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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

FRENCH Embroidered Collars.
4 Embroidered Sleeves; Embroidered Collars ana
Sleeves, in SETS for sale by
oc 10 l,iIIIES a i,IIESFRy ia broad .,
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'NISSUE PAPER-For GALE by
VIM. SATTLER 4 CO.,
Oc 10 l42 Main stTeat
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NOTICE.-By agreement of separation
~ between my wife, Abby s. II. Arnold, and my.
self. recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court. it is provided that shall BIZ held liable
for any of her debts or contracts aud therefore she
is not TO be credited ON my account.
oe lG-2w% Jos A. ARNOLD
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EKENCH AND AMERICAN NO /
Il SNOW WHITE ZINC-Dry aud ground in
bleached OIL in kegs OF all Sizes at wholesale and re-
tail, by VIM. SATTLER 4 CO,
A Mai
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B9Fn SPECIAL NoTICE.-MRs. c. J. AL
LEN wishes to cali the attention of the ladies of
Richmond and the public generally that she has just
returned from New York with the latest styles of
DRESS rs and NRAPPINGS. aud is prepared to ex-
ecutf all work in her line Of busncssn the best man
ner and the shortest notice call is respectfully
solicited. Orders from the country viii receive
prompt attention. -
No. 81 MAIN STREET
oc l6-ts Over p. H. Keach's Trimming Store.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts

= ON CHURCH HILL.-By virtue Of tn. provi.
Sous OF deed OF trust executed to the SUI scribcr
By Hi lam W. Tyler dated 2lth April 1851 and r..
corded in Richmond Hastings Court ofncs, being
thereto requested By the beueciaries Their In NAM
ed shall, on WEDNESDAY, 2ist day of Octof,er
le97 az "a o'clock p NJ. upon the prem SEES 81; AZ
Paoic auction the Property in said Deed conveys
Vsink Lot of oround IN the city Of Richmond on
Church Iiiii. fronting 2as feet more or rs- = ,hs
hoase street To- Hill Alley w
1ERNs-Suficient in cash to nav an
snfh'5, with interest from 3lst August 1875 era
ar az 10 $50 81 until 3lst Decor ISS7 as 40 :,
until 18th March, 1858; TO $50 % until M 49,,
1855; ana the balance To be pa able In ssch man,.
as map be announced Al the time VI ssle-credt BAY
incnts 10 bear interest from the day Of sale -
10 THOs a.. WILLIAMS Txxx.s-
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GRAIN BAGS.--For sale in lots to suit
opurchasers. Enquire at the Office Of the Treas.
urer or Superintendent of the hrnond and Dam
vile Railroad Company H2--d6cts
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NOTICE.-Any one desire obtain
~ ing LICENs E for the sale of Ia, srs, can buy
one for less than the cost, by application nj the Dis
patch eifce License expires LIST Of April, 1865.
oc
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T IFE INSURANCE.--The subscriber
- has been appointed General gent for Virginia
of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, located in the city of New York and is ready
to receive applications.
The Company is one of the safest and best in the
Union, having en- accumulated capital of 100000
and with the principle Of MUTUAL INsuRANc incor po
rated in its charter, persons may participate i'll the
profits of all the business acitt0Ut incnyri3o anu
paid at The emil If any Runiter Of years. thus combn-
ing the advantages of SteiaGS Bank and Life In
suranCe. Premiums ayable annual or semi-annu-
ally, or quarterly, and rates moderate
lift be mans duty to provide bread for his family
while in life il is less his duty to provide against
their becoming pennilfss in the event Of his DEATH
Every business man nsures his property against
family f DEATH should tase him from them? The
fire pIohaby will not happen during the coming 20
years-his death probably will.
The subscriber has books and papers impartng in
formation upon the subject OF Life Insurance which
he will loan TO all who DESTROYS of information
In order to let the pubic what we have been
doing the annexed statement will afford some evil
dence:
BUSINESS DONE BY THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptrollers Report. for SO I
New Policies issued
within the year.
United States Life...l ~ for..........S 1855 $50
New York bife......... 706 2,3440I0
New Eneland...... 666 " 2,273 $40
6S2 1912 800
Connectlc 5SI ,55,55d
Mutual Benefit............ AL $40 I4N
ALBION 3E1 ,Ui9,SZ1
JN0 H. SHOOK
General Agent and Attorney for Va
ST. GEo PE4GHY, NJ D.. Medical Examiner.
&C l5-dlm
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clzg@za5zzzzzssg1 NOTICE.-Persons DESTROYS
szaz M+Isssof sending Stock or other articles
the State Agricultural Fair, will be charged the
usual freight rates. Should such stock other art-
Giles be returned in the hands of the same owner the
freight paid down will be refunded. Persons wish
ing to send Stock must give four days notice to the
Depot Agent, so that proper cars may be provided.
SAML: RUTH, Sup't. Transportation
OFFICE r. +. d l.. X. X CO.
Richmond. Oct Ia I4IT
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By d. NJ. Pslliam & Co., Aucts.

A NO. l COOPER AT AUCTION.-We
- Will sell at our Office on TU ESDAY. 9th inst
field court. d NJ pIftGISI q 20
&C 20-dtd anot;o~o,
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THE VALUABLE FARM OF 945
No., - ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHES-
IEREIELD COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON At the request of Mr.. VIM. ii. Dpyal we viii
sell at auction at Chesterfield House ON A0NDAY
sthof November, at II oclk.. Chat being court day
A. NJ. the above Valuable real estate. The tract con-
tain5 $40 acres, of which about 400 acres are cleared
and IN a high state of improvement, The balance is
mostly in pine and oak timber. part of this land
lies on or near the Clover Hill Railroad and quite
near TO the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, thus
making it of very convenient access to market The
improvements consists of a Tavern containing &
rooms. besides Barroom of sufficient size to accom-
nioafe the pUblic-the Bar and Bowling Alley pro.
duce about $40 per day. The Dwelling contains &
rooms, recently built and of good material There
Is also, good Barn, Stable and all necessary our
houses, together with a good GRIST MILL Of suf
hcient capacity to supply the neighborhood There
IL fso On UyerseeT's and Milier's House. The pnr-
chaser Of this property at his election take the
Mules. Farming Implements, &C., at valuation The
above property will be divided, sold together as
may be deemed best at the time of sale Plats and
surveys can be seen at our Office i'll a few days.
TERAs.-t)ne-fouTth cash: one.ouFth at months
and the balance at 2and years tor bonds or notes
bearing interest, secured by a trust deed.
GODDIN u APpERS0N,
6-gtRXtt
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MORE NEWS FROM THE NORTH

W Gopd morning, Colonel. what's your hurry
Why, have You not heard the news, Captain what
news, Colonel! Why, that wonderful woman OF the
age at IS, Norvall House. Main street? My wife and
daughters anxious 10 call ON her, but they had
fear of witchcraft and wished me TO go first.
have been and found her to be- perfect lady was
ever bigotted against oretelling events but she has
actually converted me for find there is no black
art, or white art or any other art than the art of
truth in her scenee and must say that the absurd
and foolish idea that people imhbe, that il is
superstious, unawful sinful. to study astrology
is great mstake--one moment OF unprejudced and
wise reflection will convince you to the contrary
The Scriptures positively declares that the and
planets created and placed in the irIsament for
signs which should come TO pass, &C. Adieu, Capt.
call on the Madame and satisfy your curiosity.
HS- Price only 81. &C I9-5t*
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PROCLAIM ATIoN.--wh Whereas, under authori-
tx vested in the Executive by law, commissioner
has been appointed 10 examine into the condition Of
the Bank Of Kanawha and, by the report Of said
commissioner il is manifest that the Bank cannot
meet its liabilities, and that its assets TO large
amount have been removed beyond the limits OF the
laws and it having been reported by its President
in q communication hereto annexed, that the said
COIN AFTER having made every effort 20 do so; There
fore. l. Henry A. Wise. Governor Of the Common
wealth OF Virginia do hereby prohibit the bills
notes of said Bank TO be received in payment of any
money due 10 the State and all collecting officers
the Commonwealth are required TO take notice
thereof.
go In testimony whereof have subscribed
H. s. my name and caused the Seal of the State
t-~-) 70 be affixed hereunto, at Richmond, this
tenth day Of October, 1857, and in the SD Of the
Commonwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MusFogD, Secretary Of the Com.
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PIANOS, DO.
REMOVALS. &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rarily to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends q. W. PURCELL 4 Co.
je4 Exchange Brokers.
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,-A
~ small supply. received this day.
&C ie FISHER d WINSTON Drug pists
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VARIETY.

DEWS FOR SALE.-Two Pews for sale
u in St Paufs Church Apply to
oc ll-iw /. & c. r. DAVENPORT
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y. -'' 80
AUCrIoH BALES
rms DzY:
BY z. B. Cook & Co. Anct. .---
by Richard Cauthorn-

bacon, WHISkEY, TEA b. An
IL AUCTION .--on WEDNESDAY 49, al
o'clock at my store, will seIf al saetn - 70
Bacon Hams. Shoulders Sides aud Hsais -, uhas
Gunpawder Tea; bags Rio Csffse; bbis iierrs,aT
FURNITURE will also sell Cooking sfoyss.
large Carpet; Bnrfau; large Feather Beds: IA.
hogany Dressing Table, Chairs, &C.
&C % X. CArTUORN
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LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons
IL indebted TO Mrs. Nancy Royal. decd, will
please make immediate payment 10 the undersigned
and all persons holding claims against her estate
requested to present them TO the undersigned, with
out delay, in order TO the settlement OF her estate
EDWARD VI. MORGAN,
Executor of Mrs. Nancy Royal decd.
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BANK OF KANAwHA. |

KASAwHa SAusEs, Oct. 2. 1851
LIS EXCELLENCY, HENRY A. WISE,
Ii GOVERNOR OF yIRGINIA-SR:- - Tho sx-
istiBg state Of financial troubles thronshout ths
country resulting in the snspensien Of numerous
bank to discontinue the payment OF specie frcin
this date until sseh tune general resumption 81
specie payment by other nsghboring banks shall Ell
able Ii 10 resuiae on fair and equal terms.
Having redeemed IL note. IN gola on demand up
10 this tine, and relieved threhiths OF ~ entire
reluetanec that this Bank now resorts 70 fhss
measure.
have thought IL proper to give you immediate
notice of the fact stated above.
Yours. very respectfully,
orI2-Im II EfTZilrGH. prsssd'snt
n RnNT-E0 hnwao INST rneefyt0.
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Sale conducted by GopDrS & APPrRsos, Aacts. A

Ik U 8 EE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
orr, TATE. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
XII XII AM loIH STREETS, NEAR To HAXALL'S
i.LL CANAlL-As trustee n a deed If trust dated
,qth September, lSj7 duly recorded in the Richmond
lihusifinss Court, in Deed Book, No. So page 4I5
lurea ny inc cIedit.rs secured thereby proceed to
NV M a. pa.nc auction, on the premises, on MON
me siie 1Sth cay oil October, 1857, at o'clock p
9p"hg valuable real estate may be sufficient 10
aIscnarge the balance of the debt secured by said
safe VIZ: 2os feet OF land the eastern side of 9TH
s.Leer running back, $50 feet, having thereon seve-
South by HaxalPs Mill Canal; also lao feet Of ,and
on the west line of 10th street, running hack 1871
eet bounded ON the North by the lot of L. W Glaze
brock, ON the South of Eaxall's Mill Canal The
ABOVE property will be divided into lots OF suitable
SIZE The title Is believed to be perfect but the trus
Terms cash.
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w. GODDIN. Trustee

40 YOUNG MULES, AT AUCTION
~ Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth ,,av of
October. 1857, (being the second day Of the State
talr,l commencing at II o'clock, at the lot on Main
size. - - y @''N
The particular attention of farmers and sthers is
called to this sale.
TERMs-four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes, interest added. liberal discount
for cash GODDIN Il APPERSI,N
oc 10 Aurtionaars
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CURE YOUR C0LDS.-Gum Drops, as
" sorted flavors; Jujube Paste; Jelly Cakes; Ju-
lube Drops; Hoarhound Drops; Lemon, Pepper and
Cream Drops; HoarhouRd Lemon, Flaxseed ana
Winter Green Candy. Also. Cough Candy. AIlvery
necessary and efficient In curing colds Fresh man
lfactured, TOR sale by
II 4
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A CARD TO THE LADIES-MIss s.
"A NJ. FL0URN0Y wishes to say to her old friends
and the pub,ic both of the citr and surrounding
country, that she has removed her residence from
Main street to Broad one door below the corner Of
9TH street over Mayr's Music Store. No. 2ls, nearly
opposite Messrs Breeder Fox, where she intends 10
carry on DRESS MAKING more extensively than
she has for the last two years She most respectfully
soiciis call from the Ladies' The Fashions will be
received monthly II orders from the country will
he promptly attended to &C l9-l2t*
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ESH GROUND PLASTER.-1, 900
l. tierces from Lubec Mills: so tons LUMP PLAs-
TER, siioat. anu for sale by
&C lift J. q. Ii. DAVENPORT
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rARPETING.--Just received 25 fno
~ Carpeting. which will sell at very low prices.
to close cous gnment. ALEX. NinT,
oc 20 Auctioneer.
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Egy" SToCK OF
ID II Y GOOD S,
AT c o S T,
70 y q A 8 IT.

In consequence of the present commercial diff
cutics and desiring to provide means for matu-
tire stock Of FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
amounting to more than
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IO0 BBLS. POTOMAC GROSS HER
oc 10 VIM WALLACE SONS.
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Baye ANOTHER GREAT Cuan or BAKEn'.

fiEsRIco o.. July 3, 1857.
Ma. ". BAKEn.Dear About three years ago
the spine OF my back became afflicted NV son "a ~
unknown 60 me. which endured for a laug time
with forttude thereby nearly destroying the use Of
myself. My doctors bill amounted 10 between two
and three hundred dollars. without giviag any per
nanent relief NY physician then recomn,enled to
me IN. uka 81 Bakefs Premium Btters. IA he had
great faith IN them l commenced according 10 di-
rections, until had used six bottles which caused
complete cure, not feeling symptom OF tho disease
since, Ny general strength aud health was never
better than 1t present find year "Ditt-isH havs
been OF great value with disorilered stoinachs and
bowels in my family last summer.
Your obedient servant,
W. =. BURNETT.
Call and get bottle from Adie & Gray's, Purcell
Laid 4 Co. .. Fisher Winston's any OF the prn.
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.,AMI.Y OF LIKELY NEGROES. FOR

SALE.-I have for sale, to remain In the city
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman il "a good Cook, Washer and Ironer as
well valuable house servant, and is sold for no
fault Being about To rendye tn another State. do
not wish to separate her from her husband. Apply
to b. w. STARKE,
oc lots Law Building
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OS0 900 IN FIR E HI AND DESI-
epCO,OOO RABLE GOODS, AT COST FOR
CASH, OR SHORT PAPER FOR SUMS OVER
Sl00- In anticipation of change in our firm on the
LIST of January next, and of moving at that time
frem present place of business, to new store
on Main street, will, from and after this date of
fer our large and recent imported stock at prime
COST FOR CASH, or short notes. Such an 0ppor-
tunity is rarely offered to the trade and merchants
both in the city and country, may rely upon getting
GREAT BARGAINS.
We enumerate few of the leading goods in our
stock:
Embroideries Woollen Comforts
Hosiery Velvet Ribbons
Gloves Buttons
Handkerchiefs Tailor's Trimmings
Neck Ties Port Monnaes
Collars Brushes
Shirts Combs
Under Shirts Fancy Goods, &c.
GINTER Il ALVEY,
oc I4-dlm No l6 Pearl street.
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CHAIRS.-200 doz. Chairs, various
styles and quality, on hand and for sale at man
ufactnref's prices. ALEX. MOTT,
AurfioDeer.
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:. ~, r.. UNION AGRICULTURAL

Fs.. rz4szz=xs=sr1 RICHM0ND, Oct, lat, 1857.
80 Es 81 sss:sssia SPECIAL NOTlCE.--On
after this date, ALL packages intended for E1
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. viii 10 received at Office l34 Main
street, instead of Railroad Depot, a. heretofore be-
ing in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company
]. L. MACDoNOUGH, Agent
&C 5-ts Adams Express Coulp any.
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BUSINESS DONE BY THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptrollers Report, for SO
New Policies issued
within tIla

JNO. II. SHOOK,
General Agent and Attorney for Va.
ST. Gro PE4GHg, NJ. D., Medical ExapilIor.
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E,IRST OF THE SEAS0N.-New crop
y MALAGA RAISINS.-Jsst received. per steam.
aud quartsg, nsw crop RAIsINs, for sale by
&C Is LOUIS J. BOSsIEUx.
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FRENCH INOES, Bsyadere,
Il Striped, Shaded and Solid Colers Mousaines. we
selling lower than they were Offered before
oc ~ Il n NJ ROsENRAUM.
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GROSS CUT AND MILL SAWS-War-
~ ranted to give satisfaction, or be returned. For
sale cheap by
GARRISON, ANDERSON 4 CO..
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MADEIRA WINES, Low GRADES

20 quarter ca ks Collie Wine
20 quarter and eighth casks London Particular.
For sale by SELDEN h MILLER,
DC IL Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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COR FEVER AND AGUE.-Osgood's
II India ChoIagngue Rowand's Tonic Mixture, and
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure. For saleby
j. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
ae II 18th street
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Tron.
ouch.
5. Win
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)5 BBLs prime fat No Mackerel just
~ received by jamestown for sale by
&C 20 WM WALLACE sons. 3
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W., TUITION In MUSIC,-MIss +.
SAgS A. WATSON will continue to give lessons in
SA~ Music, on the Piano Forte, at the residences of
her Pupils and at her residence in the Carlton House.
on 18th street, where information will be given TO
terms OF tuition. DC LIN
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-01
PrODccts in Ohio.

We are frequently asked what are the pros
poets Throughout, the Stite?' In reply to all
who may make such inquiries, we would say,
most laitering indeed. 1t has been our fortune
to observe closely every political struggle in
Ohio for sumo years past, and never did we look
over the battlefield when the prospects were so
bright as now. Even last year, the incessant
noise Of the enemy seemed to inspire them with
something akin to hope and the field did not
look so favorable as now, The Fillmore men
made some noise even in our own midst, but
those of them who were Of pro-slavery tendencies,
voted for Buchanan while those who were more
liberal and yet dissatisfied withthe Republicans,
voted for Fillmore.
Now the Fillmore party may Justly be con-
sidered out of the way, and the battl- is be-
tween the pro-slavery party and the Repubi-
cans The chang-s which have taken place
since the election of last fall, have principally
favored the Republican party. Ali to this the
increased personal popularity Of CIV. Chasr
and the growing popularity OF Republican,
principles, and We see nothing to induce us to
think that Chase's majority for Governor will
be less tdn 2o,OOO, aud 1t may double that
number,
Ffom all parts Of tha State we have the most
cheering proofs that the Republicans are wide
awake. The meetings in the Southern aud Eas
tern portions of Ohio are unusually large anc
enthusiastic. The Champaign county outragc
is still fresh in the memories OF the people o.
that section of the State, and Payne will be al
most entirely deserted On the Western Re
serva all know how the case stands. In the
North West, the friends of Freedom and Free
Labor have every prospect of increasing theii
strength. The Germans everywhere are coming
out from the Locofuco party and will do gooc
battle under the Republican banner.
All these facts, and many more, induce us II
feel confident that the Republican majoritny
Ohio at the approaching election will greatly
exceed that Of last fall.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-01
Dated April ,, 1851.
AMENDMENT NO. Y.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State
,of Ohio, Three iths of the members elected to
each honse concurring therein that It be- aud here
by is proposed the electors of this State tnvole,
annroyal or rejection of the following amendment
az a, additional section to article eleven of the
oonstitution Every county which now is, or may
hereafter he entitled to more than one senator, or
for the residue of the pre- ent decen-
NAL period or for all or any portion OF any sub
sequent decennal period shall be divided into as
many senatorial and representative districts as
there may be senators represent atives elective
IN any one year of the present, or any subsequent
,decennial period. which districts shall be oi con
teuous territory, and each district hal contain as
nearly a ratio for senator representative az ID
attainable without violating the rule herein ven
as 10 contiguity of territory and without dividing
ike township elsetion preeinct, or ward II any
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PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Perysburg, Thursday, Oct, /, 1857.

6S- The last numb-r of the Prrrysburg Demo
crut contains lengthy article, written by a
crrtsin Common Pleas lawyer, which abOunhs
in low. personal blackguarIism and slanderous
iuSinu,t ,tions, the character of which is so far
beneath the ordinary court sizes and common
decrncies of q public journal, that We cannot
for moment think oi m tting the author ON
hif own duughill. Common srll-respect, and a
decrnt regard for the ferlings of the relatives ol
this person, as well as our fixed determine ton not
to debasr our columns to the indecent purpose OF
maligning private character, alone prevent the
crayonizing of some disgraceful scenes in the
life of this disSipated young democratic wise,
acre.