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~ Low, n. rsrrisos, rtrrisos, ~
U,.is,,He Ala hrt Orl,an, N,mphr yenn
I OWE, PATriAON. 4 Co. Successors
IL to Lowe q pai,ison,) Conon iofo's
Commi,s,on and Formarding Merchants, New
Orleans.
Advancement. on shipments to the above
house will be made by u X McIicnry, who
may be addressed at Shreveport, La
ALSO, parties shipping direct TO the above
house car draw at sight on them for near the
value of the cotton.
October I, 1881.
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a,..s,,k and straw CooA..-a,.

~ YALE IR., & co, ~ Magazine str I,
u. New Orleans, Wholesais U'aisrs ~ I'M
ported iNapie and Fancy StiL, and Sirac Good''
Lscss, Erbrosieriss, Glotss, NanfHlas, |rtHg's,
Bra,ds Buttons, Gimp, trtmmings9 al A,nd'.
Honnsfs, S,rap Hats, Rs'bons, Ariihc'@
Fio,eers, Millinery Arfielss, aud R'eh fdncy
Dyess Goods N al kinds. A fall and complete
assortment, OF every thing in their line Of the
very la,es, fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
G. YALE, JR, & co
y Magazine stree, between
Common and Grayier
Jan 10, 1889 ,3n1s-ly,
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DETER LOTT, No 6 Canal street, New
i Orleans, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of Uonfs and Nhoes for LADIES, Cen
tlemcn. and Children, which he offers for sale
wholesale and retail on the most reasonable,
terms Leafhs,. Lasis, Findings, dc n33 y
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< ONElSON & co, Commission Mr.
- chants. New Orleans.
so Nelson, New Orleans; =. Banksmhh,
New Orleans II e. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
0s,e Cashier Branch Union Bank ]. \. Nell
,oo Aib,u. Ala y3ni
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lhey have now in store. ~ pairs If Wheels
wi'h ran asle- and shafts OF To ineht-'
and % pair. of TO 5 incl -.
Atso-NIN WAGONS, complete, VIII
IRON asleir,e-, pr e : lio each lw" pa'r" ~
Timber Wheels, with screws, 81 feet hish.
inches tread
They take order. for al kind Of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation at man
niacturrr. price.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD-
WARE, for plantation use, va 'N',h-'
vroueh, and eat nails. Iiuur- Axes. socket
sp,d,s. long handle .hoscis and -p1dr-. hoes
Of All kind cane kuve.. hook md plate hingc-'
rrind,tone~, common AID scotch collar, Maui
la and iafred Rope, erp-~cu' pi AND mn
saws, fles Of nll lin :. iron hlocL-, with :
inch .heaee.. a lar,e assortment Of English and
American bar ron, non asle- with o"Nc-,
sperm, whale and iusred OILS, spirits Of Iur.
p.nllne, putty, window elas', and puni> 81 all
Kind, HOGAN a. TIREAlD,
corner Cu-toui-hon>e ard l"'"c
Jan IL 1889 N3h.' ~
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Paper W arehouse.

No. 81 Camp Sir,ei, Ne~ orleans.
DIAPER Of every description furnished to
order, at very shor, notice.
D. Agents for J. d. MeCenry's fancy
colored, book, aud news printing Inks, at Ne"
York prices -
y3,p5y HENRY l.. POTTER
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EartkeuW are.

TINE undersigned has always on hand good
assortment Of Earth,nrars, China, ana
Glass. which he is prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms. lie re-
spectfuly calls the attention Of country Ner'
chants. and other. visiting the City, to ms a.
soriment and prices.
Package. done in The bes, manner.
g. DUNLAP.
81 Camp Strsst Neie Orleans.
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hffl'h, l23 braFicf street Ne" 'ir'".
~ Cures tdlcsrs, Ncdi "'dd, N"' >"'''
Ing N're' and teefi' y h'''y "'''' F''""
New ORLEANS, Oct !, lS5l
Samuel Reynoli', Es3'
Dear Sir take this opportunity OF express
ing to you my sincere thanks, and rendering 70
YOU my grateful acknowledgements Tor tne
great benefit have received from Your treat
ment Of the tioo cancers on my nght hand
which am happy TO state il quite well, and
they have the appearance Of beng horoughy
sradicaiei. and am truly thankful that the
torment under which have so long laboted'
has ceased Nv pen - inadequate TO express
the degree Of suffering had experienced, for
the last two particularly, of the long thirty
ycnrs that have been thus afflicted, ~ all who
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

I'D ROY pRNs siKEIt. NEW ORLEANS.
~ DIR A. 4. JONES respectfully informs
~ his frenda aud all u-ins Botanic Med i.
u cues, whether Planters PA, sician., pr,y.
ate Famies or country Me- hint., that he
keep, on hand At all times full and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all oi ah"h are Of the vrry be., quality. or no
sale. and nj ~ low priceS and on a, reasonable
terms rs any one can sell ARTICLES Of IL. same
intrinsic value lie would here state that hi,
Siorr j. the oldest and the oult Purely b.
tang ESTABLISHMENT in itc Sou.h, and he on.
too lhat has uniformly snli good Medicines
Phase order direct ar 'hrru-h your Cummis.
son Merchant from d. a A. joss New Or.
hans
Jan. u. 1882, ,3, 2p-N.
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L>ROST & co. No 10 Magazine streets
II nhoi,,ai, deaiers IN boots, shoes. brogdns
hats and caps, suitable foF the country trade
also Palm Leaf, Cdmpachy, and M,r'ean
Hats
Having house at the North, We are con
-,anty receiving fresh supplies Of the above
goods =, the lowest prices.
Country dealers are invited to call and exam
ne our extensive stock ,1n31 Y
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80 u DING,

DIGELEY, BLAIR 4 Co. Commr,ns-
IL Ne chant. No IS trt,er street New On.
hau-
Jan. II, 1852 s3n29-ly
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We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
,ation supplies TO Planters shipping to 'b'
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY.
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MILLER, HARRIS, 4 WALDO No a
wi Canal street, New ORLEANS, I|h0iesaie
apf X, tai Dealers IN House Furnishing G"of,.
Iphoisery and Cabinet FUnis1,Hg Goods,
Pauus Olis dc Ga hand, q very lat., as
sorllneni OF Gu, and iIronlcd I4anp- aud Gl.
roudoles Hall Lamps and Chandeliers Tea
Tray variou, patterns, Table Cutlery Plated
plani-hrd, Tin, Japanned, and Wooden
Ware, Glassware, PLAIN and colorcd Floor
Mating Soaps; Wax, Sperm aud Star Can.
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, ldnsccd, Ncat-luo,
aud Chemical Cd, SPIRIT Gas, Camphinc, Al
cohol and Turpeniine Pants, Of every dos
crption Brushes Window Glass Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue, Flowing, Polishing,
Scriping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan. and
Nhre Damar Narnl,hcs Curled HAIR Hair
Cloth; Springs GImp, Fnngcs Ticking and
Bed Lace Cords, Ta-sel-, dc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
PEfCrs OF cANiulss by the barrel go cents
per gallon by the five gallons, 90 cents per
gallon; for n less quantity, 10 cents per gal.
Ion.
Jan. II, 1882. y3n29-ly
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Cheap Furniture store.

CNCNV UUCNIJUTC S'UVV.
No. l26 Tchonpuonjds 81, NcW br.taHN
~ DAVID GRANT, Wbai,sa'e and Rcg4
" Hsa!er and NapuJGciHrtrof tabU" "a.
Nv aiinr.. such a. Sofas, II, d-tcad- Amor
Secretaries, Bookcases Marble Top Sid'.
boards. Centre, Card and w"ik Tables Marble
Top Bureaus ard Na-h~tand-, Lpoh'ng &. '>~.
g., Mahogany, Walnut, Cane aud Wood Seat
Chair. Moss and HAIR Mattresses, Mo-quito
Bars. Feather Pillows. and 81 ddug of all kiud..
This stock is manufactured of the bcSi mate.
rial. and the public are solicited tu call and ~
amin. for th.inselSe, before purchasing else.
where.
~ An Furniture packed and made read,
for shipping tree of charge.
Jan, a. 1884. vsu2g-ly.
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NEW SEED STORE!!

NEW SEED SJOHE!!
HAMILTON g. co, No. 20 Canal street,
IL New Orleans, (Dlnns old stand, New
Buildings, on the Icvee) Having recently
commenced the seed business IN this city, We
beg leave to inform our friends and the public
generally, that We have on hand most extern
>yc supply of American, English and French
Garden and Flo'fe, >eeds.
We will also keep n complete assortment of
American and Engli-h Garden 1ools, of the
nc~es, and most approved style Samples of
every package of Seeds received by Us are
proved. by planting IN pots before being offered
Tor sale We have adopted this plan as the
only means whereby our customer. can be
cilec,ualy ensured against loss and disap-
poaiment.
Or price, ein be found fully as node-a, as
tAos, N any other House IN the line IN his city
TERMS Cash
All Foreign Seed, imported direct.
HAMILTON 4 co.
Jan. 10, 1882. ,Sn2s-lv
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TvRIAU A, POLLARD 4 co, I,piorfcr

T'RIAI A. POLLARD q co. importer,
u and Dealers in iiardsare, tulsry 'onbs
dc, Ne. ~ Canal street, (Panldlng's Row
New Orleans iIardu are. Cutlery, Castings
Nails, Axes, Spades aid Sho'els, Hoes, Trace
and Log Chains, Tin war;, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Rope, PERCUSSION caps, Pins, Needle ,
Fish lioossa and Lanes Blank and School books,
Paper, Ink, Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Perfun.
cry, Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor Strops,
ViolIns and Violin strings, Backing. Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Suspender-, Looking glass.
es, Playing cards, and nm extensive variety of
American, French, English and German Goods,
to which the attention Of Merchant, and other,
buying Goods for cash or Guy p-per, i. invited
Jan. II, lsAt ,-AnIo- 6,p
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SELECTED poetrp.


N OoO020 O06Io.
49, -. 9psrA's pesa. vssi u ~ Nss
sAssesv. n n. Fss'.
~ AsaaAss ~ IA ~ psdes'.
~ ,seAs h ~ sssy chair:
49, ~ " ~ siAs sa.i ssdns.
A. s~sh ~ h NJ Asi'-
- wssls 81 eiBiss. s''d 's@P'rs.
Al sine,ss. ~ esDssss. and ~inAs'
A. ,AsssA ~ AIhs hs' li~.
r. vessiy msss ,i.Aa ~ 'A'nAs.
~ hsAss ~ esaA 10 hi 's.''".
A. saessd. end assdy sf that
HI eooas ~ oil ont ii 'hs elbow,
Ne ~san Shocking Rod hat:
n. :. boarding and .sv,ns he sh'll'nss'
D. eswfslly dsy ~ day.
while ~. On her .esus And poeils',
b,Ass~i ING ,hea I'll away
eks iies Ia I'D in the mo'n'nf,
It'll nearly ,hs hour Of noon
Then ~omss down sosrsns And s"as'ins'
Rseanss ~ 49, esiIsd 90 econ
Her hair = sssll in tn pa,~rs.
Her checks sill dsbblsd With pain'.
Rename n ~, lest night blosiss,
Ds.,ss shs isssaAsd 70 faint
~ slnass upsa msn nnshAven,
And sen with "'he flowing has.
81 . slsqssn' sver nos.taehss.
Thsy give sveh . fose:An air
ohs aits Of Italian music.
And fs'lsin love with the moon
And tho bu, . nsu.s should met her.
Shs sinks ava, In s~oon
Her hands ~ 70 very white.
Tier kwsls Az 70 very heavy.
And hss hsad ~ very light.
Her color IL made Of co.meies.
Though this che nsse' vii own.
NSs bs.iy's a,ai- ma.'ly of cotton.
lie, hsar v made wholly Of stone.
ohs faIis In love With . fsllow,
Whs swslls ~ith foreign air.
Ne sasy,ss her fos her mor~y.
b. = ur,ss him ios his hair;
One Of The very h-s' ms'ehes-
Bah srs vel mated in life.
ehe = got fool for her husband.
He . got q fool fof hi. wife
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DRUG, MEDICINES, &C.
" VI r. MAYO

N THE subscriber his received a large
~ upply Of fresh and genuine. Drugs.
u Mcdcine-, chemical Preparations, Pants
Doil, pefiumery, &c, &c. among which are
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" CANNON. Drag and ic,a,cdl Esd.
w. l,simeaf. Ne 20 GraS.ci street, Nss
Dtltln-
Jin - 81 v3p2q-ly
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u. nROWER 4 co..

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
II CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
I,iIlNA, Glass and Earthcnwarc SilFer
y Spoons, Forks, ladcs, &c. Plated faS-
tors, Candlestick-, Walters, Cake-Baskets,
Spoons, Forks, &c. Britannia Tea>et-,
Pitchers, Urns, Cups, &c. TIN War; A gen.
oral assortment. " ood- War Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets. &c Brushes Floor Dust
ing Scrubs. Whiiewash, &c. Castings Poi-,
Teakcttcs, Griddles, &c. .japannry' Wait
ers, Buckets, Boxes. Cmiery: Knives and
Forks, of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
and IRON. Tenders, Andfons. Shosels and
Tong-. Lamps. Ofevery description. Cook-
ing Niotes The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short every article required to furnish u
house, except cabinet furniture and dry goods
beng the most extensive assortment IN any one
store in the city.
~ Goods for the county packed with extra
care
Jan. 10. 1889. ,3n2s-ly.
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.u0p II K. BEACH Carriage D,,.
CAs< er, Louisiana Carnage R.ns.
W. tory. Nos. 80 and 81 Carond,l..
,tr,,t, tmon Row, New Orleans.
o. Away, on hand large and complete -.
eorlmeut from the BEST xAsurAcrosrss
Jan. 10. 1882 n2S-6m
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T11 uoTnsR's BAND.


30O = Q : y DR'0 = AN0.
~ eR.RLss swA's.
4 wandering orphan child was l.
But MANLY, 1t the beet, snifedi
Yos oh. my mother scarce could buy
The common fuoi each.week required
ba, when The anxious dsy had He'd.
Il seemed 10 h her dearest iy.
t. p,r.s her pale hand on my head.
Ard pray The, God would suid. her boy,
But moss. each winter. more and more
Siam su1ksine brpnshi her to decay,
Al ihsa ~ angel passed her door.
And bnss her lingering soul away
And i-,hey know MOI ~ha, !. sre'.
Whe ss'sv keel, hy dying bed,
Az ether sos on earth ,s brief
Save that which we-ps mother deed
4 ssilcs's lie ~as ann my lot.
Md rsckiess dse.i.-and despents men
Bet sill never Sui'e fo'ro,
THss page, | ~ shouij hear AGAIN
And Of. when half ,udured to tread
Such pA,hs ~ unto ain deccy.
S'vs fiji Aev fond 4 al p,e,s ny Mad.
Ard that soit touch hath saved the boy
Though hs'd their mocke,y TO receive,
Who ne " shemseises 'ssin.t ain lad s'r.yen
Mr., y no on eanh dared no, grie,e,
iceald not ~osld no,--sr,e,e IN heaven,
~ thus frsHn MANY An action dread
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h esyAas a Ne Austrian Govern.
-uooe ~ js.d 10 their lssdstions OF Loui.
NApsjsss. ~ Hungarian journals disxp.
opeuo q ~ eeadses
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xrW ORLEiNS..-Csntiaucd.
ptOuy hs. Carte. AN" ss"S"""'''

TIE subscribers beng ii.'
t>- sole Agents ipt The -nlr 1T lnt
Xa May-,iic lky) PLoi HffN.
N mo ,rIrbr.;cd manufactures Of ii'l' a"d
n ,licnacr. have ia .iorc 81 large assortment "'
,b.,r "a, a.d wrough. irou iiousb,, whi'h
,t., oH.r at manufacturer pri,e'
-, if,ir. Wrouehi-irou Ploush~. With
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,aJ5fiiNo Al RLtsu
A IFKrp MtNhDt n %. - on Friee
\ N.ar,, No ). Magazine street, corner OF
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SAMIEL REYNOLDS

80 Camp St. New Orleans.
Ian N lsh, y3n2'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

SEC. 2. That the clerks of the Senate
and House of Representatives, shall re-
ceive at the rate Of four dollars per day,
each, for the time actually employed after
the adjournment of the General Assembly,
for making out an index to the Journals,
to be paid on the order of the Auditor OF
State, but they shall not receive any other
allowance Or compensation for services,
after the adjournment of the Legislature.
Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty Of
the Sergeant-at-arms of each House, i'm
mediately after she adjournment Of the
General Assembly, to take charge Of all
books, stationary, and all other property
of every description, furnished for in pos
session, or for the use Of the General AS
sembly, or any member or officer thereof,
and being the property Of the State; and
such Sergeant-at- Arms shall cause the
said property to be delivered into the cus'
tody of the Secretary of State, who shall
give duplicate receipts therefor, one of
which receipts shall be by said Sergeant
at-Arms deposited with the Auditor of
State, and the said Auditor of State shall
allow the said Sergeant-at- Arms for the
services required by this section, the sum,
not exceeding four dollars per day, for
the time actually employed, as such Au-
dtor shall deem just and reasonable, to
be paid out of the Treasury Of State, as
in other cases.
.... JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
No. sc.
AN ACT to define the duty Of Manuiac
April 80, 1852,

No. 6O.
AN ACT to define the duty of Manuiac-
turers of Salt.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That 1t
shall be the duty Of all manufacturers OF
Salt in tie state of Ohio, to have the same
well and sufficiently drained, to be pack
ed in good barrels, to be made Of good
sound seasoned timber; the head and
bgc hoops to be well nailed with not less
than four nails in each hoop; one head
shall be bored with some metallic instru-
mcnt not less than one inch in size; the
name Of the manufacturer distinctly brand
ed on the head Of each barrel; also, all
salt sold at the licks, shall be marked with
the net weight, in figures, directly under
the same, with good durable paint.
SEC. 2. Any manufacturer refusing
to comply with the first section Of this act
shall be fined for each offence the sum of
fifty cents per barrel; the same to be col
tected by any court having authority, as
i'll case OF debt; complaint having first been
made by any person taking cognizance
Of the same.
SEC. 3. Any fines thus assessed and
collected, after paying all costs that shall
have accrued, shall be paid into the coun-
ty treasury, for the benefit Of the common
schools.
Sec. 4. Nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to prohibit the manutac-
turcrs from shipping salt in bulk.
Sec. s. THIS act shalI.be in force from
and after It's passage
Sec g. That the act entitled 'An act
to repeal an act entitled an act to provide
/ tor the inspection of salt manufactured in
+ the state OF Ohio, and creating the office
/ Of inspector, and defining The duties there
| of, passed February 5th, IG47, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
/ JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
! President of the Senate
April 80, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
May !, lG52.
I No. Gi |

No. Gl
AN ACT further 10 regulate The prac tlce
and provide for the jurisdiction OF the
criminal court Of Hamilton county, to
direct the transfer Of certain business
now remaining in the court of common
pleas for tie nrst district, from the last
named court into the first named.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF lhc State of Ohio, That all
rccognizanccs taken or continued so as to
require the appearance of ,he accused at
the May term, i'll he year eighteen hun
drcd and iif,y-tNo, be removed out OF
said court OF common pleas, for the first
district, into the said The Criminal Court
Of Hamilton county, to be there tried and
ad Judged as though commenced by in
dictmcnt or Otherwise, originated IN
said tho criminal court of Hamilton coun-
tv,' and be in all respects subject to all
powers and jurisdiction whatever, vested
by law in the court last named.
SEC. 2 That all recognizances held by
the clerk OF the court Of common pleas
without formal certificate, subject to the
full power and entire jurisdiction Of the
said the criminal court of Hamilton coun-
ty,' in the same manner as though the
place of custody had been changed, and
the said recognizancc formally certified
out of one court into the other.
Sec. 3. That all persons required by
recognizances TO appear before lhe court
of common pleas, for the first district, at
the May term aforesaid, to answer any
criminal matter, indictment or accusation,
shall appear and answer the same in 'the
criminal court of Hammilton county,
and shall be tried and otherwise made
subject to order and Judgment in the
court last named.
Sec. 4. That 'the criminal court Of
Hamilton county shall have The same
power to forfeit and open recos enhances
| (incluling the recognizances named in
this act, as has been vested by any cx-
isting law or laws in the court Of common
pleas.
Sec 5. That in case of petit larceny
and other inferior offences, whereof the
punishment is less than imprisonment in
the penitentiary, no indictment BY IA grand
jury being required, the said the crimi
nal court Of Hamilton county shall cause
the prosecuting attorney to draw an in
formation, setting forth briefly, but dis
tinctly, the charge against The accused
on which charge such accused shall b'
tried, and be subject to judgment, unless
the prosecuting attorney or his assistant
with leave Of the court, shall otherwise
direct.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate
April 80, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
mo. 63.l
April 80, 1852.

No. 63.
AN ACT supplementary to an act enti-
tied AN act for the assessment and tax
alton of all property in this state, and
for levying taxes thereon according to
its true value in money passed April
13, 1859.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
the real property of this State, and the
value thereof, as it stood upon the tax
duplicate of the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one, with such addi-
tons for new structures or otherwise, as
may be made to the same under the pro-
visions of the 'act for the assessment and
taxation of all property in this state, and
for levying taxes thereon according to It's
true value in money passed the thlr-
teenth day of April, in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty-two, shall remain on
the duplicate for taxation for all purposes
that are or may be required by law to be
levied and collected, and shall be taxed
in the same manner and to the same eX
tent that other property is now or may
be taxed at the place where such real pro-
perty is situated, until such time, as a re-
valuation of said real property shall be
made, in pursuance of the provisions of
the act to which this is supplementary.
Sec 2. That in any county OF this
state, where il shall prove impracticabIc
for ,hc asses or3 10 complete their assess
mcnts for the year eighteen hundred and
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