllOt.
ment of Terms, and the regulation
n Of Chief Justiceshfp.i I. les 81. A, lt.A \

This morning, lots, as prescribed by
the CONSTITUTIONS, were drawn by The
Governor and Secretary Of State. fixing
the term Of years Tor which each member
Of the Supreme Court elect shall hold
his office. The manner Of drawing having
been agreed upon among the members
The lots were drawn out in the following
order;
First Lot--John A. Cerwin 3years.
Second" !" Rufus P. Ranaey 5
Third /" 'Fhomas w. Barley 2 A" 4
Fourth - VIM. B. Caldwell ! 1
Fifth So Allen O. Thurman 4 -