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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

Az JokE-The investigation OF the charge of at.
tempt to bride member Of Congress turns out
peced At least the eIplanstion-s sqeh as is usually
given cit was all joke" says the member implicated
That is the way to do it, and the way it is done Offer
member thousand dollars for bis vote count down
the money to him in ell seriousness if he refuses the
bride the borer has only to laugh and say it was all joke
and there is the end Of it, How can you prove it any
thing else There ars Witnesses present You did not
get the money The moment you Refused it yOu told
in jrculsr way that it all joke and how you
prove to have been any thing esey Such the eIpla
nation given IN be case under investigation at Washing
ton and there presume it will end Thus cuprits
cape for the lack proof and corrupt legislation dOauis
the people continually The public lands are vast
ruPton fund and will sJrd very little hereafter
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THE PAUPER's DEATH BED.
BIZ MRS sOUTHET.

Tread soitly-bOw the head
In reverent silence low,
No passing bell doth toll
Yet an immortal soul
Is passing BOW.
Stranger however great,
With lOWly reverence bow;
There's one in that poor shed,
One in that paltry bed,
Greater than thou.
Beneath that beqglTs roof,
LOl Death doth keep his state,
Enter-no crowds attend;
Enter-nO guards defend,
This palace gate.
That pavement damp and cold,
No smiling cOurtiers tread;
One silent woman stands,
Lifting, with mesger hRndF,
A dying head.
No miBgliug voices sound,
An infant wall alone
A sob suppressed-again
That short, deep gasp and then
The parting grOan.
U chsugs-Ol unknown change,
Burst on the prison bars
This moment there, 50 slow,
So agODizsd, and now
Beyond the stars.
o! ehaDgs-stuPendous change,
There lies the sOulless clOd;
The sun eternal breaks
The rev immortal wakes
Wakes with his God.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

~ The last Ola Iona, Miss, Prairie Etps has the
following paragraph, which the ladies viii peae skip
Nobody seems to have heard OF that chap 10 Aberdeen
who just came home from years absence in Nicaragua
On his way up from the landing h. quite number Of
sdes. After kissing bis sister, &C. pray said be- are
all the girls in Aberdeen married. / met Miss A.
Why brother, Miss A int married" Not married
Nor Miss B. nor Miss CO nor Miss - fOh
pshaw brother said Sis just beginning to catch the idea
that's nothing but hoops
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

- Ths Mobile and Ohio Railroad have commenced q
suit at Law against Capt John Chide formerly the chief
engineer and general sgent Of the road for neglect Of
day. crd also for the wrongful exercise Cf his trust
where by is claimed that the Company has been saor
m3usy damaged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

- The Press-The Pulpit and PettcOats. These are
the three ruling powers OfIhe day. The spreads
knowledge the other morals, the third, though last not
least-spreads considerably.
Great and mysterious thing ia these three P.s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25
STATE OF TEEI.EEsTE.

In chs1cery, at Csn-rsy lie, Jsaga F ules, 1851
A. q F. WRAT, Usl
7. w Erwin and ORIGINAL INJUNCTION BILL.
(. L. SPENCER
ON motion Of Thomas p Bslrmar, Solicitor for Con plain
~ ants, and appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that h h. Spencer Is sden Of the state,
that the ordinary process law De served upon
him, it's therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master taai
publication be made for four successive weeks IN The eA
UNI1s AID AEERCaN newspaper published in the City Of
Nashville Tennessee, commanding the said Defendant 10
appear before The Chancellor Of the Sixth Chaucey DIVISION
house, in the OF Cent eye The Second
Monday in March next, and plead, answer or demur 70
Compliments bill the will be taken Tor confessed
and set.for hearing e parfsas 10 Do m.
ORVILLE A. NIXON,
fao4-w4;--prnteTs' fee IS. Clerk and Master
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srATE OF TEEEEssyE.

IN Csa1cery at CenErevlle, January Rules, 1857.
George ". StangH, e. al. Admir- }
ORIGINAL bLLLi.
James C. SiaHdl, ct. al.
ON motion Of hughes & Ess!y, sisitor o- COmpianants,
~ and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tas Clerk and
Master James C. Saudil and William WOoteH and wife
Jurs uOu-TedRuis OF this Sate-s0 that the ordinary
process Jaw cannot be served hems IS therefore
ordered By CLERK and Master shat PUBLICATION be made Tor
four successive weeks 90 tie Weekly Uaus AND AAEBCAN
Newspaper published iH He city OF Nashville, tennessee
commanding The said Defendants appear before the Chan
ceor Of sixth Chaucery Division, the court 10
the Of CeuIreylies tho Second Monday IN ID arch
next and plead, dcmur 10 COmpaiuants' bill, or
the will be taken for c0uessed, and for hearing
10 them sr VETss ORElLLE 4. NIXON.
ja14-w 4g--pduiers' fee So Clerk aud Master.
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New Books.
HUHOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES,


HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES.
LATE
JONATHAN KELLEY,
DETER known 1.-THE reading syUaf N
ID " Falconbridge" JACK Humphries.I5 . Stampede .
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs by srgPurvs.
Price sI.25 in cloth; or 81 in paper.
This book is beautifully Illustrated sbouuds n humorous
Agreeable relaxation 70 the mind peruser OF solid
tomss."-Dsl. Co. Republican.
laugh aud grow fat."-Bait -4lUoeafs.
They are Of the most varied lively and agreeable eharsS
''TsE BANlsHED sOY,'and other Stores ofthe Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, uus-
traled. "PickvicE Papers, Nicholas NckeJy,~ David
Copperdeld" Now ready in vo7 each y mo. Just
ceyed aud for sale By HAGAN 81 CO.,
"MARRYIyG TOO LATE."--A Tale by George Wood.
NOTES on THE GosPELs-By Rev. Cbas. Il. Hau-a
sTORIEs OF AN OLD MAID, related to her Nepbev,
and Ncees- beautiful juvenile Book.
"NiLLEDULCi - THonsand Pleasant Things selected
COMMODORE PERRY's JAPAN EXPEUTION-Ear-
Cbua Seas and japan performed Boz lh yr- lisa is5l and
i-4 by order OF the Government Of The Jred States under
piled from the Original Noes and Journal Of Commodore
FsTy, atEs rsqur,i under s supervision by Francis
Cravings and Cliars. Forsale by HAGAN 4 BRO,
dsci7 Market street.
HARPEIi's n aGAZlNEs aad GODIA' > La
$50 DIES BOOK FOR JANtAtE
) dsc24 F. HAGAN & CO.
HAHPEF's NEW PAPER.
III ARPER's WEEKLY, Journal Of Civilization, hrt
II number 500 eop,ss just received subscription received
juG HaGAN& BRO, agents.
TIIEN EW-YOsK LED5.EH,
A WEEKLY Newspaper subIcr piion received aHd sin
~ gle nuuDrHs sold b HAGAN & BRO, Agents.
FVHE FLAE or OUR UNION, and Ballou's Pc
L tpTil! News papsrs' f1r sale b. HAGAN q BRO,
isuG Acert-.
Cooley FOK FEBRUAHl,
Have been received -
Iau20 - HAGAN & BIO.
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REMOVAL,
THOMPSON & CO..

Removed to No. 50, College street,
OUR very extended and constantly increasing trade, re-
~ qurng than had at the old stand, have
removed 30 ae spacious and elegant store recently erected
for US on College Street, where will be happy 10 see our
friends and customers We also take this occasion TO
the public that will continue very successful system Of
RAPID SALES AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST,
and eNpeCtO greatly increase future purchases
will Of course be enabled 20 buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper than ever aud Il customers will nauguts
the new year by prompt settlement OF the accounts Of the
pahey may anticipate great things in the future in the
way Of novelties and bargains We hope therefore have
an early call from all who interested In their welfare
and THOMPSON & co.
janl '57-G No. 50, College ST.
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a. 2. BEERS & co
PRODUCE COMMISSION mERcI1An1

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
W ILL attsRd The sale Of al. kinds Of Tsp7svss Pan
" duee upon Commission their cor1Ho.fous Frr.-
Ff0oi STORE on Broad street, opposite the Planters uo
REFEEENCEs-
HESRT T. TEArfAN, Nashville, Tennessee.
sETEOUE. FAEsTEg s. Co. 90 DO.
Hon. J. P. hINs PTes'i G. K H. & g- 20 su~4rf7 a.
J. A. AHsLEY, and ". "A srAREE. n. n.
janlO-'j7-Iwd&w4We
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

THE subscribers take pleasure in informing the public
4 that they have opened an EATING HOUSE. No. p
Deaderck street. neN door Douglass comer where they
are prepared to feed the hungry all hours O'Clock
In The morning 70 y night, with the best that the
affords and reasonable Our
that be found In the city Day BOsrders taken
sonable terms share OF the public parOnage respectfully
solicited, IjauI3-dImJ FULLER & CAKE.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

DAF IDSON COUNTY COURT
John Lowell, and others,
Order o publication
Markham Lowell.
the Office Of the Clerk and Master the County Court
n at Nashville, the 2Oh day January 1857, on motion
Of complainant by counsel in the above cause and appear
ing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
defendants, James c. MCLeHden and Lucinda McLenden
ms wife, who reside in the State ef Arkansas nonesi-
dents Of the state Of Tenn ssee and therefore ordinary
process Of this Count be served upon there
o'e ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
made for four weeks in succession ia the Nashville UNION
AND American, newspaper published in the city
Vle requiring the said defendants appear Febru-
airy Term the County Court be holden for county
OF Davidson the COUu House thereof 10 the city OF Nash
Vile, on the first Monday in March next and said
bill, or the will be taken for confessed
set down for hearing Pars Said petition being the sale
OF Land and Negroes belonging TO the Of Elizabeth
LOVel, decd. F. x. CHEATHAN
Jan22--w4w-pnnters' fee s.. Clerk and Master
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTFE ny,

z LASS 10, TO be drawn CoNcERT Hall, Macon, Ca,
- under the sworn superintendent Of Col Geo. N LO,
gan and W. e. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, JANU-
Any 81. ls5I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

IHE SLAVE EXEMPTION SCHENs.-The LyuChburg FER.
giHIa has the subJoned in reatoutO tn scheme recently
mentioned as having been introduced in tle Florida I
isaturs TO exempt from levy and sae in that State by
execution or attachment or other process one slave"
1t would be well for Southern Legislators 10 think long
before adopting, as law sECh measure this The fact
is that very large proportion Of the southern people If
oil their worldly goods we're converted into money could
not purchase slave worth havng-and 10 would be the
worst sort Of class legislation that would make their e.
ects aeuabe for their debts while he slave Of a ah-
Ter man would be exempt Such a law would Justly
arOussG deep aud general discomfort with the poorest
classes aud do more o awaken prejudice against slave.
ry an ANYTHING can imagine. We trust that such
scheme viii find favor 10 the South and especially in Er.
gluIa.
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BY Express !

1@sL=s zsez.==--s=z5s3ss==rfa
THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS
WE have Just received small importation Of those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been inquiry they going OF rapidly those
have been waiting for them Should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them LOWER than they
have been sold iE this city.
janIO-J7. WATERFIELD WALKER.
THE PREMIUM DRESS HATSI
4 T the popular house Of WATEBTIELD 81 WALKEH the
y elegant style Of Dress Hats always be found.
At period their history have they been better prepared
give entire satisfaction.
WATERFIELD q WALKER,
Premium Hattsr5, &c Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

~ Gen. L. P. Walkers name having bsen mentol-
cd in o1uusc0n with the Cove rrshP Of alabama hePut'
lshes card declining animation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25
Horse Lost.

DRoKE from my enclosures, College street, on Mon-
ID day morning, bay horse, short built poor and Old
Whoever will return him 10 me- or give information where
be is, shall be paid for bis trouble
jan24-IW HESS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

HAGAN Il BRO, Market Street,
Have just received large supply extra heavy and very
dne Cap Paper, ruled and unruIed. Also, an
assortment Of fine Wrapping and Manila Papers, to which
they invite buyers in Of good article at low prices
ja24 HAGAN d BRO, 30 Market St.
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Jackson 4 .A6arms-

WeSAA9C44 ~ &8AE8AAASs
BROAD STREET, WEST OF CHATFAvO0cs Irpor
LUMBER MERCHANTS.
A Nd Mauuiaciursrsof Sash, Door Fraras E1rsfz An
"A Ties AOudiugs, ArcaiIravss, Base H.l.-f- p,ls,-
Welher Boarding, Poplar and Pine FI39rrs- SHELF
locus Bo3ss and al kindsof Wood Work ucr5sary r NJ
l1slis Finish Of Frame or Brick Houses OF cg-y
Ortsfslr)m ms surrounding country u0e.s,s W8rk r
illy Plt uP % a. % De hau'ei phPycJ Eaout Iry
sash Fumed and Glazed n desired
jams 2l-t3n&yly JACKSON & Adams.
10 TEACH EKs-FUIk ~1TF
'hE building now occupied By the -ubz.rssr t.5rar
= Win 20 ilfnuFe' and gJOd chemical and BhfT5-1aE
"a ~ SAfatas' Immediate appllcau8ni@ necessary.
galLo-eot. JNO. KIMBERLY.
OWNER WANTED
'oh one boz Of Books marked ~. r. MaarF one HOY -
BOOKS marked d. r. HUNrEB, received per stsa1B.sf
white BiuH Stored ut W. r. Gordonr. n MOI e.gl.8-5
-n -lLs1 ~ W 6s 500 % pay ehar-es- jsuI4-gf
VALUABLE FAMM FOf S-,f---
WISH . sell the plantation on which nov live w. ss
!ng On CaFiers creek 10 miles north Of CaIuuba ~
ana I'VE miles west Of Spring Hill, e0utaini 2 a5 $40
-cFesg lfee aGndned and suvsutydye acres Of which a
IN COCO STATE OF cultivation Perzons usnfnr u Br-.ra
ing. rF-'' --''i1 ''t
dee2s-lam dtv&v-I VS.. PfeEtRD
FUk Kent.
No. u Cedar street. Nashville, tu0 Raoma srrt-bs r-
Banking H0ase, Store, Doetsror LAWYERS OfIss.-
lao lQ--u r-7frs-
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S. w. GuEYTER

=. w. GvN TER,
CUCCESSORt 70 ". l.. PrEr, corner Church and Vim, r-z
- would respectfully announce the citizens Of Nashv
that he prepared 10 iii all orders Baking and FAMILY
Grocery line Of business
thankful for past fVors, would shssrruIy recommend
my successor, Mr. GUHrIa my old friends and customer
lauI7-'57-3ms NJ. i. pr.I.
BOOkDKeeper.
GENTLEMAN who is good Accountant a8d Pact
"A cal Book Keeper, wishes engagement either IN Nash
vile or me al lniug county Good city reference given
dTeas Box 25Ds =. o. LJau1s-I7l
LUMHERg LUMBERI
I'VE undersigned extensively engaged the Lumber
Business, and respectfully solicit orders from Rufg4-
and Others needing any thing n line They own one "a
tue best Cedar forests iu Wilson county, arerrcunre
turnh any KIDD Of Lumber, either Of Cedar or her
IBeir Depot Is a. The Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber b addressed % the undermined M
6atesTiile Wilson Co., Tenn, vIl SIR U.rpr al
our Depot. kIRkPAIklCk, BdEENJN a SIMMONS
jlnl7-'57-dIy. KIRKPATRICK a GLASS.
FOR RENT FOR 1857
THNHR SSra House the 50rner OF Make, Street am
Hood alley ihIs house il 10 front the Union Han
and back 0fths Bank Of Commerce and has been oecp
asa Cloihing store lis desirable stand for business
any kind Apply . v. X. STEVENSON q
nec15--u n. i. ALLOW Az
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D the peace:

Total exports for fiscal SS96 ,s54lOs
The domestic exports the hssa years. 1855 and 1886,
compare as follows It shows sOunder Of trade In
1856 than anticipated:
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THE partnership Of W. q Z. n. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having expired by limitation we hive this day sold our
Interests pa the entire stock Of Furniture Carpeug, Pianos,
DC, 10 THOMAS "A. GREENFIELD and JOHN PATTER.
SON whom we take pleasure in recommending old
customers and doubt they will gtvo general satisfaction
% on who may favor them with call.
W. GREENFIELD,
jau2, 80 FREEMAN.
All those indebted 10 w & T. f. Greenfield g. TO-, arc
vited 10 cali al their Oh stand and settle.
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LuIClEU may = I5Ja.
have used Professor Woods Restorative to decided
advantage. 1t prevents the hair from coming out and
gives gloss and sOitDess very desirable The few gray
hairs had, have entirely disappeared. Others ny
family have used itand concur with IL proaCunclDg
1910 r,rnl Lnh
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GREEN APPLES.

-N-a-a-0 II NIIl|0a
On BARRELS Of The above IN store and for sales,
Jan IL '57-tf h, gr,-,i--
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

PoRK FArTENED ON HUMAN BoDIEs. -
Let any person, says writer in a late
Ceylon paper, at day break start from the
gates Of Government House, Calcutta,
and whether bis walk be on the banks of
the canals, which on three sides surround
Che city, he will see pigs feeding on the
dead bodies Of the natives that have been
thrown there during the night; during
the day the river police clear away aud
sink all that remain of the bodies. Bad
as is the metropolis Of India, tits moth
ing compared to Ratnan Hundreds up
on hundreds of human corpses are there
streWed along the strand; and faitenilg
Ghoule-like, upon these are droves upor
droves of swine. These swine are slaugh.
tered, cut up and salted into hams, bacon
and picEled pork, and then dispatched tc
Calcutta. The great market for this poi
sonous swine produce is the Mauritu'
and Bourbon, where It Is foisted on the
inhabitants as the produce Of Europe
Moreover as these swine are sold in Cal
eutta at three OF sour shillings each car
cass, il is stated that the inferior class o.
home@ard bound vessels are proyisione,
with them, and thus this human-fed porl
ib introduced into Europe and America
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

SEDUofIoS CAsEI IN NICHOLAS COUNTY,
KT.--A correspondent Of the Paris Flag,
writing from Carlisle, says; y
The trial Of Df. J.H H. Carpenter In opr
Circuit Court last week, for the seduc-
tion Of Miss Goram resulted Ia his being
6ued S2,75O and COSTS. The case win
probably cost him about $4,000. He is
worth about 90. .000' His property was
attached when the suit commenced. The
Doctor Ii married man Miss 9oTam
had been married 70 Mr.. Dunpington
about three moDths before the birth Of the
child. Her husband obtained y divorce.
She is about is years old and modest and
retiring in her appearance.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

STRAEeE AoolpEErs-A arrange seei.
dsnt occurred in Hamilton, Canada. a.
Thursday last: 49,
gt2iA French Canadian woman named
bary Jevelry, was drowned u6der very
peculiar circumstances yesterday. The
deceased appeared to have been waking
along aslight embsnkmont on the side o6
the street, and having slipped and fallen
with her face ia posthole full Of water.
WAS drowned. Itiss soneEhat singular
that an accident OF the kind should have
occurred at,nld day on one of the uriE,
eipal streets without attracting thenotics
of some PasseFs by, but such is tlo fact.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

RBr The Belgian Steamer Constitu.
zion arrived last evening from Southamp.
ton, bringing three days later inielii.
genee from Europe. From England ans
France there IS nothing new # moment.
The details Of she Chinese war. however
are very interesting. though no new event
OF Importance Is reported II Is stated
that Russia is preparing 100. 900 mon Tor
Ia grand demoDy =. .,..,, .o.,uss tns 0lsoaa,
ssas aths Caucasus
,oI ynf u sgaush qars -orfsss E-gt
Z .e- ~ aaaswret 4,ffrig aoe
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

MosT IMPoRTANT FROM UTAH.-The
Washingiol Star states that there Is pos
tive information in Washington that
Brigham Young snd his crew have burn
ed the United States archives, court rec;
ords, &C., infUtAh Territory that they
havs demanded the appointment OF ous Of
two schedules Of federal officers. both
headed by Brigham Young for Cover
nor. with the avowRl Of the purpbas Of
driving any otherout Of the WefTitofy'by
force Of arms. The truth is.c the Nor
mons are aIseady practically ipA 4 state o.
.i"Oslilonins3ablawrol 10 aifs itgsnsn o
r. . rr.1a ID
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

MuRDuR.-Th Grand Jury Of Mon
roe county have found sfis bill against
Jacob MysEg " the murdsf Of James
Hpn4ert4r, i1t lo aiai. astra1tr f.8r7sP II
1isiA lN offf0 fs s.rr ~.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
IOIIN MYEI

CABINET & CHAIRMAUFACTQ-
RY. mex; door TO the M. E. Church
on Market street. i.a...
TiHin, Sept. 29th, 1851.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
FTFR Y1NNEsT,

.f1IH sfEEEN FANFS
RI1GGY AND CARRIAGE MAN
r1r irTTJR pr east, of the Court House, on
TiGin, Sept. 29th, 1854. t,egai q L,al ..L----
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

(Eo. 90 AN ACT. oiNrr.ra,. ..
To amend section 49l OF an act entitled.
can act TO establish code Of civil
procedure" pussod March IL 1859.
Section 0. Be IL enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
section 20 Of the act TO establish code
Of civil procedure. passed March H..
l953,as amended by an act passed March
go, 1856, entitled "au act to amend sec
tions 48i, 400, 49l, Of the not to estab
lisha code Of civil procedure" /" .etc., be
so amended ms 20 read rs follows: Sec
ton 49l Execution may be issued up
on transcripts fled in vacation OF during
term, Rt any time, after said transcript
may be iiled, the same as il the iudg.
ments had been taken in court, and the
sheriff shall return the same as other ex
eontions: Provided, that on such execu
tion no sale shall be advertised and madl
till after tho next term after the filing OF
said transcript; and the lsins shall be- as
provided in section 400; and all sales-o
real estate made on executions issued up
on transcripts, the Sheriff's proceeding.
shall be examined and approved by th,
Court az IN other cases. IN. ...
.4f iHr N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of House Of Representatives
THOS. II. FORD,
goo. President Of the Seuate
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

WILLIAM GALLUP
CLOCK AND WATCHMAhER.
All kinds Of WATCHES kept constantly on hands
Store in Commercial Row.
Tiiin, Sept. I7th, 1851 ly l-l-n N