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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
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active yrupg man. about IL years old, with some
"a experience In business and speaks beth The Eugsn
and German ianguages. vans situation In store IN
novs7 DECKER 4 KRAMER.
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Com missiOn II ouSe
SAINT LOUIS.
INC. -. TwicHrlt. ,os moostpos
Twicheu & Mogridge,
Slon,,n,ee,,,, .,J Tor,r1yvl:,, Nf.~.l.

Commission ufld I0rlccrdtng Merch0;sfS,
Corner Commercial and Pine sts,
WILL personally attend 10 all consieumeps and
w missions ehuusied 10 them. and VIII make liberal
cssh advances on Bills Of LzduR IN hand
Orders for the purchase Of Lead Grain Hemp nd Other
Produce. will be promptly Rlled at the lowest possible
prices, aud Oh the b, 4; terms. cr esq -f
They will siso utertake se settlement and collection
of claims Of inpcsnfe ar hope, by their especial per
shda,ie al Of thcir fends
70 give general sstsfa.tic
References.
GEoh NJ Cor MEa
rAek O. pAsus.
ChAsfxss, bLowA Co., &C. Lcu.s.
CaoUTEAu & TaLLr,
pcAs, kiro G. Co,
d. NkwcoNs & Eao., Io-,,rt,,..
". B. EEyToLns, A''s'H'e'
Efrfs c: Moayca, $500
STRAIEa & Gcssas, r,,,
HOSEA 4 FRIsrr. S'
SrR,norR G. vysurxlAv,
J &.brTtEn e. Bao., "a
ID. LEgcu & Co.. } Pittsburgh.
Wa. HoLNEsS CO., ,
l.. * c. lakNALl & CT, -.ss !
McnoAx, -. N. BECK q MUasAs.J p,,,,..,-,,,.
i. b. Coysars, ts 1ia.silA's'
SHIELDS 6: MILLER. =
EIuw az MAacu. n. York. ~ -
yos;AH Lee &; Co., MItincfe.
fio S nr. suss Co. G co. Bos:gas $40
T.c-TWICEELL&co.. CermiEs..a :, - ,anis
Sew Orleans. -.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
= paIrJ1Ikt3 q.

w w TlLESTONis read, 20 receive and promptly
w attend 20 orders In his hue tusncss bis shop,
ON oensf street half sqarbelow the Sherwood House
corner of alley PR pared 70 execute ia the bes, style
Plain and Pn.y Sign fcintinc In all is yarteu:s lits
lions OF Wool Marble. &C., and Oruamertal Painting
generally lie also solies orders snr House Paint and
viii aiwsYs ready u asndto ordors LEFT upon his slate
al the SHOP door Eovl2.o.u
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TO MILLERs, CAPITALISTS, AND
OTHERS

TNrIGfBlE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE &c REAT
u BARGAIN 1.-The powerful aud valuable STEAM
MIL lately belonging tu the Mount Vernon and New
.asrnony Piahk Road Company. THIS Mil drives
and warranted cut three thousand fee; Of lum
Der daily u was erected three years since az cost OF
pofs than foar thousani dollars and is In exesllen
order II has four foot boiler Of the rsry test qnell
which cost upwards Of hvr hundred dollars.
This mill II situated IN Big Creek and on tho Flank
Road SIX miles from yount Vernon, where the Pink
load strikes the Ohio kiver. Around 10 4 h-a,fy
timbered county. where sticks ba obtained " low
rates lud IN any quantity II Is seldom that M es,ar
isbm nj ra'ste and convene nily situated offered
b the pnblsc- Possession immediately.
As the present rrnrre,ors bough, Il a: caeap rate
ard do not inten l. II Will DO so,j cash or
ran on credit from OSB THIRD TO half It's criet
nat cost. Four acrcs OF Land 20 with the Mil.
Apply Cor further particulars, at Evansville IN Mr.
crawford Bell, Nam street; Mt New Harmony to Mr
g. Nettelion. and ct Mount Vernon TO Mr.. William j.
Lowry. noy1e lwd5tw
II volkssote copy weeks ard send bill 70 tlsofce.
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SAFES.

SAFES.
lust reed an assortment Of Rlth s. Co.'S Improved
~ Pateh Safes, which VIE AIN scll at New York manu-
iac.orr pr!css win addition or freight only
9LCIS ~ HoNES
gcle Agents FOR Southern Indiana.
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The above les,sr elbows that in roll hot FIRE. RcH's
SALAsAspKrs the Only Safes TO be- drpsnded upon.
IN & Pearl stccct fire. eersR Safes, of different makerr
we're tot lily estro. cal, Ricus SAFE bidding dec
hncc to tho dafues preserving Notes. bonds and mortga
ges TO the value Of $780, 600. The Chlcothe fro is
parallel easc-syERy SAFE RiCHs destroyed These
repeated occurrences incontestty that Wilders
Patcu sssariandsrs, Will teHb Inrkovrxks1, are the
tcst Safes made In The Uhtsd sistcs, or In the whole
wcdd. They taa be had al Tire pEfaT. M6 syAxlR ST..
aud al the tAcInRy. corner u. ST. MARks PLAee and
Arr-rE4, New York. = SIEiRNS q MARVIN,
.4iso. at ths fsiiorisg APeHeise.
ISAAC BRIDE. Now Orleans, La.
L. NJ HArCH, Chlrle ston, s.. C..
THOMPSON & cfDksBtRys, Baltimore, Mo-
HOLYoAkES, LowNES n CO., Memphis Tena.
EDDY 4 MORLEY, Toledo. o.
ALLIS & HOWES. Evsnsvit Ia,
4. SHEPARl) e. Co.. Buffalo, n. Y
- WALTER X. MARVIN, l.ackport. NY.
BARNEY HROIHERs. Mobile Ala. ~. I.
CHAS. II. CANPfIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL &. MOSES. Columbus. Ga
nE'HoSSET & BLOWN. Wilmington. r.. c.,
wM. ANDAlI, 81 Paul. N T.
MORLEY & RAIfULpS, Cleveland q
HAvER. BOYD & zanesvilie, o -frff
HY. EcGGEII, rcches,er. n. L. TIf o."t
JAS. HUTTON. Munfrcal. Csrsda.
oet4 tnn lrHfa r.
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y. C-TWf4'MEx.ts n Co.,.
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW OHxEASS.. - .a,s
FJSHIS long erablhed house connne thsir attention
strictly ta sales AID purchases ON counise,on and 70
the Forwarding hashle esq generally.
they solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage here
toioro given them. Eosi1 dcswly
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MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
NHEnB EHB OF the indiana Mutual Fire Insurarce
Nk Company are nptAed that the assessments for lss2
S;s due and 2, karts so- celestial Those
sszsz.sd ae a-ess . CAL y1o-. delay srt yey .hs
szns- no~i 3iT- c ~. EArE5osE, Agent
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GREAT ERE In CFILLICOTUE,
GEHN MGDD 80
One .thi d Of the Town Burnt 90 Aeh csi

-. CMLLrcorHr, o.. April 18th. les2.
Messre. SILARks a. aaRvir-
(}entleass: You're of the sth !, al hand IN reply.
every Safo in the hrc EXCEPT has proven good
nothing. lost largo safsIT Was fERrEcTty psIRoy
Ep--but In tie SMALL SALAAAspAR BOUGHT rRoa yoU
KoI,uso AsISJUREr. 1our obedfcu< pervt.
.... wv. T. ClEMDNS
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DR. A. 3. vAxDEnsaICr.
Lou16vliiI, Er

loc1or1lix, A.r = ~ - -ers.o
Late precise, Of the Ecos cliasos saasss e .s
years past, sat -. - - N $500, :
DEGSlsav TO announce 10 his frends and the bublIe
generally that he still continues to devote hls tine
snd attention 70 the alteration Of human su6esi BY
curing the following diseases CouEhs, Co.ds, AsnS
fiS Dropss Dyspepsia. Liver complatnfs, Elo. tqeu
Les Govt Rheumatism. serofula White swellire1sN s
Bilious complsinta &c, &c. t--5f'rT-,-
The success which Dir. Y has met With b hs oGou
nar way OF treating ell kinss OF diseases, has besa q
ionishingeung he osi desperate canes afsr rsVcsted
failures OF the eminent En- In he o6nsr.
As prof of the Doctors inertia; unisd he VII meet.
the Of the medicine teour rg no Tee uti ~ -
restoration OF their health and the full ntsoean a.
the patients nind OF III. teneni conferred Ihis sks
pr,n.ipi. open Which pr Vsnderslioe issorssned has
Persons afflicted With Bilious &c. &c can have shsn
ennsiy removed and permanently cured by NJ. v snd
families suffering with irruguIartea oussese de-
shy OK Can BE- permaernty cured by the treesoGe of
pr tehaeisiies ladies let scrupies nor lalso Ill
yoa can be readily restored 10 hcsl,n = --'--ss~I
Diseased OF apecuiar character are eusralAecdfeSs
removed III sv days radically, without ooessFe or
fal in this braish OF Patients would ssvo much
une and money, TO g.! nothing Of anxiety on Md b.
giving him an eJily cil he warrants all no nsnoSkow
or nS pay nviliis Your true insescss n a. suy
all esses. = - ! = SO f-'s,.f-
DR.. vsndsraice bsgs leave 70 ssy Further tss hs ~
with him rene dos PREPARED In sstsnsnc snd skSDhl
rnsureI ief hsown eSe 10 cue esch and 1il disa6oa
IN Which LIS stier hon has been 50 long ~ sun osa
he t. men, II flvhiscs from sny uBcBo q
The country. by sorce5n letter post p1id 80 ~ 80
Mr. ststirg symptoms &c. End enclosing fes ean2nvv
40 vice snc mrdicnc sert them
UFOSce hnurs iroin TO ~ o'dccs, A; N and ston
"a 9 p ". --- -. 49,. - - -
IThs doctor may be fonna at the Pavilion Hoto, %
FroLt street on and after ths date. He WIN rs6sn
I'll nx n q dave
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ADAMS & Goa EAspaRS. WESTERN
a. 49, go
--&--$x--Ex<S
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS.

TINE pnbc respectfully infcru,sd that are now
l. prepared 10 give increased facility and dispatch for
transporting 20 and from the East merchandise pseka.
parcels bank notes, and specie and can assure all
who pstroEise quick dispatch throughout the year
having railroad communication from Cireinrau ~ the
East Each express Is ia charge ut frasy nlessengen'
accompanied with iron safe for better security OF van
able3.
We collec. Ills notes. drafts. n ordors for goods.
pay bis In placca where we have oiIces.
EXPRESSES for st. Louis, Madison indianapolis. Chs
cinna Cleveland Pitts6urg, AID all parts OF The Eas
leave dsily ut l03 A. NJ.
For lie xir gton and FiAnks,r ct p. n.
For California b, each nail steamer FROM New YORK.
ADAMS e. CO.
= S. A. JONES. Agent,
ncv!j 20 df Geo .st Main 81, Louisville.
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MACE & LOyHNSTIN ga e. -
~ stcxis STAR clash ing seSx.
- ~ Full BL1STs - -,
-. EVANSVILLE. lNDIANA,.zsl .sss
~ 1u- Lowrs Story nRrws rAviI,os. ceass. or
WATER AND SYCAMORE srnrrrs- -,

-. Nessrs. NACK& LoBENSTINE
III hsy % lust roe'd and Mill continue
"A fo-receve weekly from their large - [<{ t. |3
IL Wholesale EstablishrrBt IA Gin 230
IA nai the large.t and most ensiys assortment Of !,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. 20 tss4s
manufactured With especial view 10 nce' the wants
the market and consisting Of every article NJ spasse
necessary complies hc wardrobe Of idfytd1a1s Il
y taste. - - 4. 49,. 4, -
fOATS. - -
A One s5sortnen. Of slack brova gay. drab. Maekn
Blanke;s Bcx aud oscrccsts, ue lot Of cloth o0o1s
Of I'll sizes and prices; supsriot BLACK and blue fra9
and Ehcllsh Cloth Dress, *, and Sack Coau {
frimed Sa,tinoi aud Cashnerrtts oats brown groSa
and grey, ard all color5 OF Tweed and Cashmere 49,
frock ard dress Coat Roundaboufs and Coats o. q
kinds. Etst - rllt'4 81
PANTS. -sssir.<s-<
Sul,crtThlnck sns trnc clcfh oad cAsyimsyo naota.
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy gr!pes blur bnok
steele mixed and cadet mixed sasiuet Pant Tweo6
and Corduroy pants Of ever; variety and price 70 ss<
purchaser 80
fra VESTS. r,s4sIf
Black sk and satin Vests; fancy and lain siik v1aRes
Vests: fame, cashmere Vests: saneti vests and eouneo
vests Of nil kinds. ..l,-sF
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lac KIN asSEoUS B0oKS.-Al large ahd great vafie-
ltl ~ OF Liscsiiapscss Did ft,y Books. in addition
to oar ionasr stock. Jus, rss.ysd y
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DIANE BooKs.--yys are rswsssssivtrx an cxsel.
lent aud large assortment OF ali x, OF Blank Books
how'll RATH6oyE & WHEELER
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BUTCHER SHOP.

Tut RECEIVED BY steamer. Indvs patent leather
- Kossuth Boots Ladcs cnsme led Kussuth Boots; la.
dies Jenny Lind Boots; Ladies' B1c kossuth and Lace
Boots. For sale by package or s;rgle pair. By
novl0 v. X. HENDRICKS e. co.
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nRAfrg -, Re undersigned will COLE q drsltt %
Engl1l and Germany, thI ousb fha,r Intends
New fors. MORGAN KEEN d PRESTON q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

The P,ltssian Treasury Notes One Of the Gully Parties
Rusaray-Notbing further Of consequence transpircd
yesterday in the matter Of the Prussian treasury
The two men DR. Theodore Pietman and Antoine Gawac
i,arested on Friday afternoon, by officers Reed and
Rodford two Of the Chiefs special aids confined in
prison on commitment made by Justice Stewart, OF the
Second district police court, jefferson Market third
party whom the police about arrestng but before
they arrived at the house Of the accused the of the
arrett Of and Gawacc had already reached him.
and becoming alarmed, away nom the city, since
which time the police have not been able ascertai
his Whereabouts About four weeks ago. United States
Deputy Marshal Raldelcwitz went to Europe sent out
by the Prussan Consul here to detect the vendors
these forged treasury notes II understood that
large quantity Of the counterfeit paper had been sent
out to agents who thought had negotiated very
large amount Of them.
The Counf,yfeii Bank BIZ Case.-On Monday the woman
Donnely and her two daughters will be examined on the
charge Of passing counterfeit bank bills the CONNER
cia Bank Mass Of the denomination of 50 each Yes
terdsy quite number Of persons from different parts Of
the CITY, called ON Justice Stewart at the Police Court
Jefferson market, Sixth exhibiting bills OF the
description having received them In the sale Of
goods There Is already than dozen keepers
who identity this woman Donnely and her daughters
the persons from whom they received the spurious bank
bills All who have been defrauded by the prisoners are
requested to call on Justice Stewart at the Police Court
Jefferson market. Sixth avenue.
Vioient .dssauA Officers Boyer and Church, Of the
Eleventh ward on Friday night arrested two named
Michael Fitzsimmons and Peter Mccain charged with
violently assautDg and beating. the 18th nst one
Michael Martin who set upon and beaten In q most
brutal manner by the accused parties endangernQ his
life Justice Welsh committed them both to prison. 10
answer the charge at court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22
Railroad Intelligence

Tho recent vote In Lauderdae county, Alabama, upon
the proposition for the county to take stock to tho
amount of S125 coo In the New Orleans and Nashville
railroad resulted in majority Of between four five
hundred In favor Of the proposition.
The Indiana Central and the Dayton and Western
Railroads are to be concentrated The latter will be
finished to the State line before winter and the former
will be completed from that point to indianapolis by the
LIST Of April next.
Friday August ID, the anniversary Of the opening
Of the first railroad In the State of New York The
Albany and Schenectady road commenced operations on
the 18th OF August 1881. Twenty years ago there
were not twenty one miles Of railway in the State.
cord and Clsremont and Contoocook Valley railroads.
and complete line to the Connecticut river This viii
open two avenues from the North to Boston IL pro-
jected that 1t can be completed In two years.
The Buffalo and Nov York City Railroad Is now CON-
pee the bridge ut Portage having been passed. for the
first time on saturday by train OF cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22
City Politics.

TERRIBLE Scene At TAMNANY HALL.-0a Friday night,
or rather yesterday morning Of violence took
place at Tammany Hail. that casts into the shade all the
previous rowdysm of the last four years The General
Committee we're not only overawed and dispersed BY a
gang Of rowdes who broke into the room at half past
2ocock in the morning. but some of the members barely
escaped with their lives One gentleman, Mr. John Quinn
OF the Nineteenth ward severely injured, and Mr.
Dane sices had to risk his life by throwing himself out
o. window The rowdies were In the interest OF the
psnburner faction and bore down the majority OF the
eonmsse' We shall publish full details Of the scene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

Arrivals at the Irvng-Capt Tyler, Washington; J.
Maynard, Pennsy lvania Alfred X. Boxer Phladel-
pba; Fisher Boston, I. Taylor Norfolk J. q. Car.
roll Virginia; Il. Mason, St. Louis: D. Duncan, South
Carolina; Capt Hardy Washington Gen Bartlett, Chill.
hcothe; Capt. Cullum, U. s. A. and one hundred and
fifty others
Tyson, Maryland H. b. Taylor, Baltmore @. Clarke,
Michigan; j. ii. HolliDgssorth Georgia; r. Douglass
South Carolina; Young Georgia; 7. G. Uphsm, Bos-
ton, and fifty others.
At the Astoria ii Seward, U. s. A N. G whitta-
ker Providence; J. W. 'gomery, Alabama; SIR. Il.
Seabrook Charleston; Albert Richardson. Cncnnati Il.
Ferguson New Orleans; r. Richardson, Valparaiso; Rev
A. Palmer, Canada; Hon. w. Archer, Virginia; Hon.
Geo. Ashmun, Massachusetts, Hanna, Kentucky, and
one hundred and twenty others.
At the Howard-T Ii. Selby, Raleigh, N. c.; s. ii.
Young, Souih Carolina d. G. Murray, North Carolina
IA vanwinke. Augusta, Ca u. johnson, Wilmington;
NJ. Harris, Illinois; Capt Fritz, Oregon and one hun
drad ofb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

THE LAWS DELAy-ADvANTAGE OF THE RICH
OVER THE Pooh IN COURTS OF JUsTIcE.-How often
do we hear the remark made, when q man, or We
might say, men Of capital are brought before our
courts Of justice on any criminal charge, ooh, they
have plenty Of money-nothing will be done in their
Casa poor man would be sent to the State prison
on the same accusation; but they will escape, be-
cause they have plenty Of money" We find these
remarks to be the general opinion resting in the
public mind, and SO commonly expressed. And in
explanation, We will show the advantage the rich
man possesses over the poor man.
Our criminal courts are undoubtedly intended to
administer justice equally to all parties-the rich as
well as the poor-al are to be treated on the one
and the same footing; distinction was ever meant
by the trainers Of the law, that the man Of wealth
should receive exclusive favors or powers, over the
poor man, in o criminal court. Thus we see the
emblem Of justice designated female figure blind
folded holding the scales Of justice evenly balanced;
yet, much to be regretted, how frequently do We
witness the influence Of gold deviating the scale,
and turning the point Of favor towards the wealthy
In the foregoing illusions, we do not wish to be
understood 70 reflect on the judges or prosecuting
attorneys Of our criminal courts II is not necessary
for the rich man to offer brides to judges nor 10
district attorneys. The influence Of his wealth can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22
Political Intelligence

DECLINES NOMINATED GovrRSoR MAssA-
cHusETTsSamuel ii VALLEY, in asetter to the Boston
Journal Gays -" While i truly grateful that any
number Of my fellow citizens should think my name
worthy Of being mentioned in reference to such high
and honorable station beg leave to say to my fellow
citizens that respectfully decline being brought forward
candidate as should feel compelled to decline the
nomination If 1t were proffered men
The Liberty Party Convention will meet at Canastota,
instead Of Buffalo as heretofore announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

At WestAsfd party wags waylaid an old soaker who
was returning Connecticut with supply Of the be-
demanded to zee the contraband goods, took
sucki, all round, and let him on
In Lowell says the Journal, Saturday night and Sum
dsv lat there drunkenness and disturbance
about the city than had been observed before IN all the
time the advent Of the liquor law IL says there
are eaksges somewhere that have not been disco.
vered, but viii probably be vigilanty watched.
FoRrrcr CossuL Charles Rowcroft has been appointed
Consul Of hsr Britannia Majesty at Cincinna In the
State Of Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

The ST.. JOSEPH TRAGEDy-We learn from a
gentleman who came passenger the III Paso that ON
Monday last the trial Of Langon Jones and Anderson
was s progressing and that the excitement among the
people continued undated Jennings Of the party
who haa escaped In the first instance in
De Klab county and brought the prison at st. Joseph
st LSpis Union, .7pg. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

eoyer OF model artist notoriety has recently in
herted $500 600 in consequence az The death N rcia
tive who failed TO make win he designed 70 DO for
Hnsrsnt application Of his property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISING AGENrs-A case has
been decided lately in the sheris court at London,
determining point of some Importance to adver-
Using agents. and newspapers generally, with respect
to the responsibility Of the advertiser to such agent
personally, and to the liability of the latter to
for and recover, in his own name, the amount due
for advertising. This o disputed point, and had
grown to be matter of some consequence, owing to
the great increase latterly of English advertise
nents in the papers of this city, but especially
in the New YORK HERALD. Annexed is report Of
the case
sITERIFFs' COURT
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-24

township, in the county of-,do SOL
emuly swear. that the value of all per
sonal property, moneys, credits, invest
ments in bonds, stocks, joint stock COM
panies, or otherwise, of which a state
ment has been made to me by the per
son required by this act, for the assess
ment and taxation of all property in
this State. according to true value, to
list the same, is truly returned,,as set
forth in such statement; that in every
case where, by law, l have been re-
quircd to ascertain the items and value
of the personal property, moneys, cred
its, investments in bonds, stocks, joint
stock companies, or otherwise, OF any
person. company, or corporation, have
diligently, and by the best means in my
power, endeavored to ascertain the
same ;and that, as l verify believe, a
full list. with the value thereof, estiTn.-
ted by the rules prescribed by said act,
is set forth in the annexed return; shat
in DO case have l, knowingly. omitted
70 demand of any person Of whon.
by said act, was required 10 make
such demand, a statement Of the des-
ctip'lon and value Of personal property
or Of the amount Of lloEtys, credits. in
vestments in bonds, stocks. joint stock
companies, or otherwise, which be was
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-24
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM
TAXATION.

Sec 8. All property described in
this section to the extent herein limited
shall be exempt from taxation that is
10 say:
LIST. An public school houses, and
houses used exclusively for public wor-
ship, the books and furniture therein,
and the grounds attached to such bull
ding necessary for the proper occu-
pancy, use. and enjoyment of the same
and not leased or otherwise used with
= view to profit. All colleges acade-
mics, all endowments made for their
support, all buildings connected with
the same, and all lands connected with
institutions of learning, not used with
a view to profit. This provision shall
not extend to leasehold estates, of real
property held under the auth ,rity of
any college or university OF learning in
this state.
I'd. All lands used exclusively as
grave yards. or grounds for burying
the dead, except such as are held by
any person or persons, company OF
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une resolution relative d 10 brasserie aui Sc
trouve lencoignure des rues Camp ct Delord.
Une resolution transfkrant La license de ma
dame kopf monsieur Rohrbacher
Une resolution du Conseil des Aides Alder
men, requerant le cemmissaire de rues de rem
plir des trous sur Ia place Lafayette, ete de-
posee sur lie bureau.
Une resolutiondu Conseil des Aides Aldermen,
requerant lie voyer de reparer les wharves aux
navires dams le premier District, a etc renYoyee
au comite sur les rues ct atterages.
LIE Conseil, sur demande, q ajourne pour se
reunir lie mardi Is jutn, 1852, a Six heures P. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretaire.