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/ Wv srArz--He observe that there is a
proposition 10 make new STATE Of the *sWest-
ern Reserve" the district in Ohio over which
Joshua r, Giddings holds desPotic sway The
Cleveland PlaindeaIer thus speak. Of the con-
tenpIated STATE:
Ohio proper" ueed have nothing to say
about affairs ia the Reserve. We are Decn-
lar people, running altogether to priests, uuri-
tanisrn, and pumpkin vines. Oberlin is 10 be
the capital Of our new STATE, and Gidd5nos is
70 be the brigham Young Of the concern
" omen are eg9ing 10 vote and men arg go;po
70 vote, ard men are going 10 part their hair in
the nifoIe. PaHsaloons viii gre place 10 pante
iess' and Whit men will not BE- allowed to run
at large without their papers. Our railroads
viii run under ground, and will make connec-
tons only VIII Canada and Kentucky. The
constitution Will be construed strictly, and all
men Will De considered equal and some little
more Safeguarding On their color.
The STATE Of The Reserve By the grace OF
Joshua H. GlddiBgs, is hereby declared free
and independent State. Ohio proper and all
the other STATS Of this Union, will please con-
l---~-~--,~-~~-
Ihe authorizes Of Memphis must be in a bad
way, The Eagle and Enquirer holds the fol-
loving singular language:
We have appealed to the officers of The law
aHIi our last hope is wasted. We now appeal
@ p The people 70 rise and take the mater into
-tasr own hands. Let them either yinsicate
ne city s reputation by the force Of their own
,', arms, or appoint men 10 Office who
VII 90 H. Il virtue be in the ascendant here
ct II show its arm. Let il preserve the streets
.t night from the drunken, Iawless bands that
hrong them. Let it close up the places Of mi
luhy ana bring the offenders 10 Justice. We
reno advocates Of mob-law, but the city be-
ongs to the orderly people, and they should de- !
End 1t as man would defend his own private
rerhIses from the presence Of the lawIess.
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ne 1fehada Miss Locomotive says there /
as not been barrel of flour in that tewn for
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Az csREADABLE TREA1T-A good deal Of
complaint has been made of the nract;.. -
senc'ng Ont ministers who do not nnders,.r5
the language Of the courts to which tbs- ~
accredited, nor French, which.is the coa ,,a,
language Of diplomacy; but oar rnn;s.ers sa
generally understood English. The carrs
sp0noehf OF the New York Times says:
The president sent 10 the senate las. eco.
an extraordinary treaty with the governnen,
Of Netherlands. which bad been NEGOTIATED he
Angu5te BelnoDt- Tue convention donhs,acs
vas originally drawn in the Dutch largnsas.
out Be'mont's Translation Of it turns out -
oe neither Dutch, English, nor sanscris IT,on
examination by the senate its language is found
50 shockIngIy bad and so uncertain. that tbe
. committee on foreign relations will not reporf
1t for confirmation Po.
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Leui. Hartstene, =. s. navy, together with
Lis officers and crew, who carried back to Eng.
land The Arctic discovery ship Resolute, re-
turned q New York IN The steamship Washing
ton. tie declined accepting Tie proposition
ofthe British government to send him to New
York in man mar. Capt Hartstene is we'll
and fayoraby known to California passengers,
~ The former commander Of The New Orleans
and Ghagres steamship Faleoa.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-04

The National Inselligencer, wbieh hasa very
malicious knacE OF eoafounding an adversary
Or 4 set OF adversaFies with Renaissance.
thus quietly recalls Mr. Bacbanan's recorded
opinion upon the" tariff
If EEmay BE- allowed 10 indulge speeu-
latson as to The future policy Of the country On
the subject, We shall conclude that the presi-
dent.eIect sill maintains the opinion expressed
0y BIN as late as 1912. when he urged that the
country should abandon the idea OF uniform
horizontal scale q ad vaIorum duties. Whether
ihe dulles be high Or low. Ietus (said he D. re-
urn TO the ancient practice ofthe government.
Lei Us adopt wise Determinations: and when
eFer this can be done, impose specific duties"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-23
To School Teachers

TIE BOAKD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Carroll county will bold Six MEErEas tor the ex.
animation OF School teachers during the year 1887 on
the following davs, namely On the third Wednes-
day in February, April, June, August, October, and
December The meetings will be held IN one Of the
public school houses in Carrolton, commencing at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating exami-
nations are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known tc
the BOARD must produce a certificate of good moral
character Of late date. and signed by or more re-
sponsble persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen
ink and paper; and also with MoGufioys Fnh Reader
& 70 each applicant " III be submitted a list OF
questions on Arithmetic English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, to be answered in writing.
a. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach. nor entitled to certificate WhO does not cor
rectly answer one hdf Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
8. Certificates will not be issued On the day Of ex.
animation but they sill be RENTED by mail or other
wise as soon a. practicable. And when applicant
is deemed unqualified, note stating that fact will be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced will bee xpec cted
to wait until the next regular day of examn8 ion.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any person who
Is known to the Board to be habuated to he use OF
profane language, to be iutemperate or di, Onest.
8. Each applicant must furnish hiuself with
stamped envelope, and him self iTdOIss with his
own name and address, and in such enye ope his Ger
tihcate or note will be forwarded.
by order of the Board,
Janury lS5T-lv. WIN. MCCOY, Sec'y.
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q, ,7I6 prizes, amounting to $s6668
WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH


Managers printed Certificates of Packages of whole
tickets containing evey number in the Lottery, and
which may draw four handsome prizes, will be sent by
mail, securely enveloped and sealed. for $40.
In this scheme, package of 26 whole tickets would
cost $26but as they bOuud draw at least SIG We
will send
Certificates of % who'd tickets for $40
Certificates Of 26 half tickets for .-.v5
Certificates of 26 quarter tickets for $50
The official account of the drawing, with a written
statement of the smount drawn, will be forwarded i'm.
mediaely after the drawing those who order their
tickets at this Office Bank Notes, Certificates of De-
posite prizes in any responsible Lotteries, win be
taken for tickets and packages in these popular and
ar-amed Lotteries, and all prizes sold will be paid i'm
mediately after the draw ing in full without discount
in Sight Drafts on New York; or if preferred, Gold
viii be forwarded by the Express COmpanyin well se-
cured Boxes.
All Ordrs should be sent for packages and single tick
cts by the earliest mails to avoid dsappOntment az
they are often scarce, and sometimes are all solds
week before the day of drawing.
For Packages or single tickets in the above rich
and beautiful Lottery, orders must be addressed By
mail to the truly fortunate and faramed prize sellers
N. SAVOY & CO.,
June 25th, 1S57-,6m. Washington, D. O.
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MURRAY & LANM ANS
FLORIDA w ATE R.
Headache and FaintneSs

As odor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious as
the soto of Roses" 1t lends freshness and transpa.
rency to the complexion, and removes headache and
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AMENDMENT NO. 3.

Resolpedby the General assembly Of the State
Of Ohio, threeffths Of the members elected to each
branch, concurrng therein, that it be and hereby,
is proposed to the electors Of the State to vote on
the second Tuesday Of October next, to approve or
reject the following amendment as substi-
tute for the second and third sections Of the twelfth
article Of the Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be subject
to taxation by uniform rule, at the true value
thereof in money, but such deductions from cred.
its may be allowed as the General Assembly may
deem expedient; Provided. that burying grounds
public school houses, and all other public proper.
ty. and all institutions of purely public charity and
all houses used exclusively for pubic worship,
,hall be exempt from taxation, and if the total
value of the personal property Of any person shall
not exceed fifty dollars. tle same may be EXEMPT
from taxation. All llproperty employed in banking
shall always bear burden Of taxation equal to
that imposed on the property ofindivduais.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857,
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descriptions Of corporations. but the General As
senbly may enact special laws for The relief of
corporations in peculiar cases, and may make spe-
eial provisions in regard TO corporations ia cases
where from their peculiar location or interests saeh
SPECIAL provisions are required. and may from time
TO time alter or repeal all sueh laws, as are au-
thOrizsi BY this section.
N. II, VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1851.
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For Full Course, including all departments of BooL
Keeping, Lectures & Penmanship, invariably 4
advance. Sao
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.

Rssolstdby The General Assembly Of the State
e( Ohio, Three fifths of the men bers elected to
each house coneurring 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 the first and second sections Of the thirteenth
article o. the Constitution. Viz: Corporations of
every description Shall be created. aud corporate
powers granted only by general laws which shall
lefina the pev ers. privileges aud immunties and
psorbe the duties s1d liaLil esof each class or
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AMENDMENT 80. s.


Rssolre3, by hs General Assembly of the
Siats gf oAio, three ffths Of the members elected
to each House eoneuring therein, that it be, and
hereby IS proposed to the electors Of this State 10
vote, on the second Tuesday Of October next, up
on the approval or rejection of the following
amendment as an additional section to article eley>
en- Of the Constitution. Every county which now
is, or may hereafter be entitled to more than one
Senator, or Representative for the residue of the
present deceunial period, or fot ALL or any portion
Of any subsequent decennial period shall be divi-
ded into as many Senatorial and Representative
districts as there may be Senators or Representa-.
lives elective in any year Of the present, or any
subsequent deceunial period, which districts shall
be Of contiguous territory, and each district shall
contain as nearly a ratio for Senator or Represent
alive as is attanable, without violating the rule
herein given as to contguity Of territory, and
without dividing any township, election precinct, OF
8ard, If any Representative or Senatorial dis
Iriet, composed of two or more counties, shall by
reason of auy excess of population over a ratio,
be entitled to additional Representatives OF Sena-
tors for any portion Of the preseRt or any subse-
quent decenual PERIOD the district shall be divided
into two districts for each portion Of such de.
ceunia period, which shall be contiguous territory
and each shall contain as near ratio as is attaina
Die without dividing counties.
If ofreason by tue annexation Of one Senate
rial district to another there shall be any excess
population over a Senatorial ratio, which shall b,
entitled to additional Senatorial representation 70
any portion of any decennial period, each district
as now constituted, shall elect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by th'
county commissioners or such other board of Off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county al
may be provided BY law. At least four months
prior to the general election in 1853, The couuti-'
entitled to more than one member Of either house
shall be divided into districts for The residue Of the
present decennial period, and at least four months
prior to the geuerel election in the first year o
esch subsequent decennial period the counties en-
| titled to more than one member for a or any por
ton of such decennial period in either o. boll
houses shall be divided into districts for the Hholt
Of the deceunaI period. A description Of tn,
district of each county shall be published as may
he directed by The county commissioners OF as may
be prescribed by law. -
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
/ II Il. c.,
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LMENpMENT NO. 2.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of-Ohio, Three.fllhs of the members elected to
each House concuuing therein, that it be, aud
hereby is, proposed to the electors Of this State
10 vote on the second Tuesday of October next,
upon the approval or rejection of the following
amendment ms a substitute for the fifth and sixth
sections Of tie fourth Article of the Constitution,
VIZ: SEC. 5. District Courts shall be held in
each equity at least once in each year, by one or
more District Judges elected by the electors of
separate districts 10 be prescribed by law, who shall
hold their office for 5 years; and during their con
tinuance in office shall reside in the district for
which they are elected. The provisions of the
fourteenth section Of this article shall apply to Dis
trict 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
Judges shall have been elected aud qualified district
Courts shall be held By the Judges of the Supreme
Court and of the Courts of Common Pleas, as
now authorized. Sac 6. The District Court shall
have such jurisdiction as may be provided by law
and .he judges thereof shall have aud exercise such
power aud jurisdiction at chambers, and may be
required 10 cit asjudges of the court of Common
Pleas as shall be directed by law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 8, 1851
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F0R SALE OR RENT .

The subscriber offers for sale reasonable term he
following real estate situate on Main Street, CaFroton
Carroll county, Ohio, 10 wit:-one lot on which Il &
reeted large two story brick building, well finished
suitable for dwelling Hotel; also small lot adjoih-
ing the above which ia situated large and cotnuao.
diOus frame stable. sufficient in size to contain 30 ho
ses-also two other lots In one enclosure with frame
dwelling house thereon, The above property win be
sold separately jointly to suit purchaseIs,-and II
not sold viii be for rent. -.
will also sell two quarter sections Of land in Wood.
bury county state of Iowa. also quarter section Of
land in Ida county in thestats oIowa Whchwi be sod
separately or jointly to suit purchasers.
For Terms apply to Dr., John s. Halter CarrolltOn
Ohio. p F, PRICE,
Now l3 Sc. IT,
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A FENOEl A FENCEl

III J. MYERS FENCE is universally admitted 70 be
the cheapest and best fence that can be eFsets6
Il Is straight fence requiring but two-thida Of ID
lumber Of a common board fence. Il can be builf AZ
two-thirds the cost ofany common bosrd fence IL
eau be set up twice as fast any board fence Hiax
portable fence, and can be moved quickly from place
TO plaee and can be housed In winter, Il desired IA
be used for any purpose, ornamental and farm pur
poses Il Itisstrong-eaoh section or panel win aiand
firmly BY ITSELF aud il be adjusted 70 old poss whad
rotted of and made as firm as ever. Il can be male
from kind OF lumber-no posts post holes about
it-and 1t is as strong and durable as any fence ar
tant The copyright description Of building, sestinKup
&C. sent to any person. free Of postage on recelpt II
ONE DOLLAR. address, MYERS 4 Co., Dundes.
Yates County, n. Y. mal2l-'57
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.

Is Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
! wheat fields II will work well on rough stony
ovid; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel It's operation is the most simple and easy of any
Horse fake IN use The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to the
axeree which IS the head OF the Rake with hinges on
the ent side attached to the shas the head ybrates
on the as is required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary The Rake is well adapted to all
classes of men. This is the cheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake now in uss at all Fairs where exhibited il
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patenee and offer said Rake TO tho farmers Of Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model of the Rake can be seen at the American
House,
oarrollton, Ohio. Wo0DB0RNE & R0UDEBUsH.
July l2. 1853, If.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
BOARD OF CoUYCILMEN-MoyDAY.

BOARD Or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JUNE 3.
The President, JoNAs y. PHILLIPS, esq., presiding
Pc't,oa AMI Kemonstranre-Of sundry persons
srsnst the widening Of Houston street.
OF Hose Go. No II for new carriage.
RcsoirtlOn-I 10 repair Engine Co. No. q. Referred
Rp0IfsoC reimbursement favor Of sewer
il Reade street, from Broadway to West Broadway.
FdRaAce- Central Pa,k-In favor Of issuing bonds
to the amount Of $4,000 for the purpose OF purcha5
ing the Arsenal property within the limits OF Central
Park. Referred 10 Committee of the Whole and made
the special oIdeI for Tuesday evening
COmiQtSstOncrs n D-eds.-A bill received from
he Board OF Aldermen, appointing several persons
Con mis- ouers OF Deeds. After some discussion the
BoarG decided TO ncn-concur
CLEANING Strccts.-Nr. FRANKLIN moved that the
report The Special Committee Cleaning Street. be takn
from the Committee Of the Whole The motion prevailed
Nh WAENER moved the Acceptance Of me ana aa9p
Cleaning Streets the subject oi forming sPrhcaons for the
contractors the Committee report next Thursday The
Bc.oi,ed That Common Council hereby direct and
thorze The Cry Inspector to thoroughly clean the street, Of the
Resored That the City Inspector be- and he hereby d.
City Of New York the 10 be done by in such dis
Common COuc the BE- for year and in sepa
bids five years subject 10 the required legal apProvsl
The motion t. adopt prevailed.
The Board then went into Committee Of the
Whole in which various reports Of committees dppedO
PGrtHg Lexington AccHVc.-Ihc report Oi thc Com
Iuee Streets in Of confirming the contract paving
with Belgian pavement al ~ " per square Id the contact
beng aided to Br Monn to consideration. the
me ground tEa MI but was
buder-h estimate being 81 80 per yard
the debate il inferred that there had been srau.e'
meIt between Messr- Monne and Buckingham ~ which
Mr.. Buckingham withdrew bis bid, aud recommended th7
confirmation with Mr. M"uIel tue ground
suppose There 'OlusOu br"cea
the parties and members Of the Common Council by winch tie
suffer go Several II the ubers siren
uousy opposed the report; II adopted however by vote
Of 20 10 10.
The Committee Of the Whole subsequently and made
their report.
The President then announced Messrs. BoOe DuGn, Bu.
teel Brady kenuaTd the Committee 10 MAXI sIau5e
intnts 10 celebrate the Fourth OF July.
The Board then adjOUiAcd to Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
TIE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Boa,d met yesterday morning in of the
rooms of the Court oi Common Pleas. Present: Com
nHssiUneIs Haskell and Holmes.
The proceedings opened by Commissioner
HAsKETr, who announced that tley were ready to re-
ctiVe applications icr license.
Mr.. j. b. AULD was appointed Clerk to the Board.
A communication was received from Patrick Dlckcy,
druggist, requesting the Commissioners not t. grant
licenses for any pcI-oI 10 sell quor ut Nos. 4iSl Gnd
40 Broadway, and 279 Canal street.
The following communication was received and
TO The. Connissioney, Of Ercsc:
GENTLEMEN: The NewAoIk City Temperance Alliance
The prevent ntemperance and 70 regulate the sal Of
quoI provides that the petitions tor ea'e t.
sell such liquors sbs be signed by twenty eeholders aud
rey6tdby The oath offs witness. M
submit that g. "a. subject matter of the petition
that is be thus verified gD1er Data and not the mere IA
that signed IL the witness cannot swes that tue
Petitioners freehoders he can .w ar that he knows they arr
lie pd,oIs they represent themselves T. be- ana knows rscn
otlem t. be al &C ua resident Of that election dsnct
But in afday prepared BY your honorable Board
Lothng appears slow that SAID witness ms knowledge
whatever bi She sppndedo the petition are tue real
anes OF the sislc thai petition Is signed BY single
individual who aIeasut oi nat election distinct OF ot the
We submit also liza, Of affidavit contains such
ysihcaton declarations adc the petition a. the law
rcques and that such deficiency eh,cgay defeats the sole
oil, c. and purpose Of tins provision OF the law
We further represent that the form OF license presented oy
your honorable Board for al inn or tavern authorizes the re-
6di,p end md" on hs premises We submit that tins last
quoted clause is nbcy not given II The provisions OF
ouor TO be drain IN hs premises bat permission to the
uikeeler confined to his house aud No cannot tell how
A., Of nay be the st,u, Of ns ps,miscs.
We therefore respectfully irquts' that the words and on
his puusts" be stricken from the printed forms %! license.
and protest against any ncelse beng granted % auy Pe
unless the matters Of tact declared IN such petition are
verified declared 10 be By tine oath II the sab'e.O-
| ug witness
IN b,Lalf Of the NeW-York CITY Temperance Alliance.
{ !. NARREN. Con-. Sec.
At the conclusion Of the readlLI Of tue abJve COM
muuication, Mr.. WARREN, the Secretary Of the ALI
apce made few brief remarks referring to prosecU
ton. Tor violations of the law Commissioner HOLsss
replied that if the Temperance Alliance were ANXIOUS
70 act III the matter, would deiray the expenses OF
competent attorney, the Commissioners would allow
| him t. act fOr them.
Nr. Messereau keeping hotel at No. 333 Green
witch street, was The Only applicant Tor license. There
being no further business lie Board adjourned TIL III
| q cluck this nurning.