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any or all of said officers into active service, Wheh
their services may be found necessary.
See. 67. The adjutants of regiments, squadrons
and battaons shall attend to- and record at returns
from the commandant of regiments, squadrohs ana
battalons, and record the same in book TO DO pro-
vdided for that purpose and shall perform sucn otn
er duties as may from time to time be required OF
them by the commandant of their regiments, squad
rons and battalions, Provided, that when any adJu'
tant shall bo absent in command, tho commanding
officer shall appoint suitable person to do tho duty
of the Adjutant.
Sec. 6S. That the acknowledgement of the state
shall furnish tJ the commandants OF divisions ior
the use of their brgades blank forms Of rolls bonds
and of the different returns that may bc required
from time to time by this act, and explain the
principles on which they should be made.
Sec. 50. The commander-in-chlet shall cause two
thousand copies of this act to be printed in book form
which books shall have attached to them all the
cessary forms by which all returns can be made Of
companies, regiments, squadrons battalons; also
bripades and divisions which blank forms may be as
near as circumstances will admit to those which nc
companied the act of 1887 for organizing, diciplm-
ing militia and volunteer militia of Ohio, which
pamphlets shall be Immediately distributed and for
warded to the county seats of the several brigades
as other laws are, and in due tme to be directed to
the brigadier generals or commandants of brigade,
who shall be bound to receive and distribute, rs
circumstances may require,
Sec 20. The act entitled ian act for organizing
and diseiplnng the militia and volunteer militia
passed March 4, 1887 and ali acts and parts of acts
amendatory thereto, or inconsistent with this act
arc hereby repealed. This act to take effect imme
diatey after its passage.
JOSEPH TRUESD ALE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn
Columbus, March %, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing law
are correctly copied from copies certified
by the Secretary of State.
john STEPHENSON,
Auditor of Jackson County
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EEWe would call the especial atten-
ton Of Farmeis and Fruit growers, to the
Advertisement of Gore 4 O. p their
choice variety of Fruit trees I'm the
world famed Syracuse nurseries Of Smith
Thorp & Hanclett 1t is fact worthy
Of note that Northern grown fruit trees
are far superior td bther kinds for this lat
itude, and as ;htY warrant their fruits
true to name. all Interested cannot dc
better than to give them an order.
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COMMANDER IN. CHIEF.

soc. 6S. The commander-n-chief, whenever, in
his opinion, II becomes necessary, may organize a
subsistence or commissary department by appointing
a conmissary general, or general of a subsistence
Jonar,mcnt with the rank Of brigadier general and
ssah othcr assistant commissaries as he may think
nccssssry. for the good Of tho service may require,
,h snch rank as Is conferred on officers Of the same
s,ation in tho army Of the United States and may
oIso onnoint such number Of storokeepers and other
ofccrs as the good ,of the service may require and
NAV order any or oil such officers in actual service
whom their services become necessary.
Sec. 6B. Tho commander in-chiei, when IN MS
o.;n;o, n becomes necessary may complete the or
1aani,ation oftho medical department by appoint.
ine surgeon general, with tho rank of colonel and
sas eaeh division ahospitNl surgeon, with the rank
~ i,s5ienaut colonel, and for each brigade, hos
Ui,sl surgeon, with the rank Of major and >ss cal
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GTBy reference to Neir card, it will
be seen that R. G, Holman, and r. b,
Stevenson, havelormed 4 partnership in
the practice of Law. Thsy ave both very
clever gentlemen aud yed Lawyers,
We wish them success. ~ saa--r
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u Owing to the length of the Militia
Law, which we publish entire. and the
number of advertisements. our usual va
riety of news items are excluded.
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Health.

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GP('eo. A. Crofut, general Advertisement
Agent, next door to the Post Office, Philadelphia
is our agent for procuring Advertisements and
Subscription for that city, and has full power to
collect the amounts due this Otfice. for the same
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JAcKsoN, G, II. OHIO
THURSDAY, April %. 1857,

t1y"F. W. HURT & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, No. y
Bncon's Building, N. W. cor. Walnut Sixth StSs,
arc our sole Agents to procure subscriptions and ad
yertiscments, in that CITY,
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Wu1rr TrrTAS SsruwED BREATH AND l,E,
TIrrL CoMprrT AcaSibc acquired by using a
"l}alm of n Thgi Alnd Flowers" What lady n
gentleman would maip under the curse Of d,uA
Srecablo breath. wSenlky using the eB6LM a 4,
THOUSAND FLowrRs" al oentilriee, would1
only render it sweet, but TeSeve the teeth Write,
alabaster? Many persons do ne, Know know their brs
is bad, and the subject is SO desieats the'ifl
will never mention it. beware u eounterfell
DO sure each bottle is signed
For sale by all Druggists. IL
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Notice.
Attachment Notice.

Grutbn, Hoffman Il Co., praiatiffs. yohs
Wil,an' defendant. Before II. Adam ~. :, =.
Lick sswuship. Jackson county ohio. DsIs
dei,z : his action will take notice, thae'said
lice isoed an order orau achment 10 the aoc
setiors On the 9Th day Of April, A. D, loSt
the stm. Of twenty three collars and twenty
seven v sseals. Cause continued until ths22d dul
"r Ma I'D, 1851, at 10 o'clock A NJ
A,M1I. 1851. 5-3w
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Respected Sir-I have been for series ofyeau
afflicted with Dyspepsia, inactivity of the Liv-
er, and Nervous Debility. My mental powers
have been SO reduced as to rendermc quite unfit
for The transaction Of any kind Of business Il,
After consulting many eminent physicians, and
using their prescriptions, and after using the
mo It popular remedies Of the day, supposed to-
be applicable to my case, always failed to have
relief. friend with much persuasion, induc-
ed me 70 try bottle of your celebrated Bitters-
have used one bottle, and this day commenced
the second. can with cbecr,uness state TINT
it has happily improved me-. My appetite and
spirits have astouishngly improved, and beS
sgin to feel es Though had grown (suddenlt)
ten years younger; and really am almost PC
pared to say that now consider myself eahd-
lated for any business, while.,tscn days agi l
would as soon have undertakeSn to ",quareS ShS.
circle. as 70 have attemptedA,. Yours,
ToDr. G. M. jackson, Philadelpha.
See advertisement. q-2w
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Eg- The Cd term of the Jackon Union
School will commence on the 4th day of
May next.
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RgThe following are the names of AS
SCISSORS of tho several Townships in this
county, for 1857.
Franklin-Wm. H. Cherington.
Hamiltoh-William Parks.
Lick-JRme Sheppard.
Milton-Mordecai Durham.
Scioto-E Ezekiel lnmsn.
Jefferson -C. NJ. Buck.
Madison Aaron McLaughlen.
Liberty4lapes Henry.
Bloomfield 4Randal R. Russell.
Washington Thos. W. Leach.
Jackson--M Martin Ray.
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t.Y-H. 8. SonELL, late of the firm Of Skillin,
Vasschcr, Owen & Schell, United States Foreign
Newspaper A dvertisng Agent, MOfat's Building,
1856 Broadway, New York.
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The IIocKtNe VALLEY RAILROAD hLL;
--This bill. which has perhaps excAeu !.
as much interest as any that has bee
fore the Legislature this wlnle. was
lea,ed to-day in the Senate.--Q. s. -.
nal, Saturday,
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MARRIED.

,-MAAMIED- Sunday, April 18th, 1857, by Co.
Goodrich, Esq, JAMES WINTERS and MARY S!
CHANDLER, oil of Jackson County, Ohio.
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ARRESTS,

Sec, 81. On .complaint-Of a commiss-a
ioned officer made in writing to asuperior
officer touching the conduct of any officer
such superior Shall il he think the COM
.pIaint a sufficient one for an arrest, cause
the officer against whom such complaint
is made to .6earrested, and when any OF.
licer is arrested as aforesaid the officer
whose duty il is to arrest, shall noti6ythe
officer arrested in writing that be is sus.
pended from command until acquitted
from such arrest, stating the ground oI
arrest and place Of trial,
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To DR.. G. M. jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. 4-2w
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LEGAL VOTERS.

Sec. A.. Major Generals, Brigadier
Generals, coloueIs, lieutenant colonels'
majors, captains and subaIterns, snail be
elected by the persons subject to perform
military duty at the time OF sad election,
and belonging TO the company, squad
ron. regiment, brigade or division in
which such officer, when elected, is to
serve. The residence OF which said
electors shall constitute each the respeo
live division, brigade, regimental ant
company districts
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