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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
BE A L L | L l. l. III T. A ID
OF
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And WHO that Gray would not hsye re''cred 70 former
Bald would have the restored; troubled
Itching would have removed troubled
scrouls Scad Head other eupions, but would be
cured or with Sick Headache Neuralgia bat would be cured
will all Pin pcs from the face and skin. Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE F. will do all this See Circular
and IL. following: - 80,
ANY ARBos, Nov. s. 1856.
Pron o. j. WoOD.-Desr Sir: have heard much said Of the
wonder effects o your Hair Restorative. but having been
often cheated by qakey quaes nostrus hair dyes &c
place your Restorative in the cat
with The thousand loudly ,rnpeied quack lies
unit, you in Lawrence County months since. when
you such induced the trial OF your
IL my fauytrst by ny good wife whose hair had
and entirely white aud 'elore exhausng
Of yor srg bottles her restored nearly it, original
s;if color and had thickened aud become beautiful
aud s,sy upon and entirely the sd she continues 10
simply ofs beautying effects the hair buI
10 hesh influence upon tn head aud mind Others
family ard fruds using Restorative with the nap
pi. ther, kePc.m aud doubts IN reference 10
m chs4ter aud value entirely removed and can and do
cordially and coDidenay recommend It's by eli VINO
wod have their hair restored from white or gy (b rsson Of
original color and beauty and By al IOung
.ou. " who woud have their heir beautiful aud glossy
Very truly aud gratefully yours, ., ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
f'ltAst
SOLOMON MANN.

Friend WOOD: II long time after you az Bliss
s.d before the btt' Restorative for which you
upon your agent in Detroit and when got il
cudsd 10 Try Mr. Msnns ha the surst test Of s
RIVER II has done all than you It would do aud
others y family and friends, having witnessed its effects
snd recommending isuse To others entitled 10 tue
highest consideration you claim toy it.
gain, very respectfully aud truly You're.
SOLOMON MANN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
Alisrellancous.

TINO TIMERS, ROOFERS and STOVE MAN
i UFACTURERS-20O boxes Tin Plates assorted sizes aud
marks slightly damaged 800 packs Russia Sheet lron m quail
assorted numbers also lot Of Wire Iron Rods aud general
assortment Of Tinware Goods for sale very low for cash
A. A. THOMSON, No. 2l5 Water.st-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
nle0ira!.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.--The prompt action
~ celebrated Extract upon the vital huid aud t. wonder
fully purifying qualities manifested In the worst Of Scrofs
it, reputation the best and safest remedy
that be used Prepared aud sold by A. b. d. SANDS
Drug gists No lt0 Fulton "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
NJBw-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

IN STATES MAIL STEAMFNS.-Ihe IMP coInpsD'ff AZ
Line are: TIE ATLANTIC, Cspt Oliver Elddgs the BAL
TIC Capt Joseph Comsoek; the ADRlATlC, Capt James
West.
These ips built by contract exrvsssy fr Govesn
eu service every has taken in their constcaon
so in their engines nsue strength and speed aud their
accommodations passengers nrequsd Tor eeesnc- and
comfort.
The steamers Of this line have improved water oompart.
scents and expense hs, been spared 10 make them al a. good
. the thorough examination given them prove. their mode
Of construction YET unequal d. .
Pce o massage from New.vork Liverpool In frc cabin,
eis. in .econd do s75 Liverpool 10 New York - and
~ sures. An experienced attshed 10 each ship No
berth. can BE- secured until paid for. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
= - = = I'LL, G.i At ~ rNrR Al p0frrP

IL TEE UkF
Tn. PeunsyvsIs Rail oed connects Pittsburgh With railroads
10 ard from 81, Louis no. Alton, Gsers and Cniesso IL
Frsf isort L.xr Loui.y Ky; Tere Haue NsSn,
Lshy.i;e snd nG.Ispols Ind Cincinnati Dayton spnsfh.
B.urLse SAIrusty. To.sdo Cleveland Columbus. Zanss
vi. Ms,slor ard Wooster Ohio; Lso With The pa
h,;. iou and 10 New 0l.eIs r. Louis LousS. and Cinn
ns,.
Troush Ticket. fr TIE Fest b lad 81 any o. the above
n. toned places IN the Ne-t
P,s.psers will frd this short. expeditions sIc
c<,r sor- sis. route b%iweel the Eat and W.s
PROM NEWBORN TO CISCISSATi IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NT,W-YORK TO CHICAGO IN % HOURS
TROM NEw-YORK 10 Sr. LOUIS IN $ HOURS.
Far a. low a other Rout-.
Sc hsud.bls in toe hotels Of this city.
fhuxh Tctes further iIformsou nay b. had Q. ne
eas@ of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No : 7Asior Hss- Broadway
J.nu.rv l. ls5e j. L. ELAOTT Asezt-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
Goal.
Ocean Gteamers, Sc.

GLASGOW AND NEW-iORK STEAMSHIP
VI COMPANY'S splendid and powerful sail So under
FROM NEW.Yosg:
EDlEBURGH, Cumming ...'.. .sATuRDAn tsb Is a, ~ m
GIAsGOW Goodwin. SATURDAY Mar. l3 s. II M
NEW-YORK Mcmillan. ......... - . 8,
Rstes Passage Cabin s75 Third Class: found with cooked
provisions $50. FOR freisht " PASSAGE apply 10
ROBERT CRAIG. No. II Broadway
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA-For
IL LIVERPOOL The EUROPA, J. Leitch, Commando
will from Company Dock Jersey City with the Ms
and for Europe, w WEDNESDAY the Sd inst
to be board Al llt ocloch
The A,ais will sail on the 18th February. =.
T.. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
DENNSY VANIA RAILROA

DENNSYLVANIA K a l. K o D.
L The GRHAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western North and Southwestern States
y continuous Railway direct This Road also connects 1t
Pftsbur daily line Of Steamers al ports on the West
EN- Rvea and Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 10 al
p.re the North western Lakes-meknG the most direct,
cheap reliable by which YREIC 1T can be forwarded
II sndf from the Great West -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
DRY Cod. lin ioxes bse .d uni. Drugs lin 81 censH
and bsics). Feathers, Rufs, &c........) lOI D.
sEcoND CLAss-Donlestic Sheetns. Shifting and
Ticking lin original Aes) Drugs pn esss SAru ceusS
ssrd. l. ether in rUl. bokes), Wool and sheep
Pel;s, eastward,
Hnp Bacon and Poit .sed Goo.e or in .ak. 5c.nt.P
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or cut &C. 100 10.
TouEIH CLAss.-Cutee Fhh Bacon Beef and
Pork lin cs.ks boxes Eastward Lard snd Lard
on, Nails, scods Ash, German Clay Tax Pitch, loy n
Ro<n, ,dc....................,'.'.s
FLoCR-75c. y btL until further notice.
GtaN-5S T. 40 10 until further notice
CoTTos-S - bale not exceeding $50 weight, until further
notice
s.uI.r 10 ers the rs tsse Via Pennsylvania Rshros" Al
Coed. consigned AGENTS Of tis Roed al Phlsasiph
Prtsbursh will be forwarded without dsteuIiOn
Tsricnr AeuT..-HArris Woml.y Co., Memphis, renn
ssss Co.. 81. Louis; P. g. OReiy Co, Evansville.
Ind Dum.sui. Bel Co. and Carter Jewstt Louisville,
Ky; T. C. Medium, MsdiSoa, Ind II. Brown Co.. and
frxin Co Cincinnati; n. w G-stam Co. Z.nesvlie,
Astor House, New Yort and No ~ SOGth NewYorki z
j. sne,der, PhsdsIPh,i kssrs~ kOons' Baltimore; D. A.
Stewart, Psbursh.
n II HOU SION General Frrsht Agent Phsd.lpMs
BJ. LoMBAEKf, Superintendent, Aioona Pa
l. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-CNlTED
IL STATES MAIL LINE-The fsvoIits steamship Auue STA
f,nt NJ = Woodhuu will leave on SATU URDAf, teh o, AZ
O'clock n 10 from Pier No Nsrih River Bls o. .d.nr .sa
only on board freight passage sppy 70 SAMUEL L.
MITCUiLL No IS Broadway. Steamers ioT FGrds e"acS
- leaving every Monday Wednesday and Fndsy The
STAR or THE SOUTH, Capt Thos' Lyon VIII 'uS0ees -s
leave on WEDNESDAY Feb. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
0utlerp, 6aromare an6 1ron.

n ASfES e. SONS SHOVELS and SPADES
We For sale by JOHN w. QUINCY Co.. No. 80 Wliamst
CPELTER, ANTHONY, BANCA TIN, CUT
JOHN ". QUINCY l. Co. No 90 wiluam-st
TT'HOMAS PIG IRON-Soft, free, strong, and
Il warranted substitutA for Scotch Pix
JOHN W. QUINCY Il Co.. No. % Wihanst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
CTPRFNE COURT-New-fOrk County -
- ,nrJS ~ pAVPR .sain,t WILLIAM BURDELL--

~ 4. II " "
- ,nrS W BAKER against WILLIAM BURDELL:-
SnIa. Tor money demand oon,rsc-iCom not 'srl3To
the ps'.haA nop.n, In this seton which viii be d the
ofce t the Clr Of the City and County Of New YORK 81 hi.
ONE ~ b. sid complaint on the subscriber hi. Office. No
IS Wall street Ne~YoIk within t"snty days ser me 49,
n5 Won m 10 answer the said complaint within the tine aoe
.ad the plaintiff viii take judgment assn, you s nS sn s
o. UsT rom Jry 80 1855 ill July 80 1857 and At the rate
per from Jgy So 1887 beside the COSTS VI
'a'' VIM STANLEY fsn,ra'. Attorney No ls wa.t
h 81 qESH' a c anf o the cy and County punt Of NewO the
l'In anS asS ~ WM STANLEY Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver of
Sort tns .ssS.t asei william DE GR3oT .ad ALICE his
AMEs MyRRAY 6A cHAStEJT SURsa ssP ssofS
.nt 10 udg1nent decree Of sale msde In the shove entitled
% s s FsT s Rs Rss sqssfs in .d STSl oS Gsa named viii
H., I'm pybc dc suction 1t the Exchange in NswYort
~ oips prop.ry mentioned described in said decree
All that certain 9. Pe E or T OF y being part Of
he land lately the rector aEa "a
iGn of Trinity Church commonly csed tne T he bscs
e Roy and Morton streets Of Hudson street BY the
90 and bounded as follows wit: Beginning at posIt on
i'd Of L. Roy street distant three hundred andiOrty
& and five nche. eastward the core, formed b the ss
bce prns norhery parallel Hudson street along the
es.tey side q lot on said mag one nanST9 Md1 , thence
ea.,ey the said center Inc Pas 70 e y I Yam bncs
b along the thirteen t inches thence south
ery along lands occupied by the German t1n
uae 20 Hudson eighty feet six inches to e hoy stee
and thence westerly along the northery side OF lie koy %
twenty-five inch 10 the place OF Sgihnns ie'' ~
known on the day Of NfT HOMER sf De Il sTbHRr Referee
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD, Attorney
FL. above sSe i sdjoansd the 18th January 1853 at u
O(os 9S@P at same 1nsR R'H M Referee
The shove sale adjourned 18th Of February 1883 a, IL
$50 o FfGT PTS" i.5s i'' HOMER Il STUART Referee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Msr
tet Whsrf by ,tesmsr Island City AZ and 10 8 m And
- s,5 Sn r, The Carr leave tlahing L. j. ~ the
hours noe s and eGhsnns With she Boat Hnrs
~ VIM NJ SMITH. Reoelvrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
NEW WIDE.GAUGE ROgTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GACGE ROEIE from NEW
u YORK 10 ROCHESTER.-Tbe ROCHESTER, AND
8EEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and in con-
u4con with the Buffalo Coming and NewYork and New" foh
sod Ee Ralosd forms direct from NewYork 70 Roch
The irectne.s ~ this route together With the superior comfort
Afforded by tire wide render, BY far the no.t desirable be-
tween the sbovenAIned cities.
Tickets can BE- procured at the New York and Erie Railroad
rcke Oce foot Of Duane and No lS Broadway also 10
Jersey City. BegsAse checked through.
Freighs b. tran between New York and Rochester
with dispatch Any information desired in regd herto can n
Obtained BY calling General Freight Agent Of the New York
ard Erie Rsiosd Ere Buildings, c. s. fAPPAN Express
Freight Agent, No. las Broadway.
Nc ,rrin. or The Buffalo Coinra ard New York Railroad
eprdsy j. 4 REDFIELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
Gtedmboais ano Railroads.

OFNTRAI, RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
u Connecting e New-Esmp:ou with the Delaware, Lacks
wanna and We.ln R.oIl and 81 ESsto1 with TIE Lehsh
FAiL ARRANGEMENT eommsieirf Oct y lSH-Lr~ve
New.Yok or Ess,oG snd :eTueds- Place, from f'er No
North River al u m l. n Alu ? * i"f e'"-e>e "
above t-Ains and az i:30 ?. n s., .-,.,y
The above connect AZ fsabs win rhs 90 'e N-s
Jrsy Railroad which leave New from the ioot VI Co1t
Al dtys Al II snd II A. u and S. % Art P. N.
Passenger. for The Delaware LackarsInA snd "esefn hs
sd vi ~ ouiy For Lehigh Valley Railroad a.
"a n I'D II M JOHN O. STRRNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
r1aneins Ataoemiss.

noDwORTUv DANCING ACADEMIES,
~ No es BROADWAY. NEW-YORk.
Nc isl MONTAGUE-PLACE, BROOkLfs
Classes now open for the reception o. Puphs. -. =.
ysiIv A,mbss fo bOi Lsdie. aud Oente ooo "a,
s,n.huents or rraece In The Lancer Qastns SefmAn w"
lion and al other dsnoes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

EDWARD X. COLLINS No. s. Walls New fO'h
BROWN SHIPLEY X Co. Liverpool
r g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris. . ,
re owners NJ these ships will no be accountable f,r fd -
wy bullion jcwery precious stones metals unless os
of all. .5e ned therefor AID tee yAg. thereof expr-sssd
tbertiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

eenlr 1851 Trsirs vii leave ChambeI--.; Station
fellows: Explcss Trans 6So N and % p m 6oeny t-
sic. $3.50 IN. AID S,so ios Pess.sh 5;S ? N The
SsM. taken Chambers Christopher And 5lstss
Tn loi New.fois leave Troy al SIS. IN and 25 aud $50
- A r. SMITH. SuP-sint eai-ut-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
NEW.YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH spd WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Erpn. lines have New York at and u
and and fare s3 II and 70 kensinston Throush
Tickets Cincinnati IL and Sl6 81 and the West,
.d for Baltimore Wshug,on, Norfolk &C. and through bag.
sess ehee Washington in m. and ?. tfains.
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for any train unless delivered and
checked fifteen minutes in advance q the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

NrTw.yORK SUPREME COURT ROBERT

AlEW -lOhh SObh'
~ y MOVES assus the PHILADELPHIA, sEsAh
PROPELLER COMPArY.-Summy ms tor money densnd on
crnrsrt tCor served To tho dsfndAnt' above nAs'
Yor are herby summoned and required 20 snsweI ,ns e,
taLt IN scon, which viii b. hled In ,hs onos - ' a.
ces Of th- City and County OF New fct the Oy ns ~
M. City o York and 10 copy ot your -.
sai 90 rrlsrt the subscbers AZ their ONCE, NO III p
vRy Ia To- Cty New York. within twenty days asf e ss'os
Of hi. exclusive Of the day Of such s a'
n y fail 10 .s~t ,he aid complaint within the time Aforesaid
bs n,uF I'm this sr1n will take judgment sgsust you ot @
dsy OF October 1857 beside the cost; OF this New
'V',' BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER.
Plaintiffs Attorney
TIA c,,,r, IN N. sboveenti,sd action aaly hed IN TIE
o OF the Cers the City and County OF New fors AOfcss
or the 18th DAY Of January, lSs ,r,vv , p,-rryp
BARNEY HuMPHREf ~ lin
j.ls lsw6wru fu.h''n Al'o'"' -
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Samuel a.
~ Giber Benjamin wheier against Jas, Ia AdAps 49,;
" Grshsm Eben. yer Buc ku CHAM John Buc nnEnaI
BuesusbaTn William Stratton r. {. Nelly, George OanA
The Prop Firr Insurance The Wsshinxton ne
Co. spdo,her.-summons FOR Relief To NELSON W: I'M ~,
HAM FBENEZER BU CKINGHAM BENJAMIN 81 1hINuo5..
HAM WILLIAM sTRArToS X. {. KELLY snd GhOSuE
" GRAHAM d-frudants: iou henby summoned snh r.
or.d the complaint in this son, which vii D. nrd
Ire flee the Clerk OF the City snd County Of New os snd 20
ave COPY thereto the subscriber, AZ n
eca No ii In the City Of New York within twenty
Sa. ae the service hereof exclusive Of the day o such ser
80 ana II fail said complaint within the tune
.,e.ad the plaintiffs in this action will spPy 10 the Court for
~ ,iiCf drsried the complantDsed New York January
si is5s Iias law6wTul j. BLUNT. Plaintiff Az ,rney
e coupau' this seton filed IN the oroe Of the ClerN
~ H. CITY and County New York the rh day Of January
Isss Wy J. BLUNT Plaiu,iis' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.

= N.uy,vt n sc,,lsnr To New. .Yo;k from sosthnnp
'' .,r U.,rr N R-rr,I: ton. HAVE, ot Bremen:
first esn Tir.t Cabin.
sscorS CAiSp ..... OlSecund Cabin. o.
olStesla<s
TpSor, con -uder and NORTH STAR, So tlss I'd
ward Cay,ndy commander sail from Pier No g. Ns N'-f
:, moor rreri.-ly reuvins tie United Stste Mail viz:
Leave Nsw.yofi foE South BI.Ien tor sosT.ssnEoaa
NORTH STAR FEB 81 SATURDAY Ma y Wed, ma
IRJFL..... March 20 Saturday Ap'.ll7 Wed APni Il
Ts touch Hsv. Specie delivered IN L"nSn
and PAN, For passage or freight srp!y 10
- TORRANCE Agent. No 5 Bowling oreen, n u
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
Seneca County Lands at Privato
Sale.

g AGENT for Dr.. H. H. Steiner offer at privatesals
N the following desciibcd farms:
First-The Farm which Jacob Omwck resides, ada
Oinnq the City Of Tihn and the Plank Road leading
from Fremont to Upper saudusky. This Farm contains
three hundrd and eleven (3i Rc about one hundred and
eighty Of which cleared aud under good teno ngand cul
yaton and in quality Is not surpassed by any in he county,
being mostly River bot,omj the remainder is heavily tim
befed and a under fencing The sandusky River forms
pan Of its Eastern boundary.
The Improvements consist Of good log Dwelling House,
New Frame Born with granaries, cribs wagon sheds
and other necessary out buildings, anda well Of watertne
yard, On the farm good bearing haf and wo young
orchards Of the choicest fruits, planted four years ago This
am for fertility Of soil location and other advantages, 20
Of the most desirable to be found and will be divided
Il desired, 10 suit purchasers.
GecondTho FARM containing 100 acres, on which Iercs
mBh Miller resides, In Adams township, adjoining tho yi
age Of LOWELL the Portland road and the road leading
from Repubcto Green Springs about three miles from the
latter village.
Between dy and sixty Of ths tract cleared and
under cultivation, the balance heavily timhefeu with black
walnut poplar and other valuable timber The soil itmoy
~ y black loan, and OF the best quality.
rs well waered by nevcr-iaug spring and stream
The improvements consist of and substantial Franc
House and other buildings and orchard Of choice
fuit planted four years ago.
Thrd-A tract Of hundred and sixty in Adams
township, adjoining the above tract about thirty Of
which cleared and under cultivation, the heag
y iimbeIed with valuable nhef small stream passes
through this tract, aud the soil Is Of ffst quality.
Any further description thesei ands Is deemed
say asperous desious of purchasing will Of
inc for themselves which theyc do by calling oeher Of
the tenants above named, the Agent Tn oherO OF
whom will show the premises Terms made easy,
] Tifin, Oct. %, '51-3m LEWIS BALFZELL, Ag't.
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of stalo. pl 81 any monoys n she iSeasu-
ry nol otherwise appropriated.
SEQ. ql. The said board ci commis.
aionere mar. ia the name and IN behalf
81 ne siats, receive voluntary oonveyen-
sos 81 gifts. au1 grants ofreal and person.
n ppeoriy Of evory description, to be
usod and expended and duly reported IS
herein provided for the purposes Of this
act.
SEQ. %. The .taie reform farm is
hereby declared a special school district,
and shall Be entitled TO receive The due
share Of school moneys aud books, aooor-
ding 20 the number Of inmates therein
Sec. % The act entitled IAN aot to
provide for the establishment Of reform
schools, !" passed April i6, 1857, is here
by repealed, provided however that thii
repeal Shall not effect any rights acoru'd
70 tbe state OF individuals by said act
nor any appropriation therein made.
seo. "a. This act shall take effect up
on its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER, a
President Of the Senate.
April 2. 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
AN ACT
April 2, l95o.

TNo. AL AN ACT
10 amend an act entitled an act TO amend
an act entitled an act 10 incorporate the
Original Surveyed Townships, passed
March I4, 1891.
Section 1. Be Il enacted 6y tie General
Assembly Of he State Of Ohio, That
section first Of an act entitled an act to
amend an act entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the original surveyed townships,
passed March Is, 1881, be so amanded
as to read as follows: Section /. That in
any township, or fractional township,
wherein section number twenty-nine is
reserved, il shall be the duty Of the trus-
tees 20 meet on the second Monday Of
April, annually. at the most convenient
place nearest the center of such town
shin, and then make dividend Of the
rents and interest accruing from said SEQ
ton twenty nine, TO each religious sooie-
~, a reeablyto thirteenth section ., the
act 70 which this is an amendment, and IN
making such dividend each society shall
Be- entitled 10 receive a just proportion
Of the money received by the treasurer,
Sec. .. This act to take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 2, 1853.
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Supplementary to an ACT 10 establish a
Code Of Civil Procedure, passed March
II, 1853.
Sec. 1. Be Il enacted BY The General
Assembly Of the Slate Of Ohio, That
in all cases In which real OF personal
property is to be sold by virtue ofaay OK.
ecution. decree or order OF any court Of
this state. any one party 70 the suit, and
who has some interest in the property 10
be sold, may make a motion 10 the court
before whom the case is pending, asking
that a notice Of the sale be also published
| in some German newspaper, and Il it APP
pears to the court that such notice would
be for the benefit Of She parties interes-
ted, the court shall order che sheriff, com.
missioner. or other officer making such
sale, to give notice thereof in some Ger
man newspaper, IL any bo prinled in the
county in which such property Is situa-
ted, and II more than one, 10 that which
has the largest circulation therein, in the
same manner and for tho same time that
such notices arc now required by law TO
be made and published, but no error or
mistake, either in the contents Of such
notice, or the timo Of its publication,
shall delay the proceedings Ia court. or
affect the title TO the property 50 Sold
Sec. 2, The officer required to give
such notice may refuse to have tho same
published unless the party, his agent or
attorney, upon whose motion tho notice
was ordered to be given, advance to such
officer, upon proper demand made by him
for the same, sufficient money to dis
charge tho fees Of the printer for publish
ing such notice.
Sec. 3. In al oasos in which, undor
tho code Of civil procedure, service on a
defendant or on defendants can be made
by publication, the court is hereby au-
thorized to adopt such q rule or rules as
to require such notices to bo published
ia somo German newspaper, II any be
printed in the county, and II moro than
ono. in that which has the largest circu-
laton therein.
SEQ. 4. All costs accruing under this
act shall bo charged as other costs in The
case, and the clerk Of the court and OH
Ger charged with giving such notices rs
are horein required, shall be entitled to the
same fees as they are now for like ser.
vices.
500. o. Nothing in this act shall be SC
construed as to dispense with the publ
cation Of any legal notice in tho manner
now required by law to be made.
SEQ. q. This law to take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
M. WELKER,
President Of the Senate
April, Q, 1853.
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mo. Al AN ACT
Further 70 prescribe the duties Of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
Section 1 BE Il enacted By he General
Assembly Of tho State Of Ohio, That
IN al cases whore She infrmary of any
county in this state may have been or
shall hearealter be destroyed by fire or
otherwise. the county commissioners OF
suoh county shall be authorized TO enter
into al the necessary contracts for the
purpose Of rebuilding the same without
submitting the question as to the policy
Of the outlay or expense involved therein
20 che qualified voters Of the county, as
provided in section third of the act enti-
tod IAN act further to prescribe the du-
ties of county commissioners, passed
April 9Th, 1856; provided, that in no
ease shall such outlay or expense exceed
the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. This act 70 take effect and be
IN force from and after It's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
M. WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 2, 1853.