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Commission Wsrchauis.

1. ". CURTIS & CO..
Forwarding and Oommission Merchants,
Warehouse opposite r. r. depot, Davenport. Iowa.
DEALERS In
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dsserip-
tions Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended to with dispatch for the
purchase sale Of Grain or Produce In this and other
markets.
our facilities ample for the storage Of al kinds Of
Grain and Produce,
Liberal cash advances made eonsignments whom de-
sired
Special attention psid to receiving aud forwarding
good. by Railroad Charges 1t established rates
-REFkRENCES-
Cook Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Chubb Bro, Bar
row & Co. bankers Davenport Sickolis, Campbell Z
Co. Bankers Davenport; Geo W Tin, Banker, Buiialo;
BANK OF Orleans Albion, N. Duchess Co. Bank n. VI
Ihoma. KemPsha, Esq, Rochester N =; Walter
chant, 81 Louis; Coltas, Humphrey Co, Chicago,
Wurtz, Hatch Co., Chicago; ". K, McAlstsr, Esq !.
Chicago; Doughty, wilkinson o., PoughksPsie; wat
kins owsley, com mission merchant Lousvilie, Ny.
June 90 dtf .. ~r..
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PIONEER BAKERYl

NHEsubscriber having been summarily ousted from his
oldstsndby Ere, has opened out anew in the frame
bailding adjoining Nourss. vsle Co., Front between
and Perry sts whore he will be glad 70 ~
his old friends snd many ones ~ are disposed q
favor him with THAR patronage. D.MOORE.
fnly IL diff
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THIS hr1 contains 100 acres, $50 under eultiys-
lion, 100 acres superior timber, good dwelling
onthouses and Ans barn, beautiful ssrsan Of run.
ming water that never fails and ans orchard of all
kinds Of fruit.
IermA 80 easy that after the aYst payment the
iarm msy be made 70 pay the deferred payment -
apply 70 mhl4l T. G., RADS.
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1408A8xA LAND A6IUCY.
C0Ok, Sargent 4 Parker,
FLORENCE, NEBRASkA,
with Land Agency, either in Nsbsaska OF Wsstsrn a
IewS.
Land Warrants bought, sold and loeatsd.
hus.ness s'rtAsm can % let With any OF the IN.
deIsignsd.
J1K 4 SARGENT, Davsnport,l
D K sARG RNT 4 DoWNEY. iowa Ctty{ Iowa.
OOK, SARGENT 4 COOK. DssMotnss,9
nas4M a1s
CAilAfsn's Weolsn Goods,
II EST assortment In town, at JUOA'S
- Octl6 Brady st., bet, lth and 9th.
FTNHk undsrsgped havtsg purchased the interest Of
4 Mr.. Bosrsch In The Arm Of Boersch, Bsenner 4
Co., Wtu hsreafess conduct The Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron buanass CAdeI he namo and tile Of
HRENNRR 4 CAeSBL.
N. B.--The nov ATm will settle all aeeounU due
10 or from the old Arm. -
Sent Q0.-dN
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sMk undsrsigned are now opening new Copper
Tin and sAest lTon Jobb2D4 6h0p, on Bee.
md Street near Harrison street. full assortment
o. the yarops articles pesng u steck Of con
plete Tin-wafe and steve 0toYs. All sorts Of we'll,
times be had ~ the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc.
and Bathing Tubs on hand eonstantly. 1TTs T# Z
subscribers confident Of satsfying all calls made In
their line. = + -@S-s. u
Particular attention paid TO Tin Roofing and sspe-
ctally to selling Willfams' Patent Pump with ball
valves. ~ ~ tS " 7zst W. -
Snokssiacks, bEseeAing, we'll tubing, setting,
PiumDin& 80, done AT short notice in workman.
I'll . 0a16es. 0aE-a ia Ills ! aF---717
July II, s56 diff BRUNNRkA cAsSEI
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6ot0l 1or Sale.
SUPERIOR hotel for sale In the city of Le claire
~ namely, NE 1RATTON HoUSE, hrss stOyise
Of horses, dc The price u this desirable hotel Il
excesetn$ly low and terAl easy. Apply 10 j. o.
bfatton, Le claire. or c. RADS, Davenport.
on easy terms. s[.T=
Also, several lots near depot, very beastifu, and
will be sold on easy terms. ~ 80 - -
Also, block Il6 on Brady, Perry and l0O fact ave.
nue., being In Le claire 6sh addtionto 10 Dgvenport
Also, 100 or more fact on Brady street, sdiofp fpine
and south Of G. Dayies' residenoe nhsz
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T.. e. EADS.
CENTRAL LAND A01uT AMD NOTARY
0reatest 1argsias Hvsr 0Aarsd
klSN 0fl0 AnRfl ~ YMfa Ana -

900BRAUr1fUL Lots for sale 10 Fulton's addition
OSyO 70 EAse davenport On easier terms than has
ever been offered before in or near Davenport Many
Of these are river lots from which any amount Of nne
aiidng foek onn be quaerieA a6ordfng an
able source Of wealth. From others, the grandsss
views any whore % BE- found the vicinity OF os city,
are prsseAesd BEING the sfs agent for the al Of
tnese oss and quits we'll satishsd that propsrty
now offered 10 Davenport pressnts Any thing vors-
c ofhose dssirous Of obtaining homes easy 70
trast that all Who wish to purchase will call st my Of
nee soon and examine the and prices Of this beau
tifni property. (mhl4) r. CFYADS.
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DThrse Daily Through Trains betws cen PhiIadslpbs
and Pittsburgh .-fHk MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdslphia for Pittsburgh u A. N. and
Pittsburgh fer Philsdelph att A. NJ. The fast un1
leaves r. N. and Ptisburs for PAL
adelphia at p. NJ. THR NIGHT kXPRk9S trsiu
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II II NJ and
Pittsburgh for Phiiadelphia ~ IL 2. N. s.r,T-
The above lines connect q Pittsburgh with ~
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile KY; Tsrrs Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
Zanesyills, Massiilon and WOOSTER Ohio; also, v!ih
the steam packet boSts from and TO New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincnnau.
sbove places.
For further particulars see handblls al the differ.
ell starting points. Passenger from the West will
And this the shortest ard NEST expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia.
J. MRSklMEN, Agent Pas ssnger Lines, Pitts.
pbtia Nov Qd ,SS div
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~ C, BUCKMULLER 4 CO.,
Factory on 0sinss ct hrst house above Fifth st.,
~ x.xrSAcTuRSRs o.
GALVANIZED IRON ,ooRH1oEs, WINDOW
CAPS, STRING ooURsEs, MoULIDHos,
~ s. ~ : rTo., TIN, COPPER AND IRoN
49, tgt auTrEzs & sPouTIAa.
Metal koons Of all kinds put ON In superior manner
having fesu years experience In metal work for butt.
dings Of al kiuds We sosddsnsiy guarantee th.t
all wolk dsas us will bs " workm"AhSs Ana 's'
Josbiag of ali kind. promptly atrsaded to,
. NEW FIRM.
AERsSKS. n. H. PARKS Co. having par
M chased the sptirs stock Of
Gletling, CIoths aAa Furnishing oooos
Of Edvad Alden, arc How Offering them AZ grsauy
rsdu ed pricss fer sssl: ,,,,,. 80.
rosass. We shsll continue the nsauts esnrs oi
enstom work aader the supervision OF NJ Jons
mann, Gsrments made TO order WIN neashsss ale
in shs most approved style. MT. Ald ~ vith nas
nsua ssOd tssto. " lille In tn maskSt ioW Gays
nsst. - purchs ssd fos ~ Sue stock ot
Z .Is1py Oassinsrss, Cloths, VestinSs. Ae,
~htaA vs vill ofsr 10 oar friends wit hin fsw asys
!. sSe o stapd ef Edward Alden, opposite LsCieArs
naG. - Y. X, II, pARBs co,
davenport, March 10 lss7
nssi lSsase Dsnscrst ana NsSt opyJ
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~ l8O Acres unimproved Land for sale.
INHIS y baautifafiand, being in sec (, T 70, E
! only IL mites from the city aud miles from L.
claire; price reasonable and terns easy. Apply 70
mhl4 n C. EADs
4 HANDSOME frame house, 8 rooms pleasantly
n situss ID Oh east Cd street, 1s years lease, Sor
sale on Has sonable terms.
Also, 10 acres be .atiful land south side of Tip
ton road, ~ miles from city limits; terms easy.
Also, lots In block 10 in the town Of Walcott
immediately oa.depos. This lot would be given in
exchange for good horse, buggy ot superior gold
watch. Apply 70
nhix T.C. EADS.
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BLACK DIAMOND Cur DIAMOND
Injustice, like justice, is two. edged
sword, which can cut the 0ppreeso1
az we'll as he oppressed: The Drsd r
Scott decision has already turned sne
Advantage Of the negro. Last week
: negro was sued for debt ia Men. .h
can eourt. He put in the plea, that
nnder the recent decision, he was not
a citizen. but a thing-not humanity
but real estate--and therefore not ~
dictable. The plea was sustained,
and the creditor went home cursing
Tsney. .. 'o' a..'
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he great C0nMM houte, CoAnecung ne ASAnac
western States, by con tinuous Railway diect This
road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line oi
Steamers 10 all psrts the Western Rivers, and at
on, the North western Lakes; making the most d.
rect, eAsspsH ss1 rsiisbis roxfs BY which Freight
can be forwarded to and from tho Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First Class.-Boots, shoes, Batsl F.
soass c.P. s.ls: saa runs: Das S'f;
Din boxes N bales, Furs, Feathers,
second Glass. -. Domestic Sheetl
ing. shirting and Ticking On origi-
nal bales,) Drugs un casks,) Hard t7so. lO0A
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxesJi
Wool and Sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Third Class.ssAnvils, Steel, +. ~
Chains I'm casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Saited Qooseor in sacks)To- S65c , 100 p
bscco, man ufactured, texcspt Ci-
gars OF cuL)6c.
Fourth Glass. ...Coaee, Fish, ,Ba.
con, Beef 4 Pork, Tin casks or box
es eastwardj Lard & Lard Oil, $55c HIO0A.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
RLodK-9l per barrel q uoul further notice:
COTfON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight until futher notice. E3Ha !
u Pin shipping Goods from any point east Of PAil-
sysseas. RsIt-ess." Ali good. conssned 70 de- tss :.
gents for this Road at PhiladsIphia OF ttshufr win
30 forwarded without tdetention. 81 st =
FRRieHr AesHTs .-Harris, Wormly d Co., Mems
phis, Tenn, r. Sass Co., s.. Louis,J & Mitch
eli Il Son, evansville, Ind; Damssnil, Bell & Bur,
dock, apd Carter Jewett, Louisville Ky: B. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sgrgm.n Brown, and Irwin
Z CO., cincinnati; n. "; Graham & Co., zanesvilie
3 Astor House, N. York; William st. and 8 Batter
Place, Now Y York; &. J. Sneader, PhilsdelpAis; Aa
graw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Froneiscui, Pitts
H: II. HoU srOS, General FpssgAl Agsss, Pkilss
H, .LOMRAERT Sap't. at seaa, PS.
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professional Qaros.
IatpI,srs.

THEo, GUkLICH. j. W. STEWART
GUELICH e. STEW ART.
Attorneys and counssllors At Law, Hotariss
Public, As.
Gohseysncing, investigations of Titles, Payment
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment of Money, and
Ill other regular business promptly attended 70.
Once on I'd 81. In Atkinsou's Block, opposite the
LeCiaire Row,
sep4atf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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SINGULAR CuRE.-!Ihe Baltimore
Patriot. OF the Goth inst, says:
A lady residing in the western part
Of the city, formerly q COMMUNICATE
Of the Episcopal Church, having iate-
" been converted to the Baptist faith
Under the ministrstion sfthe Kew. Dr
Williams, of the First BaPtist Church
Of this city, was on Sunday evening
immersed in the presence q q large
congregation. This lady had been
afflicted for a number Of years with
the rheumatism, SO much so that sne
was unable to walk without assistance
After her immersion she came nF
out OF the water relieved OF heraftilc'
ton, and was enabled to proceed &c
her home without the help she for
merly required. This wonderful cure
was made the subject OF some very
feeling remarks by the pastor ol .n'
shurcR who attributed it to the agen
cv of the Divine Spirit
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owAaD DARLINGTON. Wy. hExRY DARLIxsros
81. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Alto K n EYS AT L. A w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo.
site LeCiaire House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted
70 ali parts Of the Uniisl States
Money to loan on Real Estate or Otherwise.
Money located for others on comnission. az.
Lands located throughoatthe Northwest.
REFERENCES.
p. Gibson, Bsq., Cash'r. Bank VI Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq, IS Bank Of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris Il Jones 4 Ca, Philadelphia,
Hoopes B. Townsend, IS
p. Woodward Co., BAnkers, Chicago,
Darby x BarksdAls, - St. Louis,
Dr. IA ciatke.Sec. America Ius Co. do
r. T. Leecn = 10, pitsburg,
Day Matlack, Cinci nsati,
McGregos, Lawes Biakomer, ,, davenport,
Edwin Smith, ESQ, do
Nov ~ 50 dwem
WILLIAM ALLKN.l lWA. T, ARK.
ALLEN l. CLARK.
ATTORNEYS and C0UNBRLL0Rs AT LAW,
Notaries Public.
tleIs,56 DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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9ests al1 SbDfs.


! OWA0 OA1OA1Os 4si
w1sLssALx RETAIL,
AtYhe Empire store.
q "a: soofs .,ss sssa ass sao:s 81:
ofrtielss n our line. Country traders vial !.
ing 70 H0penieh their stocks win End u {hoir al.
vsntase 10 gfve % . csll before urehasne else
WORK we continue 70 hold ous ind dee mon = i he
WY q prime stock anA etyifsh work net equalsd
ihssi1s sf New York. Ali ssyIss Of IAAtss' work
.els:ss : ''''l sf oss I'll :.1isse2R;1'
ADika' Assi Essesvs made 70 order
Il 4. g.
GENTg 1sssas lsssAsr Sssss nads 70 order.
7mmenss s..o,1 man, q Ps,fana. a, -. !. :.
ksrehiss' sau., to Lobns, only 20 e Isr bottles.
spls Brady .. .. III and sth. opp csr.is Chapel.
Yor 1argaias n arsesriss
u July % ALvoRD 4 VAN pATTRHs
LADIES' STORE.
M. *. 0PALD1rpn.
silks. Ribbons, xnsssidsriss iis 4 r.a.y a,,1,.
Kiiii.sry ana Drsss. xskiasi
MO. q, Lse 1A1re E&cSAg.s Z
aecl1 .dIf.,s-z gDAyENeO0T, sbWA.
s REG.AL1As
ORDERS AND SOCIETIEN..
And all kinds Of
n " h r q 4 a cry
Gold, Silver and SIX, ets., made to order.
large stock Of
GOLD 4 SILVER BRAID, CORDS, PRINCES. Ae
On hand. SNYDER & RUNGR.
Al MnMR. InTrlae
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Double 1slts, Dsubls Price, made to order.
81. Louis, MchlA.dly ~

rs JOHN L. SWlTS.
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
Brady street, tnsxt door TO Post Ofdcel
SII'5ra DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Land Warrsuts bought, sold and located; Inv . q
msuts made and money loaned on real estate or per-
soual sscarisy; KxAmfnations Of land .iilss made
Notes aud claims collected, DC, &c.
Agency Of the following reliable and resronsioie
LIE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Rxcslsisr irs,I1suranee GO.
7 sity, capital $500 900
New Ansterdsm Fire Insurance,
New York city, 80 100 600
Phoenix Fire Insurance -,
Brooklyn. SOO,OOo
Schenectady sounty fire lnsu-
rance 90, oehsnsstaAT !. = IO0.ooO
WV ~ city. !: 1000. 900
march IT sk7 0Wtf
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w b o les lie @ rO cors
A"D 7g5F2 IS
Germ nalsslon MeFsAaAss,
-.@s


CHRlSTOPHEH CULLEN,
a1Eee ohoey a1A 1azEier,
VXTIsHES 10 tnfesa NE p1blie Of Davenport and
w Scott county tAathe has permanently located
In davenport and that - will skos horses scisn-
tic principles. Aisr ~ ysas practice the apat-
ony Of the feet, and having spsnt II years undsrAs
superin Of tns best Veterinary Surgeon IN
Europe he vishss = cay Aas be will give sasfac.
custom from persons ha ing horses laboFing under
tAs, dissase ef eoras and eentzaetions commonly
00astar1 saacks, saad osaoks sSrsins Of ths sords
ioanless, ding bopea spavtns, Al Of vhichshs war
mntsOared II eubts, q The most Of ihess diSaases
NJ esassa ey - sAosiae ~ ssst 81 proper jadg-
nsnt, q s,w..ss9 sgaszssaat meAl7 II
l. NEW GOODS,
A LARGE q COMPLETE tSTOCk 'oR EvERY
IA thing In the 0roserx aed Drug has, Just 70.
sp3du ALVORD = VAN PATTRN's.
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&. q % ID R e. II,
Dental Surgeon.
Office on Brady street, east side, Sd door below
Third street,
janq7du s%s3 DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Gar1s.
ARCHITECTS AND ARTISTS.

Z. w. WHERLER. @--s.z
Architect and Builder.
ofncs No. DayenpoTtt Block, Third story VIII
axe contracts and snperntend work Of every dsscrp-
uapn i, az
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II. N. MARTIN
,, n u,..,t,,liy announce to the good folks Of
w n.xanport that he has just returned nom new
i''A va" cents Furnishing Goods, ,us
., ,s M. the inspection Of all Me GENTS 70
TO wheh are Ear ahead Of any thing ever brought 70
this nlSrke.. .tna. wsntea to do custom work.
n. 6-~0ooa '" d. N. MARTIN,
1854, Brady st, doors below ID.
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assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
Directors of Frankfort Union Seminary,in
Ross county, Ohio, shailhave authority to
sell and dispose of any and all personal
and real property now held and owned by
said corporation, or which may hereafter
belong to the Same and to convey to the
purchaser or purchasers of all real eetate
so sold, a good aud valid title upon said
Directors or a majority of them executing
to said purchaser or purchasers a decd
for such real estate, executed according to
law: Provided, that the proceeds of all
such sales and conveyances shall be first
applied to the payment of the debts of
said corporation, and any balance which
may remain after the payment of said
debts, in case any such sale or sales shall
result in the dissolution or abandonment
of said association, or the same become
otherwise dissolved and abandoned, shall
go in proper proportion to the original
thereof, their heirs or as
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus, March 19, 1857.
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No. 40. AN ACT
To protect Fish and Fisheries.

4NOs 9Os
To protect Fish and Fisheries.
SEC. 1. Be 1T enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That it
shall be unlawful for any person or per-
SONS to put in or keep up any stationary
fish pound, fish seine, or fish net, or to use
any means, plan or device whatever, to
prevent the transit of fish in the waters
of any nayigable bay or river, or within
the waters Of any lake at a less distance
from the mouth of such bay or river thar
sixty rods Provided that nothing herein
contained shall be construed to prevent
persons from putting in any such pound,
seine, or net, for tho purpose of catching
fish in any bay at a place where. the same
is not less than two miles wide 4: Provi-
ded said pound, seine, or net shall not ex-
tend into said bay more than one hundred
rods from the shore thereof.
SEC. 2. That if any person or persons
shall hereaftar set, pnt in, or keep up any
fish pound, fish seine, or fish net, or shall
use any means, plan or service to prevent
the transit of fish, contrary to the provis.
ions of the first section of this act, every
person so offending shall forfeit and pay a
sum not less than ten dollars nor more
Ludu ullJ QOlldISy WIN COSlS U sulJ ~
be recovered by suit in the name of the
State of Ohio, before any court of COM
petent jurisdiction and said sum when
collected shall be paid into the treasury of
the county where said wrongful act was
committed, for the benefit of common
schools.
SEC. 8. That if the owner of any
such fish pond, fish seine or fish net, used
contrary tothe provisions of this act shall
be q nonresident of the county in which
the same shall be set or put down, so that
O service cannot be made upon him there
in; any justice of the peace of said coun-
ty on complaint made under oath or afir-
nation of these acts, is hereby authorized
and required to issue a writ. requiring the
constable to attach said fish pound, fish
seine or fish net, and if the owner thereof
shall fail for thirty days after the same
shall be attached, to come before said JUS
tice and enter his appearance to a suit in
the name of The State eff Ohio for the
penalty provided for in the second section
of this act, the justice shall issue his or
der to a constable commanding the sale
thereof, which sale shall be conducted in
all respects as sale upon execution, and
the proceeds of such sale shall be applied
first to the payment Of the costs of the
proceedings and the surplus shall be paid
into the county treasury for the benefit of
Common schools.
SEQ. 4. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House eff Reps.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus. March 10, 1857.
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SECTIONS OF AN ACT

To provide for the registration ofbirths, marriages
and deaths, in Ohio
SECTION /. Be ii enacted by the Gen
eraL assembly Of the State Of Ohio.
That it shall DO the duty of all clergy
men, or other persons, who shall hereaf-
ter celebrate or perform the marriage
ceremony within this state, to keep a
registry of all marriages celebrated by
them, showing the names, ages, residence
and place of birth Of the persons married,
whether they were single OIL widowed,
the time of the marriage, and the names
of their parents.
SEC. 2. It shall be the duty of all
physicians, surgeons and mi1wives, to
keep a registry of all the births and
deaths at which they have professionally
attended, showing, in cases of birth, the
name of the father and maiden name of
the mother, and their residence, the sex
and color of the child, together with its
name, if it shall receive one, and wheth-
er born alive or dead. Such registry
shall show, in cases of death-the time,
place and cause of death; the name, age,
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

Abraham Laybolt, PItf( In Wayne County
Charles Hoy, Defendant.S Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
1. Sale in attachment, in the above case, du-
" issued from the Court of Common Pleas, of
said county. and TO me directed, l will sell at
Public Auction, on
Saturday, 25m day Of ArriI,
A. ID, 1857, at the residence of James Scott, in
Perry Township, in Ashland county and State
of Ohio. between the hours often o'clock, 4 NJ,
and four o'clock I. N. ofsaid day, the following
described gonds and ehatties, to-wit thirty
eight head of sheep; and ON the same day, be-
tween the hours aforesaid. at the residence of
James Newman, in Montgomery Township,
Ashland county, Ohio, one hundred asd fifty
pounds of wool, more or less. to be sold as the
property of Charles Hoy, Defendant in the
above case, at the suit ofthe above named Plt'f.
Terms of sale-eash.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN,
Sheii if, Ashland Co.
April IS, 1857. 3w45Pf$3.