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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
mo. SOL

mo. SOL
AN ACT to regulate the Superior and CONNER
cial Court Of Cincinnati.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted By the General As.
sembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, Tha. when.
ever the Office Of Judge Of the superior or
commercial cour. ol Cincinns,i, shall be.
come vacant, by death, resignation, or o,her-
wise, such vacancy shall not be filled, bul
the court shall AT once cease and determine,
and oil the business thereof, no. then dispo.
sed Of, shall be transferred 10 the court oI
common pleas Of Hamilton county, and the
the clerk Of the said court Of common pleas
shall take charge Of the docke.s, journals
records. original files, and all other property
and papers OF said superior or commercia
couri; and all proceedings, causes, orders
judgments, DEGREES, and matters heretofore
pending entered and had in the said superi
or and commercial courts shall stand, b
proceeded upon, and prosecuted, in all re-.
spec.s, 10 final determination. as though the
same had been originally commenced in ,h,
cour, Of common pleas.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of,he House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April "a. 1889.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

mo. 6l.1
AN ACT to attach the county Of Noble to the frs
subdivision Of the Eighth Common Pleas Dis
trict.
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, Tha, the coun'
" Of Noble be, and hereby is auached 10
and, with ihe counties Of Muskingum anG
Morgan, shall constitute the frs, subdivision
Of the eighth common pleas district, for ju
dicial purposes.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
April "a. 1852.
No. 81.
AN ACT fixing the time of holding the Distric
Court in the county of Noble.
SIC. 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, Tha, the dis,ric
cour, shall hereafter be held in and Tor III,
county Of Noble, on the twenty. eighth da,
Of August.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker oi The House OF Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presiden, Of the Senate.
April "a, 1859.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

10 The same effect Of FIVE credible persons,
residing in such county, i. shall be the duty
Of ihe cour. TO change the venue 20 some
adjoining county. most convenient for both
parties; whereupon the sui, shall be tried OF
heard in the same manner as If !, had beer
originally commenced in such adjoining
county.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
w. MEDlLL,
Speaker Of The Senate.
April ~, A. D. 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13


President Of the Senate.
April l6, 1850.
mo. AL
AN ACT to authorize the Courts Of Common
Pleas, and the Judges thereof, in vacation, t
arrange the business upon the dockets of sale
courts.
SEC. 1. Be It enacted by the General As
sembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, Tha, the coar
Of common pleas, in The several counties O.
this State, and the judges thereof, in vacation
may, whenever the state Of the chancery
docket in such court requires il, order ,ha
at such subsequent terms of the court as they
may deem expedient, the chancery cause.
shall be frs, heard, and .ha,al wrils Of ven
ire facias for peti, juries, and supena, re
turnable TO such term, shall be issued, re-
turnabe 10 the second or any subsequent
day Of The term, as the judges Of said courts
may BY such order direct; and a. such terms
the court shall frs, hear the cause on the
chancery docket, and shall not proceed tc
hear the issues on the law docket, except by
consent, until the day to which the wri.s Of
venire aforesaid, snd subpoena, were made
re,urnable; and the clerk Of the cour, after
the entry Of such order, shall arrange the
trial docke, SO as to conform to such order
as TO the days Of trial.
Sec. 2. That if the order provided fol
by the frs, section of this act be made by Q
Judge OF the court Of common pleas. in vaca.
tion, it shall be entered OF record by the
clerk Of said court; but such order shall MOI
be made later than four weeks prior 10 tn,
next succeeding term Of said court.
SEC, 8. That the &C, entitled ian act Il
amend the act entitled an nc, to amend
the ac, directing the mode Of proceeding ir
chancery, and the amendatory acts there
TO-" passed January 24,h, 1846, be and .ht
same is hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April l6, 1859.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
mo. 45.1

mo. 49,.
AN ACT 10 define the duties Of the Commission.
ers of the Sinking Fund.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the Stale of Ohio, Thul the audi.
tor of state, secretary Of state, and attorney
general, created by article eighth, section
eighth, Of the constitution, a board of com.
missioners, 10 be styled The commissioners
Of the sinking fund, shall uppoin, one Of their
number acting commissioner Of the sinking
fund, who shall hold said appointment du.
ring his term of Office as member Of said
board; and it shall be the duty of said acting
commissioner, with the advice and concuri
renee of the other members Of the board
to perform all and singular the duties en-.
joined on said board.
SEC. 2. The acting commissioner shall
keep a complete and full journal Of all IN,
proceedings and orders Of the board OF com
missioners Of the sinking fund, together will
record Of all certificates of the publ,
debt, and transfer of ihe same, and ali 9th
er papers issued or made by order Of sait
board; and said commissioners may appoin
secretary or clerk, TO assis, the acting com
missioner, with salary no, TO exceed
dollars, 10 be paid as other officers OF tn
state are paid.
SEC. 8. AL the books, records and paper
of the officers Of the commissioners Of III
sinking fund, (exceps The books in New
York for transfer OF socks and payment O
in,eresk) shall be kept a, the Office Of tn
acting commissioner, at the seat oi govern
menI Of the stale.
SEC. &. All the books, records, journals
documents and papers, kept by the acnn
commissioners, shall a, Gl times be subiec
10 the examination Of the governor, treas,l
rer, members of the board Of public works
and any member Of the General Assembly
and the commissioners Of the sinking fun
shall annually report, as is required BY. III
constitution Of the executive officers, 10 .lh
governor, The condition OF the public det
and Of the sinking fund, and their proceed
ings in relation 10 the same; and also sue
other additional reports as may, al any time
be required by either branch Of the Gene
raj Assembly.
j SEC. 5. The commissioners Of the cans
fund, shall, Immediately afier the passage q
this act, pay over TO the treasurer OF stat,
all moneys in their hands belonging TO III
Stale, who shall give duplicate receipt
: therefor; one Of which receipts, with a
books, records, papers and furniture Of eve
ry description, in their possession or cuslc
, dy, belonging TO the siule, shall. al the sam
time, be delivered 10 the acling commission
, or Of the sinking fund.
SEC. 6. The acting commissioner Of III
sinking fund is hereby specially. required
authorized and fully empowered, under N
/, advice and with the concurrence Of The oil
er members Of the board, 10 be cause 10 b
, paid the ntsSes, OH The funded debls Of III
! state, and redeem, according 10 law, all ,h
! valid certificates OF the public debt, whic
, have been assigned orcscaled on lhe par, ,
tbs siaie; and 10 preserve, 20 he sxien,
| his power, the faith and credit Of the stat,
! for which purpose he may, with the concur
} renee Of said board, execute and deliver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Yeas and Nays In the House.

The following is the vote in The House of
Representatives, Feb. 6, on striking out all after
the first section Of the Senate bill making land
warrants assIgnable, and for other purposes, and
which re ecied sections proposed to provide for
a new class of cases, and to additionally com
pensate Land Receivers and Registers, viz:
YEAs-NsssIs Abercromoie, Aiken Allison, W. Apple
ton, Avfeit Rsscock, Bartlett Bennett Bowie Bovine
BTssg. B. eckenIdge, Briggs, n. Brown. Buell., Bur
rows L. Can phell, Cartier, Chapman, Chastan Col
c0cs {, tn Curtis, Daniel Dawson Dlmmck Disney
Dunham Ewing Faulkner Flosd. Fowler, II. NJ Fuller,
T Fuller, Gamble. GiC6Ings. Goodrich Crow Har-
per. Earns Hart, Hsseall, Hebard HO0srd, Holla-
cey Howe How. Huater. IngersOll, Ives, Jackson,
jenkins. q. W. jones. J. CLANCY Jones' p King Kuhns
kruz. Leeber, Mann Marshall, Marin, Mason Nc
Milson Miner, H d Moore Morsbead MORRISON, murray
Nahtls NeStOH Olds, Outlaw. Fessee, Perkins, Polk
Powell R.ntoul, RIDDLE Robbins Robis Savage, Schsr
Shelton. Slsnly B. STATION p Stanton stephens Stone
StIston STROLLER. Sutherland sweetser B. Thompson a.
" Ihonpstn. Thurston. Toombs, veBabe. Walbridge
Va !aee, Wells, Addison White, Wilcor, Williams, Wood
vafc-ll3.
NAYs-GesHs W Allen Bailey Barere, Bel, Bib shaus
eissell bi6oss, Busy. Cabel. Caldwell. T. Camp
ChurchTei ara Clngman, Cobb, J. @. DAVIS D0ckery
Doiy Duncan. Eastman. Evans. Fckln. Fitch Freeman
Gaylord Goodeno~ German Green. Grey, Hall Hendricks
Jones, G g King, LockhaTt, Mace. McCorkle, MeNair
Miller. Mol Ly. Moore. Murphy s. ". Parker, Penn
PenhiEan Porter ice. Robinson Sackett, D. L. Seymour
snart. Snih. X II Stanton. AbrshamP Stevens Stuart
Taylor. TowpsheId. Ward, washburn, Watkins, WeLch
Alex Wife. Ya,es-66
Assent or Nor voTNG-Nessrr C. Allen. Andrews.
A. G. Blown, Bot Gable, Caskie, Chandler Cleveland
Ccnssr Crlou, Darby Geo I Davis Dean, Durkee, Ed,
Han mol I'd, S W Harris, Haws Haven. HEM. Hillyer
IirIsoIe, Horad NJ. Hove, james Johnson, Landry
C. M1,aall, Meade Orr. A. Parker. Phelps Richard
,sn Fo.s En.e scpdder, Snow, T. Stevens, ST. Marin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
,,rw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1852
which 50 disguised all rieht.mind,d men in the

which so Disguised all right.mindsd men IN the
last Session.
In tyl,e Of uncertainty a. 20 What Government
we sha have. and what measures the existing,
or any Government may carry for rghting inns
country, and notwithstanding bitter religious
agitation, the people are taking hope and cour.
age. They think themselves sure of their
Pack et-Sration and share Of Western traffic
railway lines are in progress of completion
manufactures are improving and progressing,
and IN defiance OF the bigots of all sides. The
great bulk Of the laity are loyal to the cause OF
Liberal Education, and the Schools and Col
leges that give it are prospecting. TELESCOPES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Reception az Columbus.


Long before sunset the streets Of COlum-
bus were thronsed with citizens and strangers al
anxious so see and welcome KossUrH 70 the Csot.l
of Ohio Before o'clock, the fence oPposls. the
Neil House, aud The posts and awnings were fully
occupied By those who intended 10 hold oa I'll he
pageant was over.
At the depot, the scene was aDimaiing. Thousands
had congregaied In and around the passenger depot
ard when at 6 O'Clock, the booming of cannon aa-
nourced the approach OF the cars, there VAS rush,
and shout that rose above the whistle OF Iae loco
motive and the ringing of bells.
The procession ofmilituy, fremep, butchers, citi.
zens, &c, started for the Neil House. where IN due
time they arrived. Meanwhile the crowd ia frontef
the Hotel ana in all the street round ab ~ wasim
mense ard miCRSe, as We had abundant cause 70
know from personal experience. We have seen
some Jams m our day, but never got 80 conpsete
lv where all power of iocomotiOn was lost and The
syayng 70 aud fro Of the multitude hal so fall con-
troll After much exeTtlon, passage was made
and Gov KossuTH and suite passed into the ioss
Soon he appeared before the vast audience on the
portico over the main entrance, and was intro iacsd
to the audience BY DR.. Cox OF the Senate COMMIT.
tee of Reception. Then went up shout, long AID
loud to the very heavens. Comparative silence WA
obtained, when KossurH, uncoverlng HIS head and
bowling gracefully TO the audience, addressed them
very briefly as follows:
GENTLEMEN: | am highly delighted win the
generous reception with which YOU honor me. 1
feel desire thank publicly The generous cllSans
of Columbus for this recepuOn-iOf all me hopes
which are connected with THIS denomination for u
future. To me II would be quite the same TO have
to-day the honor to address you, or to morrow but
in a good regulated Republic order must prevail. I
am informed that arrangements are made by WHICH
will have the honor to be addressed 10 the namsd
the citizens tomorrow, when viii have TO anssw
it, Therefore tonight bid you farewell, andh
morrow will have the honor TO thank yo2 puokN,
In answer to that address.
Gentlemen. | am glad to be your guest batik
deed feel little hungry. and therefore, II you WI
kindly excuse rue, 1 will 90 10 dinner tGfeee
laughter and cheerlDg.1
KossurH then retired, and the immense thFsae
gradually dispersed. The Fire Companies made
fine display and paraded the streets. after the ~
ception, with torch-lghts and banners. The various
associations were all represented and all thinp
passed off very credtably to all parties concemsd
And thus ended the reception OF Gov. KossvrH a
Columbus,
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slCounor and ErsuiTer y

VmersIA.--The Wing members al
Leeislature-SsmuelP Price IN the 'n'" cm-
d. Imboden secretary-have called o'aS Ola,
yention of the Wing party, to be held N j
mond on the 18th April next, for me an
organizing the party for the Presleen''la Cor.
vsss. to appoint Delegates TO NaI iiog,rsee
ventiop, and 20 nominate an Electoral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

your kind, friendly hearts to be. tn remain, 10 Al
snd to Develop as associations OF Friends Of Huns
", ~iih tina, irfebosnip whose character as told
lasting faitbul and true.
Once more, laties and gentlemen, humbly thapk
you, and take nv leave lApPlsase.l
Mr.. s. NJ. LIrrLg then came forward and said:
Permit me in the name OF the Hungarian Socic.
~ Of Delaware ami iis citizens to preSeat 70 va,
S2iO an earnest o. our sympathy for ~ gloroa.
cause II Hungary. We hope To collect SIN more to
assist you in that glorious cause.
KossUrH thanked him, and requested him 10 ri,s
him the names OF hose Friends Of Hungary in orde,
that they might be registered TIE vote II las pso
pe must be registered in this way, Which could M.
Re registered BY cheers aud tbe vote thus rezs,e,.s
would weigh ntke councils o. the nation, where the
sovereign VIII % the people mus. and viii be Zone
Now. fitrdS. We have 10 leave bee 4sse ne scan
engine being a Democrat, VIII have IT'S osn .sr
tGreat laughter.l
Arm in arm with Gov. WooD, Gov KossUrn WA
escorted to the omnibus amid deafen,ng shouts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

within this attorney authorized aforesaid. And
such power of attorney shall be revoked until like
power shall have been given competent person. and
copy thereof filed aforesaid.
SEC Service of process upon such attorney shall be
deemed to be sufficient his principals.
SEC Every such attorney before any insurance shall be
made the life Of any person this state eny contract for
insurance shall be entered into with any party resident in this
state shall deposit with the secretary of this state copy OF
the charter of the company whose attorney he is and state
meut signed and by majority Of the directors of said
company specifying the amount of its capital and its assets
stating the manner of investment designating the amount
invested in mortgages blic other securities Iarti-
cuagzing each item V5stment. And said attorney shall
also annually, i'll the moth of October make the
eceary of the state and condition of the affairs of the
coEny he represents made up to time between the
fir January and Lie first OF July in each year i'll the fol-
LOVING form namely:
RETURN eR FOREIGN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NM thn ,,n1,kX a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

No. 46.-AN ACT RELATING INSJrR ANCE ON LIVES nv
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
II IS htby enacted by the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont jollo'oS
SEC No life insurance company unless incorporated by
the legislature of this state shall make any contracts of life IN
suIice Wn TINS state, until such insurance company shall
have complied with the provisions of this act
SEC z Every such insurance company shall, by written
power of attorney appoint citizen of this state resident
heren M attorney with power and authority to accept service
of all lawful processes against such company in this state and
to cause an appearance to be entered any action like man
ne as such corporation had existed and been duly served
with process within this state.
SEC D. copy of such power of attorney duly certified
and authenticated shall be filed with the secretary state of
iS Sae ana copies thereof duly certified by said secretary
shall be received IN evidence all courts in this state
SEC a. any such attorney shall die or resigns or be re-
moved shall be the duty of such corporation to make new
appointment as aforesaid and file copy with the said seceta
y as above prescribed hat at all times and while any La
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

No. Alan ACT RELATING TO THE GRAND LIST
is hereby enacted by The Gcncrat assembly Of the Sia Of
Vermont foiioiDs
SEC L. The listers in the several in this may,
their discretion in the grand list of their espec
towns the polls of such persons extremely poor and
such persons will in their Judgment be likely to leave
the town before a tax could be collected
SEC 3 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November Q, 1852.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

=. 90 Az ,cr mr. ,TtNG TO THE COLLECTION AND DsTR
'' ~ BUTTON OF THE SCHOOL FUND. co. r
II is hereby enacted By me genera ASSe"OV y u" ~ y
Vermont as toiiows 80 pi,, and
Src The note executed by George W. beneuCt anu
others on behalf of the corporation of the university o
mont TO the commissioner of the school fund.- DeCopI l'
1913 hereby cancelled and discharged Prog'd@ n@' lno
hdo5 and twenty dollars on before the first day OF March
next -, ,...-..l -,
Sro 2 The treasurer Of the state is hereby directed to
olec the remainder of the school fund now due, exclusive
Of said note which, together with the nine hundred and TWEEN
~ dollars aforesaid and such part Of said fund as has been col
lected since the nineteenth day OF November 9ol Sa ne
@ aver in canal sums to the president and fellows of Mid
deburv college and the corporation Of Norwich university
SIC g. All parts of acts inconsistent with Tins act
are hereby repealed.
Src L. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 10, 1892
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

o4-AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION tltINSlA or Cli Pl l.
EIGHTY OF THE COMPILED STATUTES, RELATING TO TIL
GRAND LIST.
TcyAont toiioics
SIC l. Section Gty-six of chapter eighty of the compile
statutes is hereby repealed
Approved November g. 1892.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
OAPE BATHING-NA-

" TIONAL HALL.-This large new and eszant Ho
tel IS now open for the The public will hnd this
bo,se egne to the best American Hotels l0carion few
50 ps lcm the shore with magnc-nL yaw OF the ean
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

u Germs THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER
Il ~arrDnt'd effective for Cons sGuions Sore
ness II the inirts 10 y sophsd and gives
date iet For sale at the principal Drug through
GU; the city Wholesale aspOt ga Fulton Pre-. Is
par box.
q NOtire 10 Passengers from Punama TO
CetjtNrBiH. the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMS alp COM
PANf feel called uoOn 10 give public that tickets
will be rec,gnzso by their agent Panama which are
nsned by Offices Of this Company aud that tickets thus
Gsbed can % [a NED only at their Agency No III West
of G. L BARTLETT Esa Boston; or M,~n ARM
sTRONG, HARRIS co NevV-,JTlesns-Nev- York Jan.
"a, 1851 By order. WIN II. DAVIDGE, Se:re ary.
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aMnBemEnts.

CASTLE GARDEN.-ROU SSET
~ FAMILY, under the MANAGEMENT and direction Of
Mona JEAN ROUSSET.
fnce Of admission 50 cents Tickets to be had at the
Garden. from 10 A. M. till NJ a. sill the principal Mase
Stores and At the door in
The doors will be opened every evening at and the per.
+ peDces will commence at O'Clock.
TVOnew Ballots
On THURSDAY EVENING June "a,
CATALINA; Or, The Queen Of the Bandts
Which will he presented with the of beanti-
fi husc scenery Costumes Po Iertes &C. and the Com
c Ballet Of
THE MILLERS.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN NGS June "a and Is
1852 Mons ROUSsET bees 10 that he has de
engagement with HERR CLINE the greatest Tight Rope
DsLceT of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
ITO WATCHMAKERS.-A young Man

is DESTROYS OF finishing the trade Has been 81 the bust
thr-e oud be willing make himself
ally u.eful Salesman. kc Apply Al No. SIS Hudson st.
Tue best Of reference gwen.