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Now Advertisements.
500 REWARD!

STOiEN, from the Ranch of Emerson q
- Co, on toe Cibolo, two miles below May.
crossing on or about the 9th OF March, Ma
NADIA OF seventeen Ili.lltS, three MULE
COLTS, and one BROWN STUD; all brand
ed :. /. on the left shoulder supposed to
have been drive. to Eastern Texas. The
above Reward will be paid for the recovery of
the animals and detection OF the thiet.
u. G., ROBINSON.
Sutherland Springs, Bexareo, April 80, 1857
May 8, 81. No-31 II
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A. AUEE1EN,
NSGicNcVuc establishment

south SIDE # The Square.
DECEIVED az medicinal purposes only
IL Coguac Brandy Casi!llon and Rochelle
Whiskey, Recuiied MonongaheIa and Wel-aire
Wines. Clarei and Scxel White Cordiais, Alb
slnihe, Suisse Bilter> Ani,ette Saperiiue, Ma
fa,china and Curacao. Peaca Pfcsei Is Cigars
Tocacco, Ac.
THE undersigned keeps also constantly "a
band q full assortment Of Wigs Scralchc,
Bandeauy, Cur- Iiraiis and Geo,he. aade :.
suit all customers
4. RIfFlER
Dec. 20. l>56 ui1-tf.
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Notice.

WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located offer GU, ssrsDes TO the Ell.
zens OF Marshall, and surrounding eopgty, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
ph-,ercrs, and C,tcrn builders We insure
our vor. {. stand, when iDc materials are Sc
lcc'cd by onfsel,es.
We also Eru,os 20 cutc smoky OhmnrNS.
No cure 90 pay 'r warrant our work all to
be- done To- good and Noraman..ike style. Az
those la,nr ro,a 10 our line, vii pleas give
10. D paN
IOWERN 4 RAGLAND.
March Il. 81 No-2g It
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Ga =. GRECO = co.,
Are receiving andm Complete stoeo
SPRING AND SUMNER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
That they Of int hr Market Their ock was
PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY YORK PHILADELPHIA


NE are now receiving and opening our
w New Stock for 1857, direct ffom New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud New Or.
leans, where it was purchased on the mos, Ia
yorable terms and decidedly the most varied
and attractive Stock that we have brought to
Marshall, which we propose to sell at such re-
duced rates a. will not leave the good people
Of Harrison County the -lghte-, excuse for
gonr elsewhere 10 have their wants supplied.
We propose with the assistance of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, 10 bring TO Marshall.
New Orleans Shreveport, Jefferson and all
intermediate Points, thereby making cur City
The Piac Whee Goods can and vii be sold
Cheapest hSc further propose TO anticipate
all this, }ust a ltHle, and commence nolo, ~
commence we mpat, a bus ness On Railroad
principles We are amoEg Tie pioneers IN
Marshall under that Oh Fog business -ys-
TEN og lilllc pile al high Prices, with long
credit, AMI ten per cent, but We wish j, now
distinctly understood that We stand in Young
Americas from, Rank, doing business IN Big
humps, with Qpict Sales at Small Pref's'
with Prome' Pau ard no Bad Debis II YOU
like ouf propositions we offer you the follow
M a. a pafl u oar stock for Tie present
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NEW GOODS.

BEST STOCK EVER BROTGHT TO
MARSHALL.
1 fAkB,R has Just received the best
\. selected stock of dry goods ever
brought to Marshall. which he is NOW Offering
for sale nj the old stand opposite the Planters
Hotel. formerly occupied ty llaie q, nupree,
ON the most liberal terms for tash-and no
mistake His stock consists Of the following
articles:
Gents Dress GOODS.
Fine SIX plush vest patterns,
Fine OH saiin for vests,
yellow and white plngcni vests,
~tk ychri--Sery huc,
Silk hannol and cotton under shirte,
Fine -hrt~--plain and coioredi
Shiri-colIar> latest -Ve
Black -aun-Sery bne.
French mar.ao for coats and pants
Bombaz.ncs aad ltai aa .loih Of dijefeUt
kinds,
Black ~al4,ag sn1 coal trainings Of every
description,
Bl,, ,y.irer--ex;ra fine, doe skin and
other qualities,
Oi-oloth cloaks,
\ general assortment of flannel, Irish linen,
domestic beached and uubleachcd
Boots and shoes of every description, and
size.
PERFTMERI
The best lot Of pertumery and fancy soap,
ever offered TOR .ale ia any country town.
Fancy Arfic'eF.
Niolin~ of every ,aliiy,
Fiddle strings Of all sizes and qualities,
Pocket knives and scissors,
Cutlery. pocket-books, money pouches
work pouches snul boxes, combs, brushes, &c
I.di,es Dress GOODS.
lie has also fac a, soriment Of ladies
dress goods, such as
Prints Of every figure aud color,
Gughams of all kinds,
Jacoret and -wis muslins,
Marrno., American. Engli4hl and irepeh
Scotch plaid.
Alpacas Of every sird,
Muslin De lanes, and other WOODEN goods,
Six yclge, from the width Of a tape, to TIE
usual width,
Trimmings for ladies' dresses,
lloepcd and corded ubdrr-skilts &c.
Having purchased nay entire stock with
Cash J have no hesitation 10 saying that can
sell good. A. rheap ~ wa> ever offered in t1i'
markcl No ,ans have been spared IA tie So
lection OF uy good, wh.oh am happy 10 say
are of quality inferior 10 no s,oca 10 Mar
small. and which am determined O. SCI eN
cluayc'y for CASH, ANA thai, toe, % c.oaP as
any reasonable nan could esPce, .,
a FARBEH.
Marshall. March n, 81. No 81 ly
I'OYs, and fancy goods, beautiful LOT lusi
l received by A FAtbtN
I COMING GLASSES, arch top, square
] and oblong, with carved frames,
\ FAHBEk.
DlNGS OF all manner Of style sold by
IL \ FARliEN
4 ,uiLAR Bt'1"p\~, sleeve buttons
I studs, and buckles, an innumcrablc yare
" for sale by \ FARMER.
>,pECTACI.Es, very tine LOT, for sale by
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Tin and Wooden Ware.

Tin plates,
Pans,
" Cups,
d" Coffee pots.
" Suaincrs,
&" Cake pans,
Nauce, do
Covered buckets,
Wash pans,
Nutmeg yraters,
Swimmers,
Candle moulds,
Gaze turner's,
Bread coasters
Cake boxes.
Mouse traps,
Wooden bowls.
Butter ladies'
Cedar buckets
Painted do
Well do
Scrub brushes.
Brooms
Knife boxes.
Door mats.
llampoeks.
4 / $ o,
A large and complete assortment OF
rRoCkERN, clllNAi AND GLASS
WARE.
Il. J.. HYDE
Marshall, April 4, 81. No-32 II
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ENGlNhtR DEPARTMENT, }


SOUTHERN pAcrIc EAlRoAn COMPANY
u1rShaI Ttras, ,Iaa-drg rs, IS )
A Systematic and efficient management Of
TIE business Of tt- company, requires tie
adoption of tie following regulation, "h,,h
will not be departed from in any case
whatever
The trsi Saturday after the FIRST Monday ia
each month, is hereby fixed as ay.da% q; IN
which all claims against the tomptny, that
shall haze been examined and approved, viii be
paid
That claims ..ay tc paid on the payday d
auy gwen month, they must bee presented at
tie Chief Eucuccr'- ott,e, $50 ~ bvtorr The
Il day ST that month Otherwise, utay VIII
be- over one month, Tor examination
As check rolls arr sent in to the hl" I'm.
gnccr. oA 81, st day of every month, claims
tor labor on ,la i,oad will be considered As
presented by the check rolls
T. A. BLANtil, Caig EAgirefr.
Jan. Il. 81. uo>2l tt
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For the Ladies'.

=. =, = =
ia'n VIM ga 49, 80 r.,,l.,r
,"'k N"u u 9oN ..3 S,,,I. il..I,,,s b,,r Co,3
N".''''n "T , ~" n.bnn and X,.tora
Nl'N H ,h I'non. r,"h,,'lersd and Fam.
'"w''s' 'I - r',nhr j,n5lsr.,f. far,.
o'iaef'" -" ,a'",,i,.,,' rt.,,,,,. n.o5.
, ", an" S1.,,,i...,,. .lIs,s ogt Tnasr.
'oul',',s' Inn ,bre,d ana .nen Bob.
80, -. pf.i, r,g,,r.4 -Jk
~ ,''l''.s "''t, .t,.aa,. r,ri,o,. u.nsiop.
ana ',t.on ,',a i,i,,,.i s.,s an5 r1g,,g.
TAP ~ '.,s 49,. ,.r,4 Tl,nes
i''''N TT -. III r.. ,,,.s4 cotton And
o'"e" ",'N -, All linds y,f,at Ribbops
~o','eu 49," - NsIgt,s s.lii rol.,.d
ol"s 800, ~. -. .,,,..,es etc e,r Tsaatn.
a'u '''' - ,''' -Ss.h re-, md trimming Il 4.
7" ' ''o' G,i o',b ladies AMI Gent
-. o..'..,,,.,, Sk ,..Lei ll,,i
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7 propose 60 sci ol sse stisg terms 70 tha
l purchaser, ihe ,ract o. lard on wi.eh |
fe-ai, in Harrison c1aaie, Texas tie niles
~enih Of F.r tadio, Con,alnias
Eiercq Hrndrea ard For@,o4e Acres
lour lanja,3 acres Of opea land improve
mr.ts o. tse les. kAA ..ay sort 0i terms.
iO5uUA PERRY.
g.. South western ease copy.
Apfii / 1887. No-2., Il
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IHF mon H1I U3F,.
IN addition h ihe above, we hags smlll
si,cs 81 81, aaI Winter goods, eon~i sting ~
lale- nt seu''emen's heavy dfoss goods, p.aa-
L-l--.--- -.....-a L-an-..L -.
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Aston House,


FRAN l. DUL u,
DEGS to inform the citizens OF Marshall
- and noighborhood, that be 10 prepared 10
make House and Olce Furniture Of all kinds,
TO order A siosk always kept oa hand
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing msi'y
executed IN all orders pr mptly attended 10
Fsb,un,v ,la,h1s5d NJ - ly
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HONiER y.

4 FINE stock Of Hoosisry, foreign and
"A domestic, n very suplror quality, KNIT.
ting yarns and cotton of all eoIors, a. wen
as floss for embroidery can be found At the
,'ors Of \. FAkBEk
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IN ov Dr. Soro. The sale Of lots in

TowN ov Dr. Soro.-'rhs sale Of lots in
hi, new town laid off at the Eastern ter>
nina, Of tho railroad opposite Vick.burg.
which took place on the s.h and 9th ult,
was very satisfactory to the members OF the
Company whom we have heard express an
opiniop. Forty seven lots. covering Two
md half xcres. Brought about Sis, 900
'rbi. 10 more than bali tho cos, Of tho en-.
n,e property and at the foregoing rates,
the Company will make 100000 clear
moeey apiece
The Company is composed Of Nicholas
Barnes, the former proprietor OF the land,
nr Evans, of Claiborne Parish, DR.. &. G.
Youns, Col " G. Bonner, G. NJ. Nichols,
e. Il. Marshall, j. A. Klein, J. NJ. San,
didge,
On the 9TH day Of April the Company
ps.sed the following resolutions.
Resoired, That certain lots in the Town
Of De Soto, Madison Parish, shall be set
spar, Tor special sale, on the condition that
fire proof building, only shall be erected
,bs,eupon , aud the purchaser Of such lot
or lots shall be considered as agreeing 80
this condition, ard such condition shall be
expressed in the title bond and deeds
Rcsuired. That ia selling the lots in the
Town OF De Soto, La, /, shall be part Of
the con,rac, with the purchasers, that said
lot or lots shall not be used in any manner
Tor the use Of gtog shops, for the retail Of
ardent aud sriIItuous liquors aud such use
shnll work forfeiture OF the title OF such
lot OF lots, 50 used, to the Do Soto Real
Estate CoGi,auy, aud tho asi of lncotpo'
ration to be hereafter obtained. shall pro,
vide ior she permanent prohibition OF such
retail business. and when SO iaoorpo, .ted,
the violation of this condition shall be sui.
teient cause iog tae forfeiture of such lot or
lots to the use aud benefit OF the corpora
ton; provided, such lot or lots shall not
he liable for the original purchase money,
or any part thereof, - tdddo gazette,
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SANDERS u ScarS,
Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sanders

DRtGG SITS.
MAHrt,ti TEXAS.
Successors to Mcdonald Il Sanders
~ ARE now receiving large supple, 81
~ fresh aud genuine Dug-, Oh, and
n Paints Also superior article OF med.
lcal Liquors, ,ucA ~ tie very best quality o.
Coguiac Brandy Port Wine aud old Bourbon
Waskey, A. well as Vinegar, fnc chewing
Tobacco. t.uiuae, Starch, and Candies, Sc
And will continue TO receive large supplies
fresh from New York aud Philadelphia, com
mcnsnrate with their Gully Increasing demand
They have now on hand, aud viii soon be- in
reeclp Of all the popular Patent Medicines
Perhimcfies Powders, Hair Oils and tosmct-
les Hair RestoratiAes, sc. Ne.
T.. :. White Lead and Glass, are strictly
cash articles at low prices
March !, 81. No-2s Il
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Gloves, Hosiery, etc

Black fil,t mit~, and gloves.
Ladies white and colored Sid do.
10 Isle thread aud silk do.
GEMS do do and straw KID do.
Misses .i.let mits, dong and shorti
DO itrea. gloves.
White, blaca, and slate cotton hose.
Misses white. and colofed do
Black and colored sewing silk and iloss
DO and brown ilaX thread.
Sdk braid.
rrcn. b working cotton aud floss,
SIX girdies, and belts.
Mems and boys white, brown, and Il3e'
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Reasiy Made Cioihtag.

DANTS, coats vests, cravsts, shirts, draw,
! ers, &c. for spring, summer and winter
just received and for sale by IA. FARBtR.
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School Books.

WE have Just recpsve,s 4 large supply Of
w Geha~l hooks, whieh added to those on
hana, make car stock complete.
Also
A large lot Of paper, (sarious kiads) pens.
ink. etc.
a. $. JOHNSON & Cp.
May >, 1877 ~ IS
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,yEWELER Y.

JNARRING. breas,plns, cnecf ring, sold b.
IL A. FAKBER.
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Store South Side Of the Public SQUARE
Narstaii, Teas,

('il.i. the attention Of the public to their
y new stock uf Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting ia part Of the following Articles:
Fdnt., English, French and American fur.
nitnrr Prints. of latest and most approved
styles, mu-lus painted, swiss and IaceDei>
bsrege-. aud TISSUES OF every style and de-
-enption Of pattern silk solid and tsney
cambria, giuHham, plain solid and plaid SUM
n.er ca'lbgc, irish linen, brown hnen, planter
and lnfissa hreu, plain and twilled : thinrse
glass linen, tau.e Inca, towcilins, naps'a-, and
crash linen summer drills, fancy ipr itnsa-
looms alpaccs black, .ilesea. plain aHi printed
hollands. brown and blfa lrd eotioa and liasn
diapers bob.nct- and thnles lscs-s. triases,
ribbons assorted Swiss and jae1nil enbfuid'-
ries inserting and od1lAg SKIRTS, grass ~,
hair AND hpup.d haudkercncf-. embroidered
plain AMI hemst,iched. gents b0riercd sud PLAN
ak bandAnna hankecehief- gent. saPoispa
p'3.n and Improved fancy ties neuherrhets3
siis muslin aud JacOne, ties laiies ei ara, an
rmhroiderics collars and slee.e- ie isa'eli; col
lars, and sleeves to separate cotton, siss
and marine hose gents bal bose, cntiou
u.eaeled and unhlraehed Fiain aud isn,Y
striped ladc- gloves. plcue. tl.eS, white,
and coiored NJ ladies Nh and doe guantieit.
adigs Isle lhral ari Berlin g,1fe. genis
hiack kld- buck ga-ftett- Use buck, drib,
doe. Berlin. gle threa. gloves hltion-, horn
aud lasting spool cotton ro'8fej ,ad wiH's.
tN. black and Waite bark ana cob frr'i, sewing
&, rp"s aud hfall- sreis and c7ri, loss
aHa cable cord black 4i.l wh3r, curi4ig u Ian.
ass Tess hIc fashionable Uanuct~, ,1il>,
mi-se. + tl- iad.es ta.na-c fans, and shades
iarcy iuru hing articles; LADIES' vofs bags,
ant -e,iea'e-, u.mb,-, iormoaaIa. ETC. tie,
tum1s, India Rubber, hesn AID bullsl, dress.
. a..fT
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Also. a Large Assortment

OF fen,vmra's saA and cashmere bal, boys
has, -slunsr and spring yles n~gfo, wool,
and qa.m gai hats, etc.
also
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New Or,saA> Cotton Market.

ltVrBTCoL CLASSIFICATION.
NV ORIF,Ns Apfa 80 lS51
\ moderate demand on uc 10Th Pie sales
amounted To 3 300 bales
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Rib les
The I4ast Cali.

IIAi ING sold out, am compelled to lcry,
IS the ist day vi April. Every claim
no, Yaid by that time, therefore, will b. SUED
on. word to tho vlsc IL sufficient
II. LEVY.
March Is, 81 No-3l I'm
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dissolution.
LAW NOTICE.

NJ J. HALL, Attorney 81 L4~ Marshall
NJ. HARRISON county, Texas,
Mi practice ih al tae counties 10 Niich tae
old atm heretofore pfseticcd and Ia she ga
yreme and Fedora, courts al Tyler.
teb /. 81 "
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Law tarl.

l'EO LANE, i0orafy al Laic, Marshall,
u harr ,on county, Texas.
Sepiefnoyr o. 1913
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

to which he invites the attention OF purcha-
sers His stock has been selected with care,
and embraces nearly all cf the latest styles
and PATTERNS all of which will be sold a, far
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HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
\ l.. w q 90 ID S!!!
'INHE undersigned is now receiving his usu-
nj supply of
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~ 5 JENNINGS, AHsnsp az La'e, Mar
| ,. shlH. Tea1-. O.hgc g Northwest
corner ot tae pH1Uc square.
January ~ lsJ4
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rs, 10 /; Conservatives, SO.

SPEGlAh NUTlUES.
For the bene6tOf tho invalid portion of our COM
munity, we extract the following from the Alma
nae of DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, proprietor of HooHand' 3
German Bitters, hOpeing it may induce trial of
them
J. G. NILES says: Sheffield, Ill.,. march Is, 1855.
I expect to sell great quantitie, of your Bitters
this year. Many Of my customers speak very highly
of its good qualities having proved itself most an
excellent Fever and aguo preventative, great pu-
rer Of the blood and the very best thing on record
to aid digestion and create good natural appetite
In short am sure it is one Of the very best medi-
cines known for family use, being safe and pleas
ant for any one to take"
G. l.. d. CRocKwELL says:
Anamosa, Iowa, May }, lS5t--"The Ditters give
unbounded satisfaction to all that have used them,
and do and can always recommend them to all
that arc affiliated Thev haya cured manv caSes nj
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wanted to CT
n

" OSuu NuSu OIuSIS W thSsI uulisueTb.
may l6G7-7-3t
Notice.
James Duke, a non resident OF the state Of
Ohio, will take notice that L. A Rowe, Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. did oil the 23d day Of April, A.
D. 1851, file his petition in the court Of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of jackson,
Ohio, against the said James Duke. defendant.
setting forth that the said James Duke, gave
mortgage to the said l.. A Rowe, on the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
~, township 8, range II, Of the district OF flauds
subject to sale at ChilcOthe. Ohio, excepta part
thereof, (being six acres moreor less) on the
northwest side Of Raccoon creek, aud being all
Of said lot lying east Of the county road, run
ming through said land, which said mortgage
was given to secure the payment Of $il0, as
specified in said mortgage, aud praying that sail
James Duke may pay said sum Of $ll0, claimed
to be due. with interest thereon. from April 1 |.
A D. 1857, or that said premises may be sold
pay the same; and the said James Duke is nd
fed, that he is required to appear and ansx
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the money shall have been by him colIect-
ed, as aforesaid, wilhoutl waiting until
the expiration Of the return day Of such
execution.
sec. Q. This act 10 take effect and be
in lorce from and after its passages
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oflhe House ol Representatives
THOMAS fl FORD,
president oi the Senate.
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the time Of ths taking effect of this act
shall be continued. upon the informations
now fled in the Court of Common Pleas
1t the proper county; and the Probate
Judge OF each county is hereby directed
to transmit to said Common Pleas Court
MI informalons and recognizance now on
Gle in his Office, and not disposed of.
Sec G. That no bill Of indictment for
any offence specified in the act entitled
'"an Act for the punishment of Crimes"
passed March 8, 1851 shall be found a
true bill by any grand jury, unless the
name Of the Prosecut@ be endorsed there
on, except such bilGBe found upon testi-
mony sworn jand sent to the grand jury
by order Of tho Court, at the request of
the prosecuting Attorney, or the foreman
Of the grand jury in which cases the fact
that the bill was found upon testimony
sworn and sent to the grand jury by order
Of the cour:. shall be indorsed on the bill
instead Of tho name of the prosecutor.
Sec. z. That in all cases where the
prosecutors name is indorsed on the bill,
and tho same is found true bill by the
grand jury, and upon trial the defendant
is acquitted, the prosecutor shall be liable
for costs; and the court ut the term at
which such acquittal shall take place or
atany subsequent term, shall render judg-
ment against such prosecutor for such
costs, unless the court shslIbe Of opinion
that thero were reasonable grounds for
instituting the prosecution.
Sec. .. That chapter four, containing
from section twenty nine to, and including
section fifty Of an act defining the jurls'
'diction and regulating the practice of the
Probate Court, passed March ii, 1858
also, an act amendatory of the same,
passed April 26, 1854: also, the act enli-
tied can act to restore to the Court ol
Common Pleas the Jurisdiction of minor
h Rias. in certain counties in this State. "
pass, From I'll b, 1885: and also, an act to
amend .,ro last named act passed, be and
the same are hereby lepealcd.
Sec. 0. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to effect or take away the jurs.
dictiop Of Police judges or Police courts,
ofpetty larceny and other minor offences
under the provisions of the act to provide
for the organization Of cities and incorpo.
rated villages, passed May 3, 1852 and
the acts amcndatory and supplementary
thereto; and said Police judges and Police
courts shall have full power concurrently
with the courts of common pleas to hear
try and determine all such cases, and the
same may be prosecuted upon the infor
nation Of the Prosecuting Attorney Of thC
Police court.
Sec. TO- This act shall take effect OF
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APrn TN, 1897.


[No 89l AN ACT,
Relating to Dover, and the mode Of
fixing the value in money Of Dover
Estates. -
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That in
all actions end proceedings Tor partition
Of real estate, when the same cannot be
divided and is ordered 10 be sold end
in all cases oil actions and proceedings for
the sale OF real estate by executors, ad,
mnislrstors and guardians, when the
widow Of any decedent being a party.
has a dover interest therein, il shall be-
lawful Tor such widow to file her answer
on such proceeding, and waive the as
signmeut OF dover by metes and bounds,
in said real estate, and ask the court 10
have such real estate sold free of dover,
and 10 allow her in lieu lhereofsuch sum
in money out of the proceeds Of sale as
the court may deem the just and reason.
able value Of her said dower interest
therein.
Secs 9. That said answer of any such
widow shall have the same force and ef-
feet, aud shall be taken and held 10 be in
all respects % a deed Of release to the
purchaser Of such real estate. orthe dow.
er interest therein Of such widow.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage,
n. II. VAN VORlIES,
e IL. a.