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.pervision 1T Ms,
y. ". Haskell Vice
ttor the reception os pupils
sober, 1855, enabracing = full
SDictation. Elsantion ArtAthctic Grammar, Mod.
eern Aacient Geogf gfaphy5 Outline Maps, History,
sotapy Astronomy, the Higher Mathematics, &c.
logys Mllefaiosy Conc chology Ancient Mythology,
9rganh Chemistry, Physiology, Intellectual Pow.
tnrc. 3S7v "
llnstractionwill also be given in the Languages
lFine Arts. A 81 9 4 s:s NJ " s sss'7A
she scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
Il twenty weeks each. M
English Course, per session. 3. r. .$25 90
4 Buard ,pef month. IL 90
Matmcnlatlon Zee \. ..8 s.i..s. Y %
The Eangaases, Music, PaintnE, III Oil Linear near
ICrayon and AIonochrpIiatic Driving, French Cray
Ions Silk and Chele Blending at the usual rates.
r. Use of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, 50.
4 Use of Musical Instrument, $5.
| The Institution, aside from beard furnishes he'd
stcads and mattresses. Boarders provide all other
Erequiste appendages. ' 5a
/ For the promotion Of economy in dress, It is de.
sirabe the young ladies conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
| The School will be in no respect denominational
sectarian. The mode Of instruction is Systematic
cal and strictly intellectual. The organization ofall
the departments is upon principles deemed the
SUI est foundation for success. In the discharge OF
duties incident to tfievar0us departments the best
talent will always be. employed
! /, Patrons committing their daughters as wards to
our care are requested to specify the church they
swish them to be in attendance. Daughters Of the
regular Clergy, tuition gratis. 44ts
4 No pupil received for less time than one session.
Tuition fee, semi annually inladvsnce.
The personal eforts Of the Principal will be given
make ST. Mary's Hall all that can DE desired as
school Of elevated literary character. where young
ladies can, who N6sh; receive d finishing course.
Y 3 4SsS& REFERESuEs.
Rt Rev Bishop I I Davis, So ca; Bishop Green,
jackson, Miss; Col 2 Hooker, sGallatin, Miss; G
Smith, Nj ID. Monticello, Miss: w Simpson, AT u,
Eaarens q n, ~ "a; Hon on, ngton, y q;
Hon " Featherstin, Houston, Miss; j Hand 8 Il
Willard, Troy Seminary N Y.ss #
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~ CHICKERING'S OLIVE IIcUSi
ekJ.s Ii Pcrlido street, NcwOrleans. ~.
NS- foang's splendid Pistol Galleries, elegantly
dttc up, attached. 't&t
sS Also, Furnished Rooms for private parties. 7f-
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IRISH PDTATOFssss--A fresh supply, ias
4 received and for sale at the Cheap atele of
s March IL. 'f8 j. n. GILES.
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CONVENT or THE IMMACULATE
NJ CONCEPTION NJ. @ 4 d
The Classical Exercises Or this Institution will
commence on the iftecnth af Octoher
y SISTER MARY Or THE Holly ANGELS
September ~. Superior.
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STT BARKER, Gun and I,ocksnith, As
~ did, street, Newlollefils, viii make aud r
8Siuns, Pistols, etc., and indeed d. any work
lime, with punctuality and dispatch, and in the h
SeHtgle. Gafs made in superior manner.
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DROF. A. gHONY WINNER has the
i honor of informing the public that, having been
induced to come and settle in the town Of opelosas
he is ready to give lessons on the Piano Forte the
Violin, The Guitar, and also in Vocal Music. He will
Akewise tune Pianos. His prices will be very mod.
crate: SO per month for Instrumental Music, and 81
per month for Vocal Music. For tuning PianS, the
charge will be proportionate to the work. still, ii
will always be moderate.
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- -.
!. lalt,VaAs AlADEl( III. Tn6s.
RANp, m. a ssineapa
Inis institntlod: g aosg sna knoMa.
nov opes = 4 6slect Qlslts
Ss nasls SApil. bsi,s ns;,ss s., I'm s.
pscaliar dass6t sxes u 4kdToufk Instruction
heglsssds Aill . dvsa s6r ibspscfiea 81 iii lines
asss ia,a ssI i ssS es ~ ss s H. g
ons of The School. 'g' 4
be Primary Departments viii. = hers>1fofe. bo
ntea charge Of Mn. Hand. s. 81
1dni, ~ qsayter ~ eieven srssks
aibx6s Acsdemic Department SIS %
Primary Department 81. q 4, II 50
es*ss4ss - 9 0Q
Ii &. i. rs 90
81. s. z 30
IDS Vii iatnsh their 1sddins. Il Towels, sss X
se who aayo fire i,l their dornit tories will M;
sat will be expected quarterly il advance.
illssnot settied Il The Academy heiors ID
aaastef, 40 per cent Nin bc added a
sas. March 2Is t857.
USAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
assisted b5 competent teachers, ii
a instruction In III the Useful and
ghranclie4 taught ins Girls' Schools. 10
lty itlsthe we of the French Language,
dly. -
School Year q. divided into two sessions oi
yotle weeks each. Terms per session are
s..stlon in Primary Dapar 4. 8 40 90
= Advanced q! Il. y. S.. Il, .99t 90
instruction on the Piano 80 90
Singing and Solfsge 81 ]. y. :. i. 90
Drawing ]. .'.sA. .9.. I'D 90
Painting sx, i, Il. 10 on
Embroideryi in Silk, Chenille, ,Worsted etc. 10 QIl
Boarding, Washing, Fuel etc. .H. $50 u
Payment IS required quarterly and IN advance.
Ths Mathematics. and the higher branches 81
English. are taught by Rev Mr.. Rand, OF the Qpe.
loasas Academy. 'ss
E. N. BNo extra charges for French and 40 incl.
dental expenses for sickness unless lii cases whore /.
hired nurse would bcrequired. No such occurred
since the opening of the School, Afaroh 4 1855.
too poor for iealth and the highest moral improve.
ilient, especial attention Is given to Il. a.
Opelousas, March I /, 1857.
r.ar x~
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HsIIIs u N NDERSIGNfsD avaiIs Himself Of
4 this opportunity to return his thanks 10 tie cs-
TONERS of the MD firm and 10 express the hope that
theywill find sufficient Inducements III prime goods
and reasonable prices to continue their patfpnage to
the new. He has just returned from Newt orleans.
with d splendid assortment of
lsii STsAS0NABLF GOODS,
which he will sell ut exceedingly moderate rites for
est to call before purchasing elsewhere ss's
Washington, Jan. 10, 1857. u. DUBDfssON.
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'ICF.-Tbe UNDERSIGNED hereby notiI

'ICE.-lhe undersigned hereby notify
nters and others thatfrom and after the lst
-,9vemncr next; 1886, the Storage now existing
Ill heneeforth be charged for merchandise and
other tices laying in their warehouses for the pc
ofpsrt Of month the same additional rates will be
charged.
Nothing will be delivered until the Storage is paid
Washington, October IL, 1885,
DEBAILLON Il CARRIERE.
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= The undersigned has on
" hand at MI times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moiasses, Of the best which he offers at
cute orders for any description of work in his line
supplv If HoGSHEAb SLAVES and NINE-FooT
PiCKETS for sale low, for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM 8. READ, Washington.
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I'M tt,DGlSia ROOMS. sl04. ST.
Ss:A \ Scw6rlrnls HENRY STRUSt
A}ioda.a EintlehsSn with Longing, by the
Sdf Tou,M PRICES \, suit the tinscst .
SsSE I3e.t OF I.iluoi, and Wines ut The har.
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W T WEST, Practical Dentist, IL. st
99eJs street. continues to practice liis prof
n all it, l,rautheS He trusts that Ills long eN
sana acknowledged skill may secure to him
ssof the public patronage. @
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IoHN +. HOYT, Practi
e. " st. Charles and Common s
& Charles and,Ncran;ia Hotels, Ne
\ lSs sS: as- Hats lha,te tp order. .,,,,
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". MUSE & CO., &
E Ssds ! warding, PRODUCE Mcrsha
Agents, II Gravicr street, Newt
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RIA 80. - IT si7t
I%t1 TpElsI,ANO y TAYLM
sst1s Merchants, corner Of ST, Cha
II #Ssstreet,, NcwOileans. s..S
iIESJ. TnEEpASo. J.M'noSa
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W. / AGPhRIER, HAYES 4
stl " n Sion Merchants, No. II 81. Lot
sA.iLr. III rrpsNirfR. AsLES l.. nAsns.sr .
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(yARvERlS j N MPROvED b PATENT.
" COTTON GINS, of different sizes, lrs eale -
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ESEBRU AIRY, VI 1SEr7

'ehhgnf1 aasls eiarsrr srorr 1857
"a M. GILES respectfully announces to the public
that he has purchased tho stock OF goods of Mr. n.
Ii Nimmo. and will continue tile business at the
large twstory briek house i6 Bellevue street. lately
occupied by Dir littc and Is receiving by every ar
rival from NewOrleais ana other places additions to
his stock. * HI Il ut s&5as s. sss3 sF III 4
he il now prepared to furnish almost every article
= n GROCERY,
md FRUIT
Departments,
as well as almost every article 70 be found ii eol,
sTapaE Il 1is asb as ~ FasaRYp ssRp'6f 6aY e GOODS
HATS. BOOTs, SHOES.
BOOKS AND STAT NERY,
FANCY ARTICLES,
Is, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Il,
RUCIfIsS, and
W.T. III 5 ii TOILET "A LIES
L. So ToYs ron GiHlf fDRENs
received direct from phihdeipiia and Paris
%. RliCo LLEGT, It y no Trouble 70 shsw goods
INI1 Il undersigned arails hn,self of this on
portnnity ~ thank the patrons OF the old firm
Of Morris their liberal patronage md
hopes by strict attention to business to merit their
confidence and patronage hereafter. We hnye Just
received a splendid assortment Of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
HARDIN A RE, sit5l.
S4ADDIsERY,
rs 9.s CLOTHING,
gs HATS ss
sigs.s 81 BOOTS s& SHOES;
ulso, O general assortment Of GRO OCERIES, patent
81 ~ MEDICIN etc. II
the whole of which we offer cfeap far cash. or to
pnnctualsciastaniers on the most liberal terms,
!. Big Game, February 28, 1857.
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MILLER 4 FOEES
NI Merchants, 8 Union six,
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/ EW ORLEAl

s3F' MES III. VAN /.
sJ 1t Law, 8 St. Charles 81
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TOSEPHss "A. A.GAUTHREAUX, Collector
Of Accounts, etc., respectfully offers his services
1.-THE p1blicas such. Orders left at A. MillsMugh's
bookstore. Washington, will be promptly attended
tD. September l3, 1856. s4s8
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NV AFTER r. CARRINGTON, Engnee
NV and Aiillwright, offers his services to tlt
lauters Of ST. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
sillattead puictaally to all business in the aboSe
ne entr,stedt to his care. Orders addressed TO him
\ II Opelousas, or to this Office, wreeciye prompt
\ stention Refers to Lufsar Lastrapes, ltred Las
apes. Joseph Beraud,J 3. Dejean, Sen.
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nLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
" Gins, for ssie at this Office
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$giEODORE4DE n " 4AIC0 UHls Notary
.d Public and AnttioaeeI illald fpr the Parish Of
"A ssLandry. Office at Grand Goteau. Amy orders
III with ] .B. PoLISGUE viii receive prompt atten-
t)1l, az ~ R8sf kW.ss l15l3 itst Pslff Wit Hk
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louis WAITER, Cabinet Mixer, has al
u ways on hand large assortment Of 3Arlnoirs,
afes, Wash-stands. etc. otc, which he will sell at
|ew0rleans prices for CASH s5S 34s f
Apply at Patns Hotel, Opelousas.
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4 4 THE CHEAP STORE

a II THE CHEAP STORE
"a sK4NDtpL4E Eng n rs IsOTvERih -
BOOKS BOOKS hooks
The sihsrribet Is now prepared to furnish any do
scription of Books or Stationery vt Ncws 4Sss
Orleans prizes. ss s. III .ffs{{Gk4A4s
Persons III want Of those articlest3 q ss nv.
would do well to call and examine liis
stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS;
81 IS. sss STANDARD WORKS Sc III
& md MISCEIIANE E0UB LIrERATuRE,, y
by the best authors.
Also, his stock of s.
PAPER, PENS AND INK,
for Schools, Offices, etc. For sale hy
rs ]. NJ. GILES, Belletue street.
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: Us1AS FEN ALE ACADEMY.

assisted b5' competent teachers, Il
"a instruction In i'll the Useful and
,ihFanche4 taught ins Girls' Schools. 10
.lity hi the use of the Ffencl, Language,
made, % af Is possible the faignagesoi
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I-f'sT "a GOD EFlROY Collectors, offer
.4sefvices to the citizens Of ST. Landry and
ing Parishes. Office on Gourt. street, ut "A
a9Jnstjce of tile Peace Office. Feb 22.
,a4tg5fALIy. iaIoUIS aA. GODEFEoy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04

The following from the Ohio Cu1ttuator, o,
June l, will tell better about what the state oil
the markets are, than if we should publish
whole columns of market reports from different
papers:
We can note no change in the produce mar
ket that will much interest our readers Grain
has still further advanced, but the quantity Of
tered, or indeed in the hands of farmers must
be small. Beeves are not so high, other fat
meats continue as high as before.
Wool Buyers are endeavoring to depress the
market, by holding up the bugbear of free trade
and broken up manufacturers. Farmers had
best not be in too much haste to contract. AT
terthe July crisis things will come in shape.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04

Our neighbor seems anxious TO have the
names of the clique that controls his paper pub
lished. 10 accommodate him we give their
names:
LEWIS LEWTON, better known as ''pitch-
tork," and whose general character may be fully
known by reading the Calis Republican, OF
March, 1854, and also the Certificates" that
our neighbor has in his possession about him,
stands No. l, in the clique. A beautiful leader.
No. g. Joseph S. Thomas. No. 3, Thomas
G. Rowles, No. 4, Allen C. Turner, No. 5, John
A. Bingham. These foW last mentioned men,
are privately not bad sort of fellows, but polit-
ically great demagogues.
Get their portraits taken neighbor, and have
them hung up in your sanctum; especially Lew
toms.
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As UsMaH.

Our nsishbor, Mr.. Hatton, never fails W her
opportunity offers, (of either writing himself or
permitting soms one Of his cE5ts to do so) to
let out a lot of slang about our fellow citizen,
Charles Patterson, Esq. Mr.. P. is quiet,
p1acstble nan, an it would seem strange to
those who do not know the cause, why Mr.
Hatton should b. continually throwing out his
slang about him The cause of his doing so, is
the reason of his spite at all Other mon" dol.
lars an cents" Richard Hatton never abused
a man yet unless dollars and cents was the
foundation Of it. We think that Mr. Patte rson
will be able to survive all of Hatton's vulgar
gIaup
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Of Archer,
How 10 be Happy in this World,
sand make your prospects better
for that world which iS 10 come.

We have often thought that there was no feel
ing to the honest man as joyous as th1t of be-
ing out of debt 1t makes him feel good How
easy it would be, if the proper course was pur-
sued, for every person to be in that happy stu
ation. In this county, during this and the
month Of July there will be money enough han
dlod TO pay every debt that is owing in the
county. The wool crop Of Harrison county
this sesson will be worth nearly 100000, If
not altogether. This large amount of money
will pay all the debts, if all are disposed to act
honest, But says one, how is it to be done?--
We will tell you: Let the money when IL is OBJ.
tanned for the wool be put in general circulation
by che recipient Of it paying what he owes the
laborer, the mechanic, the merchant &c Ii
all Of these men receive what is due them,
thsy will BE- able to pay their debts. IF this is
done then the farmer, the merchant, the laborer
the professional man, &C., will all be out ofdcbt
Won't this be happy state Of enjoyment?--
Try it, friends. Ses how much better you will
feel on the Sabbath day. You can go to church
with d clear conscience and free mind. The
sermon will soan1 batter to you than it has ev-
er done before. See to it that the first thing
you do with your money, after selling your
WOOL is to go and pay every man you owe.---
Don't go and invest 1t in lands or put it out at
big per cont, or place it deposit, while you
owe the laborer, the mechanic, the merchant,
Go. If they are not paid they cannot pay what
they owe. BY paying these men all will be
made happy, and greater amount Of prosperity
will attend Ill Of US. 1t is in the hands of the
people Of this county for. every honest man to
say before the arst day of next September,
owe neither the farmer the laborer, the mechan-
ic, the merchant, or any other person. See to
it thatitis done. Let us all be made happy,
end free from the cares and perplexitics of debt,
i the sincere prayer Of every honest man.
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, three-fths OF the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors of the State on the second
Tuesday OF October next to approve or reject the
following amendment as substitute for Tie first
and second sections OF the thirteenth article of the
constitution Viz Corporations OF every description
shall be created, and corporate powers anted on
ly by general laws which shall define the powers,
privileges and inlmunities and prescribe the duties
and liabilities OF each class or descriptions OF cor
special laws for the relief OF corporations in pecn
liaf cases and may make special provisions III re-
gard TO corporatonsn In cases wheretrom their pecu-
liar location or interests such special provisions are
required, and mny from timo 70 time alter repeal
all stiek laws as are authorized by this section
" H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House VI Representatives.
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MAEh for Freed AnhA -

The following names are announced in the
last Republican, as candidates for otiice:-Repre.
sentative, Rs0 James Day, of Athens. Probate
Judge A. G. Turner, OF Cadiz. Prosecutor,
j. FL. McMath, of Cadiz Coroner, Dr. j. B.
Mccullough, of Franklin. Clerk, I. G. Rowles
of Cadiz, G. w. Bryan of Calz, R. NJ. Lyo ms,
of Archer. Treasurer, Rev. Lewis II. David
son, Of Washington, John Russell, of Short
Creek Samuel Brown Of Monroe, E. LaizuIe o.
Cadiz, VIM Knox, of Cadiz, VIM Boggs o
Cadiz, R. j. Bennett, of Cadiz Robert Mckee
of Archer.
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We Would Saw

To every one, that George the barber has re-
begun, with razor, towe! Or easy chair, to shave
your face or cut your hair; to brush your coat
both clean and neat, or black the boots upon
your feet, and fix you up in shining style, still
keep you laughing all the while. Under the
American, George holds forth, to give you all
your moneys worth;--so call on George and by
his k''ach, when YOU want shaved he'll bring
you back.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04
HATS tG GAPS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
o. 81 EHlNEONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SH0P!!
Cadiz, April s, 1857.

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that he has commenced Carriage Manufac-
turing in all its branches He has superior fa-
olities for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles
Their stock will be manufactured in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give him call before purchasing else.
where
His assortment consists in part of Close Carria.
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies, Buggies
with sliding tops, Light Tretting Buggies, Skele-
ton Ruggies, SuIkies, &c, &c.
All kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice and on the best terms He keeps none but the
best OF workmen In his employ. New work ex.
changed for old.
3JTShop directly east of the American House, in
the we'll known stand formerly occupied by Penn
g. Harper, d. SLEMMONS.
Cadizi Ohio, May "A, 1857.
"A VERY iarge lot Of Stella Grape & Nett
IA Shawls con be found at Hatcher & Cos.
Price from 10 IL S25 bpa2-if
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OrDoes the editor of the Cadiz Republican
deny that the first announcement of the Repub-
lican County Convention Of this county was
made in the Steubenvllle Herald? We wait
for an answer
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Ar WEST PoGST.-Uur young friend G. A.
Custer son of +. IL. Custer, of Rumley town
ship, has received the appointment of Cadet
from this district, and is now at West Point
Mr.. G. is a young mln of more than ordinary
ability, and we believe that he will make Gre l.
liable military officer
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04

0y-See the advertisement of Harlem Springs
in another column. Harlem Springs are too
well known to need any recommendation from
u.s. II you desire health or pleasure go to the
Springs
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05-The black Republicans and the know
on the same day--the 18th of August next
ths b. RS meet in Columbus, and the X. Ms
in Dayton.
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. 9,

AMENDMENT NO. 2.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio Three-hiths OF the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that it be- and hereby is
proposed to the electors OF this State TO vote the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment, as a sub
stituIe for the fifth and sixth sections of the fourth
article of the Constitution, viz: SEC S. District
courts shall be held in each county at least once in
each year, by one or more district judges elected by
the electors of seperate districts to be prescribed by
law, who shall hold their offices for five years; and
during their continuance in office shall reside in the
district for which they elected The provisions
OF the fourteenth section of this article shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize the judges OF the District court, and
of the courts OF common pleas, to fix the times of
holding their respective courts. Until District jud
gesslaIl have been elected and qualified, District
courts shall be held by the Judges OF the Supreme
court and OF the courts OF common peas as now
See. 6. The District court shall have
such jurisdiction us may be provided by law, and
the Judges thereof shall have and exercise such pow
er and jurisdiction al chambers, and may be requi.
red to sit as Judges of the courts OF common pleas
as shall be directed by law
N. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS Fl. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04

ALARGE FLEECE or WooI.-We were shown
the other day by Mr. VIM. q. Minteer, OF Snort
Creek township, fleece of wool, of one years
which weighed twenty three pounds. This is
hard To hnnt