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ne- MNIsrER1AL sERy1cEs. Il Persons d

NG> MINISTERIAL SERVICES. - Persons de.
string the services the undersigned Minister'S visiting
the sick and buryng the dead during the prevailing epidemic
leave directions and address the Camp oce
Christian Advocate, between the Of A. p. NJ.
other hours apply at private residences.
Rev. H. N. MeTYEIRE, corner Magazine and Felicity sis
Rev L. PARKER. 9s5 Carondslst street.
aul9 st Rev. j. c. KEENER, Caoon cor and Dublin ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

NEW CHANNEL Cur BY THE MISSOURI. The
St. Louis Republican, of the Both ult, says that
the Missouri has cut new channel, and now
strikes the Mississippi in direction which is
likely to prevent the washing of the Illinois or
Eastern shore to any injurious extent Since
the 9th ult. two boats have passed up the new
chute, and this may now be regarded as the
main channel Of the Missouri.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

The NewYork Herald, alluding to the declar-
alton of Lord John Russell that 6 Great Britain
must at once resume her entire liberty, and,
upon any occasion that may call for it, be free
to act singly or in conjunction with other pow.
ers, as to her may seem it," asks, g Does not
this tend to confirm the report that ENGLAND
and Spain had entered into an agreement for
the ultimate abolition of slavery in Cuba ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09
Drugs, Medicines, Perf,.meru, etc.

The subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
Planters Physieians and Families HIS well
comprising every article in his line Of business which,
examination will be found resi- AND GENUINE During n
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD of the quality
will be found hs with all the Mineral
such CONGRESS, BLUE LICK supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0ULEY BITTERS etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
api dAWlys Druggist and Apotheay Camp Poydras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

BATON Rou0E. The Board of Selectmen Of
Baton Rouge have constituted themselves a
Board Of Health, to exist during the yellow
fever season, and they have ordered their Sec
rotary to publish daily list Of the deaths oc-
curing within the limits Of the corporation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

POPULATION IN OREGoN.--An exchange paper
says that at a late election for delegates in Or.
egon 5000 votes were thrown This shows q
great increase Of population. In 1S49 the vote
did not exceed 700; in 1851. 2500 Since 1851,
Washington Territory has been taken from Ore
gon Such an increase is unexampled in the
history Of any State or Territory, except Cali
fornia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09
10 NEwORLEANs TYpoeRApHrcAL UNION.

E0 NEWUKLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
At meeting Of the Newoeans Typographical Union, held
Instant the following members appointed
nittes diving the evasnce of the epidemic:
THoS. +. HEDGES Picayune Once
D. c. BYERLY, Bulletin;
JIM TAYLOR, True Delta;
w. R. SHELTON, Delta;
A.w. BREwERToN, Crescent;
lie. HENRY, Bee;
A. II. McCAFFREY, Courier;
II. J. sTANsBURY, Price Current,
7. MeCANN, Delta Job Office.
LEWIS GRAHAM, Crescent Job onice
JAS. BEGGs, GERARD sTITH, at large.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

ANorHEn BESEDIcK. The startling intelIi-
| gence has reached here that our lamented friend
Col Jack Smith, Superintendent Of the Pont-
ohartrain Railroad, is no moreno more a
bachelor. The Colonel and his lady at last ac-
counts were in NewYork. whence they were to
sail soon for this city. They will linger at the
Lake shore Watering places until the proper
season for coming to the city A-lass for poor
Jack!
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| T.MecANN, Delta Job Office.
| LEWIS GRAHAM Crescent Job Office;
| JAS. BEGGS, GERARD sTITH, at large
| N3- HOWARD AssoCIATION-July 20, 1863
following gentlemen have been appointed collect
/ the Howard Association:
FIRST DISTRICT. SECOND DISTRICT.
| 10 HARRIS, G. KURsHEEDT,
CIV. SHAW, WI. ROBINSON,
INV. PALFREY. LIVINGSTON.
THIRD DISTRICT FOURTH DISTRICT
c.w. wHTTALL. III BROWNE,
i'm. vANDEGRIFF. J. WILLIS.
~ Donations will also be received by the undersigned.
jyas D. LRIcARDo Secretary, 40 Camp street.
Es- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July 49, s5sThe following pacng kindly
auus services attending patients under III charge the
| Association:
Dr. N. SMITH. Of Annunciaton Edward Streets
Dr. BENEDICT, Magazine street, Bartholomew.
DR.. FoLwELI, Carondelet street, near St. Joseph.
DR.. BENSADoN, at Touro Inhmary.
Dr. BALL. corner of Hercules and Thalia streets.
| DR.. BALDWIN, 401 Magazine street.
| DR.. McKELvEY, 10 Carondelet street.
DR.. G. W. CROSS, 10 Nayades street.
Dr. MATER Nayades street. Euterpe and Pslymna
Dr.. C. W. DIRMEYER IL New Basin.
Dr. MCFARLAND, Of Circus Poydras streets.
Dr. DALTON St. Charles street. Tatersals
Dr. JACOBSON, Union street.
DR.. GoRING, Diamonds Row.
DR.. KIsFFY, Philippe street.
DR.. A. N. BAYLEs, Tchouptoulas street. near Orange
DR.. LURTON 1877 Canal street.
DR.. RoBT. MALCoMsoN, 14s Circus street,
DR.. JOSIAH HALE, Girod, ST. Charles
DR.. A. HART. 81. Joseph, Camp
DR.. HIRE, 1877 Annunciation street.
SECOND DISTRICT
d. F. HAGAN, Bourbon and Bienyle.
DR.. CRACoU IS Dauphin street.
DrF. W. BERTRAND, ga Basin street.
Dr. KEATZ, corner Of Cont and M.ras.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Dr. KovALEsKI, 10 Hospital street.
Dr. BROWNING, Victory street, below the Railroad,
DR.. A. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Dr. SCHUBERT, Of Rousseau and Second streets.
Dr. A. DEDRICH, Magazine street, near ST. Andrew.
Dr. p YEIsER, Live Oak street, Josephine.
Dr. WREN. Rosseau, City Hall.
Dr. ]. X. QUILTING, corner of First and Apollo.
Dr. TEHENDER, corner Of Magazine and Seventh.
az The Medical Faculty generally of this city respectfully
quested permit their be added the
do by applying either Of the Secretary
iy23 7pf d.. RICARDO, Secretary,
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New York paper says; "An exquisite
statue Of girl at prayer is placed directly be-
side platform weighing scales, in the north
Nave Of the Crystal Palace. We watched them
both for fifteen minutes, and found that tv enty-
seven people weighed themselves, while only one
stopped to look at the statue
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From THE RIO GRANDE. by the arrival yes
tsrday Of. the steamship Yacht, we are in pos
session Of Brownsville dates to the 3lst ult.
The Yacht brought 800 in specie, con-
aligned to different firms in this city.
There was no news Of any interest
The editor Of the American Flag says there
was rumor current that twenty-three COM
Ipanies Of regulars are to be Furnished for the
Rio Grande from the Eighth Military Depart
nent. The Flag wants to know what it is for.
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VIM. q. DibOu,
R P z N Err AND BUIL R,
No. 40 st. Joseph street,
between St. Charles and Carondelet.
II J0BBING Of all descriptions
fitted Counters made Of Black Mahogany finely
Cstens made and repaired year
Sash Doors and Blinds made and repaired Work
ing Boxes Of all kinds made TO order jyll Sm2p
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DIVORCE AND RECONSIDERATION. resident
o. this city sued for divorce from his wife in
one o. our courts last winter 1t was granted
ana inc couple duly separated. He went te
New Orleans and engaged in business. and shs
remained in this city among her friends. The
yellow fever, which is driving SO many person,
nom New Orleans at present, induced, as W,
understand, the ex-husband to seek refuge II
tins city He arrived few days ago, and on,
hour after his arrival here, witnessed the second
msrrlage-knot tied between himself and forme,
we II was said to have been done more
enectuaily than before, and both parties were
conndent that there would be no further need
o. 9ntying y. Divorces are quite common, but
e9cn second marriages are Of rare occurrence.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25
AN ACT

No. IS AN ACT
TO amend the third section OF an act, enti-
tied Fan 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 and took effect
April IS, A. D. 1859.
Sec. /. Be it itenacted by the General As
semby of the State of Ohio, That the third
section of an act entitled "An act for the
assessment and taxation of all property in
in this State and for leyyipg taxes thereon
according to its true value in money" pass
ed Apail ll3, 1859 be, and it is hereby a.
mend"d so, as to read as follows:
lst-AII public school houses, and houses
used exclusively for public worship the
hooks and furniture therein, and the grounds
attached to such building necessary for the
proper occupancy; use and enjoyment Of the
same and not leased or otherwise used with
view to profit. All colleges, academies,
all endowments made for their support, all
buildings connected with the same, and all
lands connected with INSTITUTE, MS of learning,
not used with view to prof: This pro-
vision Shall not extend to leasehold estates
OF real property, held under the authority of
any college or university of learning Of this
State.
2.7All laads used exclusively as grave
yards or grounds for burymg the dead ex-
cept such as are held by any person Or per
sons, company or corporation, with view
to profit, or for the purpose Of speculation
in the sale thereof.
3d-All property, whether real or per-
sonal, belonging exclusively to this State,
or the United States.
4th--All buildings belonging to, counties
used for holding courts, for jails, or for coun-
ty offices, with the ground not exceeding
in any county ten acres, on which such build
ngs are rected.
5th-All lands, houses and other build
ings belonging to any county township or
town used exclusively for the accommoda.
ton or support Of the poor.
9Th = An building belonging to institutions
Of purely public charity, together with the
land actully occupied by such institutions,
not leased. or otherwise used, with view
to profit, and all moneys and credits ap-
propriated solely to sustaining and belong.
ing exclusively 10 such institutions.
7th. ALI 6re-engines and other imple.
ments used for the extinguishmentof fires,
with the buildings used exclusively for the
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25
March II, 1858.

mo. .I2 AN ACT
To amend The fiftieth section Of the act en-
titled "nn act for the assesSment and tax
alton Of all property in this State, and tor
lcvying taxes thereon. according to its
true value in money" passed April 13,
A. D. 1859.
Sec. L. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the
tifIeth section of the act entitled ian act for
the assessment and tax ,lion oil all properly
in this State, and for levlng taxes thereon
according to its true value in money" pass
ed April IS, A D. 1859, be SO amended
as to read as follows:
Sec. 50. Each county Auditor shall
make out and transmit to the Auditor of
State, before the flSt day of September an
nually, a statement of the aggregate value
Of the taxable property in his county, and Of
the totol amount Of taxes .for all purposSrS
assessed thereon fur that'year, AMI he shall
make out and transmit by mail to the audi
tor Cf State, on or before tee first day of
Oct 'ber in every year, complete alb tract
of the duplicate of his county; he shah also
at the same time make out and transmit to
the Ambition Of State, an abstract Of the num-
Der and value OF each of the enumerated
ARTICLES, the value of merchants and man
uiactures' stock, and the value of all other
personal properly, moneys. credits, invest
ments il bonds, stocks, joint sock compa
nes, or Otherwise, and the value Of all 9th
er articles OF personal property as returned
by the township assessors, or as fixed by
county board Of equalization; said abstracts
shall be made out in such form as the Audi
tor of State shall prescribe, apd shall also
make out and transmit to the Auditor Of
State before the fourth Monday of October
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four,
and every SIKH year thereafter, complete
copy of the grand list of real properly of
each county rs it shall stand upon the dupli-
cate of that year.
Sec. 2. That original section ffy of the
act to which this is amendatoIy be and the
same is hereby repealed.
JAMES g. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
President OF the Senate, pro tenn.
March ID, 1858.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25

tered or affected by this act, provided
further that nothing in this act shall be so
construed as to affect the term of Office Of
any commissioners heretofore elected and
qualified. JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Represt natives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate, Protein.
March -, 1858
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25

defendant, at his or her place Of residence,
when such residence is known TO the Petl-
toner, or can with reasonable diligence be
ascertaineI by him or her,
See. l6. That in the case Of petition for
divorce, or petition for alimOny alone, no ap-
pea shall be allowed from any judgment or
order of the Court of Common Pleas to the
district court
Sec II. That in cases arising under the
eleventh section of this act, either party may
appeal from any final judgment or order Of
he Court of Common Pleas to The District
Court, as in other cases; but when such ap-
peal is t,ken by the petitioner, she shall
not Re required 10 give bond.
Sec 8. That the act en,itled can act
concerning divorce and aimony," passed
March 9th, A. D. 1910, and an act entitled
can act to amend an act concerning divorce
and almony," passed March 29.h, 1871,
and an act en.i,le1 "An act to amend the
the act concerning divorce and alimony,"
passed March 6 h, l84O, which was passed
March 8, a. ID. 843, and an act entitled
An act TO amend the act concerning di-
vorce an alimony" passed March 9th. 1910
which was passed March Q, A. D. 1846
and also an act entitled "An art a4 horizlng
the granting of alimony, passed March "a
1881 be and the same are hereby repealed,
provided, that all causes Of divorce or ali
mony now existing under the provisions of
the acs aforesaid ale hereby expressly re
served and protected but in all clses non
pending or hereafter commenced under sail
acts the proceedings shall be conducted ac-
cording to the provisions of this act.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
March II 1854
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25

safe keeping thereof, and for the meeting Of
fire companies, whether belO lging 10 any
town, or 10 any fire company organized there
in.
9th. All market-houses, public squares
or other public grounds, town or township
houses or halls, used exclusively for public
purposes. and all works, machinery and
fixtures belonging to any wn, and used
exclusively for conveying water to such
town.
oh. Each individual in this State may
hold exempt from taxation personal proper
ty Of any description Of which such
individual is the actual owner not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars in value, no per-
son shall be required to list greater po--
ton OF any credits than he believes will be
received, ur can be collected, nor any grea-
ter portion Of any obligation given to Sc
cure the payment of rent, than the amount
of rent that shall have accrued on the lease,
and shall remain unpaid at the time of such
listing no person shall be required to include
IN his statement rs part of the personal
property, monies. credits, investment in
bonds, stocks, joint stock companies. or 9th
erwise, which hei required to list any share
or portion Of the capital stock or property
Of any company or corporation. which is re-
quired to list or return. its capital and prop
ery for taxation in this State
The taxes upon banks. banking compa.
nies, and all o.her joint stock companies or
corporations, of ~ha ever kind, levied and
collected in pursuance of the provisions of
this act shall be in lieu of any taxes which
such bank ol baking company, or other
joint stock, stock company, or corporation
was, by former laws required to day.
Se;. 2, That the original section three
of the act entitled "an act for the assess.
ment and taxation Of all properly in this
State and for Ievying taxes thereon accord
ing TO its true value in money" passed
April 18Th 1852 be and the same is hereby
repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March 70, 1858.
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school q College Text Books.


MORRIS, RtchmOad, Va. would invite the
attention of the various schools and institutions
If learning throughout the State TO his School and
Classical Books Tezt BooLs used in the various G, !.
eees and Universities. with general collection Of Edu.
raiional Works in every departments of learning.
t-y-Schoo Stationery Of every description.
A liberal discount will be mnde, and bundles deliver.
I'd iu Lynchburg, free of expense
EY-Orders will receive prompt attention
mug pts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05
NUMBER 56
MISCELLANEOUS.
RRUsH MOUNTAIN WILL stones

- The undersigned procuring from their cele
rnted quarry at the Bush Mountain Montgomery
Mill Stones and Burra of the very best quality The
rnputation OF hess stones widely known, but tho
Rnroad giving increased facilities In filling orders,
we havenpt ointed Mcdaniel Hurt e. Preston, md Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for tho sale OF m
Who will receive orders and have them fulfilled the
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blaeksburg. Montgomery county va.
ISRAEL PRICE e. Go.
James NJ. Williams, Danyillc, Va, Reynolds T. Go.
Leak lille, q. are also agents. LIS Go
Feb li.dArta
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These vessels of the first clnss, built in the city oi
Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior ae
;ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
py experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
md who i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied on to sail promptly adyertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest to ship by this line,
rs freight will always be taken low as by my other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New Yor. to give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and II cents per 4f
Tobacco being about 50 per cent less than charg'
he Steamers Insurance can be effected in the h,~i.
rnond Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtain.
ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO New York will be for.
xarded free of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
,rn pert. The vessels will lie in Richmond et Rockets
In New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURHE, Richmond, } =
G. PIERSON, N. y
No. 6l South Street
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TO s TRANGERS.
'RESH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

AND MEDICINES.-Th subscribers are ~
now receiving their FALL. g. WINTER SUPPLY -
VI @ Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils, yarnises, Brushes
'ans'ware' Pntent Medicines. FancyGoads. dc, &c
Inc goods have been recently selected with great care
bought for Cash
all Ut stock is large an comprises every article us'i
a a.s found in DRUG STORE, together with large
vs. rss rtment of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY &c.
,l ,on long experience, and thorough knowledge OF
us'ness they hope retain the liberal patronage
etoore extended them and feel confident that they
quality "'' Inducements 'o''' ~ -
,.ss Prescriptions for Physicians and families will b,
N'i''uiy attended % ut all times
SSrPt I2ts JNO H. SEAY e. co.
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JMrORTANT FARMERS

MPONTANT TO FAR vi Il R y.
Gardeners Florists, bcoypoyotcd Companies, Man
nJ1efurs, Artisons, Professionaf Men, Mechanics, aud
ohos-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RghSe Secured by Unted States Let
iers- Pafent--ALL 1EFRiNoEmrsTs Will nv PnosscU
rrp LAW This IL tho most valuable invention OF
the nee; and without which, manufactures, public edi
ices hotels and private dwellings. ineomplete and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap aud efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
lclnnce To the neendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Wohnvc in Mr.. X. Drifting ham Mitchells PUMP
MD ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable
pcndage, n great convenience and efficient proteo
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. Is. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSrER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvie.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
X, j. GAINES, Ohnrlottee.
The Pump can be aeen in AT DR.. Vim. y. Morris's
Dugud's foundry, and mnny other plnces in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump can bo in Ricl mond. nj n.- Whig
ico. They warranted IT, '"ork we'll 10" year.
W NOTlCE.-All pers.s. buying bling the
liclcs, are responsible to me for H.
IL BRfTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-diy Proprietor.
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fENH IL Il III NC MACHINES and
L WHEAT FANS The attention Of the public il
respectfully invited stock of Threshng Machines
md Wheat Fans, which substantially built, and ot
he most approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give stock exami
feel satisfied that they will be pleased bot
n price erd work kmanshp.
All I'm dement's warrante ed to perform we'll
iyl5.-ts DIUGUID Il BROTHER.
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XALANTED no mIRE.-The .ub.eribe.

WANTED TO mlRE.-The subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on tho Va. a. Tenn.
railroad, in the Mountan region of Va, number OF
strong and boys for which liberal hro will be paid
They have had long experience In the management oi
negroes and are themselves large owners. Hired
gfoes will receive tho samo troatmr" in evorv rasrett
that they give their own Ono OF Is In
Lynohburg, nny time, I'LL tho 10Th Of January tho
Washington Hotel, ut McCorklo Simpson Il jones.
or nj Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will nso buy anil
boys SCOTT 81 ADAMS.
Inn z
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LINE OF Richmond S,s,,,a

AND NEW-YORk PACkETS.-This new -ssaah
home line ia composed of the following vessels. and
sails from New-York every three days. All owned in
the CITY of Richmond, viz:
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M OORMAN a. NAR RT1N-Iiave just
NI coived the following articles which they offer to
their friends md tho poplic generally ut prices to suit
40 bush. Clover Seed,
30 do Timothy Seed
30 bbs. Coffee Sugar,
so Bugs Coffee,
Ii bbs. Maekorcl,
Sole Lcotler, Solt &c, &C.
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