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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

GTOLEH-oN TIE ga II ST, FROM NO. lis co M
~ hers street the following articles One III sizo Cold
vets, engraved back vi ite eparccd DIAL gold Moy
Ian GrneVe; ali GeldClain. about foue inches Ion
'e hct seized ieb anchor beard
eydi "a leg Iine led hear finger
80 with rulR sold hrast rin set with Farnet
aris god hronru set With gold react
t5r lird paintiaE. (rus Any inf1rnhtion which
Eli lead tho discovery viii he iheraIy rewarded by
rly ing IT ,he First ward station house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
hLorllr ~ coNsIoNERs.-srs.nsuIP ,
EEcN An go &c GssIsrEcsS.

EskfiSIED House TO LEE. NEAR UNION
prrk --fht able or part ~ taey situated
m VIII 70 leu until May, tenn porariiy with nme
atie ensset sim Prr-o darnus Of Grss class
oeu,e Learn full oartieulars eessing
- Raymond herald "ficu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

s5NO LET a NICELY FURNISHED PaRLOa AND
! Bedroom t. single gentlemen. aiio, two
urptshst a. IL rooms, reasonable terr at Is
W i've strsst satt ~ Lrnaa gay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
Gtqssoy ALA,

TUE AMERICAN cnHSGNArET OTF'Cr UAs
- been removed from IL Begsnsn strce y IL wiaau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

ITO LswYERS.-JUsT PUBLISHED PRACTICE
sDd Piean'ng ander Ahe rooss. ORIGINAL snsb lad
With spprsda and tsrm ~ Herr, wnisAhsrssns asi.s
actcs trectiops Tor the duet aon ~ ~
code all ts stages with snsy % Ill r.psrssd sso
sions thereon TO the rp~rsns time ,Nls Nv JOHN
J. DIossf. Law Bookseller. No Nassan street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

SsfnPE AND BASEMENT IN BROADWAY I'm at
erst elsss store 6iS Broad say ~ Nblps sad
Ifffcatt, Nitt IN lease An excecnt situation for
s'r..tr. ,sist inquire the pso@sos. from till
twp O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

4 oST IN PASSING FHOM FULTON PERRY ~
- Gin and Boekman fsrs TO Broadway, pair oG Gold
sWca ice with sdes kors tn maker Fulton street Broa
Sp The eader will be rewarded by leaving them ~ thi.
uiI O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
A@CAhk...

ElRAFTS On IRELAND, &c.--THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ DRAW sight brafts ya,ious Sanks and Blakers To
gland Ireland aud scotland, in sums snit ArfL,
LlhhS GUi0N, No 40 Fuit, street. Passags b.
sscrred ~ the old Black star Limo u Liverpool Pa
ealing lt 9th, llb l1Ih ast snd 27sh every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

nTslCsS -sUITs or oEFiCEs, sUIrABLE FOR Aw-
~ yrs sHn pr"i.si al t. let Apply TO II. RAFT.
o rber Sr, d~ay and warren stress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
r., , RAlLReAp cQNTRAcTobs- cHicAGo ANp

1'e RAILROAD CONTRACTORS CHICAGO sEp
htisfiFpi keilroad Sealed proposals. will be
TIE once OF the eumpsuy, Ia the cry OF Sprn Ened W
1ets ubtl Saturday snsust ~ for grading masonry
bridging. and ties ~ chat ii sn of this road vh
sNtcnd Springfield e. Bl0onington tliaoil. fhe IL
t.n.e Is shoot sixty mcs, AMI rute .r4varsss the
elevated aud heal ny Foctiou OF thc Tho jae
yid 3tions et about two miles eaeh
s 70 10 commenced stout delay tsYfneae w0rL
materials will be- made cash Profile gaus
and hi nk forms W he eef too eopsps
10 Spring 6ed and bloomington Ino whore ANY ia,
matiop "ill be cernishoi by the En- snecr pparEmcn
satisfae.ory proof "f responsibility @ bs required
those ps.se for tile work The sub-t rb6r sin re
New York At - aFtn street, s'sit The ituaop
River Railroad 0ice urti, Augutt and wiz prep3-a0
30 EXHIBIT prohee plans &C. ard give information sact
80 pr, fer 20 phcr ooss ~ this citY DIV IL. LEE
CLid Eagu,er Chicsgo and Mississippi Railroad
New York July 10, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

l'AUTlON.-LLTTER LOST-D1RECTED TO WI u
- Edwards, Phadclphia eontainiu6 certificate Of do
lcst for 500 tho Bntehera aud Drpvers' Bank on
d rsrd by ID Ucnnesv. The public is chntioDed
ganF tho same rs the has been stopped nc The
Bank The finder will much ohige tho b. enclosing
mid letter AND certificate to d. HENNESSy No l32 East
n netet1 III street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

I oSF- ON SATURDAY LAST a BOY ABOUT SEVEN
~ years old Had mxed met. pHptalooae s.ripsd
and straw hat = q his hut
te u lie residence. Any person leaving tai boy g
Third street will receive the thanks of his mother be
ihcra1y rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE uoNgY.-THG son
~ Ecrbtr fore fus sale Sa0A water Porter aud
etta. iDeht doug i,ilent husiness. 70
two husue til l. oceiirnt chance
N rick, ~ is we'd eetNb bed tattfaeturv vi
tcgtvB Tor d" ping 81 TIE Address WIN rei
where intryiew 70 had Jautos uCrald Ji
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
TnAvEI.LERS GUIDE.

- IhA s1AllEFAS 1glOAs
EOR PHILADELPHIA D1RECr-U. =. NAIL AND
Express hr through 10 too hours Esw Jersey Rail
cnAe We Jsrsey City leaving Nee York ~ A. foot
CofIanct streets gsnd Sk r. NJ Liberty Rsrs. 81
,er arss slass and 81 70 for esss H. and
1esurn Att aad9 I. ~. and 81 p Rslstp IRE Wassin.
se~ Ncrsok, snd Charleston through Neksts cold In s
Zines and through baggage carried n the A.
A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON sERINGs.-THR
ears Of the New York aud nsrlsm Rssroad lssvs ts
"a station Neg YORK; daily sxSspsd At
clock A. H-Ns train IN Cba.ham FTar Corners.
hsssns With western Rs!lrosd foe Albany ,at Troy L.
MEDIATE stations A. eeoskp Assem 2cs,on .ra,a
chAthsm -Four Corners, connecting with Western Raj
toed going east Passengers for Lebanon Swings will .ke
tne 10 clock A trao Cbssham Wrsttra Rlroad 20
Cnn7an and stage 10 Lebanon. arriving early the
aHrnoon Fare through. 81. n sL0Ar, supt
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD roa PHILA-
dsphis.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Pier
mol North river stGh ~ and P. NJ t.Ir ugh In ~
hours Faro. frat class ST. seccnd c,ass Thy r. iios
oryl ~ Returning lsave PhradopLa. foot Of Walnut
street, at A. M. and2P N.
-
TIE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKrpDY wiILLxsvs
the foot olJay street for ALBANY Monday. Ycinea
22as. ara Friday at aole"k 4. landing AZ West
snt src Hudeoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

HGUG CLERK WANTED FOR THE RETAIL AN
NJ prescription busuessa Steady man. eith Rat
fscory rrence VII fuds prmauaut situation tyleaun
nnOto At the Derald Office for Drugs and Medicines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

A LADY GOING Tn EUROPE wIsHts ID tsPusE
n oth'r bedroom furniture which Il modern, ana IN
good otdet hy # he beet wsktrs 10 this ety.
note Edrsec 70 ~ a. tue onse Of this pap I'll
teiv. Rtteutinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27


rE'U LIE Ia NEW THREE SrOaY HOUSE, ON tue
= irih sida ~ thirty faurth vest OF Ninth
aretne with 81 the modern nprevamenss Ap
ply j. N. POST
fh syfonrth street. fret house west Of Nintn
s1SO LET--,N WILL AhSBuRG. A MODERN BUILT
I three stry brlek HousE. situated ooath y uth
Tnirr WIN te rented low unit, Msy
vera inqu IT." IL rt1ER n. RRaY No 81 Mai en- lane,
N.s Yort, No. 40 Sorth Nio oh street. Wilmsburg
-E>oyeT- Foe TERN OF WARS. THAT LARGE
siz- fur av,ct Bn ling. NJ, SS3 Pearl street,
to Bprper brother With CINE ana boil,
order TIE preuiss well calculated for
Sufscturing of kind. 1ie
tutidr uill IL repsir immediately. Foo portions
ls- quire The Looking Glass store No, 06 fulton
100 eRsE~ ~ III STREET.-THE LEr, NexT TO TIE
Gp Bsr hauts EScharge Rank Of Day street;
tlird floor for ahces bu-ns6s pur-
"a - ~ loft shove Svs hrJ gn st.ue
,eu. huidins just ,shed. Inquire within az HEa-
LIZ - door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

w AHTED-AN ITALIAN WOMAN TO TAKE CARE
W Of yosna rbhl k-fersn required 20 etsY
ana ,spArisy Address hns ~ l. a.. kcsporA Rsods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
TWO STATESMEN WANTED, WHO ARE ACQuAIsT.
= ed with the city retsi dvy goods bu i,ess Appy TO
CIARnEi q. NOOK. $50 BoHary.

81 0nn "A JQONG MAN WELI ACQUAINTED
Ws,O,,u. with burisess, hSrias TO s5ov, cspia'.
Nrti ,ituai'r IN tte Nhn'esels busr where IN
Nv months ~ yNb bs rOuli her 'atsrostet in the
,o,oern pl.asc sdfress Y. u. Uesst of sta'ok ths
~ ho hird ~ bnennss done row nnica'iJn oonf.
s sy rsc.srfJ. Tho bess Of refeIsaSs sfen aai 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

NEW YORK hND uARLEM RhItROs u COMPANY
~ The Directors have th day declared tho
sntual eiidend ~ tso The oj eapta o.
TINS ont OF the net e1rpn~s
month"; Nhiea ' he paid the Once OF Treasurer
No Centre street. sna after Tuesday ts second day
AnEnst next Tho transfer ro0s of SAID stoek will 10
lssed o. aturlay July 2ith at three o'clock aud
open Weduesaay argut 81, ut 10 sIoeA A M Dated
NeN York, July 22d w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

r OsT-TITHER ON SATURDAY EVENING OR EAR
- " Boneay morning bet Seen Cream wioh and Front
streets below all small red Morocco bound book
Tho finder will no suitably rewarded by leaving it at S
Gre enpieh street,
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---------
LOST AND FOUND.

OK REWARD-STOLEN ON SATURDAY NIGHT
WO in Mercer street below 10 ward strest and Grand
street, from the Treasurer Of the German
Soei ~ Turnveren two ejgers, the
Of th, mbers in alphabetical erder their
du the other the names of the candidates The
will be paid by delivering said books ~ No Feen
Ii arc, up stars. by Pm PETERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

x a Young man who has bad much experience Ia
this ooui try In engineering contracting and
the experimenting or works wishes TO CONNECT himself
With eonc person OF ~ho would need his services Ia
any Of the above branches The bst OF references lie
given u rsQgired Please address T. Herald oice sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

Guns, RIFLEs Pistols. GUN nArExJot spop-

~ ing Apparatus Fint Cutlery Re &o.-aJnion q
Wheet1os Aann'nrtnrpra m Maiden lAn~
invite she atuieD - ci spd tneis
o4tehtlr amt ven sst tod one
ooBfsGt eupply OF Revolver athef Fi,. ,gus
nniaesnrad by nlen Thnrhsr Gois piaAls al ar
sizes ''"''' " sAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

flOsTS TOR StLR-oNa w ENTY TWO FEET LDGG.
- Whitehall huij teppsrts toned w,ih four nA~s
SIC. sixteen eet WITT, eentte bpad 80 sh
$40. A. tocs Of Morton street. torth river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

u OBBERY ON THURSDAY LAST, Gully ljrH,l
~ had stolen from pocket book tuiDiog two
eecks from the Branch southern Bank Of kepsneky u.
OwDkb0ro what hank not collected Cor 90 aud
the other Tor about S26 10 Also land as med
by Lieut. Wash6rrn for leo various other payrs
ara alb, mt sou IL {notes Sonthsra Bank of
tnky} Twenty dollars reward viii he given for
'bf same to Of Gee. H. Pegram, Esq Etizabsth
town, N. j. ROBERT IRIPLETT.
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CFou,pGSs.

W. " uNDsRUiL'. 40 pHooMt STREET, COT
s.is pnrcrat ers Of Joe Loadrs D1es. oh
e. ,r and ynrjous other Brandissi Londan Docs Port
r. rrry ADD Madrrs Niccs genuine sshnapps soh,eds,
y. sr.s aud Oh Tom Gin; 10 a. = Va bottle sad on
sr.,gbt Champagne Wlnes Ucdieck, Temple 1rand. EE
e-,iy a., Nc ihs oaiug imported hy himsolf viii
any a. her store
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WIssLoW, LANIER & co, 3, wall stree


OUEBEcSAND RICHMOND RAlLwaY.-THE plRRC-
" rectors Of this Compauy viii receive iii toe 2Sth
u ~, ls2 aprics lens from gentlemen qualified ~ en- tie
ohce ~ Chief h SINGER tf their Road TestnDpts ~
fessinna ability ard ssifaes0y references ~i be 10
pentnbly Necessary BY ordsr the HOARD ~
Vuebee. July Is 1852. L. i. MaCk1t, 3cCratary.
no you WANT SoNEy-FROg $50 no SO 0c0.-
~ Give 70 ts undrrsigas house. irsSry damands.
watcher gold tter ware say other inds large
tosos IA eonsnstio and yon viii receive ths hishost
amount - onsttiBs Foe p*hsr sind
o sdvshee. Viii ba fesi-d GOOD 'eeuritef sr9,
orstrlg - the American Consignment oee l22 William
street, ~ stairs
gao l0n WANTED-oN PROPERTY wORrH
GeV sOOO fSica the umonnt stuat1d within ta'tty
uln"tes the Merchants Eachanre. seven per IL
ret sDd tom doubted address Br1 rs PestoHtc.
aI0 600 TUE ADVERTISER, A GERMAN
BtO,oNV. gertlsnsr. t>vias foe ele Ia, 40 ,e,rs
hsd che tis country fer tho profitable
articles II, ported i, about sstshshnE himself hs
would b. psrtsG Gut p.ctnev .ther
setire special vita the ah ci.h Tho
unexc ptiorsbls references viii Ne uirsd given
oress German st tho see Of the Jonras Commerce
with real name. stating va ihtrrsev msy hr bad
i0D LAND WARRANTS 9aSrkD--OF TIM Fio.
wv rds End 1872 War; and slEn Of tho M.xiaer War
In hich the hfest prize will Is paid Ais linnis
IGteD's, Of tho ~ 1872 by q e., SHUFRLDr. Ne
Nassau street. three doors from all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

WANJBD-A CUTTER IN CLOTHING SroRt.
ope who isl hrst rate custom cutter ani uoderstnn
getting NJ pat address e. f. Pa Herald office will
rafar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

p~oO. bar ssI.-ieu thousand ~ che hest ia Jpftt
tEuIibe SeRsre Cone huadtec 10 blx via 90 ia 10
10 suit, So per n. Cost ef i'm ston, S3l Apply
NJ. j.. sHElEUN, 60 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

JVoR sALF- TWO SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN
octave fnnefoT'es sttb from flames lset-tnt ~
tie modern Aproggnatt T.. md 4nrta II srrs.
Cttsp each laq.te ~ ~ WAITE B'r e., tbft doors
Nest ot Broadway a.. HNRDNAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

NRUG CLERK WAHTED-ONE WITH UNEyCEp-
1nshle referepcrs nsd vel nerirneei II ths city
retail snd prescription business. Apply =. First avenue
corner of Fifteenth street
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nBUG CLERK WANTED--A PERSON PERFECTLY
- scquaiuted with the city retail tra1e Muqt he
smsrean, with good settrnee. Apply AZ No. 4o5 sxti
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
WASHINGTON. May 90.

SENlTE.-Thc pending amendment was
thai making an appropriation OF $4,000 a
"Trip to the Collins line, instead of the pre-
sent allowance, with the proviso that IL
shall be in the power Of Congress, at any
time alter December, 1851, to terminate
the arrangement; winch was finally agreed
to-yess 81, nays 10. After further
amendments, the bill was ordered 10 be en-
crossed.
The bill to enable the Governmental
deepen passes Of The Mississippi was pass
ed. Adjourned.
House yesterday ordered the bill dona-
ting lands 10 aid IN consiruc.ing St. Josephs,
Hannibal and ST. Louis Railroad, to he
engrossed for its ihird reading. Conside.
ration resumed to day, when the previous
question on lis passage was seconded, but
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved u lay
the bill on The table, expressing the hope
that it would be kept there until after the
Democratic Convention.
The question was taken on the bill and
il was passeJ-yeas 1903, nays 80. Ii
~appropriates 10000 600 acres.
The House then went into committee oI
the whole and took up the Indian appro.
prialion bill. Adjourned. without coming
20 a vote.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

his relatives. The parents are making
preparations to follow him, fearing the
revenge OF, Indians. The child, when he
was found, was so SCARED with the marks
of whips and brands Of hot iron that he
was hardly recognizable. There was to
be a meeting held at Neenah on the Satuf-
day following the date of the letter, fr
the purpose of sending petitions to Con
eress for the removal of The Indians
The writer thinks that if this purse is
not taken, serious difficulty will ensue.-
Since Mr.. Patridge's child has been sent
away, the Indians have made three at
lempts to carry of another boy.
The Indians cling to the child as though
it really belonging to their tribe. 1t is
a very curious case, take it all in all.
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9urti9n 9rtus,
Additional News by the Cambria.

VIEW 1ohAi may ~o'
The french fete passed brilliantly off
without demonstration in favor of an EN-
pire. In Parliament the militia bill is still
discussed. India mail arrived. Cotton
active at a shade advance; sales of the
week l1l,9OO bales, of which $4,000
were American
The steamer Glasgow arrived at Green
ock on the morning of the 18th.
Parsian Bourse heavy without decline.
American stocks in good demand at firm
prices.
Tenth of May fete purely military
Sixty thousand troops and half a million
citizens were spectators. The President
arrived at noon, at the head Of a brilliant
staff; and reviewed the troops, presented
colors to the Colonies, surmounted by The
Imperial Eagle. He subsequently, ad-
dressed the army, saying 'the Roman
Eagle adopted by the Emperor Napoleon
was the last striking emblem of the regen.
Grafton and grandeur of France; it disap.
peared with our mlsfOrtunes, it oughtto re-
turn when France, recovered from her de-
feals and mistress of herself, seems no
longer to repudiate her own glory. Re.
| sumo, then, soldiers, these emblems, not
as mena es against foreigners but as SYM
bols of Independence, souvenirs of heroic
epoch, aud 10 mark each regiments nobili.
ty; and swear 10 die, if need be in defence
of emblems which so often led our fathers
to victory"
The address was Immediately placarded
throughout the city. The clergy, mum.
herring eight hundred, headed by The Arch
bishop of Paris, mustered around a gor-
geou.Ialtar on the field, and bestowed bless
lngs on the standards. The troops de.
fled, and the ceremony was concluded.-
Two thousand crosses and medals were
distributed by the President, and well re-
ceiyed. The infantry cried uere Ia En-.
peror.
On the contrary, the operatives of the
Faubourg ST. Antoine, notified their en-
ployers that they would work instead Of
UellB pftstHN ~ 'lt Ict' lteIlNlhes Col
linued in doors for three days. On Tues
DAYS, fifteen thousand attended the grand
Tuilrries' banquet, given by eight hundred
Generals and superior officers.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has abol.
ishcd the constitution, and restored matters
as in 1913.
The India Mail arrived at Trieste, with
Calcutta dates to 7lh April, and China
dates 10 25th March. New outbreaks
India expeditions sailed 10 attack Ran.
COON.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
Decision Of the Wheeling Bridge Case.
WASHINGTON, May rs.
The Court gave its decision to-day in

The Court gave its decision to-day in
the Wheeling Bridge case, viz;
First-That no change will be allowed
in the decree of the Court unless it will
provide a safe and convenient passage at
all times for boats having chimneys so
feet from the water.
Second-Court will not sanction either
plan proposed, but il the defendants can
make a draw of not less than 900 feet, in
,he western bridge, and make the channel
equally as safe aud convenient as the east
ern channel was before the erection Of the
suspension bridge, and removed all other
distractions from it, they may try the ex'
pertinent al their own risk and response.
biiily.
Third-The decree heretofore rendered
shall be recorded, and unless the ohsiruc.
iion be removed or rrmedied on or before
the FIST of February next, the bridge shall
be abated.
Defendants ordered to pay The costs
amounting to about $4,000. Judge
Daniels AMI fancy dissenting.
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I SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court Of Com
l. mon Pleas within and for the county of Ashland
and State o fOhio, made at the May term Of said
Court, 1851, | will offer Tor sale at Public Ven
due on the premises on the 26th day of June
1862 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Real
Estate, to wit; Lots number 1903, 100 nnd ITO in
Andrews addition to the town of Ashland,
Ohio. Also, on the same day at . O'Clock, P. M,
| will offer for sale on the premises, the east
part of the northeast quarter of Section 81, town
ship twenty-iour, range seventeen-the same as
conveyed by Nicholas Perrine TO decedeRt, con
tanning one hundred and forty acres, or so much
of the same ns may be necessary to discharge the
liabilities oil said estate.
Terms Of salc:-One third Cash in hand, one
third in one year, aud the residue in two years
from the day ofslie, with interest. Back pay
ments secured by Mortgage on the premises.
c. R. DEFINING,
Administrators of. L. Ian 6, decd.
May 10, 1862. 4w52
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
no. 5s.)

AN ACT to regulate elections for Senators ard
Representatives in New Counties, cretaed since
March. 10th, 1901, aad that may hereafter be
created
Sec. /. Be il enacted by The Gene
rai AsscmJiy ofthe State Of Ohio, That
new counties, created since The 10Th day OF
March, one thousand eight hundred aud
fliy-one aud all new counties that may
hereafter be created, shall be represented
in the Senate and House of Representa-
lives Of the State, during line decenniai
period in which such new county is or shall
be created, in the same manner as if the
law creating any such new county had not
been passed.
Sec. .. The judges of all stale and
county elections in all such new counties,
shall be governed in all their duties by the
general laws governing elections, so far as
the same are consistent herewith.
Sec. 3. The Judges of elections in the
several townships or election districts, CON.
posed in whole of territory that originally
belonged to any one of the counties out Of
which such new County il created, shall
cause 10 be kept two separate poll books
for Senator and Representative, in the
same manner that the general poll book il
required by law 10 be kept; one Of whicI
shall be deposited with the township o.
district clerk, as the case may be, in eacl
township or election district, for the use o
such persons as may choose 10 inspect tht
same; and the other shall be certified, seal
ed up, and directed in the same manner al
required by law, for the return of lhl
general poll book, and conveyed within
three days next after the election, by on,
of the judges thereof, 10 the clerk Of III,
court OF common pleas, Of the county Il
which the territory before, aud at the tim
of the creation Of such new county, be
lOnged.
Sec. 4. The Judges OF elections @
such townships or election districts as ar
composed of territory that originally b
lohged 10 Two or more Of the counties on
of which such new county is created, sha
cause to be kept two separate poll book
for Senator and Representative, for eac
portion of territory that originally belonge
' 10 different counties, in the same name
! That the general poll book is required b
law to be kept, one Of each of which sha
be deposited with the clerk Of such towi
ship or election district, and the other
each shall be certified, sealed up and d
, recled, in the same manner as required
law, for The return of the general poll boo
and conveyed within three days next aft.
, the election, by one or more of the judg
, thereof, to The clerk of the court Of cor
mon pleas of that county to which the te
S riiory before. and at the time of the ere
: ton of such new county, belonged.
d Sec. 5. 1t shall be lawful for the Gle
\ tors residing in any such township or ele
ton district, as is mentioned in the four
=, section Of this act, 10 vote for Senator a
Representative, al the usual plJce Of hnI
ing elections in such township or eleci
district; and it shall be the duty Of
b judges Ct elections Of any such iownsl