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y IA N.nr1hn 1.&as 4 p - I.... safS-s..-h
f,sm ,css,il.I.. .1r' ~. - .,is. 80
.n',.S ,,3s,Ie1. "a Z - ~ -
~, 4 - tIe I,,r of + -, ~ N.Y.
snd Vim fss a Een ,i.,s s.y ,ha..,..S,-
aIo,ed ~, uo,v mos, ;n,s-e.,;.~ - ~ -.
nnhl,. Soms;n' y '' '''
He rive, /, a. nj. del;hrr.,e on;n;o, a.,
slavery In K,nsss /. utterIv ON, n n : ..e..
tion. Ne f,und. his bsIief an the h., 5.,.
some of wbIrh we .hsIl sivs our resde,s
twill be mos, gratifying 70 the peace.
loving and law. Iovinc of nj p.r,iss 20 hes,
,Ss, shs IN miiienui"% %C q y much % ysss5 RsSsss
seems % bs utau end. = Din. Imne. (,gveTnor
Robinson, Sringiellow. and o,her Rorder
Rufilns. took tea together recently a,
Strinsfellow,s hou.e. nnan A. ;nv,,:,;on
smoked he Calumet and burial he bsichs,
end agreed 70 beal their swcsds int, pIoaob.
shnFes, aud engage In n0thtaR mare bost,ls
than the war on fortune tipen the. amole
fields of the luRsrinut territory. &C.,.
In eonversaiion with many or the leading
pso,sIavcry men In Lsc6,nnton. our friend
had the pleasure to hear The pcknowIedo
meut 1hat the sbopes of slavery were st sn
end In Kansas end the wish sxpressed that
tne Eree Skate men would visit and 0eftIe
In that town and Join in general amnesty.
q His observation Of all lie towns which
he visitedY and few.esc aped him9 exhibited
the cohvineitig ,fafatt.that while the prosslave.
nv settlements exposed the most sfr,cken
aud paralyzed condition, e enterprise nd hone.
the Free State towns were ,hronsed. thriE.
", energetic, aud happy.ao g.no 'aR lf,s
He gives the names Of two planters who
'haTe recently returned with their slaves
from the yicinity of Lecompton, TO Missis.
ippi. i'''" . 's' " ",'' ''' ~ : % '.'.'''.''2
d The people hail the appointment Of Gov.
crnor Walker us m sct,bs6tling the wis.
dom Of the President, end regard him as the
iirst competent nan they have had for their
chief. -.
The tide Of emigration Is almost incaicu.
liable, and tke Frepertion OF Free State men
to lalSve-s Is aesea to one. The character
OF the emigration 10 of tho most substantial
and reliable kind Men Of .sobriety and
industry, Of talent and education, of skill In
the arts OF manufacture, and IN the science
Of rictltaFeT- -'tnen.of capitaI, aad ladies of
reinemeIt and .suthheiidTfe eeeiai snali
ties-yGnng, 'hature, and even old men are
Nnding their way like crusaders to this hap.
~ IL not holy land. ''' '''''' '''@'
yr In view otrssse ffet<, Few grand is the
act Of the people at our last Presidentiai
election made to appear. Fansticism,
which would have burned the Constitution
aud discovered the Union, and made both
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Thc sVAent Crop Isa Eosysa.n 4

his Thought the crop OF winter wheat win
prove iailnre IN the Eou,heFa portion sof'
Iowa and Mhsdis thisyeas. beeanses OF ghe
extreme coldwcaiber of the pest winieE.--
90 that section there WIS but little snoy,
while In this portion Of Tie State The gronad
Was covered befweei1 two end three months.
--Sops Repa5iicaa, Aprii i7.fsa a2b iifd ,btat
The whsst crop Ia central illinois Is sid
70 b -ussd cp." but IN Ohio everything
looks favorable. a srsst bSssdsls Ii wheat
has bsen scwn, and We hope 10 zee Ohio
sgsin take place IN ths front rant. Tks
last Eve yssfs. bstwssa wsathsrsnd inssets:
hss inisred our reputation. 2 5a ea.a' issnal
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! ,ClsIsf ,.Ia,s.cc Of |. Nesrn.is,, .,,,.l. !.

President Buchanan has sppoiated our
teil9w.cItizeD. Col. Sqmpel w. Black,
Chief Justice Of Nebraska. as win be seen
by the teiegraPhic despstch from Wsshinr.
ioa. Thisis an appointment emtirely fit 10
oe mades and one which will find joyful
response, IN the hearts.of the great Demo
cgafic party OF Pennsylsania, 10 whose elo,
guent voice they have 90 often lent listen.
Ing ear.-- fits3bny1 POSI- 2 al.i q 8iI' 11ta
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q f94s
TEE MuRpER MANIA, AT the ErArEs
PRisox Still RAGfss-foLp ArTrMpr 70
MURDER OFFIcER GIBBs.-On Tuesday OF
last week. Albert Gibbs, On officer st she
States Prison, had occasion TO reprimand
John Dunnagsn. q convict employed 10 ihe
eakinet:sbop, who, while gazing listlessiy
about The room, wac told to attend 70 bis
work. Dnansgan instantly seiseda chisel
snd made d rush st the ofiesr. who was,
hewszsT. prepared fpr such demonstration.
Es drew . Risiol from bio pocket, and level.
81 q % the bod of Duanagan, ordered him
10 lie beneh. Tks would.ke murderer qaaiI.
e1 he1ore fhe esssplnts man, and vas iinmedi.
stely seized md placed d solitary confiue.
nest. Thisis BY no means DIE snly occur.
Fesce Of The Kind siaSs the wsFdenB were
= Boston Transcript Apyiial.
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The fremont Temple Bapfist Society has
adop'ea q resoiation expressing the moe,
perfect condolences IN KsIlochs innocencs,
i.ay'tlns him back, sHd resolving 4 TO-, defray
tne exPenses of, the trial. There is ore
more hing they ougiA 10 %. that ID 10 ra ise
money enough to essl1lish him In q haren,
With plenty pf hot uhiskey end induinsnt
.scmen;l Thas Pouid c6nplete, tle aiIIir
most sppsopfstsly 3ssoElys Esgls. "a
live nay fost tny opinion nom DE-
manner 4, which kspoeh was rsceivsd VI
shs wcsnss Of his eosersgatios, ws should
ssy b would not hsyb % 90 outside Of Biz
church 70 6nd ths rs4sisiie nauittr to tur.
nish any sized hsreG desirea!
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kMEsbeESr no. 3,
AMENDMENT no. A.


7 ResOlocd, by the General Assembly Of th,
Stste OF Ohio, 7 hree. ffths OF the members
elected 10 each house concurrins therein
that il be, and hereby ia, proposed 10 The
electors Of the State on the second Tuesda,
Of October ext. to approve OF fejcc, the FOL
I lowing amendment rs . substitute for the
/ first aud SECOND sections oi the ihirtceHth ar
ticle Of the the constitution, viz: Corpora
tons Of every description shall be created
und corporate powers granted only by gen.
eral laws whirhs shrll define tho power,
privileges and immunities and prescribe che
'deties aEd liabilities Of each class or descrip'
tion OF corporations, but the General As
sembly may enact special laws FOR the relie
OF corporations in peculiar cases, and may
make special provisions in regard to copper.
ations I'm cases where from their .peculiar
ildcations or'ititdreSts stth specia lbr6yisibns
are required, and may from time 10 time al.
ter or repeal all such laws as are authorized
by ti:is eeetiJh. a1s.u .ae.tya a2u.s- "
The provision that all banks shall be
taxed the same as individuals Is a corrcc c,
one.' So also isthe one in regard to gener
al laws for the esta blie hmentf Of corpo.a
tons. But the after part Of the fJtrh
amendment most eiFecsusiIy tdes dwdy with
both Of these provisions. The plain Eng.
lish Of Il is, that all banks shall be- taxed
the same as individuals, and III corporations
be established under general laws t.;rsb,
such az the legislature may see it 10 e.re.mIi
from isxaticn, or organize by special law.
Of what use is cDnetitutional provision
saying that property eh5fl beasxed BY a's.ii.e.
form rule, II the very ntxt clause gives the
legislature power to establish ahst rule it
may choose, and graft ju.t such privileges
and immunities as may suit ito pleasurei Oi
what utility is provision declaring tha. all
corporations shall be Organized under oen,
raj laws, hen the next section gives the
general assembly power TO graz, iust h.
many special charters as m j,rity may dc.
sire4 a-'a '-s 7"- 4. u. 3.'h i"'' - /.
But it msy Se observed rhat this special
Sewer is TO be exercised ,dhS shTtPedafiat
eases" This is true. But 30 fnntef, lie
worse; for will not ese,y case be ..pecu.
kd" one? II only giyes the Legislature pow.
er to grant special PRIVILEGES 10 'tise,e CON.
oanies which will offer the larges, S;,ibes..---
Il opens the door to corruption and crime
It invites bribery end sanctions injus tice..-- -
This amendmeps, 90 fsir a, first appear aiSce, IL
and yet so danscrdts s'ha unjusf, in in reality
i proposed BY the late fegsldaro 10 pc.
come part and parcel Of The organic law
'f Ohio. We shall vote ssaias, ii, and SO
We think will every honest aud fair n afFHsd
citizen OF the State. @ s2''@ 81 cage Z
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ie By new law Of the General4 Assembly
OF Chic, the jurisdiction Of Sainor offences
is restored 10 the Court Of Cdhn6n Pless.
Justices OF the Peace will therefore, hence
forth, find h proper to hold criminals 10 e'baiI
for their appearance at the Court of Con.
mon Pleas instead Of the Probate 'cdar,.
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AMEKDMEsT NO. a.


fssslssd byths General .ssssmbIys Of tAs Sfafs II
Udo. Three -hftts Of the members elected 10 each
htlsc concurnng therein. that IL b., aud hsrsl,y Ss
PROPOSED 10 the electorsof this State 10 vote on s
sccpld tuesday Of October next upOh tic uppteYA0t
rJfcti99 oflhs following as s,Ibstiaic
hh aud xth ,eetiOns of the G,urth article VI
the C3ljlilation, w: SEC, s. District Courts ahali
10 helddh each tsanty aicass onec IN each year ~
one or morc District Judges elected Ivy The ridriars
OF separate distfiets 10 bc prescribed by law, who
shall hold theis office for 1ve years; and during their
cosiihu"toi'in Office shah reside In the distri ipr
which they are elected. The provisions Of tbc EpaE.
t:onn secon tH hi. Article shall apriy 10 Disifitt
Judgca. Tbs eeycrai Asssk ,y may by yaN auth4Fias
the Judges "f the District Court and Of the eours II
common pleas 10 tx The times sf holding their rspse-
i've courts. Uniit District Judges shall have 6esn
eicct,d and qnacd, Di.tfici Courts shall be held IN
The Judges Of thc Supreme Canpt and 81 the Caufla
G C'Hmen Plass, asnow anlh"rlzsd, Sec.e. The ltfr
trirt Court shall have sneh jutis,etion as may Ia
rovlcd by law, Atd The ju,ess shs ana
exercise such power and luFiss tion al cha and
may os r'qured tn III. jagcs 0f the ceutts of Com.
mon Pleas - shall be directed by law. 5.t
n. II. VAN VOkHEM, Y
5g ur speaker The HOUSE III ksvrc-e Hiasixe{.. 4
THOMAS II FORU, 4,
Dated April 3J, 1857.
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wsetUry tn Iowa.

I, is now established to certainylthat the
entire. Democratic state ticket Of Iowa has
been elected. h Tle Republicans. who last
fall had eight thousand majority. are now in
a feeble and helpless minority. Ths Dem!
ocratic csuse,is uhwafi! s5E vi l1.ser's I.-
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QuISDRAs, X. r., April 22-Spcretary
Stanton publishes an address to the people
Of Kansas, at LecomPton and which is pub
lished in the Union. s,., ..... ~, -
He says the Administration recognizes
the authority oi the Territorial Legislature
and the vulidity Of the Territorial Laws,
and especially recognizes the act providing
Tor Constitutional Convention. lie pre-
sumed the Convention will submit the vital
Question OF the domestic institutions Of the
StHte TOT Subsequent vote of the people.
He thinks that then Congress will admit
the State imnsdistely. lie recommends q
general anrefy 1Cr pns& enasiAies and per.
secutions. He expects Gov. Wa1ker aSust
the emiddle OF May. "s .l,7''-i<' 77a'
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.r.sl,t l,aa .,o.. pLlA,s'ygrtLs, Pa. April a4
Hcaerabis = G. Montgomery, Democrat. y
Y memSef of CoHgfess elect, from tKis an.
iricl died y Two o'clock thIs 1llofnine. F17t,
81. Mbnlgomefy b n sictinS OF the Isas;on
81 Hotel epidemic. -.'".
At tw0 O'clock:
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The Dc.,I, oi the Late xcg,.l.ssAs.e

The late melancholy decease Of this body
instead Of being an occasion Of general re.
gret, seems 10 be an occasion of universal
joy. Democrats, Republicans and Fillmore
men can now join together in a meeting of
jubilee aad Thanksgiving. The Smelling
Com mittees he no more, o. P. Brown has
been suddenly ira. sformed frsm swelling
dficial grown fat upon tie public treasury,
to . common lawyer. His ponderous book,
c0mPfsed for slectioneering purposes. and
printed st an enormous expense, hus fallen
still born. His charges Of fraud against
Democratic State officers are forgotten in
view Of bis own outrageous ch,rges for ser.
vices pretended TO be rendered for the State.
His honors, like the froth Of bis bcmbastic
OratOry, are melting away. He is seldom
seen in public. Perhaps. however, he would
be willing 10 60 to Shalersvillc and tell the
people shee REV much money he received
for his services during fAe9ust sezAmet ~Aile
engaged the arduous duties Of committee.
man. +-s-----,- ,-.a.ssz1---
Erastus Needhan issIso a home. u He is
plain farmer now. Tkfs 10 his true calliag.
They say he .msses rolersbIc tiIler Of the
soil. He ought never TO dreprs Of being a
legislator. Better rest with bis present lau-
rels. ,i D.. .r.,,t..
Ehe Ohio STATE Journal, the leading Re.
publican paper Of the State, makes the fol.
lowing very expressive remarks which we
commend to the adpirers Of O.. P. Brown
and Erastus NeedAam; -r.f.,;S....,.,. = :.
s"We do not intend to defend every oct.
or to indOrse the. course of every Republi.
can member; nor have we ever know the
en- lire acts Of any deiiberatiye assembly.
thst were defensible. I4sis, Aoweyer We
will say, thsf the people will Ind, spon en-.
animation, that the. Legislature has passed
many good laws, hes improved others, and
on the whole, las dome % 1csH IS could kavs
been erSectsd, from D Legislature coanpasedl
as fa's one sfas, aad In irkica Mwe ress fen
'ssn ef enlarged tegislstiw exysrsesce."l bgs
sFrueF words were never ustared than the
closing ones Of the shove paragraph. The
heeislstare has undoubtedly done % wellI
- seouidbe expected from d bedy aof, ssels
lin'itedcapscity andexperiencs. The mem-l
bers were witasas expsrience.snd devsid OF
laisst. Its anchaFiEabis toscsnssre tlssm
Joe their ibluBderp-unhind %, tsunl them
with iencssnss Tssy ware q weak. imhs.
silt, missrsSisssssef msn. end the Rep6bli-
IN papers. now shat'slisir work 10 over, and
her have rstifedto ignonEiuSOus obscurisy
'sgHt not to tear open Their graves and sx.
'osee etheirdecsyiBg-careasscs to tie public
ye.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-THE latevt intelli-
gence from the scene Of The Indian troubles
In Minnesota, is to the effect. tlfst battle
was fought or the i9shinst. 1t Waloawau
river. 30 miles above Msnknto, between the
Indisns and the 81. Peter yolaatcrrs under
GeResei Dodd. ~ Indians were Riiie5 and
severed wounded. The voldnteers lost
none. -Ga.a Hgg sn Il Hud
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, AMENDMENT no. 81.

Rssotgsd ~ ike GsssrgI sasssmbly effAs State n
0hio, Thfcc-nfths of tho mcmb,rs clo ttvi TO each
Jews eo.lelFrtng therein, that Il be and hereby is
second Tuesday Of Oetsbcr ncrs ,npos d.e a,fsvS
OF objection Of tho following ApapApemnent Jassp
additional section u article ELEVEN " Ihe cohssu.
i,"s; ,n n;ssss eSuify whs maj herssf.er
live for The residue of the lFcseH
or r ail e cry poran 9! any subsequent Jscep:
and Representative istrets as there may DO Senators
Or Representatives. elective 10 any ysaf or Inc present,
or any subsequent dcccnniai period which distfyis
eSasa sssss' 81 sss."s s.sss, .%s sss R:s
hcrsa given Is u p y territory, Nv ~ s ia
r. sas s!ss q ss,a
posed Of twooE mote tOuuties spaEky rueeoa Of any
;xeess o. population over ratio, 10. sh.tlc0 al.
ditinnai Representatives Seaators for any 8ftSi
ofthe present or any sabsequent dscenhial period,
the district ali bk divided two districts each
portion OF such deccphia. s,eAod, which shall bs
sontiEaon: territory and each Tsi coaigja e near
fby reason ofthe annexation Of one SenstoFai die.
trct 10 another, tcfc shIn be any excess III papu-
intion over Senatorial ratio; which shall BE- ehicd
70 additional Senatorial representation tar any pof.
constituted, shall elcSt one seHakr. ~
Counties :haii be divided into districts B., the coma
" commissioners such other board OF on crs ei.e-
tive and resident 10 the proper county ~ may be if..
vidrd hy law. A. least four mouhths prior 10 the
general elccicn IN 1855 the counties eniIrd q noTs
an Que member ofeiter hOuse shall be dig ided iI-
Y districts f"r the residue Of the present deesnSsi
efiYd, least four months PRIOR 10 the general
aA iastst y.ar Of each spbsequent deesn-
menner ior all, or any portion Of sneh deceBnsl per-.
IN either or both houses, shall be divided Into
dlstristA fpr lhe wi.ols ~ Ms dssssnal perloI.
pubishcd as may be directed 81 thS coisaissioners
or may be prescribed by law.
b AZ L.. :.
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THAxxs.--Ws sfs INDEBTED 10 lson. o.
=. BKows for tslaabie public documents.
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eMs1lzfT q N 81 ss1izlss .ssn set
Fl - tnrpeg ID ~ eertaiae Articles.
.ssih esamsrs fed, !" passed. March Oh,
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Andrew Pope i fBsioFa A. t. i. E,5s,. ~.
w,,,,. , ". w.. Maaass iasnsSS, Tsi,:sss
fSs @ M Sansn ass.as. !. sgSsssy. Sy. oaia. /,
hsssnee e cFaer % attsplnept Mas iassSd ~ sis
seove .con sor the sum 81 Sll6 73 cSnts AZ tfc assb
.s ~ ."ee,sn..fy. !" ,n. lso7. as lANDRkW POFs. -
RIRD CAGES. Of new, aud sieranl "a. : .
al the RltETgS u ~ ar1<J. ~ iElsho
Sarth 50, 1857 e0on Ssvhse
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sECRETARy oF STATEss OFuee,I a
ColESsrs. April !, Ies7. I
nsscey certify that mo forsesiHg praposen Gen.
s.utuison aMnieldfpents ase correctly Cooled rom
Me original roHs Oh ate In Tits oifce.S ~ sIs
-G4aiuJ EpFa ass4 JAMES H, BAKER.
Secretary ef Sfdfs.
ss-sby essi taat ihs fsreeoine pgersssa Con.
copy furnished ne b. mo ssetslafy efbtats.
II. y. CARTER,
Ravenna, april sth, 1857. /"
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~ =
Il CeHs.Farq| AleaS8enif
For setstsl wSiks psi, The Dlrbbsed
smsndnes to ~ csn,,iisliOa d Ohio.
have been nhlishti and lhe public bsse had
On opportunity toitzamise then thoroughly
end form en- opinion. We do rot propose
to reriew esra aurouo.i,ion a, present. bat
u0nla .,n.,, .jiII,,..,;.. :. -. a.. a.
'.'l1 l1 ii'%@ry ~ s',s""s y 0I wv. y.
Ih' N rrr'eeteSaS1ny OF taxation . high
y desirable ia State. at'hss long been
esrdiupl doeuine OF the Democratic fifth
h ,npeals 10 ,ha .e..s Ar ,elas,. h IN.
- ~ a. - .,~..,s =, - -
W tas PsePlsshe summary M shsAss
be adopted in Fe.sing money % support the
Government.
wewoold cali intention 10 the lost olsu.el
of ,h. l;h;,a .,,a ,,.n.,h ,.,.,.s,s,..A a, .a.A
" o e ~ 'ou''H PsoFVu 1'4e"o'
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fNo. 81 An AgT
f IN SShsG;ssy, S>. Hh..ar,.

SO " PU0ttiOuS.
BEcTJoE !. BE Rsaaesss By H'e General
.AsseMbly Of the S20se Of Ohio, TAss IN oil
Cfsesia which it b lawful take depositions
and TO which tbs act hereinafter mentioned
does not apply, they may be taken aud su.
thenticated npon the notice and in the mas
Aes PFescribed In the sct eniitled"a sct "a
establish, code Of civil procedure" end nc
other notice o. estheatication shall be ne
cesssEy; and sIey ssay 4e tsken before sny
.eihesf sssAerised by sad scs to take deposi.
sions.
N. H. VAN WORRIES;
SpeSksr Of The House of Representatives.
,s LESTER TAYLOR,
Pyesident Of Me Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, Feb. 10, 1857. '.'
tNo.l4 ANACT ,1a,
10 prevent the spread OF disease smong
ss-gf.,Fas sheep. .........'- :,
SEcTIoM I. BIZ It eNartsT 6y Nss 6eAe.Hi
Assembly ofhs Stale of Ohio, That spy per.
son bsing the owner Of sheep, or having the
sane IN charge. who shall turn out, o. suffer
snJ shsep having any contagious disease,
knowing the same 10 be 90 diseased. TO run
g large upon any common, highway or unin.
closed ground. Or who shall sell ony such
sheep. knowing the sane to be diseased,
withost fully disciosing the fact to the pur.
sssssfs shsll b. deemed guilty Of q misde
. ,snors and be'Eunished b. fne OF not le, .
thsn twenty dollars, and not more than five
hundred dollars, 10 b. recovered like other
peaslfies cfa The mature: Provided, That
aothiag hefsia shalI change the right Of any
sne spstslni1G ealBage from the running at
lssss - sslS q such sheep Ia bringing suit
lbr ~ fecoFs5y thereof, OF IN defending
sinsb ssg vt brought upon sale Of such
lhesp. la, .. ...y..
nc. .. This ses shall not be 90 eon.trucd
= y Prevent any person owning such ais
$50 shesp, from driving The sans along any
lnellc highway.
\. u. VAN WORRIES. ID
Akpeasr effks Msussef kspsssnsfafisss.
Is LESTER TAYLOR,
y fS<ag " e. ssasts. pro fsm.
Gnebs Igeb. s5, 1857 i84al
80 tgl5lss akAgss ~ 4
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q . SECRETARY OF STATES .OFricE, !
Columbus, February u, 1854
. ] hereby certify that tho foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original 70 lis
on Gle in this office. 'f@N.sa - exile 75
ND ~ u-a JAMES H. BAKER, aaa
2 stl MA ats sqSecretdry ofStdte.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30

AUDITOR s OFrrce, Rsvenns; j
Portage county, o., April a5, 1857
thereby certify that the foregoing acta
are correctly 'copied as fled in my Office. g %
gaasl ~ s1a 572 II. L. CARTER, n
..s--gr Auditor Of Portage eoHaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02
GEORG TOWN AFP1IRS
Corrsspondsxes Of TAs Star.


okoE6ETOwE, Dec. =, 1857,
Our enterprising fellow-citizeu of the Union
Line, Mr. Vanderwerken, has now In course Of
construction and nearly completed, four more fipe
coaches, which will be In readiness TO be placed
upon the line between Georgetown and the CAPT.
toi sometime In the ensuing week. They are now
receiving the finishing touches Of the painter and
trimmer
The supplies Of wood and coal now coming in.
10 market are quite large, and the prospects for
mucn more favorable Good hickory wood Is
decidedly more scarce in our market than we
have ever before known It, large quantity of
the article would find among our dealers a ready
market at high prices.
The Georgetown City Guards, Captain Berry,
lett this morning, accompanied by band of mil-
sic, for Alexandria. They made a very handsome
asplay: and attracted no little notice, especially
from the fair sex
No change has occurred In the -four or grain
markets since our report of yesterday. Prices
remain the same
The Ladies Of the Young Catholics Friend
Society Of Georgetown opened their Festival last
evening at Forrest Hall, for the benefit of Saint
Joseph Schoolt attached TO the Content AS the
vide shoes and clothing for the destitute, II is
earnestly hoped that the cha ritable will aid
by attending the Festival this evening
ATrivalS-Schr Il. H. Abbott, Smith from New
York, to +. Dodge, with cargo of merchandise
for the two cities; schr Montezuma, Collision from
Philadelphia, with coal to Dickson Gordon &
Co; schr John c. Henry, Bradley from Pbila
delpha. with coal to c. Myers & Son: scbr Sus.
quehanna, Wheatley, from Baltimore with lum-
Der to F.. Pickrell & Co.
Also, several large Bay craft, with wood: one
OF them bringing TO cords. s