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-Four Persons Frozen to Death.

On the Goth inst. four persons we're found
frozen 10 death on Williamstown mountain,
N. Y, near the Massac husetts line. They
were basket makers, and were seen the day
previous in Petersburg to buy three bottles
Of liquor, two OF which were found empty
beside the bodies. The snow was foot and
q half deep on the mountain, and in differ
ent places there were snow.drifts six and
eight feet high. They were found lying
together, with their limbs frozen stiff. The
names Of the persons were Amaza Blew and
wife, whites, Tant Curtiss and soR coiored.
A faithful dog was found lying between the
dead bodies. He fought with desperation
the persons who came, to take the bodies
away, and when he could do no more, he
followed the corpses to Petersburg and in
Sisted upon being near them. sn + Z
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EOrelgn Appointments.

The Washington States Of the 99th ult.,
says: i+ ha &'# @t a"
Foreign appointments cannot be much
longer deferred. To wpit longer for the
retirement OF our numerous corps Of foreign
ministers and consuls would be useless.
most OF them have full time to signify TO the
President wish to be recalled. With the
exception OF Governor Vroom, our Minister
at Beslin, doubt whether oae Of them will
voluntarily come home. They will not save
Mr.. Buchanan the trouble of recalling them.
There is no talk, us yet, OF the recall ol
Mr.. Dallas, and it is persumed that he will
be allowed to remaiR as long as he may
please. But the mission to Spain has al.
ready been offered to Southern man, Mr..
Pickens. and the French mission to Mr. Sli.
dell. Whether either will accept is not yeI
known. j }a at
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.AdvestIsement.l fat-l. ;.
CHARLES -. .s.5.1
LONDON
CORDIAL

An UNEouALEp sTIMULANT, prURETrc AND
TONIC IsvIeoRAHT, AND An AsREEABLE ARo-
MATIc SANITARY BEVERAGE.
/ beg 10 call the attention OF Southern
and Western merchants 10 the superior mer.
its of this exquisite cordial.
Il 10 pure extract Of the Italian Juniper
Berry, distilled from the very best Of Eng
lish grain, under the surv eillance Of the
British Excise Laws, and has been port
nounced by the medical faculty Of Great
Britain and the United States to be the best
and the safest alcoholic stimulant ever Of.
fered to the public.
1t is used with great success in cases Of
DYsPEPsIA, GoUr, RHEUMATISM, DRorsY,
GRAVEL, Collie, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AoUE,
STRUCTURE, DISEASES OF THE URINARY On.
CANS, EPiIEPsy, &c.
1t is also delicious tonic beverage, and
by its peculiar favor Geo different from other
| gins) is universally esteemed by all who
use il.
The following, emong thousands OF q
similar kind, is from SO reliable and valuable
q source, that we give it place:-- .-.s....,-.....
New YORK, Sept. az, 1855.
To Col. f: C. CHARLEs:-MY DEAR SIR
Under some circumstances we recommend
Holland Gin as medicine. As yours con.
tains much larger quantity OF Juniper,
think it preferable article. Ir rs THE DEsr
ARTICLE OF THE KIND HAVE SEEN.
. VALENTINE MorT, M, D.
O1TBeware OF poisonous mixtures, manu-
factured in imitation, and sold as LONDON
! CORDIAL GIN! 4
The records OF the Custom horses in the
cities Of New York, Boston and Philsdel.
ph 10, chow that CHARLES LONDON CoKpIAL
! GIN is the only London Gin rally imported,
aaa sold in bottles. A recent controversy
in the New York papers has demonstfated
that up to that date, TO wit, the beginning Of
November last, the only importation Of Lon.
don Cordial Gin ever made, except by our.
Selves has been two pipes imported in 1855.
On the credit Of these two pipes, which
would fill only few hundred BOTTLES, over
one hundred thousand dozen. Of noxious
mixture, called "L.omdon Cordial GiD; hays
been spread oil ever this Continent, and
sold ct q cost 90 per ce0t. below the esSt ~
importation OF London Cordial Gin, BY oiis
concern; whilst another, who represent
themselves agents for "Booth & SedgwicP,
Of Lsndon," HAD NEVER IMPORTED ONE DRof,
and yet have flooded the whole South and
West with their SO called LoNpoN GIS.
The genuine CHARLES LoEnoK CORDIAL
Gin is for sale in quarts at one doIlar, and
p;nis at fifty cents, by oil Druggists and
Grocers. Be sure that, though sty led "Lox.
DON CORDIAL GIN," it is absolutely Charles'.
To escape sdul,eraied aud poisonous mix
lures, it does not suffice that the article be
lubeled LONDON CORDIAL Gin. but be GER
tain that it is CHARLES. None other 10
J genuine.
For sale by the Importer and Proprietor.
EDMUND c. CHARLES.
No 40, Broadway, New York.
March 10, l857.-3m.
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support your County Papers.

In every county in Ohio there are at least
tive newspapers published, generally one Of
each political party. As a general thing they
are poorly supported. The editor has to be
printer, clerk and pressmun. He can i'll
afford to devote much of his time to the mere.
editing Of paper. He depends more on
the "jobs" which are brought to his Office,
for support, than upon the income derived
directly from bis paper. 1.-THE Repsb blicaas
and Democrats In each Of the counties would
each subscribe and pay in advance for their
county papers, they would do good work
to themselves, their families, and to the
printers. 1t is the local press Of the several
counties which, after oil, has the most i'll
fuence upon the county elections, and it is
shame that they are no more generously
supported.
As it is, the profits OF the profession are
condaed chiefly to the large cities like New
York, Cincinnati, &c. The Tribune week
ly has q very extensive circulation in Ohio,
and yet it seldom contains as much informa-
tion OF real use to the subscribers as the we'll
conducted county papers. The city papers
print larger editions. They derive larger
revenue from their Immense advertising pat.
ronuge. They are thus eaabled to have a
large corps OF editors to take charge Of the
various departments of the paper. There
are upwards to forty persons engaged in edi-
ting the Daily Tribune. exclusive of their
foreign correspondents. We presume that
there are not less than ten or dozen per.
sons engaged in the same way upoa tae Ga.
zette ond Commercial OF Cincinnati. In taiis
way they are are able to make a much bet.
ter paper than the county editor can posi-.
bly, expect to make, who not only has to
make his own selections, and write his own
editorials, but set up, print off and mail bis
own papers, If the county papers were
supported with sufficient liberality, as they
ought to be, t o permit the editor to devote
his whole time to the editorial department,
Tho people of the county would be great
psi,, crs by it. AS affairs now stand, we cau
onlv no ne that an effort will be made it each
county in tis State to increase the subscrib
ton lists of the local papers, including these
of our own county. ...s.5. ..
The foregoing remarks from the Oht'
State .Journ al deserves consideration. 1t IL
an incontestable fact that the hard york o.
organizing, supporting and fighting the bat
ties of party, devolves mainly upon tht
4 country press. 1t should be putronizet
and supported better, for better, than j
now is. No editor can write good article
when his mind is in constant worry in re
gard to the means of paying his debts or pur
chasing the next bill Of paper. ifyea van
good local paper give it good support
Every reader whether he be Democrat 0
4 Republican can do something towards tn
increase Of subs cription and the indepen
: denee Of his County Newspaper. In thi
. way the political interest Of bis party an
= > the general and local interest Of the count
. will be well cared for aHd advanced,
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A Terrible JoIse aald BIunder.

The workmen in . planning mill at New.
port, Kentucky, last week, tied rope around
the neck Of one Of their number who was
dfusk and noisy. b. some means the end
Of the rope caught on the SHAFT which was in
motion. The poor fellow, now sobered by
fear, shrieked terribly 20 he found himself
dragged towards the machinery, and felt the
rope tightening nronnd his neck. One Of
the hands sprung forward with knife, and
severed the rope, but, in his frightened haste,
did II 10 biunderly that he cut the unfortunate
telicw's throat, inficting deep cash, from
WATCH the blood flowed nbsadantly. The
wound, fortunately, was not fatal.
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PRIcE FIFTY cENTs.1 4
A pEnFuMRn RRRATu Whstg 1.H.. !.

gentleman would remain under the curse Of Ais.
agreeable breath when BY using the sBALn o. THou.
SAND FLowERs" as dentffice. would not only render
persons do not know their breath 10 bad and hs sub.
ess &C SS.itate their friends viii never mention u,
Poura single drop Ralmn on your toothbrush, and
will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily Be
acquired by uSlng the BALM or TaeusAnp FLo1sss.
II Will tan. pimplos and ireekes from the skid,
leaving Il Of son and soseaie hue. Wet towel,
pour on tive OF three drops and wash the face nigh
and morning.
SHAvIKG MADE EAsx.--We Wet ysur shaviDg
d1on II sneF wsTn e Se s,sT pSus sn I'VE @
beard WE'LL and II will make beautiful con ather,
much facilitating the operation OF shaving Price only
so cents. Beware Of counteffeits. kone goDuthe
less signed by w. P. FETRIDGE q CO.,
Oct s-6m FrankIin squaEe, NeM Yofk.
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Here is picture of Sunday life in Chica.
20, furnished BY the 1imes: sA
Here ID Chicago, on Sunday, we have
tifty.six churches opea during the forenoon
and evening; but ak the same time there are
no less than. eighty ball rooms, in each Of
which The .band" plays from morning till
midnight, and waltzing goes on without IL.
tesmission. II addition to these festivi.
tisss We hsss two theaters, each with the il
5,fgsiormeEs in tights riyalling Ellsler 10
their graceful ev6ldtiens.
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GxYThs Sentinel Of last week made no
allusion to ito groundless charge, based upon
a Palmyra letter, against the County Com
missioners. The proof to sustain the ale.
CATION Of the letter is not at hand. We
construe the silence OF the Sentinel as an
abandonment. II not retraction Of the
chasee, and therefore, further remark is ua.
necessary ~ Democrat. 5a
The reason our reply did not DpPesr les
week, war becsuse the article in the Demo
cras was hot a6sics8 until the matter for thu
Ssasiael was entirely SET up. We in n
sabandon the assertions previously made
but on the contrary. renew them. We fe
fer our neighbor to the letter Of III. Hobin
! son 10 10. .dsy's paper.
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Michigan Hcrnocrnts.

The vote cast at the recent Judicial elec-
ton in Michigan. exhibits IHrss Democratic
gains since the Presidential election. The
Democrats have gained in every county, ex.
cepting four, and in these their loss is but
$50. while in twcnty.four counties their gain
was s,547. Net gains in twen,y.eigbt coun'
ties, 1864. Other counties, the official votes
Of which are not published, will, II is said by
the Detroit Free Press, increase this gain.
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OrrrcE q THE Con-. OF CoMMoN ScHooLs(
Columbus, o., April, 1854.

C0tuH50He, w. ApTus 1908.
The great number Of questions arising un-
der the .resen School Law, and the impor.
lance Of having a thorough understanding
BY ito officers, Of the provisions y; the iaw'
and uniform policy pursued 10 ell the coun.
ties, In lis administration, have imposed the
necessity Of having some medium OF COM
munication with those officers, and the Com.
missioner has gladly availed himself Of the
Ohio yomyaal Of Education for this purpose.
All my odieiaI decisions and opinions
have been, snd will contiaae to be, publish
ed in the .Iournal; and II Il my opinion tia,
County Auditors will be justified in subscri.
bing for copy for their own use, and oae
(or nore) for the Board o. School Examinersi
and that Township Boards may order II fC'
the township clerk, and the clerk Of each
sub-district, and include the cost Of the sara'
! In their annual estimate OF money to be rails
| ed id accordance with the first clause Of u,
4 2gd section of the School Law.
The copies 90 taken should, OF course, y
! kept Oh file in their respective Offices, en-
be transmitted TO their successors in office
ANSON SMYTH,
Cemmissioaer cf Common Schools.
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EnlAnRAaxs HEEfaETER.-ts0 dosstkS
acus Journd hesd the following pair u
ParAeEaPhsll-Yeh, the Govsrller ef Canton.
% Q face a the day ofjudgmeHI SsEe nteen
thoussnd persons whom he hss 6thsfdel
wIthin the very short time that he has he ID
ONCE. And mother and four danghsrs, q
Northampton, Massachusetts,, seventeen Law.
fol husband, whom they have married In ~
Worldl
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CoUATKRrEIr,-C CouHterfeit el notes on
the Fort SAnwix Bank, Of Rome. are in cir
eulaiion. 1t 10 q photograph Of the geDui1e
bill, taken by the new process, end Of course
resembles the original exactly, except that
the ViQnette is coarse, and has the appear
.ance Of q wood engraving. The PsPer b
light and thin. ~u 1a
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ANOTHER FLORAL REMEDH-Lieulenant
Msury, continuing In the Rarai Nsw forksT
his TemSrks on the planting Of sun flowers
as a preventative of chills and fever In
marshy districts, suggests that water lilies
planted in marshes would have sluiilaf
beneficial effect.
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WHEELING, Virginia. April SOW. D.
Buchanan Of Marshall county. Va, well
known ss poet and suihoT, and eoFresp0n.
dent Of the National Intslligenosr and Homs
Journal. died suddenly In this elty today q
II o'clock, with disease Of the kesTt. ~
was SO years Of sge.
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@The Virginia election will take place
sn the fourth Thursday in May, which will
be the 2Sth. In August elections will be
bold In Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, North Carolina, Tennessee aAi rexas.
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DIED.

In Edinburgh, on the let inst. n Dffs AfrcR
MYERS. vile of william r. Myers5 sged S7s
years. ypi A8i. 5ss ssstSs l
In chsrfeston. On the. s0th Wit, Uf con.
sumption, SARAH Il Daughter cf Andrew D..
and Eliza A. Hsymuker, eyed 10 years. n
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Tar CLours BREAxfse IN RHoDE Is.5
LAxD. The redemption of Newport, Rhode
Island. the old stronghold Of the enemy, is
one OF the most hopeful sigma Of the Zines.
The vote for Mayer ssoood-for WIN. H.
Cranstoh, $50; Swinsurne, present Mayor
and sham Repnblican end bogus Ameriesg
candidate, 3s4; scattering, III Cragst01t
oYcf Swinburne, 23s; over al, re.
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MARRIEn.

On the 23d ult., BY J. Dempster Horton,
Esq HiRAM B. HUTsoH, and Miss PHEyE
H. VAucHAs, all Of Deer6eld.. '''t is''' %
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Democratic maiority

The counties to be heard from gave Frs'
mont in November last only 24s majority.-.
So the State hss certainly gone Democratic.
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IOwn Election.

The Davenport Democrat Of the as,h ult.,
has returns from all but eighteen cOonties,
sRd the majOrities foot up ss follow: ~
Democratic. 9,577
Republican, 1886
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AN ACT

lNo. 35. AN ACT H.. !
To amend section twelve Of the act entitled
ian act relating to Dover" passed Janu.
sry %, 1923.
SECTION /. De IL enacted by The GensrG
Assembly of The State Of Ohio, That section
twelve Of the act entitled San act relating
10 dower," passed January 2s, 1923, be go
amended as to read as follows: Section IL.
That when dover shall be decreed on any
petition, filed as aforesaid, the court shall
appoint three judicious, disiDterested men
OF the vicinity, in the county where such
lands may be situated, who are not Of kin
to either of the parties interested, and issue
their order to the sheriff of the county in
which the land is sitnate, commanding him
By the oaths Of the commissioners, to set
off and assign such dover to such petitioner
itf manner es set forth in the decree; and the
commissioners and sheriff to whom such or
der is directed, shall in al things obey the
same, and return their proceedings therein
10 the said court at such time as the cour
shall appoint; and such assignment, II ap
proved by the court, shall be entered on tn
records thereof, and shall be thencefortl
valid and effective in law; writ Of sei2i
SifaiI thereupon issue from the said court !
the Sheriff Of the county, who. on the re
ceipt thereof, shall deliver to the widow iu
possession of her dover assigned to her o
Aforesaid.
Gsc. 3. ThSt the original secsson twelr
n the 1Ettb which this is an a6entaieh
Do and tie same ishereby reyealed.'
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect froI
end fafter its passage.
~ JOSEPH TRUESDALE, Il
Spsatsr pvo tenn. ellie House Of Representl
tires.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Stnate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March 10, 1857.
fNo. AL AN ACT
20 amend an Aet entitled "An Act fer II
Prevention Of Ginning" passed March j
1881.
EEc1ros i. Be II enacted by TIE Gessr
Asssnably cf fAs STATE Of Ohio, fhai any lpe
sspn bringing any action Or suit authoriz
By the act entitled "An act for the pfeve
isn Of gaming passed March ~, lsa
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AN ACT

mo. 30.1 AN ACT
TO smend an act entitled zen act to provide
for the organization of cities end fnccrpo'
rated Villages" passed May Sd, 1852.
SECTION /. BE it enectca BY The Genera
Assembly Of Me State Of Ohio, That section
twenty FIVE of On act "to provide for the or
ges," passed May Sd, 1869, be SO emended
as to read as follows: All municipal corpor-
aticns, organized or TO be organized, under
this act, except incorporated viHsges for
sPecial purposes, shallhave power to regu.
late or prohibit all theatrical exhibitions and
public shows, and all exhibitions of whatev.
tr name or nature, for which money or any
other reward, is in any manner demanded
or received: Provided, that lectures on his
toric, litcrory or scientific subjects shall moi
come within the provisions of this section;
to regulate or prohibit the sale Of oil horses
or other domestic animals, at public auction,
in the streets, alleys or highways; to regu.
late and license, or prohibit the suctioneer'
ing of goods, wares aad merchandise, i'm
ported INTO oAy sach city or incorporated
villsSe 70: the purpose of beisg sold ut pub.
lie auction; to regulate all carts, wagons,
drays, hackney coaches. omnibuses, and
every description of carriages, which mey
be kept for hire, and all livery stables; to
regulate taverns, and other houses for pub
TIC entertainment, and to regulate or pro.
hitit afe md porter shops and houses, and
places for significant or habltual resort teT
tipPling and intempcrance.
SEC. 3. That the original section TWEEN.
" FIVE, aforesaid, be and the sanle is hereby
repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of Tie House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYEOR.
President Of tEE Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March 6, 1857.
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LAWS OF OHIO
By AUTHoRITY
ral AN Acr

me. l9l AN ACT
ToSmend Ihe vet entitled ''An act 81 the
Yifisdiefion aud procedure before yuatees
ofthesptacc. end ofihe duties Of Consta'
Iies inCivil Courts" Psssed March l4lh,
1853.
as-fsfcTrora. Be 10 enacted ~ che GeRersl
Ass,nhl. Of he Stets Of Ohio, That the for
tv.affh scetioh Of TIC bet eItitled IAN act
of the jurisdic ion and procedure before JUS
,ices Of the Peace, and Of the duties Of Con-
stnbles in Civil Courts" passed March
Iath. 1863. be 80 BmeRded Us to read as
follows: Section IS. lRiu6gmeDtbe rem
dercd IN favor Of the defendant in ihe setion,
the attachment ,hall te discharged, and the
property attached or its proceeds shall be
returned TO him, Dnlcss the plaintiff shall
within a certain time, to be fixed BY the
Justice, give On undertaking for an appeal
70 the Court of Common Pleas, which time
shall not exceed ten days; during which
time 90 fixed BY the Justice the property shall
moi be returned to the defendant, and in
esse.6f appeal by either party, tue attach.
medrshuli be continued in and determined
bvfhe Court of Common Pleas in the same
manner as though said attachment had been
issned frcm said Court OF Common. Pleas.
SIC. 2. That when the Plaintiff shall
appeal, the undertaking shall be at least in
double the amcuE. ofshe appraised value OF
the property attached and in addition TO the
conditions now provided by law Tor under
iakings in appeal shall contain provision
10 pay defendant all damages sustained II
1t shaiI be found in the Court of Common
Pleas that said attachment was wrongfully
obtained.
SEC. 8. That original Section Is OF
the act 10 which tits is on amendment be
and the sfme Is hereby repealed.
tf N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Srealcr of the Hoase of Representatives..
THOMAS H. FORD,
President ef The Senate.
February %, 1857. ...
mo. 26 4 AN ACT
To amend section 49l Of an act entitled
"Au net to establish code Of civil proce-
dure," passed March II, 1858.
SECTION |. Be ii enacted BY 4hc General
Assembly Of The State Of pAfo, That section
49i ofihe act 10 o'estabish a code Of civil
procedure, pssse d March IL, 1853, as amend
ed BY an act passed March 20, 1856, enti'
tied '.an act 10 amend sections 4S9, 400
491, of the act TO establish code Of civil
procedure, ;" Sc, be so amended as 10 read
us follows: Section 4sl. Execution may be
issued upon transcripts flied in vacation oil
during term, dt csg time after said trans
cript may be filed, the same US il the judg
mcnts had been taken in court, and the
sheriff shall return the snme as other exc
cutions: Provided that on sGfCh execution nj
sale shall be adv ertised and made till aite
The next tenn after the fling of said trans
cr:pt; ind the liens shall be ns provided il
section 400; and in ni1 sules Of reai estate
made on executions issued upon Transcript
the Sheriff's proceedings shall be examined
and approved BY the Court as IN other cases
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
February 26, 1857.
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IEC EN n LOD1
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus, March IL, 1857.

mo. 45.l AN ACT
upplementary to the act further to pre-.
scribe the duty Of County Commissioners,
passed April 9Th, 1856.
SECTION /. Be il enacted By the General
Assembly If the State cf Ohio, That the Com.
missioners of any county be, and they are
hereby, authorized, whenever in their opin-
ion the public interests of any such county
weuld be promoted thereby, to sell and dis.
cose of any real estate now, or hereafter ac-
au;red by any county; and, also, to purchase
snch other real estate, In any county, as the
commiss;o.ners thereof may deem necessary
for The nubi;c use: Provided. that whenever
the amount Of pny sale, and additional sp.
propriotion that may be required for any
speci6c purpose, shall exceed five thousand
dollars, the question of sale and approPrla..
tion shall first be submitted t. the qualified
voters of the county, as provided N sec'ion
thTes Of the"act further to prescribe t''e uu,
ties Of County Commissioner" passea
April stE;, 1856.
JOSEPH TRUEsDALE,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House Of RsPresenta.
tiues.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tem.
Columbus, March II, 1857. ......... .s
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, March II, 1875
thereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original ro lis
on fle 10 this Office.
JAMES H. BAKER,
Secretary Of State.
AuDlToR's OFFIcE, Ravenna,
pnrfana cnnniv q Nav 4 1871