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BosroN, Nov. Con- Saturday we had a slight fall OF
snowthe first OF the The weather to-day quite
clear and cold.
There fifty nine deaths in this city for the past
less number than during any week of the present year.
The ship Ellen Foster arrived at this port on Saturday
from Manila and Hong Kong with cargo of teas hemp,
&C., valued at four hundred thousand dollars.
DIR. Abraham Gould, the well known physician of Lynn
while riding in buggy yesterday afternoon, by
the Saugus train and had his horse killed. his buggy smashed
and he is severely If not fatally Injured,
The Ohio Rirer, ae.
WHEELING, Nov 6.-Thc river has twenty inches water
in the channel The weather very cold and business dull
PrTsBUEo Nov. GThe river has about nineteen inches
in the channel The business of the city quiet Weather
cold.
Markets.
NEW YoRK, Nov. G.--Flour has decned-4 900 barrels
State brands sold at So so southern brands 50 rs 80
Wheat declining. Corn-30,0 900 bushels mixed sold ut Sc
cents. Stocks dull
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-Howard- street iour is held Mt So
rs sales of City Mills at So 5G $4,000 bushels wheat sold;
white 81 So ST s5a 81 sO red 81 rs 81 50. Cornsaes
of $1,000 bushels white " rs cents yellow as "a
The payments in this city reached nearly So 900, OOO
There no failures
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UNITED STATES LEGATION,
London. October Is. 1851

SIR Your note of the 10th is before You decline to
proceed with correspondence begun six weeks ago upon
grounds which If they not pretexts would have
prevented You from continuing it until now when You
ind yourself convicted both of fasehood and calumnv
ou assailed me in published letter proclaimed your
self responsible for Ill you said ia 1t osentaously de-
CARED that you more man OF deeds than words
aud now that You driven to the alternative of making
the reparaton else aHording the redress due from
gentleman you have shrunk from either and yielded to that
instinct OF the coward which renders Lin; to reck
less OF giving ohanoe his courage TO face the
qneDces oozes ont
Yours, &c, D. f. SICkLES.
rn D.. L 4. ILL.,
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WILLIAM 7. GlLior--The funeral of the lamented vii
liam r. Elliot, which yesterday postponed at the sug
gcstion Of of his friends WILL after full
suaton with his attending physician and several medical
other friends take place. from the late readence Of the de
ceased at O'Clock this day. <TuesdayD which melan
cboy occasion the ends of tho family invited attend
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CoYcERrlsNG.-Ole Bull is going out West profes
sional tour assisted by Madame Maretze Madame Amelia
Patti Srakosch and Maurice Strakoscb under the drec
ton of Max Maretzek
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o. sSOsThe subscriber has second
hand rosewood pianos, which will be APP
PIcniion JAS. q. MCGUIRE
NV 1--14 Auetionuer n Commission Aerehrnt
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ing removed 10 his large our-stoy building Pennsyvans
between th nnd 18th hand
His old customers and the public invited look his ln'g~
stock, which he Is selling at very low prices.
7-N
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PArHrc Phys1cl

B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PATHIc PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON,
XNT0ULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally, that he has per nancny located himself
oo where he Will be happy to attend to all the
calls in his profession. t'i
Dr. NJ. would to the public that he combines the pure
Botanic Practice with the Hydra Pahc Water Cure in his
treatment of disease and hitherto has boon very successful
Office up stairs, the floor at the of the Whig
oeeresdenec on Main-st in tho Dewey House, and
Gently occupied by Mr.. Sutherland. (E' .Iltv
Dr. M has recently purchased and has for sale the Gava
c Abdominal Supporters which is said to be sovereign rem
edy for PrOlapss Uter and Seminal Weakness has other
desirable advantages any other that has
duced TO the pubc besdes It's gavanc current that is
stcntly kept up while worn. s-.. ''. .+
Snufn lamb
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No the FashiOnnbIc.

Nfln A. BoUCHE, has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop
to astand opposite the Prenss House, where he will
~ continue the Manufacturing of all sty les of Boots and
Shoes and would solicit share ofpubc patronage lie feels
confident that from his long experience in the business
able to full satisfaction to all who may pleased TO pat
ronze him. Gentlemen's French Calf sewed and pegged
Boots Opera patent leather Tongue Boo sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, too TO mention He in
tends TO conne himself principally manufacture of
Gentlemen's Ware. gtg ft'y-i ( II7f = - "
Repairing done good order short notice. Partiou-
5r attention paid to cash Customer A. BoUCHE.
Ravenna, August a. 1853. 4o1 an,
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January ls, 1854.

READY MADE CLOTHING LESS THAN COST.
HAVE hand good assortment Clothing IN de in RAJ,
VIENNA, which will be sold above stated Heavy Over
Coats Light do, Fine Sack do, Common do Fine Frocks do
Fine Dress do; Cashmere Sanet Tweed and Full Clo5
Pants2O0 Pair; Black Satin Vests, Worstcd Plaid do Cas-
simere do, Tweed do AM anxious dispose of ali The
Ready Made Clothing have hand and win the above
articles a Loss prices than the quality of Goods can be
bought In Ohio. Jan II, 1854 r. w. SEYMOUR,
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LAWSOFOHIO.
PuRLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

ISL AN ACT E. ~
10 provide for the compilation Of certain Contracts
heretofore made By School Directors.
SEc. /. BE IL enacted By the General Assembly
ofte STATE of Ohio, That in all cases where, pur-
suant to law, contracts have been made or enter
ed into for the sale of School House sites, or
lands the property Of any School District hereto
fore existing in this State, and the sale remains
to be perfected by conveyance, the township
board Of education, in the township where such
property may be situate, shall be authorized to
complete the same by executing conveyance in
the manner prescribed in section eleven of the
act entitled an act provide for the Reorganization,
supervision and maintenance Of Common Schools,
passed March 18th, 1858, on full compliance
herewith by the purchaser or purchasers.
F. c. LEBLOND, .
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
ROBERT J. ATKINSON.
eae - President Of the Senate pro tenn.
February G, 1864. s.. .t.
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SECOND ARRIVAL
A Card.

R. i. SPELMAN wishes announce his friend sand
~ patrons that he has ef Ravenna and located In Ceve
land To such Of his patrons make it convenient
TO call upon him there, he would say that he will spend
daysR Ravenna occasionally ls old rooms, Where he will
be pleased those for whom he engaged do work.
and others who may need his Saturday tho 25
OF FEBRUARY, he be found as above. b. SPELMAN
Ravenna February Is, 1854. 45I-tf.
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STOVES. STOVES!

rHE subscribers prepared 10 Offer
to the public e largest ey brouklt
to this market Among them the following kinds =
CooKISG STovEsEmpre State, sizes; Western; Premi-
MIA air Tight True American air tight '+ : ~ 80
PARLoR SToVEsAmong the Paror Stoves is the rcciaR
Paror, for wood coal is new pattern n doors
upon principle and is altogether
shop TO look it, Also, tho Wayery, Box stoves Coal
Cylinder, franklin, and others we have room to enume-
rate All kndsof Sheet Iron Stoves hand or made to or
der. N BAl kinds of Jobbing, Fave Troughs SDoutins
etc., ate dcd to at short notice. ~ = 1 As31 To
RayGnna Sept. G, 1853. 3tt3 BECKLEY 81 RANgON .
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VCrTnill IDeStrOyed.

yNIITI0UT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE !-LeVf's Yer
w min Destroyer promisesa complete ridlanee OF Rats
Mice Bedbugs and all oher Vermin Tho articles included
in this composition in themselves very innocent contain
ing not particle Of poison but when combined, create
gas xplodes the stomach andcons uety destroys life
short time As it has aectedthe stomach, the
article becomes neuazed ard Will affect nothing thereafter
that there be danger III its under any Circum
stances. For sale by /. SWIFT, Ravenna
Price 95 cents per box. dec 95
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Nr. Ynlentimc HEOff,

Tho midcy celebrated Professor Of Surgery in tho Meded
College, Ee1 York City, says. .....4 .'a..
lt gives pleasure TO certify the value and efficacy
"3ycrs Cherry Pec0ral which consider peculiarly adap
tea 10 cure diseases fthc throat and lungs
Cures of severe diseases the Lungs have been effected
by Cherry Pecoral in such extreme warrant the be-
Gt that remedy has NJ length been found that cn be depend
~ from our midst thousands every year. II is indeed med
icine TO which the afflicted can look with confidence for relief
and should not fail to avail themselves oft .-... T,
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LOWELL, Mass
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT Rayenna; DR.. Isaac Coles Pal.
myra; Day & Mann, Dserc; J.I Spraguc, Garre,tsvle;
Conc, franklin Mills; Campbell, Newton Falls; and
by DIR rally,
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,

14o AlNNo1 AAlND ooODo1
~ NJ. S0MERVILLE is receiving from Now York,
lie full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, that can't be
beat lin any way you have mind to take t by any estab
sment in these parts, which he offers to the good
Portage, at very small profits for cash ready pay
warrants clothing.
Also good assortment of cloths cassmercs and vestings
plain ndp-top fancy paitcrns which he wlscll make
to ORDER every style to suit the various tastes
and at rates that can't fail to suit tn cir pockets The best
workmen only will be employed .f -.
Also article of Furnishing Goods in line, such
shirts, coars half hose, under Shirts drawers crayas
ties handkcrecfs, &c. &c, All kinds produce taken but
must be paid down, can sellto better advantage and you
buy cheaper deal All kinds work attended
10 and got up A. No. style Cutting done notice.
good article of Talor's Trimmings kept hand, Gutta
Pcrcha "a prime artclc Jcans Linen Tape and inch
measures. .... .....- ..r. .. s..-
He will be found doors west of Lles Block nearly oppo
site the Bank, In Prentiss' new Block. :, = u D.
Ravenna, April 20th, 1858. I 307tf
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G. HUMMEL'S
Prem iVaTn Essence of OF
HANr flln SNriMg If'l.ilflc. :


GROCERIES, PROVISIONS At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rJNHE Subscribers respectfully invite the of
sni.S to e stock of I eoa%ty oe
hand, to which additions daily made. Our stock
pres every thing usually kept Grocery and Provision Es
Establishments which prepared to sell as low any
house in the county. Being working men ourselves defy
Feeling grateful friends for their liberal patronage
extended 10 us, them that offer them greater
inducements this season, than before. ..p =. '
The following comprises portion of our stock:
CoFFEE. .-f .
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
| SUGAR, oLAssEs AND sYRUp.
N. o. and 7. X Sugar Cranulated do; Powdered do ;
Crushed do; b. and c. Coffee do; Double refined suga
New oreaus Moasses; Cardoas o Green & STARTS syrup
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do
Pepper Sauce Cassa; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITS.
Boxes M Rasins Layer do; Cluster do; Seedess do !;
Boxes and Drums Figs; Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Fberts
English WaInuts; Pei Nuts Cocoa Nuts Liquorice; Olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges
Young Ryson Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson Black;
.4 FISH. t. .l.,
Goldfish; Macncre Whefsl; Trout; Plckerel; No. and
Sealed Herring.
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
general assortment of fine cut chewing; Tin foil fine cut
and ID papers smoking; Warwick Bryans can; Spanish
half spanish aud common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAR AND CANDLES.
Fancy Shayng soap Bar do do; Barws's WILL, chem wash
Candies; Sperm do; Stearine do; Tallow do.
OIL.
Lnsced; Spcrm Lard: Sweet.
. S U N D RIES
Bed cords; Painted Pais Tubs; British Lustrc Coppcras;
Alum Chalk; Rosin; Tar; Madler Canddwick; Wrapping
twne Corlage; Indigo; Pickles. sarncs Tapioca Mac
earon; Rice four Baskets; Whip Lashcs; Cream Tartar;
Sup. Carb Soda Sal Soda; Taric Acid; Whiting Putty;
Flour Sulphur; Oar Saltpetrc Batting; Spruce Gum;
Bckng; Glassware; Stoneware Paper Ink; Broom Lime;
Matches; Powder; Candies Saleatus Starc English split
Pea Osage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys; Wallets; Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Penc Sates Slate Pencils; Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c.
PROVIS IONS.
Flour Bhckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Driad Beef; Lard Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter Turnis Pea Corned Beef Cheese; Rice; Craeker
Pickles; Onions; Beet Tongues; Maple Molasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &c. D.. '..t
We shall keep fresh and full throughout the
season, and solicit examination from any disposed TO
purchase. .tt
N. BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce or
exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory.
......J w. SMITH d co.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853
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F. LEBLOND,
Febroary II, 1854.


II no
To .fr and provide for holding the terms of The
Courts Of Common Pleas in The several counties
oftbe oh judicial Districts of Ohio.
SEC. l. BE ii enacted by The General Assembly
ofthh Stdteof Ohio, That the terms OF the courts
of common pleas shall be held in the several coun-
ties Of the NrTNH judicial district Of Ohio, as fol-
lows: EYE 3'.~ s
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'ftTRLdT fEoa \ LI+rtE DATtD !,

SILAs C. HERRIEa: Sr-YOur letter inquiry respecting
the burning OF store and fate duly came TO hand
The re was discovered in three story brick store about
O'Clock in the morning. The safe was the first hOoF, In the
room, casks Of nseed and lamp oil In the
BASEMENT and an attempt the safe amer arrival
at the fire was unsuecesu TIM wind high and the fire
burnt with great rapdty causing the floor with the safe
10 fall into the basement under the burning timber and conf
busibe materials Of the upper stories IL remained in this
situation until the FIRE subsded that could be reached
with Chains and was then dragged nearly orqute red ke
the outside plates warped nnd part OF the wheels melted on
The safe contained bank bills books, notes and papers 10
largo amount which would have been irreteyab Us
We suDpossd when The sas was removed fre the Ere and
heat 10 which had been long exposed
tents must be upon opening it, TO our surprise
and satiseton found the contents In perfect state OF
excepthe binding Of some he BOOKS Dega
little discoored o
Respectfully yours, ). a. % X. A. ulLLETI
N. B-A OF Herrlng aud ps1em' zen
Gre proof safes on hand Depot Nos l3 l3 and 3O
Water al New York - f4fn-i2i 2 '' sc. HERRING,
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AN ACT

10 AN ACT
Supplementary to an are pripaegiag certain per-
sons from arrest and Imprisonment, passed Feb
rGdry gan, 1881.
SEC. i. BE itenacted by the General Assembly
Of the STATE Of Ohio, That Israeites, and ull such
other persons as religiously observe the last or
any other day of the week, as day of worship
shall on said day, be privileged from arrest upon
civil process, within their respective synagogues,
or places of worship, during the time of service,
and when actually going to, or returning there
from. .......s. ..- 81
.sssa. F. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
- JAMES MYRES,
President Of the Senate.
Febroary IL, 1854.
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Hs..iHss Patent { ! Fire 7. Rses6 co.'s: sess T,'h

TTAVING received the Prse dstels % ne WSres fesr,
are now osred by The subscriber 10 the public The
Priis Sss of The World Tested and approved az he have
evefywhere this browning victory was reserved 70 be
awarded BY he Jures OF the Worlds Fair he sabecuber
also continues to manufacture and fqrnh Hsrs Potent
Se being the fst In the United states 70 wnom
the patent Was dssed Weh been vorHbly and widely
known and aeknow lodged O. The best SAFE until te discovery
OF Herrings Fire and Burglar proof safe when are
fered as the CHAMPION SAFE. -htll-a n 'i''
The Subscriber would offer the following recent testimony
In favor Of HerTings 1Ee proof safes -s.q ~ '-d
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JUNIATA HORSE SHOE IRON.

AN be found at the Hardware store and that oh
~ the besquaty. Also and inch round iron, which
will be sold 1.-THE lowest market price, Alse hand smass
quantity Of English refined fro iron, which will ba sold cry
rates than tile be bought fot the manEicto
RfyeRna, March %, 1853. L. T. RICHARDSOS,
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FIRST SUBDIVISION.

In the county of Stark, on the fourth Monday
of March, the fourth Monday of July, and the Sec
ond Monday of November.
In the county of Carroll on the second Monday
ofApril,the fourth Monday ofAugust, and the first
Monday of November.
In the county of Columbiana, on the first Mon
day of March, the second Monday of August, and
the third Monday of October.
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AN ACT

t9l AN ACT
Making appropriations in part for the year 1854.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State of Ohio, That the following sums be
and they are hereby appropriated, out of any mon
ey in the Treasury, to be paid for the year 1854,
viz: For the payment of the members of the Gen.
eral Assembly, their Clerks, Sergeants-at- Arms,
Doorkeepers and Messengers, the sum of Fifty
thousand dollars.
For the payment OF Stationary for the State,
Ten thousand dollars.
For the payment of the public printing, Ten
thousand dollars. . b, -.. r
For costs of prosecution in criminal cases. and
transportation of convicts to the Penitentiary,
Five thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fuel for the General AS
sembly and for the public offices, Fifteen hun
dred dollars.
For payment Of charge for distribution of Laws
and Journals, One thousand dollars.
For Treasurers' mileage, One thousand dollars
For furnishing Legislative Halls and Supreme
Court Room, Three hundred and ninety two dol
lars and sixty mine cents.
For the current expenses of the Ohio Lunatic
Asylum in part since the fifteenth day of Novem-
Der last, the sum of Six thousand dollars.
For the current expenses of the Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb, in part, since the fifteenth day of
November last, the sum of Two thousand dollars.
For the current expenses of the Asylum for the
Blind in part, since the fifteenth day Of Novem-
Der last, the sum of One thousand and Five hum
dred dollars. IS al -
For the compensation and expenses of the
Quarter-Master General, Three hundred dollars
For paying expenses and taking care of the
public Five hundred dollars.
F. C. LEBLOND.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE.
President Of tie Senate, pro tenn.
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WAYERLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE DEAUMOhr. ~ ,"t a,
DY GEO. A. KELLENBkRGER, corner Oi ohtarip aflu
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland Ohio. 80 ~,
m ia one ofthc most pleasant and healthy in Clovc-
and and near the most central and business part OF the CITY
has been completely repaired and renovated ana inc Whoe
yle and of have been changed for tue
better, -. d.. ~ . ...... .,. ,..-.- -. ! =
large class of the trading and travelling public have long
felt the need of good comfortable, dollar per day House.
This want is now supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives as good accommodations and entertainment us e one
dollar and half Houses. Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House every day for passen-
vcrs nj the nroncT hours GEO. A. KELLEN BERGER.
Cleveland, January 81 1853. .go-u
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DRUGS. 1883. DRUI

DRUGS. 1858. DRUGS,
A LARGE and fresh assortment Of Drugs, Paints, oil
n Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &c.
p. AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. o.
Ravenna, June 1s53.y ,rsrt.L ,if i. SWIFT.
paint in oil; polishing putty for marble; bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold lcuf, &c. .'r a=a
SPoSGE great variety; Twne linen and cotton; bottle
wax; corkscrews; corks Ofevory description.
Bstering tssue SeidltZ's powders.
EXTRACT Of cammome, aconte, quassia, rhubarb hops
and Vaenar syrup iodine iron; phosphate lime; cod
liver oil chorid Znc morars, wegewOod md proeeain;
trusses; syringes, glass and metal; thermometers ,
EGTRAcTs Mace, nutmcgs, mustard powdered
cinnamon, cloves allspice andpepper.
so Ct tea cocc black te Cocoa chocolate, rice, fana
corn starch raisins crushed and grained sugar.
RosE PINK paris green chrome greei prusan blue hs
laue, ultra marine, emery, smalts, sand paper. s.4
Bird seeds, fish bone, &c.
Emmerson's hair restorative; Kaharon; Phaons invgo
traor Tricophcrous hair tonc hair Dyes oils peumery,
ancy soaps, &c. IL.
nARLEYS Heayc Remedy, fresh supply, ut
- juno 1859. r-.t-.- SwlFT's
OOLBS. Superior Rhubarb Root, for sale at -E'
OU June 1853. 81 !. i. I. ! ~ - swIFT,f,
1T Sc ZINC PAlNT!-Irwll go further than white leu
l J md Is now as cheap, at = N "N ..r SwIFT's,
nURKEE'S Baking Powder Corn Starch, Extract Coffee
IL fresh supply. just recoivedby !: SWIFT.
ARRiSON'S Hair oil, Hair Dye, PlOeome Hair Beauti-
IL fer, Cologne, &c. For sale at SWlFT'S.
NINERAL PAINT = Olive, Drub and Chocolate colOrs
MI ,hese be mixed with other paints to give va
loo ty Aug 80. l. SWIFT agent
NOFFEE DRINKERS find Extract and Essence of eoe
~ August 1853. .... ut SWIFT's.
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THIRD SUBDIVISION

In the county of Ashtabula, on the fourth Mon
day Of March, the third Monday OF June, and the
fourth Monday of October
In the county of Lake, on the fourth Monday of
February, the fourth Monday of May, and the
fourth Monday of September
In the county Of Geauga, on the second Mon
day of March, the first Monday of June, and the
second Monday Of October.
SEC. Q. The Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of any Of said counties, in which there shall
not be sufficient time to draw jures, and issue wrts
OF Uenire actaS before the first or any other term
as pointed out in the fourth section of the act re-
lating to juries, shall nevertheless draw ures and
issue writs at any time before the sitting of such
courts, and the court when convened may order
the same to be returned forthwith, and the sheriff
to whom any writ may be issued, shall serve and
return the same according to command thereof;
and such service and return shall be as valid as if
such writ had been issued thirty days previous to
the sitting of the court.
SEC. 8. That the set entitled can act to fix
and provide for holding the terms of the court of
common pleas in the several counties of the ninth
Judicial district of Ohio" passed January l9th
1868, be and the same is hereby repealed
SEC. 4. That if the business of any county
shall require special or adjourned session of said
court to be held the Judge of the subdivision shall
dPPolnt time Ior noldlng the same IN such Coun-
ty, of which session thirty days. notice shall be
given by publication in some newspaper publish
ed at the county seat of said county, stating the
time, and all business done at such special session
shall in law be regarded the same as if transacted
at regular adjournment of the last term of said
court preceding said special or adjourned session.
F. C. LEBLOND.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
ROBERT LEE,
President of tile Snate pro ten.
February "a, 1854.