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Fo aAthOrize County Surveyors to acknowl.
edge deeds and iustFpmspts and 70 administer
paths.
SECTION 1. Be Il esqded Jy ne General ds.
esDlJty Of Ae Stfs Of Ohio, That the several
County Surveyors, n0g and hereafter in office
in DC several counties Of the Stgte Of Ohio,
shall each. IN their respective counties, have
lhe same power to take snd certify the sekRowl
edgemeps oi deeds, mortgages, powers Of at
torneF, and other ipSErpriepte affecting real
estate. that jHstices Of tle peace nov Or Of any
lime hereafter gay haye In their proper ceqR,
ties.
SEc. 9. That the several County Surveyors
aow and hereafter in office in the State Of QhiC
shall each. .witifin their respective counties, ,hay'
tho sarne poser 10 administer oaihs and affir
eatious, aad to take Rflidaviis. snd certify Al
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April %, 1884


To regulate the admission and support OF pu-
pills in the Institution for the Deaf and Duub
SEcTIoS |. Be L enacted 5y hs General As-
Assenlbty Ofths State o. Ohis, That all pupils
Who have been, or may hereafter be admitted
from this State into the Inftitution for the Deaf
and Dumb; shall be supported at the expense
Of the State Provided. that the travelling ex.
pense; and the expense Of clothing, shall be
furnished BY the parents and guardians Of said
pupils.
SEC. 2. That in case the psrents or guard.
ans Of any pupil or pupils, shall fail at any
proper time. TO furnish the requisite clothing
for said pupil or pupils. it shalLbe-the duty Of
the aucitor OF the county in which said parents
or guardians reside, upon due notice from the
Superintendent Of said Institution, to inquire
into the matter aad il upon investigation. he
shall ascertain that said parents or guardians
are unable, from any good cause, to comply
with the provisions Of section one, Of this act,
he shall so certify to said Superintendent, who
shall at once proceed 10 clothe said pupil or pu,
pills at the expense Of the State but if it be
ascertained lha: said parents or guardians
have no good and sufficient reason for not com.
plying with the provisions Of this act, said au'
ditor shall at once give notice to said parents
or guardian or guardians specifying what am I
Of money,or what clothing is required,a as th,
case may be:for said pupil or pupils;and il saiC
money or clothing is not supplied within re
sonable time, SAID Superintendent shall proceed
to cloIhe said pupils; and shall so notify saic
auditor, who shall proceed o collect the
amount Of expense so incurred, as other Sebt'
are collected, and shall pay the same over t.
said Superintendent, who shall account to th'
State for it, as other funds coming into hi
hands are accounted for.
Sec 3. That so much Of section one Of an &C
passed March 3, 1854. further to amend an &C
entitled can act to establish an Asylum for th
education Of the Deaf an Dumb persons, an,
for repeating all laws heretofore passed ON tha
subject as conflict with the provisions Of thi
act be, and the same are hefeby repealed.
F. %. LEBLOND;
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS.
President Of the Senate
April 90, 1854.
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NEW YoRK. May g.
The Africa from Liverpool with dates to
Saturday s2d ult, arrived this morning:
The war news are unchanged.
The Austrian -ad Puissian treaty has been
signed. - .
The weather has been refreshing. and rain
IN abundance. !. iiJl5+g 9itD
Messrs Richardson, Bros, agents for the
City Of Glasgow, say they are not afraid Of
that vessel being lost, that she was perfectly
efficient in every respect.
She had water for 40 days and provisions for
65 days, and coal iOr Sc days.
She had 373 passengers. -g
The treaty with closer alliance between
France and England ratified.
The war news from the Danube, Baltic and
Black Seas is unchanged.
The expulsion of the Greeks was vigorously
enforced.
The Greek insurrectiOn assumes the aspect
of guerilla warefare.
Lord Stafford has published a long manifesto
agains! the Greek government. for favOring in
surrectiOn.
A massacre of Greeks by the Turks, at BalO
is reported. - .'.ri s
The accounts are still vague in relation to the
violation OF Servian treaty.
Prince Daniel is reportad to have summoned
the MontenegOs to arms against the Turks.
The campaign in Asia is expected to be open
in April. ...
Nothing important from either France or
England.
Liverpool, Frday--Breadstufs firm and
prices steadily maintained.
The Africa arrived out at half past Friday
morning and left Liverpool at 4 in the after
noon.
London, Saturday P. M:-NOthing new
to-day except rumors both from Paris and Vi
enna of new Prussan meditation.
Paris, Friday-A dispatch from Omer Pa
cha confirms the previous accounts that the
Turks were thrice successful against superior
forces at the passage Of the Danube, but in
obedience to Orderc they retreated in the line
of Karasan'
The St. Petersburgh papers, in reply to the
English and French declaration of war, throw
the responsibility of the war wholly upon
France and England.
Nothing later from Copenhagen.
Sweden has positively entered into secret
treaty with Russia, by which an absolute en-
actment forbdding more than a ships to enter
an harbor at once, and same extended to Nor
way. .....
Spain-Mr. Soule it is reported, was still
urging the Black Warrior affair on the atten-
ton of the Government.
Spanish decree published to register all
slaves in Cuba.
1 At the instance of Great Britain, SardiSns
Holland, repudiate privateering.
Journal of st. Petersburg publishes reply to
declaration of war.
Nesselrodes circular favors the Greek infur-
gents.
Ice in the Gulf of Finland has much bro
ken up.
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THE Two LlvEs.-Beautiful is old age--hssu.
tifal is the slow dropping mellow autumn Of
rich and glorious summer. In the old man,
nature has fulfilled her work: she loads him
With blessings she tills him with the fruits Of
a well spent life: and surrounded by his chill.
drep's children, she rocks him softly away to
a grayeto which he is followed with blessings.
God forbid that We shouHahot call it beau.
tiful. There is another life. hard, rough and
thomy; trodden with bleeding feetand aching
brow; the life Of which the cross is the symbol:
d battle which no peace follows this side Of the
grave; which the grave gapes to finish before
The victory Is won, and---strange that it should
be so-lhat is the highest life Of man. LOOl
along the great names Of history; there is non,
whose life has been other than this. a'
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The PEoP LIE IN HAMILTON Co.-At a recent
election held in Cincinnati, B.. Storer, o. M.
Spencer and W. Y. GhOlson--all wings were
elected Judges Of the Supreme Court by major
ties ranging from 800 to 9,OOO The people
on this occasion threw off the shackles Of party
and did as they listed.
Where the people reigu-locorocoism must
fall
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Mr.. SAMUEL A. BELKNAP, of this county
was admitted to the practice Of law by the
District Court while in session here, on Tues
day last. We understand that Nj. Belknap
intends to locate in one of the Western States.
Our acquaintance with him, while student
at law, has been intimate. He has been dill
irent student, and we hope success will crown
his efforts.
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OFFICE OF THE Con-. OF COMMON ScHooLs,
CoLUMBUs, o., ApriL 1851.

OOLUMBUs, vs. hpIli, 1901
The great number of questions arising un-
der the present School Law, and the impor.
taDce of having thorough understanding by
its officers, Of the provisions Of the Law. and a
uniform policy pursued in its administration,
have imposed the necessity of having some.
medium Of communication with those officers
and the Commissioner has gladly aVailed him
self of the Ohio Journal of Education for this
plrpOse. ........ .....-..
All nv official decisions and opinions have
been, and will continue to be, published in she
Journal; and it is my opinion that county Au.
ditors will be justified in subscribing for copy
for their own use, and one Tor more) fol
the Board OF School Examiners; and that town
ship boards may order it for the township
clerk, and the clerk of each sub district, and
include the cost of the, SAINT in their annual
estimate Of mon ey to be raisedin accordance
with the lst clause of the 92d section of the
School Law.
The copies so taken should, Of course be
kept on file in their respective Offices and be
transmitted to their successors in Office. .
The cost of the Journal is LOO per year.
1t is published monthly, in form suitable fol
binding it may be secured by addressing Jour.
nal Of Education, Columbus, o. 'H.
Editors throughout the State BY publishing
the above, will confer favor on School Off
GERS, and greatly abridge the official correspon
dence of the subscriber.
H. II. BARNEY, Conn.
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AN ACT

To amend the twenty-ninth section Of an
act entitled "an act for the Incorporation oil
Townships" passed March II, 1863.
SECTION L. Be Il enacted By the General As
Ssm6iy of The SSh Of Ohio, That section
twenty-nne ef the act emit, led ian act for the
incorporation Oftownships, passed March l4th
1853, be so amended rs TO read +: That il
shall be lawful for the trustees Of any township
in any county in this State. TO purchase, and
protect or improve, cemetery or burying
ground, not exceeding ten acres Of land, for
the use of sach township; and for the purpose
Of paying for, and improving and protecting
such grounds, they are hereby authorized 10
levy and assess upon the taxable property oil
such township such per cenIum as will raise
Huy sum not exceeding one thousand dollars in
any one year, until the whole amount Of the
purchase money, with the interest due thereon
shall have been paid: and Fifty dollars in any
one year thereafter, TO be applied to the i'm.
provement Of the grounds as aforesaid. That
it shall be the duty of the coroner of any coun-
ty to bury sueh dead persons as he may hold
and inquest upon, and who have left no means
where with to pay the expenses of their burial,
in the burying ground of that township where.
in such inquest was held, and the necessary
expenses OF such burial shall be allowed and
paid By the township trustees: the coroner shall
also be allowed Tor his services under this sec.
ton, by the trustees of the proper township. If
ty cents for each person so buried.
Sec. e. That section twenty-npe Of the act
to which this 10 amendatory, is hereby repeal
ed j. c, LEBLOND.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 20, 1854.
] Idchereby certify that have read and COM
pared the proof OF the foregoing laws and iind
il correctly printed from the copy certified by
the Secretary of State ], l. BLACKBURN,
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sabbath school.

The members of the NJ. E. Church, in this
place, will reopen their Sabbath School, next
Sabbath morning, at the hour Of 9 o'clock, in
their new Church edi6ce. Their School was
temporarily suspended during the erection Of
their house Of worship, which is now about
completed
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OF the sans that justices II the peace. nov OF
hereafter. at. any time. may have in their prop
er eOuntss.exeePt in the trial Of causes belor.
such justices.
r. O LEBLOND,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives,.
JAMES MYERS,
PrssideHt Of the Senate
April 20, 1884. W
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18
Peoples Journal.

This interesting publication is now eommen-
cling its second volume. Its publishers feel
confident that the second volume will receive a
hearty welcome and an increased circulation
This work is record Of Agriculture, Me.
chanics, Science and useful Knowledge, we'll il.
lustrated and published monthly at the small
sum of $1,00 per annumn aa
Address A. E. Beach, No 86 Nassau St.,
New York. See Prospectus.
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FoRTpSATE.-The two neighbors who egeil
out, have got in again, Neitbel cfthem we're
injured ha}el'e'a @tNs'
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]. N BoLRN announces to the whole world
"and the rest of Mankind" that has now on
hand, general assortment Of Summer goods
at his Merchant Tailor Shop in Burgers Build
ing doors West of the Patton House, Main
St., Carrollton.
Come along Gents, Bolen can give you fits to
a T. See Advertisement
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Signed, CD.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this
a. d., Juslice. or Mnvor.

ABB, Justice, or Mayor, dc.
Sec. Is. In all prosecutions under this act
by indictment or otherwise. II shall not bC
necessary To state the kind Of liquor sold or Il
describe the place where sold, and for any vic
ilslen Of the fourth section, il shall not be
necessary TO state the name OF any person tC
whom sOld and in all cases the persOnor per.
sonsto whom intoxicating liquors shall be sold
In violation of this act shall be competent, as
witnesses. to prove such fact. or any other
tending thereto.
Sec. IA. That IN act TO restrain the sale o
,spilituous liquors." passed March l9. 1851,
aod "an act further defining the powers OF trns.
tees Of townships" passed March ~ 1885, DO
and the same are hereby repealed Provided,
shat oil suits and prosecutions pending under
said acts, or previous violations thereof, shall
she prosecuted nndeS said acts, the same rs be.
storU the passage Of this act
+. c. ,LEBL0ND,
Speaker afhe House Of Representatives..
JAMES MYERS,
President Of The Senate
May ist 1884.
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GEo. F. kennedy has Usage Orange Plants
for sale Farmers and others wishing to plant
hedges will do well to call on the Cap, as he
will sell at reasonable terms, See advertise
ment.
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April 90, 1854.

] dchereby certify that have read and COM
pared the proof OF the foregoing laws and ind
it correctly printed from the copy certified by
the Secretary Of State. J. l. BLACKBURN,
May IL, 1854. Aud. OF Carroll co.
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JoHN W. YOUNG is determined not to be bea
by any in bis line of business. He pays hlgl
prices Tor stock and sells on reasonable terms
Give him call at his stand, at the Easten'
of town--See advertisement. .s....
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MARK 7. w1cerNs, of Mechauicstown. is still
manufacturing Buggies, Carriages. dc. His
work will re commend itself to all. Give him
a call, and examine-See advertisement.
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TIE DIsrRIcr CouRr held its session here on
Tuesday last. Judges; Belden, Day and Hitch
cock were present. But small amount Of bust
ness on the Docket which was soon DONE
ga short horse is easy curried." Nothing Of
interest trenspred except to partiesain suit. Y
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE BATTLES FOUGHT.

HEw YORk. May 8.
The Africa from Liverpool with dates to
Saturday s2d ult., arrived this morning:
The war news are unchanged.
The Austrian -ad Prissian treaty has been
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27

OLD HEAP TORE,
rs again filled with full choicoof SPRTEG
jill aud SUMMER GOODS. Ladies' of Wfctss
burg and from the country will find the rrticts
offered to be cheap, new and good We have
no doubt we will prove 10 all that we sfil keep
up our name Of the cheapest store Ia fOirg. We
will show large assortment Of
SILKS-Siriped, Checked, Plaid, Cbaroea-
bic Taffetos--0ll colors Plain and fg'd black
TsHeias; Florence Silks.
BAYADER tS--India Six Muslin plsff
checked end plain; Rich satin striped printed
Bcagps; solid coloFs, in all shades Beraees 3
Iscnch printed Swiss; Printed BriliiBntsa
French prinied Jaoonets; French Girgisrs (.
checked swiss checked Cambricks. e-r1sd
Dimiiy; Percale Troppee.
RICH RIBBONS-Black six flet Mics and
IGloves; French cOlored silk Gloves; Sack
six lace Wells; black and white Bobinci Bo8-
net Crape-all colors; Paraiols, Fans, H18
EMBROlDERlES- French wcrked
Handkerchieis; fine French worked Chemi-
zeites French worked Sleeves worked skirts
worked Caps Bands.
LADIES' SHOES and CATERS
Hosiery OF every description.
GENTS SUMMER CRAVATS.
Colored bordered linen HandkC rchie6 SIZE
ioulard Hondkerchiefs white linen bosom
Shirts colored linen bosom Shirts Spun silk
UDdersbirts; spun silk Drawers fine Shoes;
Slippers.
IRISH LINENS-irish Linen Shifting and
Sheeing; Table Linen Damasks; jacquard
Breche Muslin, fof curiuins; French Printed.
Calico. Cor C0fains; Linen and Cotton Net
ting, ior bars; French oil Curtaiuss Muslin.
Cuaaius; Nankcens a8d Towels.
Pantei 8 aud county merchants will find
aSSO .;UeDt of IoWeFfs. Sfrfoed Checle De-
aims, L own aud White Cotton Shirmg and
SheelDg, Boots aDd Shoes. To al we Beoom-
mend OF MATING and CHEAP CARPE-
TING. &C. Joiat house in New-Oreu1s,
Magazine Street.
Vicksb0rg, April IL, 1S54-23-a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27
CHARLES COX.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
STOVES! sTOVEs !!


YkNHE 10 crlber is nov in r. CO. h' q large
= I'D very sup ot o, OF The
mosi improved patterns, selected by himself
from The celebrated nanufactOry of ID. a. 2.
Wright a. Co., LousViIl, Among which are
Premium Cooking Stores of the most fmpr0-
we'd patterns, and all sizes, with furniture COM
pleie; UIion Mol to 3-Premium No. I TO s..
Steamboat end FTanklins-Siar FrankliDs for
wood OF coal; Wood Ranges open end duted
Coureons &C., together with Castings, Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pans, GTidirOns. Furnaces,
Crates, Bass Kettles, Dog Irons, Sad Irons &c.
WOODEN-WARE, HARDWARE &c.
IUbs, painted Buckets. Churns, coffee Mills,
Dippers, Well Buckets, Ice Freezers Roll
ing Pins, wood Saws, Brooms, a superior Tot
OfZIne, PSemfHm Washboards, Sleeves, Faw-
GETS Spades, Sh6vels, Chest and Trunk
Locks.
Bird Cdges--Mocking, Canary Bird, &c.
ClNTERN PUMPS-Douglass patent. a su-
peilor article; Beer PRmps, improved pattern.
FIN WARE-A very full assortment or bis
owD manufacture, embracing every article iB
the line, together in Tin Plate, Blocl Tin Block
afid Sheet Zfue, PTg and Sheet Lead, Speler
Solder, EVeis, Copper Wire, Lead and copper
nude 10 order; building rooted with copper
Ztney or km Tin Cutters andSponfs made &c
a $50, on haud a Tot Of FIRE brick and fire clay
6epairs Of ali kinds, in tire above line, dol
on lbe shortest notice and on reasonable tern d.
Orders solicited and strictly attended 10
CHARLES cox,
Next door TO Duff Green, Crawford ST.
Vicksbnrg, April II, IS54-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27
A. eAMELk.
China Street, Vicksburg, Nlissfssipp

I'm ADDITION To our stock, we have receiv-
4 ed a large lot of Italian Marble, direct from
Italy, in block and slab also, the finest qualify
of American. We have also a large, varied
and splendid lot, finished off, ready for engrav-
ing.
The finest quality Of Monuments, Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones, Of all sizes, Marble
Mantel Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps for doorways, and every thing in he
Marble line,
Engraving done 10 the neatest, manner, and
at The shortest notice.
Weinvite he people in need Of such work 70
call and examine lor themselves.
All orders promptly attended TO.
A supe ,ioF loi OF Italian Marble Montel On
hand and for s1ie IT prices ranging from $50
10 $500. GAMBLE s. SKATES.
March %, 1Sj4-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27
Notice.

Notice.
FNHE undersigned aSsignees of J. v
IN Caldwell deceased, hereby inform the pub
lie, that the business of the house will in fu-
ture be continued under their supervision
Wishing TO close out the stock on hand (Which
is very large at presently the Assignees are de-
termined to offer all possible inducements to
purchasers. They solicit the continuation of
former patronage, and would add, that the sales
will be made on the usual time.
Mr.. JOHN L. HETH will continue to give
his attention to the business of the house as
heretofore, and is authorised to settle all ac-
counts of the same.
]. w BARNETT, 4 .a.
H. G. TYLER. As'is "eeS'
November %, l853-3-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27
CITY HOTEL.
November %, l853-3-tf

TNHE above named Hotel, situated on Main
II St., Yazoo City. has been thoroughly reno
vated and re6tted by the subscriber, and every
improvement conducive to the comfort and ac-
commodation of visitors added. The citizens
community generally are informed, that The III
most attention of the proprietor will be given
10 The establishment, and no attention will be
wanting nor expense spared to render unexcep-
tionable to visitors. Next TO the fare which
will be of the best that The market affords, the
subscriber would state that the sleeping apart
menis have been the object of his special aiien-
tion. The bed rooms have been thoroughly
cleansed, and new bedding supplied, and CAREFUL
and attentive servants always at command. He
solicits the patronage of tlIe public upon the be-
lief that entire satisfaction will be given.
May "a, 1854. A. B. JOHNSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-27
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS

IINIM Mt!

IL A IN A wi h N a
|nNE AGENT, Mr.. Pike, has sold nine
- thousand seven hund red and twenty-four
bottles in one month Over two thousand
different persons in ihis and adjoining states
who were afflicted with rheumatism during the
last two months, have been cured by the use
OF McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
1t is truly celebrated TeMedgl and X has
done more 10 alleviate human suffering tbau
any medicine ever discovered. A few appi-
cations will relieve tie most violent pain, and
heal The most loalhcsome scar Of ulcer. II
will almost instantly remove Inflammation,
and heal the severe burn or scald. without a
scar; for chapped hands, chilbains, or ernp-
tions on the skin of any kind, and for bruises
or sprains, il is a sovereign remedy--the eaeci
Is wonderful, thai thousands con testify.
Fo, Horses and other Animals, McLean'
Celebrated Ltniment is farsupe ior TO any rem
edy for The cure of lameness, bruises, cuts old
sores, sweeny, scratches. gals, sweIlinos
sprains, &c. For ring bono, SPAWN, o. ony
kind Of swelling in tie joins ii is remnrka-
bic cure and no planter should ever be with
on IL. See other advertisements, whoi stage
aud omnibps propsieiors say about II, then tri-
file 40 longer with other compounds.
McLean's LiDi,neat is fhe o1ly reliable rem
edy for external disease on man OF beast Try
IL and you will be convinced OF It's rlrtue
Principle depot, corner of Third and Pine
sts., st. Louis, Mo-, and fof sale by Cook d
Brumfeld Yozoo City aud Druggists in eencf9l.
March p, lS54-ly.