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Marine Disaster.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The steamer Fly
ing Cloud from Chicago, bound to Buffalo.
went ashore at Miller's Point, 80 miles
from this city, to-day, and seven of her
crew We're lost. A.
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New Jersey Granberries.

lust received in fine order bbls Jersey
y Cultivated Cranberries, the best article in
New York market Picked by hand and
carefully put up to keep well, they make a
most delightful sauce for meats poultry &C.,
and are fine for Pies, Tarts, &c, for sale low
at No. 60, Church Street.
no 23 E. G. DEMING.
Oh. Copy)
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Explosion of a Foundry Boiler

MONTREAL, Nov. 2O.-The boiler of
Pages foundry at Grif1ithtown, exploded
this afternoon. One person was killed
and eight seriously injured, The build
inc is in ruins.
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New Advertisements.
MECHANICS HALL.
GRAND CONCERT
ON THANKSGIVING DAY, THURS
DAY, NOVEMBER 2GTH.

YIN lI1AN NDOI lNNT DAY, L IL u Id
DAY, NOVEMBER 26TH.
AT MECHANICS HALL.
MAURICE STRAKOSH
Begs leaves to announce to his friends and
the public in general that he has engaged the
eminent vocalist,
MILE ERMINIE FREZZOLINI,
Prima Donna Assaluta from the Italian Ope-
IA in Paris, London, st. Petersburg, and late
Of the Academy of Music, in New York, now
on her way to Havana, where she is engaged
for the Theatre Tacon, by Max Maretzek.
MILE ERMfNIE FREZZOLINI,
Madame Amalia Patti
StrakOsch,
HERR KLETZER,
(The Great Hungarian Violincelist, under
the direction Of
Nj. STRAKOSCH,
VIII give one GRAND CONCERT in this city, on
r Il U Il s D A Y, Noe. 10Th, al
MECHANICS HALL.
Prices of Admission to all parts of the Hall
81.
Seats may be secured without extra charge
at the Fancy Store Of G. Schwarzkopf, 40,
Main st, beginning Monday morning Nov.
23rd.
re- Concert commences at O'Clock.
NS~ The City Ferry Boat has been char
tered to convey passengers to Portsmouth af
ter the Concert. no 81
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DUToH HoNEsTY.--John Schmidt is
German banker in Louisville. He suffer
cd a run, was bliged to suspend, but did
not close his doors. He simply stuck up
notice in High Dutch that he was going
to have some money pretty soon. Two
days after he took down the notice, and
put up another stating that he had S15,-
and the SIS, 0fiO was soon gone. John put
up the old notice; again in funds, when,
in accordance with his old plan, he chang
cd the notice. At last accounts, there
was no run on John Schmidt, and his de-
positors had all come back to him. That
was straightforward Dutch pluck and
honesty.-N 0. Delta.
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
q. A. BEAToN. PRoPRIETOR.

SAM'L. R. VEALE, Superintendent.
F. Mantour, New York; Captain Hor-
ton, [. s. N. S W Shell, Charles City;
j Doerhongcr, Richmond; j Cunning
ham, Hampton; II F Laler, Powhakn;
T II Moscly, j T Ball, North Carolina.
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~" The financial affairs of the State
Of Texas, are in most gratifying condi-
ton. The Treasury has surplus of
100000. The principal of the school
fund has increased to So 200 900, and is
expected to increase hereafter at the
rate of one hundred thousand dollars
yearly.
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According to the report of the Gro ton
Aoneauct Department there are but 1873
miles Of sewers to nearly 500 miles OF
payed streets in New York city {!
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HSR we nave from SOLOMoN OHERRf,
Esq, Corresponding Secretary, the Gre
port of the Howard Association of Nor
folk, Va, to all contributors who gave
their valuable aid in behalf of the suffer-
ers from Epidem ic Yellow Fever during
the su MINER of 1856" 1t is a pamphlet
of 1l3 pp., Just issued, and presents a full
and particular statement of the contribu-
tions made for the relief Of the afflicted
cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, accom-
panied by the proceedings of a meeting
of physicians of Norfolk, DR.. FENNER's
Report on the Hospital, Correspondence
with Physicians, General Correspondence
and the report of the committee appoin-
ted by the City Council to investigate the
causes and origin Of the fever.
We are requested to correct an impor-
tant error which occurs at page II, i'll
the second paragraph, by stating that
about 1900 persons mot 2300) were bu-
red by the Association. Also, to call at
tention to the fact, which appears at page
43, that in addition to the amount Of S.
514,8O, acknowledged as received from
Maryland, there was handed to the treas
urer of the Baltimore Relief Committee, by
persons in that state, and expended for
provisions, &C., the further sum Of
$2,1s2,77.
The Association has made from the
surplus of its funds permanent invest
ment of $59, 1867 40, for the support Of
the Orphans Asylum, and has balance
in bank of $9,O95,74.
Copies of this valuable pamphlet may
be obtained at the book stores Of this city
and at the Merchants and Mechanics
Exchange.
49, The Journal Of Commerce, in a
late commercial article, argues in favor Of
an early sale on the part of holders of cot
ton and breadstuffs. for the purpose OF
aiding prompt remittance to European
creditors. The writer is Of opinion that
the crops must be sold in order to laoili-
tate that liquidation which is necessary
before any permanent improvement
can take place, and that farmers
and planters should be ready in JUS
tice, to bear their portion of the burden of
the revulsion, equally with those en-
gagged in manufacturers and commerce.
This advice may be very pretty IN theo-
nv. but individuals, whether farmers,
planters, manufacturers or commercial
men, look, usually, each to his own
interest. Cotton and Bread are two
great American staples with which the
world can lily afford to dispense and IN
their imperial character amongst other
commodities Of traffic, they can command
that return, which Injuries and superfl''-
tiles. in time Of stringency, might valn-
ly beg for.
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a party of deer hunters consisting Of
forty gentlemen from Albemarle, Va,
with fifty odd hounds, have been engaged
for some days in a grand deer hunt in the
mountains of Augusta. These gentlemen
go out every Fall and usually have fine
success and an abundance Of manly and
invigorating sport When last heard
from they had killed twelve deer and one
bear.
A THOUGHTFUL WIFE Is A PRICELESS
TREAsURE.-Such one has Mr.. Poets,
proprietor of the Phoenix Hotel, Lansing
burg, N. Y. which was destroyed by fire
the other day. He has learned to his sur
prise that his wife had effected an insur-
ance of fifteen hundred dollars on the
property with her pin money, unknown
to him.
A good looking crazy woman got on
board train of cars in Detroit, on Thurs
day, went into the ladies' saloon, stripp-
ed off every stitch of clothing she had on,
and then started to look for a seat. A
breakman seized her, and made her re-
sumo her clothing.
The Gabriel Ravel troupe have disban-
ded. Francis and his spouse, Urea Ma
thias, return to France Gabriel joins the
party at Niblo's; and the Martinettis with
the remainder of the troupe go to New
Orleans.
A WIDOW said one day to her daugh-
ter When you are fmy age you will
be dreaming OF q husband" " Yes,
mamma" replied the thoughtless little
hnssy," for the second time"
a Young WIDOW who edits a paper
in neighborlng State, says: :" We do
not look as well to-day as usual, on &C.
count Of the nQn-arrival Of the mails"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
MONDAY, Nov. %.
ARRIVED

MONDAY, NOV. A"'
ARRIVED.
Schr. Industry, Marley, N. G; cotton,
slaves tar, and shingles, to S. Cherry d Go,
and X. Biggs & Co.
Schr. Julia Ann, Pughs, FIN Rum Key,
salt, BID to N. c; to d. D. Simmons & Bro.
Ship Hippogriffe, Howes, for Philadelphia.
Schr. Bright Star, Seaboyer, Halifax, N
S i; Lepage & Bro.
HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Expamder, Foster, I'm Chincha Is
lands, with guano, to Hardy Il Bro.
TUESDAY, Nov. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, fin Bait.
Schr. Two Brothers, Spry, N. G 100 bus.
corn, to Grandy Il Stout.
Boat Sarah Ann, N. G; slaves, to John
James.
Boat Currituck, N. G; corn and flaxseed,
to John James.
Schr. Anocosta, McGowan, James River,
wood, to G. Barnes.
Schr. Phoebe Williams, johnson, Port
Waltball, coal, to F. Zantzinger
Schr. H. Reed, James River, wood to mas
ter.
Schr. Virginia, Green, FIN Aexandria
with moulding sand, to Navy Yard.
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asg7 THALBERG, FREzzoI1NI, and Ma
dame STRAKosCH, were present, by spc-
cial invitation, at the grand soiree given
IN Washington on Friday evening by
Lord NAPIER. i'll honor of Sir VIM GORE
OUsELEy, the new British Minister to
Nicaragua.
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Rzg7 The other morning an ominous
looking package came tous by Uncle SANS
"slow and dangerous which might have
contained some 'infcrnal machine" ma
lignly designed for the destruction of the
editorial spectacles; but upon warily re-
moving the enclosure, and cautiously If
ting the cover Of little box within.
there was disclosed some innoccuous bride
cake, with the card of the happy pair
whose espousals we noticed on the 9th
inst. The sweet token had travelled
something like Il thousand miles. We
thank the donors for their kind remem-
brance and shall retain a crumb as q pro-
vocatiye Of matrimonial clairvoyance.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 50 per year. So for six months, and
S. for three months, payable in advance
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Va The Largest Circulation i'll
the City. ~aA
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a BOLD BURGLAR.-At an early hour
Friday morning, the sister Of one of the
New York police, went to an unoccupied
room, at her residence in West Thirtieth
street, for the purpose of getting some
article OF other, when she was suddenly
startled at finding burglar busily enga-
gcd in breaking open trunk. Recovering
her seli-possession in a moment, she
screamed loudly for assistance, upon which
the fellow sprang up, and Selling her
roughly by the throat, drew a dirk-llnife
and stabbed her in the breast The blade
of the weapon fortunately struck bone,
which prevented its further progress. The
wound, though severe, is not considered
dangerous. Her cloud screams frigh-
tened the viIlain;and dropping the weapon
at the side of his intended victim, he fled
from the house and managed to escape.
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GENTS FINE THICK DRESS

GENTS FINE THICK DRESS
VI BOOTS, AND SHOES.
SO prs l.. Benkert quilted Bottom Boots,
"a do other makers do do do
u do Cork soles double Calf Boots,
"a do double sold do do do
Also, Double sole Congress CATERS,
medium and pump sole Calf Congress Caters.
Also pump soles. Our assortment is the
best and most substantial kind and must be
sold and will be sold at low figure for cash.
Please call at No. 8, Market Square.
no % l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE,
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EVancy Articles have just received
L a very large stock Hair Brushes. Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Puff Boxes, Frangi-
PAM, Port Monnaies, all styles, Wallets, Pur-
SEES, Coat Plaster, Pomades, Hair Oils, &c.
no "a NJ. A, SANTOS
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NOTICE. the undersigned has asso-
~ ciated Mr. Samuel Seldom, as partner
in the Wholesale and Retail Drug business
heretofore carried on at Nos. q Main St
no "A M. A. SANTOS.
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BE FRANK AND Observation-Disclosures
affect to be other than what you are
Learn to say, " do not know" and Il
cannot afford it" with most sonorous dis
tinctness and emphasis. Men will then
believe you when you say, " DO know"
and & i CAN afford it," Never be asham-
ed to pass for Just what you truly are, and
who youare, and you are on solid ground.
A man is already Of consequence in the
world, when it is known that we can i'm
plicitly rely on him-that when he Jays
a thing he will do it. Such reputation
will give a man more real enjoyment, and
is Of far greater value to him, than all the
results which display aud protonsions can
compass.
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JOuven's InOdOrOus Preparation.
FOR INSTANTLY
CLEANING KID GLOVES or ANY
GOLOR

TOUVENS' NOTORIOUS Kid Glove
y Cleaner is the article used by the Kid
Glove Manufacturers Of France, to impart
that purity and soltness to the Kid for which
their Gloves are so justly celebrated. When
the glove leaves the hands Of the sewer, it is
naturally more or less soiled, and this prepa-
ration is resorted to- to cleanse and beautify it.
To clean Kid Gloves, no matter how much
soiled or what color they are, dip piece of
flannel in the preparation, and with it wipe
OIL the dirt from the glove, and in a moment
it is pure and beautiful as when new; and,
as not the slightest odor proceeds from it,
the glove can be Immediately worn. Full
directions accompany each bottle. Price 25
cents Sold by the Agents
no "a GEO. w. DEFY a. co.
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aS57 BY L swift-winged Maine news
paper which has just come to hand, we
learn that the prevailing amusements i'll
that kingdom" on Thursday the 10Th
inst. and the occasion of the Golden
Wedding of the Governors father-wers
foot-races, shooting matches and social
balls, to say nothing of the feasting on
roast turkeys, plum pudding, and pump
kin pies.
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I OST.-On Monday night between the
IL Varieties and County Ferry, small
BREAST PIN, bearing portrait of lady.
Any one finding the above, by leaving it at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
no 25-3t*
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SAD CASE "A whole family i'll Brad
ford, Mass, have been committed to the
Jail in Lawrence, every member heing adj
dicted to the grossest habit of intempe-
rance. The family consists Of mother
SIS; eldest son 29,another 81, the youngest
1G years of age,and u sister Of the mother
The eldest son died on Saturday in prison,
Of delirium tremens, and the youngest is
in very critical state. The father died
some months since in the same manner.
G. Parker, a merchant Of Wilkes county,
N. c., committed suicide last week, by
taking laudanum.
The day police Of Newark, a few days
since, subscribed enough funds to purchase
rs barrels Of flour for the poor
There We're heavy frosts in Columbus,
Ga, and Montgomery, Ala, on the nights
Of the 9th and 10th inst.
The City Council, of Cincin natl, O.,
has passed II resolution reducing the
salaries Of the firemen, and also greatly
diminishing their numbers,
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Ms On Thursday next, the Goth,
twenty-seven States, also the two cities
Norfolk and Portsmouth. will celebrate
the ancient and honored Yankee festival
Of Thanksgiving, Maine, Mississippi and
South Carolina had their annual feast last
Thursday. Vermont prefers to eat her
lunch alone, on the Sd of December.
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Gents Gum Boots,
f R Il S I'll
Norfolk Oysters.


Norfolk Oysters.
TENHE undersigned having commenced the
Il OYSTER BUSINESS in this city, and
designing to conduct it extensively and in
the best manner, desires to commend his
purpose to the attention of his friends and
the public.
He will prepare and keep constantly on
hand for transportation to any part of the
country
The Best Fresh oysters,
dramatically Sealed, Spiced and Fried, put
up in Cans, that the Norfolk market can pro
duce, Spiced upon an improved plan, impart-
ing to the Oyster the most delicate flavor,
and insuring their preservation in any eli
mate for unreasonable period in their first ex-
cellence in every respect. Also, Fresh Oys-
ters put in Cans, and in Kegs of s to II gal,
Ions.
Having had abundant experience in the
business, and perfected his plan with the ut
most success, he submits his enterprise to
the public, with confidence in his ability to
satisfy the most fastidious taste.
Orders from all parts of the country res
pectfully solicited and pre- mptly attended to.
Terms Cash. Address,
HENRY FITZGERALD,
no l9-lm" Norfolk, Va.
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The Lawyers.

COLLECTIONS ~ ILLINOIS in our advertising
columns will he found the card OF McsSrs Hara-
ing 4 Reed. Attorneys at Law. in Monmouth
Warren County. Ill. Philo Z Reed, Esq, one
of the mcinl,crs of this Grnh. was for several years
a citiz n of this place. having removed to his
pres mt location a few weeks since. His rcputa-
ton hers. was that of an energetic lawyer. and
we have no douit that any COLLECTIONS. ar othcr
legal business sent to this firm, will receive
prompt attention.
b. P. Curtis, and c W. Smith. have asset
ated themselves tngetLcr in the practice Of law,
nnder the style of Curtis & Smith. Both of thes,
gentlemen are well. aud faTorably known as
practitioners at the bar in this county. and those
entrusting business in their hands, may feel c'r-
tain that it will be faithfully, ably. and prompt
" perfurmeJ.
RErovAL-Ailert Perry. Esq. has left this
town sr the wst. His present destination Is
K,nsas. where 1t is lsolabie lac will make his
future hom-. Mr Perry has sustained an I'M
hIeInisia~d character while here, and We rvgrct
his departure.
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no 80 AN ACT
To amend an act entitled "an act %
provide for the organization of Cities
AMI Incorporated Villages" passed
May 8. 1852.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by tie General
assembly @Me State of Ohio. That sec
ton twenty five of an act ito provide for
the organization of cities and incurpoiat-
ed villages passed Nav 8. 1852. be SO
amended as 10 read as follass: All mu-
nicipaI corporations. organized or 10 be
organized. under the act, except incor
poiafed villages for special purposes.
shall have power 10 regu ate Or prohibit
all theatrical exhibitions and public
shows, ard all exhibitions Of whatever
name or nature, for which money OF any
other reward. is in any manner demand
ed or received /: Provided, that lectures
on historic, literary OF scientific subjects
shall not come within the provisions Of
this section !: 10 regulate or prohibit the
sale of al. horses, or o hen dumestic ami
mails. at public auction. in the streets,
alleys or highways: 10 regulate and Ii
cense. or prohibit the a%uctiuneering of
goods, wares and mercl s1dise, imported
into any such city or Incorporated vii
lage for the purpose of being sold at
public auction; to regulate all carts. way
ons. drnys. hackney coaches. omnibus
res. and every description of carriages.
which may be kept for hire. and all liv
cry stables {; TO regulate taverns. and
other houses for public entertainment.
and TO regulate or rohihit ale and porter
shops and houses. and plsces for signif-
cant OF habiIual resort for tipIing and
inIemperance.
SEC. 9. That The original section TWEEN
ty.6ve. aforesaid, be and the same is
hereby repealed
~. ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Represent. tives.
LESTER TAYLOR.
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
c~oiunLus, March eth, 1857.
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fr.Slut
Columbus February az. Is57.
No. 20 AN ACT

70 amend an act entitled IAN act Ia
amend the seventh section of an ac,
entitled an act RELAXING 10 The org
zaiinn OF Courts of Justice. and lhrir
powers ard du'ieS. passed Ffhrury 8
1852" passed March II. 1856
SEcTIoK /. Be Il epccfedh g Tie General
AssemCiy. Of tie Stnts # OAio. Tina;
where any rausr, proceeding, mo'inn. or
matter peniing. has been r. moved from
the county in which the same WAS origi
nally pending. unier the provisions Of
The act 10 which this is an amendment.
AMI it shall appear. to the clerk of the
court To which said Cause has been re
moved, from the certificate Of The Secrr-
tary of Safe. that The Judge who is a
party 10. or Is interested IN said cause. Is
moi an incumbent of the Office, it shall
hS the duly of the clerk of the court 10
which said cause has bet so removed
10 certify the same, with all papers, files
and journal entries, back To the court in
the county where the same Was origi
nallY commenced. for final hearing and
determination. as though The same had
never been removed from said county.
JOSEF TRUESDALE.
Speaker pro tom OF the House Of R-prese: tTtlycs.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro ten.
Columbus, Marcel, 9th, 1851.
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AN
&C.
columl.us. February &c, Io57.

mo. 26.1 AN ACT
To amend section 491 of an act EMIL d
"An at 10 establish a code al ci'iI
proceed Irr," passed March IL. 1858
SECTION I. BE Il enacted BE- the Ge0erni
assembly IF Me Stofe of Ohio. Tnal sec
linn 49I "f The act la Establish n code oI
civil procedure. passed March II, 1858
as amended 10y An act passed March 90.
1856. rn'iilrd - n act 10 amend Section
489. 400, 49l, of the act 10 establish a
code of civil procedure" DC, be 81
amended as to read as follows: Section
49l Execution NAV he issued npon tran
scripts filed in the vacation or during
The term, At any time after said tran
>cripi may be filed. the same as il the
judgments had been taken in court. and
the sheriff shall relnrn the same as o!her
"xecuIions: provided that on such exc
cu,iOn 10 sale shall be advertised and
made Till after the H. xt term after the
fling of said transcript ; an.i lie liens
shall be as provided in section 49,; and
IN all sales of zeal cStaie made on * Gu
ton issued upon transcripts The Sheriff :
proceedings shall be examined and ap
Troved By the cuur as IN utller gases.
y. II. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the Ilnll.e OF Represent HiFes.
THOMAS H.. FORD.
President of the Senate.
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Horrible Accident.

On the morning of April LIST as some Of our
citizens were coming up South St. they found the
body of p. Nutz. Esq, in a horribly mutilated
state, lying beside the track of the Cleveland d
Mahoning Rail Road. 1t was supposed that he
must have fallen from the cars the night before
Mr.. n. had been a resident of this place only a
shUr time. but was generally liked by all who
knew him. It il thought that he must have
been a little high" as some men were seen
helping him into u car before the train left.
Nr. p. Nuiz had a large family at the com
mencement Of this season. many of whom have
persisted on the different rail ruads, and Others
wers severely injured by fire. p.
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LAWS OF o II0.
PUBLISHED ny Authority.


Nc. 95.l AN ACT
Providing for the infection Of Capita.
Punishment in certain cases
SECTION l.. BE- It eRacted be- the Gene
raj assembly Of tie Stote Of Ohio, TIA
if anv prrsuD who has been convicted q
murder in The first degree. and sentenced
10 be hung, shall escape. and shall ma
be- retakrn before The time fixed for h''
xrculion. 1t shall be lawful for the Sher
iff. Or oihrr pr"prr ofhc'r TO re-arresI
such PERSON. and commit him 10 the jan
uf The proper county. and make reiurr
hereof ia the Court in which the sen
trnce was passed. and thtrtupon The
Court shall proceed to fix The time iol
his execution. which shall he carri d IN.
tn eff CT ny the p.oper ofic,r in the SAINT
manner as is, or may be- provided by law
for the execution OF persons convicted al
murder IN the first degree
n. II. VAN WORRIES.
speaker Of the Ilous- Of Represent tives-
TiItS. ". FORD.
President Of the Senate.