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On Sunday morning, 9th inst, at his resi-
idence in Brookville township, Franklin
county, JOSEPH WYNN, Sr.
Though native of England, he has long
been resident of Franklin county, and dur
ing that long residence maintained the char
acter of good citizen and kind neigh
Dor.
His sickness was protracted and severe,
but was borne with Christian patience and
sweet resignation to the Divine will
In Chicago, on the 18th inst, Mrs. HAN
NAH WHITE wife Of DR.. 4. w. White, and
daughter of James II. Speer, Esq, of
Brookville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

Dy-The Franklin County Republicans
are anxious TO get county paper. We
should think good Republican paper
there might be made to pay.-Libsrty Her.
AID
So il might If any one wishes to try
it, we will sell them all the necessary ma.
terial on reasonable time, and rent them
an office. We have yet for sale all of the
material used for printing the american,
before it was moved, except the press, which
we will sell cheap to any one who wishes to
enter upon the business. Itis in the Office,
and ready for use There is also Oil excel
lent assortment of Job Type, Chases DO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. j. w, Locke, A. NJ,
Prof. Jxo p ROUSE and Miss s A. LOCK
WOOD, both of Brookville College.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
RATES OF COMMISSION

WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT is MADE.
On sales Of $1,000 and under, commission will be
2per cent except when the Is less than 0O from
5000 $4,000 will be chrrged per cent from CO.,
UOO Z. $1,000 will be charged per cent. In all
per cent will he charged on the FIRST $1,000 On all
sales OF property while In our hands, commission will
be charged, though the sale be consunmatcd By other
pratics.
two weeks notice, and an contract Is commenced
before withdrawal, our commission must bc paid.
III - We making arrang ements TO form business
connections with reliable irns Ia Iowa, Missouri Wis
consn, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas, and will be
prepared TO locate Land Warrants, buy, exchange,
sell Western property to advantage To those wishing
TO emigrate 10 and growing country.
We shal conduct business with promptness and 'teg
rity, and desire all th0se trusting their proper In
handsto give fair and full description OF Its location
quality, advantages and disadvantages.
Persons wishing 60 exchange, purchase orsol We In
vite to examine our register. -.t
april 1851
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
The Most Wonderful Medicine

Which has ever appeared, 10 DR.. s. A. Viewers CAN
KEa and sALr RHrux srRur, with the crE.rE, which
10 advertised In another column. Tits the production
OF regularly educated physieiansand us,of
curing all diseases OF the blood, II faithfully perseyer
ed In.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
$4,000 REWARD

vYyiLL BE GIVEN FOX The CONVICTION AND
w punishment t Of the numerous scoundre gully
OF unlawfaly meddiIng with my rights Ia that excel
lent arcle, patented W the name OF A new and
full preparation Of sugar, called Table Mamma, Am
ageur Honey.
None but the oonsummatoly ignorant ever mistake
aeopy right for PATENT Right; the former he OBJ
tanned Of any clerk OF District Of United States
Court, for dollar; and only individual
In his or her arrangement " words paper, ex-
preston OF one or more ideas. While The latter, a
patent 10 or for > rish costs nom thirty to Ave hun
dred dollars and can be obtained only At the Patent
ONCE, nj the C.y OF Washington, ID. e., and IL
all applicable 10 words aud sentences paper (see
Laws.
trlce Of Individual or family rights, 81
Territory and family rights are furnished 10 dealers
ON liberal terms
rocipe Is not license or right.
No license right Is valid, that 10 given under
ual.
"Caution is the parent Of Safety,
MEDANn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
Specie Paving Banks

Which have complied with the amended
law of 1855, and have securities deposited
to an amount not less than fifty thousand
dollars and ten per cent in excess of their
circulation
Bank OF Indians, Michigan Bank Of Goshen.
CITY. fFarmers Bank. WestfeId.
Bank 81 Mount Vernon. In llama Bank, Madison.
Bank OF Paoi. Indiana Farmers bank
Bank OF Rockville. Wa fmnkln.
bash. Kentucky Stock Bank, Co.
Bank Of salem, New Alba lumbus.
ny. Lagrange Ba K. Lima
Btnk Of Salem. Park County Bank Rtek.
Bloomington Bank. Vile.
Cam ridge City Bank. lPfnire CITY Bank Terre
Canal Bank, Evansville. Haute
Central Bank, Irdianapo-l Salem Bank Goshen
U.s. Southern Bank Of Indiana
Crescent City Bank ,Evans-i 1erre Haute.
vile. ,tppecanoe Bank, Logans-
Exchange Bank ,creencas- port
tie. Bank Of C;osport
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Remedy IS Now Provided

To throw cut all impurities Of the Blood upon the
surface, where they entirely cured. II patients
will only use the msansss presented BY Dr. A. wea-
verss
Cdnker and Sab Rheum Syrup,
Which Is advertised In another column. Consumption
and chronic disease will fee away; II removes the
cnrse.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHARLES RULE.

sUCCEss0H 10 LOWRY 4 RILE,
Corner Broadway aDd Finh Street CinclrnatI. Ohl..
Monuments. Tomb and Grave Stones, Marble Man.
ties and Statunry. Daptlsma Fons. Manral Tab eta.
urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter
slabs, &C., &c, constantly hand aud furnished 20
order.
The trade supplied Marble In Do,k and Slab or
Sawed 30 ordor.
March2&,55,iy
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

p9- With the exception, perhaps, of
anger, fear is the most injurious of
the human passions.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

THE OLD GREY MARE.

MY GREY MARE, aged about 10 years, about SIX
Ul teen and half hands hga, shod before, and a
htlie wind broken, straycd rom my premises, near
Fairfield, Ind, on the 2sth day OF July. she racks
trots. Any person returning Ter, or giving informal
ton 10 her whecabou5 shall be literally rewarded
Aug7 3ws CLEMPSON MOORE.
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Executors Notice.

T ErTERs TEsTAMENTARy ON THE LAST WILL
~ and testament OF GEoRoH SMITH, late OF Marion
county, Indiana have been Issued 70 undersigned
by the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF said
County, and have undertaken the execution OF said
WILL The estate OF said George Smith Is probably ,o-
vent GILES q. Smith.
WILLIAM O SMITH,
aug2i3w Executors.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
NJ bUIIEhflELD, PATEsTEEl
IN N APOLIS,
INDiA INA

"0TFicE OF sciExrci AMERIcAN.l
New York, March s7Ih, 1885,
Mn. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have made very
useful discovery. Ne shall proceed with your case
without delay. Yours, respectfully,
MUM d co.,
"a new and useful Improved preparation Of sugar,
called Table Mama,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
THE PATENT

Right and Formula will DO forwarded. free OF pos
iage, 10 publishers giving the above, together with this
note, place In an Issue Of Their publication on my
receiving copy. ". d.
nnr "a 3w am.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
There never has been produced a medicine

So valuable medicine for impurities Of the Blood,
Dyspepsia, and general weakness, DR.. s. A. wea-
ver's canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, which may be
found advertised In another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
NOTICE.
BROOKV|LLE COLLEGE,

MONDAY, August 81.
The President will be assisted BY JohnP. Rouse, A.
be exered to render The College worthy the patronage
OF all.
Mis- Sallie Lockwood NJ. L., will continue her
connections vita the college teacher Of the Il ano
Forte, Guitar and Mciodeon. Her success in this de-
partment during tue past has mered aud called
forth the highest encominms Of the mat experienced
JUICES
The course Of study comprises three Departments,
viz: The Preparatory. Academic and Collegiate. In
the Preparatory Department there two elassesthe
Primary and Advanced class.
Special attention will be given 10 those classes by the
President, with the hope that the highest satisfaction
may be given. None .her than live aud expers need
teacher sill be employed In this Department.
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AGENTS WANTED!

q = n per MONTH Here Is n rare chance for
70 i - Osa few young men 20 make a large saa-
ny without investing capital. The above Is three
cent catch pennyn or humbug to introduce Patent
Medicines Books, &C. for an OUTFIT enclose stamps
for return postage. Address
It's cARTER, Box No 9, Lawrence, Mass
aug7 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
Specie Paving Banks

Which are winding up, redeeming their
circulation in coin, at par:
Rockville Bank, redeem. an Iechanlcs,
ed at the Bank Bank, redeemed M The
OF lie Capitol, q Branch bank New ana
OF E,khart. 4" nv.
Hoosier *, Z" Bank Of Syracuse reJee,n
Ind. stock b'k " I'd Al The RAM or 4 a.
Huntington co. nix, " shen.
Indian Reserve Blk, New York a yirrlnin stat.
Six Of Monticello, redeem Stock Btnk Redeemed n,
cd AZ branch Bank, La Crescent CITY Bank.
hyestc. iTraders' Bank, lndIanapo-
Fayctte Co. Bank, redeem lis, redeemed m the
"a at Branch Bank, Con- Bank of the Capiioi
nersvlllo,
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No deduction will be made for absence, except In
case Of protfaeted personal siekaess.
All patrons reasonably dis atiseed with the progre
and discipline OF their children wards are not re-
quired TO pay their tn .tion fees.
IL Is the determ nation OF the Board OF Instruction
10 endeayor 10 make thi. Institution dlstngulshed
for thoroug scholarship aud excellence In DIS
cipline.
Il IL very desirable that pupils should be present
the beginning Of the term Older 10 secure the I'M
proyement desired. Application Tor admission or for
infornati In reference 10 boarding, may be 10
the President, aEO. A. CHASE
Rockville College.
aug IL Am3w
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OWEN WILLIAMS. RAws0N VALE
............s...ss...s.ss..ss.
WILLIAMS a. VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
NO. 20 EAST WASHINGTON ST,
rRTnr q III a D(NT 10 IND
OWEN WILLIAMS.
RAwsoN VALE.

WIN exchange, Purchase Rent and make sale OF all
all kinds Of Heal Estate, on Commission Locate Land
Warrants Make Investments, Pay Taxes, Examine II.
ties, Draft Deeds, Contracts, sc.
One Of the fTm, being Attorney at Law, Will give
his special attention TO the Securing and Collection
Debts. The other partner having thorough ncquain-
lance with the value OF real estate will devote parcu.
lar attention 10 this part 4 their business
They have extensive acquaintance throughout
the State OF Indiana and In the Western States and
Territories generally and willexert every EFFORT give
general satisfaction.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
REFERENCES.

Stewart Bowen, Jno. ID. Dcfrces Pres't Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks stacy, n. Dcs Moines,
Iowa; Hon Schuyler Coliax, M. o., South Bend, Ind
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, Ind; ID. y. Cook, Atty,
Maumee City, ohio; II. =. Cunlminge, Atty, Toledo,
Ohio Garfield AIoiet Grocers, CINCINNATI Uhio Han
nah Garreston Co.. Cleye land, Ohio; lion. q. Bowen
Hon. Thos. w. BARLEY, Hon. Josiah Scott, Supreme
Court Of ohio; Adams Buckinghams, New York City;
Lppencott, Coffin a Co., Philadelphia; Benz Powers,
;. Moore, Jr., Bankers, Delaware, Ohio Geo Quinby
Banker Bucyrus, ohio; }. 81 Morehead& Co., Louis
Vile, Ky.
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FARMERS
P0R T ABL E III / L L S i.
FELroNs PATENT 1865 a. 1855.
For Grinding all kinds Of Grain,
AMID
Crushing corn and sobs, and corn
i'm the huSks.

THESE MILLS have ialsiy been improved, W Ia
Il STEEL cOkN-COh CliACkit IS, and coApleie
SITTER ataeh,d for bolry Com Meal iorfafl., use.-
As a complete loltaDls Mnl 10 all purposes of the
Farm, they acAnow lodged, by all odus to be the
ourabie and icai mills in the county.
They are put up all ruaay tor alta hing the power
anu require no extrn sail " operate aLo hom In
ordcr.
No. the farmers SIZE, grnds from i've TO nftesn
bushrs hour, according 10 the nneness, with Two
or three horse power
No. 3, Ior Grst aud saw mill uee, grinds ls 10 IS
bushels hour aecordiI sto the nneness with or
horse power.
Complete IIorse Powers, Corn and wheat Bolts, belts
&C., furnnhel ~ the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alberal d cunt made 10 VINO .esae dealers and
agents. hull d rections starring anu dressing
company each MIL FOR Mills aud Territory, apply
10 n. I. LAM ION, Proprietor ior lnalauh, n0is
Minnesota. Once, at the City fonrdery Bu. ldinss
ate Inderhin Co's,) iennsyisania street, two
squares south OF Odd bellows haii.
REFERENCES
Members Of he state b0aru OF Agriculture, india
ma; Messrs. Howe kush, all yete ind.; Nn. Over.
man, Esq, knghtstown, Ind; 4. Davis & Co., lnd-
annapolis, Id; 4. W Gate d Co., Chicago, ~; Rug
gies, NOurse d Mason, boston, Mas; Msssrs. Pratt a
Co.. Fort Wayne, Ind, \. Hayden, Eeq lndinnapo-
lis, Ind, Hasselman a Vnton; indianapolis >, Ind; DE
Witt d Howell, Cleveland, Ohio; Emery a. bros, al
bany, N. Y. h. ID. Emery 4 Co., Chicago, I'LL
nos. July lls
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PERSONAL SKETCHES.

Governor Jennings, I also knew
we'll. His great forte, like that Of
Martin Van Buren,, was in managing
the wires that controlled popular
elections. Still, he was by no means
destitute of talents. His messages
read well, and be made useful bust
ness member Of Congress. Asa pub
lie speaker he was not admired, but
on paper he was very formidable
competitor. The Governor has long
since been gathered to his fathers.
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RETAIL
BANK NOTE TABLE,
DUNLEVY, HARE & co.,

Bankers, Dealers in Exchange Coin and
UnBurrenf Bank Notes.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

mo. 1877 AN ACT
To amend an act entitled ''an act to pro-
vide for the creation and regulation OF
incorporated Companies in the State OF
Ohio" passed May |, 1852, and to
regulate Rail Road Companies.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted By the Gene
raj assembly cfthe State Of Ohio, That
the twelfth section of the at entitled "an
act1o provide for the creation and regu
lation of incorporated companies in the
State Of Ohio" passed May 1, 1852, be
so amended as to read as follows: Section
12. If it shall be necessary IN the loca-
ton of any part of any railroad, to occu-
py any read, street. alley or public way,
or ground of any kind or any part thereof,
it shall be competent for the municipal or
other corporation or public officer, or
public authorities. owning or having in
charge thereof, and the railroad company
to agree upon the manner, and upon the
terms and conditions upon which the
same may be used or occupied and if
said parties shall be unable to agree there
on, and it shall be necessary in the ludg
ment of the directors of such railroad
company to use or occupy such road.
street, alley or other public way or
ground, such company may appropriate
so much of the same as may be necessary
for the purpose OF such road, in the same
manner, and upon the same terms as is
provided for the appropriation of the pro
perty of individuals by the tenth section
of this act; Provided, that every railroad
company lying down any such track or
tracks, upon any such public street, road,
alley, or other public ground. shall be
responsible for injuries done to private
property by such location, lying upon, or
near to such public ground, which may
be recovered by civil action brought by
the owners, at any time within two years
from the completion of such track or
tracks, before the proper court.
SEC. 2. Any railroad company here
tofore formed, or hereafter to be formed,
either under general or special law
/ that shall be desirous to construct sec
cond or additional track, or to increase Its
machinery or rolling stock, depots OF
other fixtures necessary for the speedy
and convenient transaction of its Lawful
business, and shall for any such purpose
find it necessary to increase its capita
stock, may. by the vote of the majority
{ of the existing capital stock represented
! in a meeting of the stockholders. callec
for that purpose on due notice, increas'
its capital stock to any amount not ex
: ceeding twice the amount limited by it
: charter or assumed by the company a
. the time of its formation Provided,
: certificate, setting forth the amount 0
a such increase. the vote by which tn
tsame was ordered, and the total amour
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moneys received by him from the Treas
urer Of State, anything in any law to the
contrary Notwithstanding; and this act
shall take effect on its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April l1th, 1857.
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April 5th, 1857.
O. 1851 AN ACT

mo. 1851 AN ACT
Making appropriations for the payment OF
interest on the public debt.
SECTION /. Be it enacted 6y The General
Assembly of tthe State Of Ohio, That
the following sums be and they are here
by appropriated from any moneys in the
treasury belonging to the sinking fund.-:
For the payment of the semi annual in
terest to become due on the foreign
debt of the State, on the first day Of July,
1857, and the first day of January, 1853,
and the semi annual interest on the do
mestic debt of the State, to become due
on the first day of May, and the first day
of November 1857, the sums of eight hun
dred and twenty-six thousand dollars;
For the payment of interest on school
and trust fund held by the State. one
hundred and thirty three thousand four
hundred and twenty dollars and sixty
cents;
For the payment of the salaries Of the
transfer agent and registrar in the city OF
! New York, and expenses of the transfer
agency, five thousand dollars.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker of the House Of
representatives, pro tenn
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 10th, 1857.
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A woman in the city of Mexico, if the
New Orleans Crescent is to be credited,
lately gave birth, at one time, to seoen
male chi1dreni She could aot reasonably
be asked to do more at one trial.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18
NUMBER 80

Common Pleas, and Superior Conrts civ.
teen thousand dollars;
For salary of Secretary to the Cover.
nor. two hundred dollars;
For payment of Clerks in the Auditor
of States Office. two thousand dollars.
For payment of Clerks in the Treas.
urer OF States office, FIVE hundred dollars.
For payment of Clerks in Secretary of
States Office, four hundred dollars;
For salaries of Superintendent, Physi-.
clan, Steward, Matrons, and other officers
and employees, and for household and in :.
cidental expenses of the Central Ohio Luz
natic Asylum, ten thousand dollars;
For salaries of Superintendent. Physi-
clan, Steward, Matron, and other officers
and employees, and for household and
other incidental expenses of the Southern
Lunatic Asylum, six thousand dollars;
For salaries of Superintendents, Physi-
clan, Steward, Matron, and other officers
and employees. and for household and
incidental expenses of the Northern Lu-.
natic Asylum, six thousand dollars;
For salaries of officers and payments to-
other persons employed, and for house,
hold and incidental expenses of the Deaf
and Dumb. five thousand dollars;
For salaries of officers, Teachers, and
other persons employed. and for general
expenses of the institution for the educa-
ton of the Blind, FIVE thousand dollars;
For payment of salaries of Warden.
Deputy Warden, Clerk, Physician. Moral
Instructor ofthe Ohio Penitentiary, eight
hundred dollars;
For paying guards, repairs. provisions:
clothing and other general expenses of
the Ohio Penitentiary, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For payment of costs of prosecution.
and transportation of conyicts, ten thou-.
sand dollars;
To pay salaries of Members of the
Board of Public Works and their Clerk,
thirteen hundred dollars.
N. IT. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April II, 1857.
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PERFUMERY-an article that indolent
young ladies make use of to supply the
place of clean water and soap.
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Subject for a debating Club:-"If a
man had a grizzly bear by the tail, would
it be policy to hold fast, OF let gO?''
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GEN P1EscE's PLANTATION A MYTH

GEN. P1ERcE's PLANTATION A MYTH.-
The Vicksburg papers decitre that the
story which recently went the rounds oi
the press to the effect that the sum oi
$96, 600 had been subscribed in that city
towards the purchase of a Southern plan
tation for ex President Pierce, is a hoax,
manufactured by some cruel wit out OF
whole CLOTH There has not been as much
as ninty-six cents subscribed by the Mis-
sissippians towards the inyestiture of the
ex President, with the rights and plhile-
nes of a cotton grower.
Schouler, of the Columbus Journal, in
writing from Marietta inthis State, says:
| learned to-day that the town was
named in homer of Maria Antoinette, the
Queen of France. She graeiously ac-
knowledged the honor e presenting the
town with bell, which is now in use in
the city, and "tolls its notes" as clear as
when it was first struck. The first bell,
designed by the Queen as gift to this
her namesake in the wilds of America,
was cast in France. The vessel on which
it was placed to be brought TO this coun-
try was wrecked, and the bell sunk to the
bottom Of the sea. Toavod another mis-
hap of the kind, the Queen had the pres
ent bell cast in this country, and sent the
money over to pay for it.
SCARCITY OF LAND IN MINNEsoTA-
There is so much fear that the land in
Minnesota will be absorbed by town sites
and roads, that member of the Legisla-
turc made motion that one third of the
land be reserved for agricultural purposes,
as he believed that two thirds would be
sufficient for town sites and territorial
roads
"What is the matter with you?" said a
gentleman to an old Dutchman.
q got de rumatis, answered .Myn-
heer.
"You must rub yourself with brandy .
said the gentleman, "until it penetrates
well" +"
30 mou, l dosh peter as dat" replied
the Dutchman, Il thinks te prandv, and
den | rubs my leg nit tie pottle.'
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No. e5.1 AN ACT

mo. 95. AN ACT
Limiting the fees of County Treasurers in
certain cases
SECTION l.. BE ii enacted By the Gen
erot Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That
no County Treasurer shall be entitled to
any per centage, commission or fees on
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18

30 mou, l dosh peter as dat, !" replied
the Dutchman, Il thinks te prandy, and
den | rubs my leg nit tie pottle.'
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mo. le41 AN ACT.

mo. l641 AN ACT.
Making Appropriations in part for the
first quarter of the year 1858.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted By the Gene
rat assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
the following sums be and are hereby ap-
rpropriated out of any money in the treas
ury applicable thereto, from the general
revenue fund, for the expenses in part for
the first quarter of the year commencing
on the fifteenth day of November, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-seven.
For the payment of salaries of the Gov,
ernor. Auditor. Treasurer. Secretary o
State, Attorney General, State Commits
sioner of Schools, and State Librarian, two
thousand dollars;
For the payment of salaries of the
Judges ofthe Supreme Court. Court o