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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAi.
uuHkx ezsRKEr.

fmnAY. iuno i2-6P. M
The stock market was quito active this morning The
movement In Michigan Southern and Reading IN an
unusual extent Eric and New York Central we're freely
offered and the salcs we're large. Cleveland aai Toledo
was particularly active improving prices. Al the drt
board California rs advanced Ia per cent; Chclgo and
Rock IsIapd, IA New York Coatra e; Erc, < Michigan
Southern, 4 do preferred, =; Gaiena and Chicago, l.
Cleveland a1d Toledo, 1. Michigan Southern sinking find
bonds fell oil rcr cent, Norwich and Worcester, IA
Crosse and Mlwaukic a; Illinois Central, l. Milwaukee
and Mtsssrp opened at &c and close at O., Per cent
Reading opcnei quito steady but the quantity Of stock Of
fering than the marko, could stand cossd
weak Michigan Southern opened at g., and up rapid
ly 10 ASK per cent with pretty large operations. Eric
cloeed at slight advance tho opening price. New
York Central advapccda lc on the cash sales. Salcs
sellers option made a. vide differences.
Al tho second board there active business Read
ing fcIi OF a per cont closing weak at u per cent Nch
gan Southern closed AK per cent, which is decline
OF pcr cont Mlohigaa Southern preferred per
cent lower. Pans declined l. Ia Crosse and Milwaukee
e Gslens and Chicago advanced < per cent.
The steamship George Law, nj uis port from Asplnwsl,
brings tho California mails and 81 92o356 % In specie
The corresponding steamer last year brought 81 o5i'2
The raclnc mail steamship Sonora at ranam, from San
Francisco brougA, down Ooi e6 in pocic freight
The Assistant treasurer reports 10 day a folows:-
Total receipts slsib55 -
Iotd paymcss sslsos ~
Total BALANCE %
The esrrlnsys Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
or The 6rs, eight days OF Jusc instant, 170o
10 Ike period last h'oo
Increase, 40 Der ceu,....................sii 200
The earnings Of the Nissoun tactic Railroad Company
for Nsy were
Hsy, 1s5A Mry, 1857
Freisht '.'''''.., l9sl7 40 2a,s26 80
Mall. low Vs;a LOVE- Vo;s
- 49,
Total 2n,1v2 I0N w pl =
Increase 9t.os ~
Earnings M.s 81, April Mag, ls51,..."...,sjS95S2e g
Earnings fss same months = iSs6...,,.,.. SeSi9 ~
"
The Mlrauslc Snlin OF the on INIT. states Nat tho
merchants Of Nwsuxc subscribed $50 90 In siagls day
10 Inc new stock q re Milwaukee and Boricoa Railroad
Company on the arrival Of the rrciosi from New YORK
Tho company price 900 Cor ,No shares ono of ord'ua
~ stock ani one Of pr vlegc s,o, Convertible into 50
acres Of land Tho company anou1ce iboi intention 70
raise tac price Of ,hares o. oae half the amoro
/ wanted IL subscribed for
Tae sanszed statement eyhh9 We value Il iosSlga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

summer Hats STRAW Braid and LeghOrn
has endlr varctr BANTAS old and popular etore,
corner OF Canal Wooster
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RAyMOEUb corner AZ Fulton and Nassau streets and
tor the nrm unm ed custom 10 that department Their sam
Der socA great variety OF the a2d most
brcomng sy les Remember tic the cheapest In
town ou doub come and
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ME- iEnoa oLf ~ Of A. On, y AZ ~ 81. and
foGrInss ac ed poor and unprotec ed orphan s BY
rich, hea tess and ,.,,, ,.,,,,
in this city, will b. BE- f fSaSd ne ,!iA'I'
H fer .o s1sn SA jnae 4
Ts. nroE ana exciting relation is in the form Of no
THE sIGNEr RINGS;
Mrsrgar or s.rfp
from ne pen Of ore Of The most authors OF the day
he iresn4 'uierosS ans untold merie'oi Ills TOO orea
-, -, , BEAUTIFuL Wet Msi ...o
s is pu may De- Tss iI'Smpdeas Last and a~"
81 the wealthy and unprnciped This rea n sho 80 tho
Of = zee s %sn Who nj re orscsrsr srss. Of ely
the saaais hs p" gate and wickea-un
wills the dsepes sch ms OF crime and vice AMI ID Tausn'
-. A. ENEkOus ~ Ny IT lies
the and unprncipsd debsches who desired maize
her The slave or p.ssrov
and to wFesk upon Ass M yasssqfy a mo' daSoca and
pision OF his crime stained character hs reared and
r..- HaRpEhE D hs.Sr ,v,
be awakened % the scenes o.
wihln hearing OF our b, srihsone and
must inc arise In The eyes Of each reader who has ore
drop o. the milk Of hun kudnes in h. her being No.
exposed in ali ssir . VIM
but the reader is al bered into The concealed rem
devious OF
FasuIoyAUI,R VICE
of
bic IN scare OF new 6is.ipations AID
LUXURlOuS FOiIIEs
the natural mens Of arisooracy O, vsah
This
FASCINATINa STORY
NN''N''N =" TRS MEsnuJ,s FxrlTewEvr.
nv add uf If
deeper more apprnz than the foregoing aud the
cxTa edn ain worked on In order give ~ prii.
OF perusiar ths recital 81 del,bersea
"S' xuiD.BIuOpEp RAyENaE
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MARRIAGES AND DkATHs.
Marred.

CAnrsR-SmH In Walton Delaware county, N. r.. -
Thursday, June 10. by the Rev John Brown, Mr. ADoG-
Plus CAHIza, Of New York, TO Miss EIIzABns Sam, e
TIC former place
CORY YsAN-On wednesday, June 10, at tho resl-
dence OF the bride father by the Rev Charles Im6reo,
Mr.. UzAL Coay, to SARAH E,HABETH, daughter OF L. O.
Iyn an Esq all OF Jersey City.
JOSH yN--HAaNG Wednesday, June 10, at Sprfag
Valley, R:ckland county, N Y, by the Rev Acn Mr..
GXoKGz late OF this city, to Mss CAROLINE v.
HAtnG, Of this city.
LEyn,'cH--BrEss AT Brooklyn, Thursday, June IL
M tho reence OF the brides father by tho Rev Charles
Kcltey JosxB d LrvrE,H to LIZZIE A., only daughter q
Thomas Barns. bq., all Of brooklyn.
AuI0REv-Mssrsf2OS On Thursday afternoon, Jane
IL al Church, by the Few. Mr. Monee, FuixA MutosmW
to Mis- AIIcE MAsTfxsoS both oi ia city.
TBoENH-fioI Josrs.-0n TnuasdGy evening. June II,
at tho resdence OF the brides father South Oys Bay,
L. J., by the Rev Mr. stovei, T. " TnoRsx, Jr., ~
CoRsxiiA, daughter Of tlbert Floyd Joaes, Esq.
Wsxsb cg-SAy.Gs- Crom vol, Conn f, on wednss-
day, June TO- ny the Rev Mr. Bryan, Mr.. JANE A. WIZ
IoCK Cf New York, 10 Mss Hamlet WIRE, daughter -
EDSASD SAVAGE, tsq., OF (rjmweh
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The Royal p,adem. Of the old World ats

not oee gracefully the brow OF royalty thal GENIys
beaver the heads Of his sonsr~. This tut
aslc gem Of hsi IL nov the lssding feature Of tsha
able drrss ~ perfectly vcIIiisei with the uls regard -
the NJ, slih tho wcarer bespiuy ght ard sirra rgy
IN al iis details. Tho gem" delicate dove cng,
feucss and model tha result OF nerfSrt artistic
sks ia The MANUFACTURER decided orignl-pserlesa IA
beauty For sac eiodsi5ely by GkNiN, 2i baosaNy,
nnnnelta ~ PAn's
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A. Crnndjesn IL the Only Person WIN can
tscnnsued sclcn on diseases Of The human hair
"a church street. OF Barclay rhe sr'h and HEhh
avenue ears stop oil he door OF The eslAhnshmsns
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The Crmeo-sype. taken at Williamson
Prs ro5klyn looks well the person n no. better. Not
10 of any nsher type. 1ls FULTON street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

p article IS sewing machine, The rlest economy is 70
buy the best Those who purchase singers machines always
get what they want and them with satisfaction and profit
while those who OF the aud Inferior mach
In the maxkst 10 nur dsappontuen yexaton And
loss- I NJ SINGER co IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

Fontatpe's Cream Of Wild tf1wers-For
shaving iupsrug the hu whtnsss fragrance
and beau Sold by AL druggists n. q. fOSfAtNE6 Co.
Nos. % and ssy Broadway.
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In Going into tho Country nc sur. Won Pro.

,your from and eckles the Balm Of Thou
saud Flowers morning aud nights viii not only eradicate
the but prevent their appearance For sale NJ z6l Broad
way. and by ELL aruggisls BBoaErn nf spurious tu
taon put by preeudog to hsyo been partner
We had partner In the Balm oi thousand Showers,
and all such fraudulent inia Be each bottle
tsA the written signature OF w. Fe-iGge 10 the side
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GUNNER CLOTHING.

GUNNER CLOTHING,
~
EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
81 Rud GS FulOn street
BetueC uOli and Nid streets.
The amount of fine aud oh, cphDr contained 10
this erensi 0siablb brnent Ia ine NJ, Ia
hundred fails be snTd In respect regards prices
hasr himself that hs and does upderse eSery
o Der clOiIer In Of New York For
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Ptesse ~ Lubin,
FrBra ,snri. everlasting perfume
FGaDgipapni durable and most delightful
perfume FTengpanni from his Uoly Citv
Laboratory OF flowers, London NIGER co,
nInsd
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20 Cent Ambrotyrc Likenesscs. with Case.
beautifully coorcd,' uncqualei In America 25o0 aAen
daily h. AINBAil. I'll ~ adv
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Please & Lullili,

Campbell, Chemist and Druggist, corner OF
Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street Pure medic sad
mol.
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Girls keghOrr and straw BRAID Flats, New
desgps in brown gray and MIXED colors at BANTAB l0
Canal, corner Of Wooster street.
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f.sci Essrfe Operations.
8 story brown stcuc boUec and lot = side ed ST.,
12j n W. 81 9Th av., i3xos e............'.'. sIeeo
msooKfYN.
Property cold sub,cc, 10 dover right OF two iadcs-
rstSr r,rh. isoS,,s' - 40
plot ". W. corner south Ith and Is Sta, oln12 eOoo
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Pocket Cutlery. Newest styiss.-J. 81 ..
sAUkDxRS stors only a, No. As'cr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

Rich Paper Aangings for the Retail Trade,
Ill styles of Importation Work done In the most
artistic manner by THOMAS FAYE CO, 257 Broadway
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DUsCELLANKOUB.


L0ytLy DR'yF.-rHE MINT BEAUTIFUL DRIVE
= In the vfc.riy % New ork H. beyond nneson, that
the line o. road leading from Hnhoken Paterson
Gen opened BY the Paterson New York Plank Read
ConDspI: This road has plank and as,a el1.rk and
r tmoohn-ss Of surface easiuess unJniy Of srate
leaves nothing by mprr-ctsie
CHI along ro~d free trom dust and pbn VI the
most pchaniny seer De fund whnrs The spleen
from Iohoken, enrsshd. On the stope of the
same hui the prosoec arrd am extensive yet ~ differ
bsc tensack river. perfect level o "a nd-d
eonai q any course AZ in gons through the
Of shawhank Of quis loyelp.ss breaks At
at Paterson With s igniaeen, Falls of the Ia sale the
ride rmDses In passing along and Enjoying the beauties
OF nature bo@e 'crean,e etoris TO stain
both bsas' fJuud An,ng the various
pareA or en- er'sipm NJ socg the lae These It CosDs
coleman beyond d post Wlnans the tia way
Van C,dens In the vss- ut Aoquackonock and is h,nsh
not .ar Bredys At the Psssac Falls aise dis ng" bed
IA webb the lrE~e 81 their re he aae
gentle manly attention Of tn, ir hosts.
oet leave IbrstOgber the hours and half hours
lanai sweet on IN" quarter bo"r'
(toLnKED INITIAL rAmrfNa-ONLy DEPOT A.
~ 0lMbfEDE's Metropolitan Hotel,
nisEAsES OF THE EYE .Np EAR
- pee'.T D. HENRY ~ ARK. author Of 'bghi And Hear
ps bow rreseryed and How Lat" win be- his Office, he
dreet New York opposite Wsshtngton iarc udsys
wednesdays and Fridays from i.to 3 r. N.
NOR DERILITY, DYSPEPSIA LAN0UOs CHILIS
remors &c Nervous disc OF every torn, pains
.he hmos ana to wan o. STRENGTH sprs sleep appetite
BERs invig raing sangu fer tends cleo thrill OF
youthful strength throu shoul the whole body-issng too
soht nj w Bowery Price " 10; twn, -.
L'RENeH MECH ANI,nL LAMPS. M0pseAroRs AND
oarrels The best lamps for country horees billiard az
tures hall lamps bronze caudeabras, candesucks cocks
&c the best rapeseed Oh for sale by H. DAkDONVE. as
broadway
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Roys- and Youth's spring AMI sammer
'4''e' y '''N' ''''' WV b. 1. coBNShIs
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Paris Hoots and Shoes, FROM Celebrated
Manufacture OF UNeidsn FUlFN FERRIS SON,
Bs1tnakefs, 81 Magyar street
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1arrhsior's Hair Dye, wigs nnd xoupsss--
Q. The mznufectory, zs3 Broadway
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headaches Not lea Iopdou cirtai gin, mild,
delicious and aecref tied by medical as hsg ian sumu
LIANT OF peerless vas commands lf alike tn the favor OF
the connoseur and the invalid. Warehouse " broadway.
Ssld BY all druggists and grocers.
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Old stand, Corner OF John and Nassau
srcetsGreat REDUCTION In spring cohing N. Il. Collins
Co closng oct tb.r large stock low prices Aiso
their suits OF various ss sale and will pc
cold n the very lowest proesrians fr)ok coats paas
vests, &c Call and ses them. X. COLLINS 4 Co,
corner at John nd Nassau rcets-
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Dress end Nrsl,ti,fs TriWmings. M every
description hand maie 10 order, ~ LOJkifIs, f5l
Fvltou street. BROOKLYN.
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experience; ali It's rvsls falling iuo dsuse. u dniees
the blood "a the elements Of AL erupyc and uice-o
plains relieves akness and debility Is nisibe IN con.
sumption end Is highly concentrated thap when
originally introduced TcnY yesrsggn Sold by ~ IT, An.
NAN CO wholesale druggists, 10 Water street, NsS YORK.
ard b--~il druFg's v nj 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

Tsbleaux OF superb summer BOnnets.
dress head dresses and other elegant millinery present.
themselves side in passing hIo1gh HlLDE'S SPA
cious 25 Broadway Ladies' will find his prices
moderate as they can possbly desire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

1co, No az Maiden lane have removed to No. vescy
street. Ae:oy House Trussss srppoYier shoulder braces
silk elastic ntorkngs and every variety OF eslasees OF roe
approved patterns, skiifuy applied Private srpcasr
ladies. and oompeteu. tsaEls In sien6xnaA
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Norton's Pure Sparkling Carb0nated Soda
and beer drawn from tia fountains aud
pipes Refreshing, healthy and hyigcrlng, ut 45i Eighth
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BaIlaIvi's Hair Dye. the Gest Ia the World,
for brown black Store and private removed TO
proadway.
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SunbuT1i, ErccisIcs, Eruissions. NIL Skin Dis
JONES old Italian soap; - Eaianess Grey hair
dsndruh for henu'ing Ae Jones celebrated hair OIL
"a Depot. Az Howcry
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HUI, Iaimitsbie Cutter of usfr and xVhis-
kers every comedy able style, No. Barclay Har
n hoy
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Toilet Articles, a Rich AssortmsRe.-J. ~ =.
SAUNDERS store only. at No. Assoc bousc.
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Cr1sfado~o's scnips, Hair Dye apa sgsgs
terl al their line. Wholesale res sud .As dys pr
va.siy applied a. No. 4 As.or uouaa
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hair bad color invited consult Doctor
CRANDJEAN irons uaon frecl at "a Church street
OF Barclay. Ills huid gives the ur the natural
aired AMI be considered real pgody OF chaIniAry.
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mrca preparation from the rcperIoy Of medical science
They powerfully Than Other kuogu remedy urOn
lhe sLomach. Lho liver e boo and Tho pnDonary syson
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Custom Made Shirts, all sizes. Wholesale
and reta, stMLAUoIN'S shirt aud furnishing store 259
Greenwich street corner Of Murray
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bulls Truss Office Of No. 4 VcscY street, As
tor IIoufc removed broadway Prize reduced
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ordinary LiavOrs Breed

Smithsonian House, Bron,'v~sys-NO Rise In
prices Hotel accommodations the European American
n iann t aafo
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Paper Hangings at Who!csa's. OF our own
marpf Importation Of every desirable STYLE Tor
sse TO the trade 81 the lowest cash prices BY THOMAS
FAYE CO., 27 Broad way.
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Three Ply Liaen CoiIars-For Gentlemen,
by the boz, dozen single IRA '&tEGo BON,
No Gl Nassau street
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Prismetic Turning Company Stork for Sale
eheer-Ihe ocsrs q this company arc Mr. Z H. Tyer Fay
couduced - Behun. street New York. Apply 10 Az
BkRI II. NICOLAH. No. Broad street
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Portable Drsssang Cases In Great Variety. :
]. 4 sAuNDkRs store onlr. al No. As.us h,use
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certainly nobody Ike KNON Of Brcadrsy c1rner OF
Futon. snd nothing consequenv. Ike bis has For collr
rihness appearaucc durability and exqnisie Gnih he
world might be averscd before coull furnish rival 10
the far famed articles cmansing from kaots Our arts. ~
'hrao rs Of he outward studies phy
oau0nv and no matter wha, the may be IA
SURE 10 look comedy under OF Knoxs own"
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HAIRDyE.-

Aug. 81, lS57.-lm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28
IINsINtIII VI
Dated Aprll Z, lSj7,
AMENDMENT So. J.

Rsseir'sd bu he General assembly Of tls Siaie d
Ohio three -fitlIs oi the incmbers clectt Ia cac
House iconoirring theron, that IL ho, ,and here
by Is proposed TO the electors of this state IA
sute, on tho second Tuesday of Octhcr next
upon the approval or rejection of the following
amendment as All additional section In articlo
eleven oi the Consultation. Every county whlct
upw Is or may hereafter lie entitled 10 inoi {
ihpf one Senator, or representative iur tho 70
sidue Qi the present deccnnal period or fui
iu), og aHy pOruuu Of any subsequent dcccnnia
neriod SHAH be divided MO ~ many Senatorial
and REPRESENTATIVE districts IA there may bl
Senators VI Representative elective III any NCaI
Of the present, 0T any subsequent dccunnial I,c
yiod, Which districts shall be Of contiguous ter
ritory, andeaCh district shall contain rs nearly
u ratio for Senator or Representative rs is ii
tainablc, without Violating the rule hcrcintvol
as 70 contiguity, and without dividing any town
Ehip, election precinct, or ware, II any Rsprc
sSsist,iyc, or Senatorial district, composed u
Two or mere counties shall hy reason of any
excess of population over ratio, be entitled 1,
..tteiitionai Representatives or senators for any
portion VI ibc present or any subsequent do
SeJyliaj psrioi, tho district shall be divided int,
twJdistricts, for each portion Of such dcconnia
period, which slnIl l'c contiguous territory
and each shall contain as near 4 ratio as is ~
tainablc without dividing counties.
fby reason OF the annexation OI one Senate
rial district, 10 another, there shall be any ex
cess Of ofp0pulaton over = Senatorial ratio, wnlcl
shHh be sniitlod 10 additional Senatorial repre
sanitation for any por,iDi OF any decennial pc
riod, each district, as now constituted. siial
elect ono Senor,
Counties shall bo divided into districts b,
III county commissioners or such other boar,
ri oficers elective and resident in the prnpel
county as may he proyiged by law, Al leas
fuur months prior 10 tho general elertion u
l6eh tic counties entitled 10 Iioro thin ono
member q either hS,,s hSuso !, s pc divided @ into
niais period, and at least four DlODlils prior Il,
lilo general election iI the ilrst year oi each
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b. Hall and Josephine s,
IN Hall, Of Cumberland County, In the State
OF Illinois, will take notice that g, A. Croning.
er h Co., of Hancock County, Ohio, did on tho
10th day of July, A. d. 1857, hle their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County Of Hancock, and State of Ohio,
against the said James b. Hall and Jose phine
s. Hall, D. j. Cory, Hugh Nswell and N. Z.
Childs, defendants, setting forth that the said
James b. Hall and Josephine g., his wife gave
mortgage to the said O. A. Cf0ninger 4 Co.
on theif interest in tpsiot eum6er seyshty -nve,
(75) in Vance q COry's addition to the town OF
findlay, in said County Of Hancock, to secure
the pay nent Of one hundred and nifty dollars,
according TO- Q certain note mentioned in said
mortgage; Also % recover the bafance or Ger.
tain mechanics lien on said premises amount.
ing TO twenty two dollars and thirty seven cts.,
executed TO George Berry, and by him assigned
TO said @. A CrOninger Il Co., and that since
the giving Of said mortgage, the other defend
ents claim some interest In said premises up-
der the said J. B. Hall, and praying that said
J. B. Hall may pay said sums now claimed 10
be due with the interest thereon, or that said
premises may be sold to pay the same; and
the said James B. Hall and Josephine s., his
wife are notiAe6 that they are required TO ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the 28th day Of August,
1867. O. A. Ck0NINER h CO.,
by O'NEAL b BLAoKy0RD, tAsiv 1ftyp,
july II, l66Jy--3e ~ ls4l Al 20 ff -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28
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Dated April 81, 1851.
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Resolrcd by he Gcn,rM -iSs1mbig If he Siii,
t0tio, thrccfllhS of the members elected {,
zach branch cOncurring therein, that II hc ant
hereby is proposed Ia the electors of the State
a. vote on tho second Tuesday of October next
In approve or reject the following amendment
US substitute Tor the second and third section,
oftho Twelfth article OF the Constitution.
Al property, personal and real, shall hc sub
feet Ia taxation by Il unilrm rule, nj the tru,
value thereof IN money, but such deductions
from credits may he allowed rs the Gcnnera
Assembly may deem oxpcdiont Provided. that
burying grounds, public sch"nl houses. and al
other public property. and all institutions nj
I.,yssly public charity, aud al houses used cX
Tiuslvely for public worship, shall he exempt
from taxation; and II the total value nj the
personal property uf any person shall not cX
ceed nny dollars, the same may he cxcmp
from taxation. All properly cmplycd In bank
Ing shall always bear u burden taNatIonuf eq IA
tothat imposed Oh the property of individ
uls. VII.
X. u. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the Iiouseol Representative.
- THOMAS II. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Dated Anril 3u, lS57.