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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05
Go nhom il man Concern.

A LAWYER who has been recently admitted,
ard influence considerable business. ~i.h-e 10 form
PARTNERSHIP with ALREADY established r,lereEeS
siver and required line addressed A B.. Fowler 4
Wells No SOS Broadway stating place Of easnes k
will meet prompt attention.
A T. SAUNDERS will find LETTER nom
"A. b e. before fyou could know my intense saxety
met the Of ;hs, farm would drop me line -
real name Broadway Post-Ofee. Il bLoop0OoD,
FURNACES put up SAFE from FiRE.-Per-
,ou, .cui 70 build alter houses hnd q 70 their In
,er,,t 70 sYsraine y L. HEDENBERG SONS sssrtnens
M HW.,ey and otAir Furnaces and Heaters and tae sn-
p~or manner In which they put them Their wofA has
never caused : Ere No IS Wslkerst, near Broadway
N ,oo ana ACRES Of choice TIMBER and PRAIRIE
LAMBS IA NORTHERN IOWA viii Be open for pryaie enty
about the middle OF NAV These Lands lie along the Ertenson
Q the MilN aukee and Miss.spPi Railroad =, ,,-,.
We have IN tne hed MAKING se"'
tons and prepared do an extensive business
wishing the Lands ocaied can have the eus
svorsbe ;srns "a MAKING eafy sIph.
cation 70 CATLiN, WILLIAMSON bAk"isE- /.
Madison, Wis March Is 1887.
ETTERS for dispatch per Steamship NANsEk.
LBILT, for ENGLAND. FRANCE GERMANY 49, VII
b. received each prepaid IS ounce to III oes,ek
THIS MORNING, at No Bowling green
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And other interesting will BE- found in No IS Of
FRANK LESLIE'S Great ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
for THIS WEEK. Order early to secure full supplies
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CITVATIONS WANTED-As good Cook, and
- 20 Wash and Iron, ChanbermAid and WAef as Nate
ana and Chzmbermsd and Laundress o very
con pe,eut Girls; also Sesmstress and onsmoern'Ad
respectable Protestant 9TH who can cut and NJ AL a. No. -
6;h-av. In the Bookstore.
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~ COOK understands her business thoroushy and would
assist in the washing and ironing IN ANAL other as
Prefer place. In the city vicinity sau a. No. we"
lsth-st second eoor Can be seen for two days
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Decision Of the Supreme Court in
the Dread Scott Case.
WAsnINGToN. March {

ASHINGToN, March 8.
The decision of the Supreme Court in
the bred Scott case, was delivered to-day
by Chief Justice Fancy.
1t was full and elaborate statement Of
the views of the Court.
They have decided the following all i'm.
portant points:
First-That negroes, whether slaves or
free, (that is, men of the African race,
are not citizens of the United States, by
the Constitution.
cond@That the ordinance of 1897,
had no independent. Constitutional force
or legal effect, subsequently to the adop-
ton of the Constitution, and could not
operate Of itself, to confer freedom or citi-
zenship within the Northwestern terrific
ry, upon negroes, not citizens by the Con-
stitutlon.
Third-That the provision of the act
of 1920, commonly called the Missouri
Compromise, is, SO far as it undertakes
to exclude negro slavery from and COM
municaie freedom and citizenship to, ne
groes in the northern part of Louisiana
a legislative act, exceeding the powers Of
Congress, and, consequently, void and of
no legal effect to that end
In deciding these main points. the Su-
preme Court has determined the following
incidental points:
First. That the expression Territory
and other property Of the Union" in the
Constitution, applies in terms only 10 such
territory as the Union possessed at the
time of the adoption of the Constitution.
Second. That the rights Of citizens of
the United States emraling to any fede-
raj territery, depend on the general pro-
visions of the Constitution, which defines
in this, as in all other respects, the pow.
er of Congress.
Third. AS Congress does not possess
power in itself TO make enactmenls rela-
tive 10 persons or property of cilizens ol
the United States in the federal territory
other than such as the Constituti n con.
fers, so it cannot consltulioualIy delegate
any such powers to Il territorial govern.
ment, organized by it under the Constitu-
lion.
Fourth That the legal condition of a
slave in the State of Missouri is not alfec
ted by temporary sQjourn of such slave
in any other State, but on his return. his
condition still depends upon the laws Of
Missouri. AS the plaintiff was not a citi-
zen of Missouri, and therefore could not
sue in The Courts Of the u s., the suit
must be dismissed for want Of jurisdic
ton. . ,r...
The delivery of this opinion occupied
about three hours. II was listened 10 with
profound attention by crowded Court
room.
Among the auditors were many gentle.
men of eminent legal ability, and due
proportion Of ladies'.
Several o.her Judges are to deliver heir
| views lo-murrOw
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Ohio Legislature.

According TO our adyices this body is
progressing with their work rapidly. No
day has yet been fixed upon for an Nd'
iournment.
The Senate has been for some time en-
gagged in debating the Resolutions of Mr..
Brazeo, for repudialing the Canal Con-
tracts We notice by the Ohio State Jour
nal, that our Senator Mr. Bundy, took
part 10 the debates, advocating repeal
Of the contracts; his speech is highly spo
ken Of, as doing credit to himself and hon
or TO his constituents.
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Important to Kansas Emigra1ts.
MT GILEAp. O.. March 4,h Z

NT GILEAD. o.. March 4ih 81.
EDITOR OHIO STATE JOURNAL We
have u,t made arrangement with the
BelIetonlaine aud indianapolis Railroad,
aud the Terre lldule. Alton and ST Louis
Railroads.. by which passengers can
during the months Of March. Ap'il and
May, procure tickets at Gallon. OF 25
per cent less than usual IaFe. Common
fare from Gai9n to ST Louie, $l4; Kan.
sas emigrahtS. $40 81. This emlllrs the
holder TO me same accommods ions as
first class passengers. First class fare
from ST. bouis TO Kansas Civ. Wysn.
doue. Qu'ndaro or Levenworthly steam,
boat, behhs aud hoard included. $40
Total Bre from Gilion 10 Kansss $50 so.
Be sue to inquire for Kansas tickets
Each passenger is entitled TO one hun.
dreJ pounds baggage; all over that a.
mount had better he sent as freight a few
dGys before, care Of Summons g. Lad
ketter, No Is, South Main street st. Louis
Passengers by this route charge cars
only at Indianapolis an lTerre Hare
1t certainly has fewer changes, end IS
much The quickest and .plesssgtea route
TO Kansssi Tor ell Getilrsl Ohio Time
from Gallon to ST. Lsqis R4shonk; UP the
Mfsakr krtajvet from 5 3slo.4daS. TaqsF
desfliAp 20 to Ksnsaa ihs spring owe
their ihalIlR 81 least @ ARlars y. f ~
field Of s.. Lbui !. sieny9 Iioke5 Agsal
ot.1'erre iiaue Ali0nsnd Logisltail.
road. aud 10 ]. r, Boyd d lfnd'anspSlis i
aEeni for B. u l. Railroa|, for this gen
erons arrangement, Ilfipg ell pePef'
in Ohio. fliendly to the sdllemontof Kan
sss with Jreemen. will copy ]
am, very lrnlv, ,yoOts, S. N. WOOD
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ETThe friends and acquaintance OF
VIM. IL. Johnson, formerly of this county.
will be panied to learn of bis death. He
died in Warren county, Illinois, on the
2lst of February, of Typhoid fever. leav'
ing a wife, (who is almost totally blind }
a number of children. and numerous re-
lations tomourn his loss. .
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STAR CoTILLIoN PARrY.-Mr. John
French, has issued tickets for cotillion
party, to come off on tomorrow, Friday
evening. This is to be the last of the
season, and is intended to be tho "sTAR,"
Those that participate in these enjoy
mcnts, should attend by all means, and
once more mngle in the maze of the
"merry dance" A delicious and sumpt-
Gus supper will be prepared for the oc'
casion.
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The Cabinet.

SPECULATION is finally set at rest by the
formation of the following Cabinet by
President BuonASAN;
Secretary Of State---LEwls CAss, oI
Michigan,
Secretary OF Treasury--iowELL Conn,
Of Georgia.
Secretary Of War-GOvernOr FLoyD,
Of Virginia.
Secretary of Navy Isaac TOUeEr o
Connecticut
Secretary Of Interior--JAcoD TuoNP.
son, Of MiSslssppi.
Postmaster Geal--AARoN V. BRowS
ofTennessee.
Attorney Gsneral--Ju1ge BIAcK, OF
Pennsylvania.
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GTG. P. Putnam L. Co., will in
short time commence the publication in
semi monthly parts, the illustrated Edi'
ton of 1rving's life of Washington. 1t
bids fair to be an attractive and useful
work. See Advertisement.
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Stray Dog.

Suuyed awsy from the subscriber, about the
I2th of January, near Twins Station. in Jack
son County, Ohio, yellow bitch, with white
ring around the neck and some white in the face
and short TAIL ears stick straight up; suppos
ed to be cur and greyhound, Mixed Of midling
size. ANY person that will give me inforna tlon
where can get said slut, will be literally re
Warded or will fetch said dog to me, will pay
FIVE dollars on delivery al Hani onville, Sciotc
County, Ohio. Any information by letter thank
fully received. Address. 81
JAMES BENNETT, p.
scioto P o. seioto county, Ohio.
March 10, 1857. 5l-2ws
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RISE IN REAL ESTATE. - Some estimate
NAV bo made by those at distance, of
the growth of New York from The fol-
lowing facts. In 1901 the late ChiefJus.
liceyohn Jay purchased lot of Is acres
Of lard for 81 500. This land came into
the possession of his two daughters, Mrs.
Biaytr aud Miss Ann Jay, recently de-
csassd. Last week portion Of this prop
erty was sold at auction for S454, 800 q
Hot and the estimates still hold about ~
by l40 feet on the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Canal Street, valued al
$3.50, 900 making for the whole fifteen
acres, S704, 800. One remarkable iacl
about this property is that there never
was q morIgage.on any part. OF it--LV'
Illustrated.
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GSy-In our advertising columns will be
found the Prospectus ofthe Ohio Cultiva-
tor. It's one of the very best Agriculm
raj papers published any where. We
could not in all sincerity impress upon
our Farmer readers and others, an act oI
more benefit, profit and pleasure, than to
send and get copy of the Cultiyator.
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EETrago g. Long, have just received
an addition to their stock Of Hardware
and Cutlery, to which they invite the at
tention Of their customers, and the pub
lie generally.
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EN-We were in error, in stating in last
weeks issue, that the court of Common
Pleas would commence its spring session
on Monday, the 10th inst. 1t should have
been Tuesday, the I7th. Those inter
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
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TIt is hardly worth our while 10 say
anything about the weather in this vicin'
ily, for few days past; let it suffice, that
it has been weather; sometimes it blew
then it inew, then it lriz, then it thew, and
then for change it would alternate.
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E4rIn another column will be found a
synopsis of President Buchanan 8 lnaugu-
raj. We did not receive full copy OF
the address in time for this weeks issue,
which we may, or may not, publish in full
hereafter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Agrleultmvnl RIeetiMg.

AT the annual meetingof the jackson conn
ty Agricultural Society held Feb. 25th, 1851,
the following gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing yesrs Walker Bennett, Pres,
II. f. A0stia, Vice Pres, W, X Hastings. Sec,
IL. C. Messenger. III, Board of Managers -
Stephen A. Vaughn. John 'rh'mp 'on, W. s.
Schelenger, A, Il. Carrick Jacob A. Sell
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0JWonder how every body feels un'
der the new administration We feel
Just as we did under the last; don't see
any change now, but before it ends, hope
we will, ifit is only little silver change.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WHITE TEETH, PERFUNED BREATH AND BEAU
TTuL CoMPLETIoN-can be acquired by using the
"Bam Of Il Thousand Flowers" What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of dsa-
greeable breath, when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice, would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alabasterf Many persona do not know their breath
is bad and the subject il so delicate their friends
will never mention it. Beware of counterfeits.--
BE sure ench bottle is signed
fETRIDGE 4 CO., NY.
For sale by all Druggists. 40
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n1y-See Advertisement in another col

EESee Advertisement in another col
nmn of New Novel, entitled "Magdalen
Hepburn" by the author of "Zaldee' ,
etc Garrett, Dick g. Fitzgerald, No
10, Ann street. N. Y are popular Pub
fishers, their works have only to BE- read,
20 be appreciated.
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nTMr. Allen Austin will please ac-
cept our thanks for past and present ia.
vors, for late New Orleans papers.
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Information Wanted! .

OF Mrs. ANN WELSH, die Ann DIcRslSI
wife OF PATRlcK WELSH, who has lived in JskK,A
son county, Ohio, by her riser SARAH Dixbs,
now IN the City OF New Ydk Letters may
be addres sed 10 SARAH DIXON care Of JoHN Me-
PRArLAND No. 10, East sedenth street Ne
York
March 4, 1857. 50-lm
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Look out for the
FOX CHASE!!

NOTICE 4 hereby given, that there.will be
a Circular FOX HUNT, on March 9tsts
1857, Boundary commencing AZ Andrew
Ctooks' Mir: thence south to the ,rhoulR Of
Of Rock Rue; 'thepce 10 A. GlasborA's; thence
along the road 10 samuel McKntu's; thence
down III kew ,foot run toAlexsuder FreebOru's;
thence M Salt.ereek 10 commencing point =
Officers. LAlexander .Frteborn James II DAT.
Hin. William Fottner, Charles Love, George
Wills, Iphn McMtlln, A Crooks, John Law
kDauieI tlaltelman. samuel Overly, Daniel Yer
nm, Joseph tIubanks, DOsson Clayton, ROber
Eater, Jones vandiyert, sias Tope, Samuel
| Mct,nen Georee Hutton. Abnm Bnrer, ifhpnpl
oiN - = - y, -. y A "a fs...h. ~ :.
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AO! Farmers and Gardners !!
Attachment Notice.

VIM. H. Dunham) Before H. Adams, J. p.
W. of Lick township, Jack
John j. Wilson, son County Ohio. e-
Defendant in this action will take notice, that
said Justice OF the Peace, ssued an OF der Of at
tachment in the above named cause, on the Goth
day Of February, 1851, for the sum af inc dol
lars and fifty cents. Cause continued until the
2lst day of April, A. D, 1857, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ.
March 70, 1857. 5l-aw
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DIED,

In Warren county, Illinois, on the 2ist, Of Feb
ruary, of Typhoid Fvor WILLIAM IL. JonNsoN
formerly Of this county, aged ~ years,
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Site Of W.
Mount Vennolv
Washington at IA
WashiOpton surR q IIis'o
Washinriemat Winchester, ( -
Washington field spofts, ssf
: ,Eoriiliax BankerS nil,
sFoR 1ieosderaga,
(. Lake George, ~ ts g. J. 81 .sa, + i 8 e q
Fortl6eations al West Point IN 1850,
Washington qusllihg ariot. lirom acctempO'
view q New York. i776.
4 AusDYlicement OF Independence.
-.-B6ttieof Trenton,
Battle Of Germantown,
Battle Of Monmoa h. .t
\ BUddock's Battle Field
Washington going to Congress,
"Nust always remain par vminence. the his
tory OF The Father Of his country.-I Phiadel.
phia Rullatin
IN. B 1T ls intended that the illustrations II
this edition shall be worthy of the sntject anC
Of he author. The bestMtists have been en-
gagged to make original drawings, aud the mo''
eminent cngravings are secured.
| No expense viii be spared to make the en-
cravings crsditahle " American art, and iulk
satisfactory 10 the ametuer of IastidiQus tasle-2
| uFAgents aud eanyassers supplied on llbera
terms. The edition Is Fpblished EXCESSIVELY 70
subscribers ah t n ar
Country papers insetting this advertisement
three times, will receive a complete set Of I'M
| illustrated Eiiton Mar l2,5l-3t
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ETWe received letter from an old
friend from Minnesota Territory, few
days since, who speaks in words Of the
highest praise, and advises all that wish
TO live like human beings, to pull up
stakes and come right to St. Paul and vi
entity. We doubt not many would dc
that same, bat circumstances alter cases
for there are manythousands in this StatC
would willingly 60, could they procure
lha rhesls to roll on. Hope to hear from
! him soon again.
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DAVIS MACKfcxEE

A TT 0RN E Y AT L AZ
Jackson c. HI Ohio,
WILL attend promptly to allbusiness ebt
to his care. lf
Office in the Commercial Bloc
doors be low 4he CIT zeny Bank.
March S, 1857. 56-tf
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ETItisa remarkable fact, that provis,
ions were never so scarce as at the pres
snt in this towl. There are many that
Q mot get enough to live on, for lore OF
monry; we don't speak Of all in this light,
no, we only speak for ourselves, letOth'
.,ss do the same. We cant get money
and would just like to see one Of the hu
man race that ever thought of q poor deu'
II ofa Printer. let alone iOpc him. Wha
athought? Wonder if any of our delin
queuts ever give us passing thought
these hard times. "AIan's inhumanity t.
man, makes countless thousands mourn
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EF The Rev. J, 5 Buchanan, will
preachat the Baptist Church, in this place
on next Sabbath at eleven o clock, A. NJ
and quarter past one ?. NJ.
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I wish to inform my Old.ftnds, and tii
lie generally, that have LIT Young Ar j
Furnace, and can be found at all tines
office in the Commercial Bpck, or at ml
dence, opposite the AmericaIHodse.
DfMACKL
March, 5. 1857 5013w
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MESTEIk JENIkINLS EkrA1

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe undsrsI
ed has been appointed and Qualified as ext
tor on The estate of Hester Jdkins, late Of JACK
son county Ohio, deceas: Dated this 18th day
Of July, A. D. 1856, so
BENZ. JENKINS, ]
JOHN JENKINS =
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IPoPrsxovTH.--This our sister city,
seems 10 be all in hustle at this time, AZ
ter a Grip Van Winkle .slnmber. the
business men, can bO seen night and day,
hurrying to and fro, all In high glec, aud
full of anticipation Ola rich business har'
vest. The river Is in good stage, with
many boats passing and repassing. la
den with freight Of all kinds We are
glad to learn that the products Of our own
county are being hurried on to market
sooR we hope we may feel It's good ef
fcOls. May our neighbors always. be Il
such good cheer. and may nayigation'no
cease fora long. time. =.
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GerSee Advertisement Of Stray Dog,
in anorther coumn.
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Mrs Washington (early pOrtrait)
from Stuart,
Miss Phillipse. from original picture,
Gen. Schuyler Putnam, Arnold Green, Ward
Knox, Montgomery aud st Clair, Lord Sterling
Baron Steuben, Lafayette, Count Pulaski, Lin.
coin. Mercer, Charles Lee. Henry Lee, Col. Mont
trie, Gen. Wayne, Gso. Cliaton Sir. WIN Howe,
Sir Henry Clinton, LORD Cprnwsllis, and Gen
Burgoine,
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s,,erlG's safe.

, NOtles is hereby given thai the undersigned
Sheriff Ctthe County of Jacksons wilb by vit-
tue Of an Nxecuiiup issued. by tbe eourt Of COM
mon pieas q said epnniy, N tayor Of hris'o'
pher McClurty and against s. y. Hard and ? $,
Shemer, aud No him directed, At ten o'clo k
a, n the 26ih dOy ofMarch, 1851, at the horse
OF k.s' SRearer, Nia Milton township, ~ said
eoHatyg olin, Cur sale at Public Auction. the fol
loving goous sphe~hattels, m to wit; Thirty Head
Of Ihtee Lld fQur ler OLD .Nnlile taknn nn
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av.T II. Peterson, No. 1O9 Che ST.

ET-T. u. Peterson, No. lO2 Che ST.
nut ST., Philadelphia, have in Press, and
will issue on Saturday the l4!h orMareh,
"ViyiA; the Secret Of Power" by Mrs.
Ed. L. n. SoUTHwoRrH, complete in
one large duodeoimo volume, neatly
bound il cloth, lor One Dollar and Twen,
ly.fve cents; or in two volumes, paper
cover, for One Dollar. Copies Of either
tdidoA Of lbe work will be sent TO any
ppsiof Oiled States, free Of postage,
% she price Of the edition any
= the publisher, in q let
Alnr sale at the Cheap
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MAGDAEEN HEPBURN :.
A Story Of The. SCOTTISH IscfOgIna'

~ g, VAObG
= ny MRS. 0LYPHNT !.
Author of "Zaidee," aAdam GFfeme," etc, Com
pete in one large Emo yolutne bound in Cloth, for
One Dollcr.
Thischarmihg novel, by the'author Of szsl9se,
yillbe welcomed byall who have. bed. Che pleas-
ure Of reading the former production. he quaint
originality, the hcplthy and chesgiul rel gous tone,
and charming simpieily and good SenseVf this vol
ume will render. IL general and permaHent favor.
it0, London .Athensum.%
NOtels in Cheap FOrms i
We phbli.h andsupply dealers and Travelikg A.
gents With every work q Fiction, and all kim d
publiaticns BY every author Of celebrity. bocs
Dealers and nprohaats wanting a Wholesale selec'
tion shoald address Us and get our isis, and state
what. business they pre in, and tho sort Of Hooks
wanted 50 as 10 ensble Us 70 give infoEmat0n suit;
cd TO their wants.
GARRETr, DICK. & FITzc -
b No rs Ann.Atreet. Nc
Copies Of the above book sent -
I free Of postage. Send oAshulE.s.e1N 8
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MARRIED.

MARRlzD-On the lstinst., by John J. Jones,
E.q Jous JouSsoN ana JULIA A, FAuLKSrR,
all Of Jackson County, ....
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LAWS or ONO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTMOV

mo. 81 AN ACT,
To amend the act entitled
l. sble the holders Of las
Safe. 10 perpetuate tes
totheir lands. passed y
SEcrioy u. Be it en- ,cted b
spmbly Of tbs Smte of Ohio,
ton of the act Of the GesrI
tied an act to enable thee
in thi. State to perpeYia
their lands" passed. NJ
amended so as 10 read
it enacted hy tho Geneq
of Ohio. That Il shall
or persons, their guar
owning .or bai6EyS
tracts Of land within
corners. 2rlhrs
become lost or MO
Of he'oming lost Or I'D
destruction. defacnmen
of any corner, witness
or monument or mont'l4
cause, to call on the 5
whore the laRd N
divided by asy
or of any coum@
10 make a survey
planted at tauy corner
places in any line or
post, noting partIcRla'
dilion Of III original
called for in -
also Of all othS
may be important
all the places Of notofiaS5V
lines Of sail survey may p
veyor shall mike out a plat
such survey, under his hand
Of the chainmeh, markers, am
if any, IN such survey. and
persons present at the plantin
post as aforesaid; and noting
Iof ths u, sCmDsss Ir:In the oEI
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