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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

RnMARKABLE PHxSoMENos. Rev. Joseph r. Wal
ker iuiorms the 9 litor OF the Memphis Christian
AdS0Eaie, that In Upton and Shelby counties,
Tenp.. the white OAK trees bearing on the out
side Of the acorn hull something In the shape OF
wheat, upon which the hogs are feeding and thriv.
ing finely.
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FAIL. 1858. ~
SHIPS STEAMERS
saS s1Esr fosEzE 81 HI a. Rrx A,Dt 1fkz fkz3a1 and

w. 8. a. q DONNAN.
NO. ~ PERIL UREET. BIC4f0ND,
IHP.bht kkesiF 5grs =
HARDWARE, CUrLERY, SADDLERY, 10, SC.
Are iD pes. scion OF their Fall Importation Of
FRESH ENGLISh HARDWARE,
which. With full supplies OF american Goods, form
AZ extensive and complete stock, AMI which they
H.r 20 the merchants ct Virginia. No IN Gar olins
and Tennessee. and buyers generally, visiting our
markets tho present scason At lowest puces and re-
spsc,fnly Inv to them b call upon u.s.
IA 0ruers will receive our prompt and careful
Attention. eu 26-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
L oLE MACHINE which is capable OF making
n M shingles, Barrel Heads. slaves per day
A u. = Pm.
For county and shop rights. apyiy to
ri. 2. UHERN b CO.,
Rich,nond-
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MISSING vEssEL--Tbe schooner Il. iSgar sailed
from Boston on the 1lth Instant, for City Point
and Richmond, having very valuable cargo for
both ports. As she Is nov in her t~eutieth day,
and no tidings have been received OF her whers-
shouts, much anxiety for her safety is beginning
o be txperienced Other vessels that sailed from
tho same port subsequent to the leaving OF the ee
GAR have arrived, discharged cargo, and returned.
Sonr OF them saw the missing schooner, nor din
any of them encounter rough weather Or adverse
winds
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,7vTOVgR NIL AND ANTHRACITE

y ctAT---Tke saAS@. i5e.s are nog prepared TO
r.,.ys orders tos tue delivery Of Clover Hau Goal
TseF As~a keep eaaS.antiy oa haad Red aud N hife
ts sa;hrSSlts Goal both OF which will be sold "a
a. s.i tsT RS as l. can be purch ased in the city,
Ua!ers eft their office, near Petersburg Denot
o. =, Capt i,iahy's, corner Of zist and Gary sss
"a ia i.e promptly stleadcS 20.
y IN, WM II DAVIS A 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

APPLE PARtRS.--" have in store
n and To- sale Waiteuore & Kartinston's Au-
tcal a.ou APPLE PAGER, iOHkR and sLICER-
CEUkCH FLEMING
md Sth cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

FAT MESs PRocEssfoN.-rhe fat people of West
deld, Mass, have bad their celebration. Near the
fown 10 a tremendous hill, several hundred feet
bigh. called the 'IIog's back" the sides of which
are very precipitous The top Of this bill 10 great
place for pic nics, when the parties can climb
This hill was selected the place for their cele
brstion by the fat men; no person weighing under
TWO hundred and ten pnunds being allowed to J 'in
he pro cesson. The following is the programme
Tor the day: The Deacon-Fat men weighing $50
Fat Men weighing 25o-C1mmon Fat Men weighing
nut 220--Mortifed Fat Mea weiGhisg but 2l0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31
AlLraHASY SpaIsd s,
August 2lth, 1858. !

OF raE Rleuaosp nally pmrArca.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

- Da. Jonn b. WALxnAII, (noxoDo-
afhis.) osrs Ats profsssiooal sssv1pso - - ~
ems ef kichsnpsd ard ~ vieinisy. 0moo ~ ax61o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

MBROTYPIST'S Chemicals "a fresh
- SIMPLY st CHAs. s. DAWs0S'S.
AZ III successor TO j b. Wood,
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JOHNSTON L BROTHER.
PEEsIDENpS OFFICE.
VIRGINIA h TENNf5sEg aAILaoAp Co.
LYnchhuro Aun Ia.a

PkEsIDENT'S OFFICE,
VIRGINIA TENNf5sEs aAILRoAD Co..
Lynchturg, Aug 6, 1873
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the sto kholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
wednesday. the 18th day Of sen,embsr nsnt on
FORM oF PkuXI.
knoso az men w these presents: That we, the sub
Tennessee Railroad Company. do hereby Constitute
and sppoint --- our true and Lawful a,tor.
ney ana proxy tn represent each of in al general
meetin2s OF tae Stockholders Of said Com pany when
We are not personally present. with full power and
au horlty at such gene. al meeting, to give such
VOTE or votes ana to DO such other act or acts as
present.
Witness our hands and seals. thi. day of 1875
, [ssALl
wITNEss. sEAL.1
18th Bylaw: "Prox es. to represent stock in their
space Of two years from the date thereof
BY order ofthe Board of Directors.
KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS.
(Jones' Patiently for sale at Nc. l6s Main street,
opposLe sne Ame, q Ican Hotel where you ind an
pest COAL or kEROsENE U.L ia hichmond. The
Jones BUMNtR l. something new, aud an improve.
an 5-lM* JACDb w REX
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAK-
GINIA-CAPITAL 10000 D D,LLARS!-Nouey n.
ceiVed on Deposit in sums of fve d, lars and up
per annum is paid for sums remaining sir munshs
p centum.
The whele Joint stock bound for the deposits
D~posits recelved and certificates issued by the
Cashier, 7 b eTAkKE, at the store Of Z b Spence
corner Of Main ard Governor streets Richmond, Va.
SAMUEL 5 CUTThELL, President
I - sTAkKE Cashier.
G WALrHALL. secretary. an 4-3m
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S&- HUrcnIsas' Vl0srABLn DYsrnr.
snt- Nsw YosK LIFE IxsvRAsca Cox.
'ANY. s.s.s.s..5 T. :.
Capital Sb1,5OO,OOO.

The above COMPANY ss sf.NkLY MUTUAL. saA
DINlDEaDS are declared ANNUALLY, and have
averaged abOu, 81 or " per cent. 3T
When desred, 40 per csrI. Vi the annual premiun
will Do loaned to the insured. sH ~
This Company has paid, In the State Of viroiniA,
mo- . than UNE hUNDkED AID FIFTY IhuQ.
SAND DOLLAkS TO widows, orphsLs and creditofs.
All los-es have been AiDPkUMPfLY, ahdwkh-
out litigation. = i 77.st
Cali. without delay, and secure LIE POLICY
CHAs wORTHAM, 8.s
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TTENTION FARMERS.-Ws are pre-

4 TTENTION FARMERS.-Wsa are pre-
- pared 10 make engassmeuts for imme5ists or
kall delivery Of PERUVIAN, kLIDE ISLAND.
MEXICAN and PATA6ONIAN 0UAN0, gca the
.est terms. and would be obliged 20 fjends Who
design pufchasingo Of us. TO make their engagements
- soon - coayeniept. apecifytnG about the time
they wshfft dclivered 20 that far Dossibls,
may have on eaxgoes arrive 20 suit
a1 - ~ CkkNshAW . 90.
DR- SCOTS MAGNETIC PILLS.
~ 1hes Pills may Be used By the spailest child
- we'll - the most xssd end teshis, toe dia0seerd
stomach. liver - bo9sls. They are narticulasly
rso91nsndsd 3 tsn:lss. q FssSlasins NJ gsssn.
CRE0H PgACHES = Temasoes. Riee
ApSlss. xss Piuua. Tomato end WAlpst Of,
mp wocceetee 9nnces ter2sf e2eess. 4feeca Aee-
asd. cura.s a.d 0usvsa ysnI,yha = g 9f,,s S}s q
DICUT'U VIRGINIA MA0lC WAbH-
ING vLUIp- -ssyss tim., laser. s.1 sIsss re
iinsn g uarivsllsd vhieensss y1eee.s ,sts
ass,s ises'e AZ esdssesy .ss6s : g G ~ go =
pans. esseassd anay ~ Y5f6r - I
.NsW TsIl D H. - ssseslSs1 sagS
q - sz@s = u zsAsssm ~ = I 7s8 EssszSl-
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|. DESIRABLE FARN T0a sAL1 :

"A offer for sale. prtvsisly. my fARN. eeee1fe.
o~Ig hborhoods Il tne county of 0eeehssp4 ltll.s
50 miles flom TIE eity 4 ktchmoed. 4 9llee 9e9te
Of shs cenEs hous~. and " nilss q Ow9as koenss
is II elorlls nS cenaitien. and we'll etaDts1 - 0e
greufh Of wbsaS. corn anh tobacco. Aec4k e1ehell
orisinai arcwfh. The saildings ase tneselof. 81.
ixnMs or eALss--Qneshird caah; - baAAes y -
2, sAd ears.
srtiss desirina. - purehass en- - nsib peuee
On Church Hili, 81 ~ 80. Luebsa LsyS. Hsss@2et
itap Nell, grnskiin s1rsss. M Lsy1S
can b hao npsn tlis mns lssnA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

Plaur HARRIS 4 MOORE,
s1ll Basin Bank.
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TExAs BArTLR-A letter from Falls county.
Texas, gives the following account of fight there
On last eltction dav.

A MOVEMENT IN KANSAS To REMOVE FRKx Ne.
GeoEs.-Tbe Arkansas papers contain an address
from u committee appointed by the citizens of Little
ock, to the people of that State, upon the subject
vi the removal Of free negroes from its limits. The
address se forth the undesirablsness OF that class
uf population 10 q slave holding community, sug.
gests that the necessary laws he passed by the
legislature to remove them from Arkansas, and to
forbid their return forever afterwards. The ques-
tion was mooted two years ago, bot failed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

4 Ni.tlf bh HUI % hH. - nc GNUEFalEn~
u a i prepared 10 furnish GLOW EA HILL COAL
a. ts Iowesl IiaFkes price, throa axheat the sesson
=. : Ia z n al HSttN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

At PRIVATE SALE, ONE sPLEN-
y DID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO Il have for sale
one hne seven octave Piano. roupd csrrers at $3.50
est much more bought from manufacturer and. he
sar.sAt not expired. HENRY QUARLks
Arrrf
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ss> RICHMOND STONEWARE
~ POTTERY.
: KEEsKE s. PARR, Froprietors.

We are manufacturing every description of
sT1SEgARB, of superior quality. and call upon
tEss, IN ssnI to give US a call and examine oar
Wsre lssoTe purchasing elsew here feel conf
den, rsunot ne surpassed in quality or prices by
suT o:her ereatablIsn0ent
49, KuEsPE Il pkRp
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MONTGOMERY PREMIUM FAN
VI MILLS-In store and for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING,
an ]I-im Corner Cary aud I3th SITS.
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ELlDE ISLAND GUANO.-A full sup
Il ply Of Eiide Island 6uano. for sale by
au IL EDSIa W0hTHAM 4 co.
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SUGARS.-550 barrels Extra G Sugar
~ 100 barrels Yellow Coffsa Sugar so barrels Circle
A Gofee Sugar: ) barrels Crushed, Powdered and
Uut Loaf So 2ars. for sale l.
al lin LEW Is ". WEBB CO.
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I HE DISPA IT,. II
TnE SPRINGS.

'uEs aAv MoRNINa. ..Auausv 81. ,es
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DLUMS AND PLOW CASTINGS-All
kinds for sale 10y
CHURCH FLEMING,
an c1-Irn Cor Cary and 18th cts.
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wITNEss,

18th Bylaw: "Prox en-, to represent stock in their
general annual meetings shall only be valid for the
space OF two years from the date thereOf
BY order ofthe Board of Directors
au IL -dtl5S VIII ri HTrGHRS sac,v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

CTILL THEY COME -l2 gross Sci.
~ Sealing Air Tight Cans, of the most.approvsd
Iatterns, asserted sizes; Tin, Earthensare and
Glass Receiving and for sale low. wholesale and re-
tail, By GEO. J. suMSEH
au Is 20 Pearl street,
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ClLK WARP DEBAaES.-Receive d
~ lot Of Silk Warp Debages. suitable for Ladies'
travelling dresses, which will sell st = cts per
yard. JOHNSON q hAEN OOD,
ar N No. II Main street.
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puGaY AND SULKEY FOR SALE
~ have for sale low, q handsome BUGGY and
sULKEY, both made Of the best materials, and IN
tie best r.anLer X. CAuIHURN,
au T-ts 18th street.
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.Es ~ -
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NALT-l, eco sacks Jefrey's and Oar
iy Sim ' ''' '"' LEWIs n. WEBB CO
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puTTER, CHEESE AND LARD.-Just
- receiveG a lot prime Butter; 10 boxes new
Cheese; 10 kegs Lesf Lard Hams oftbe best quality
Msskerel, Herrings. &c. at the Butter Depot Main.
AZ IS BaoOKE PLEAsANTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

IN ONO FEET, WIDE 5-8 POPLAR
N',ooO for Carriage nskers, on hand and for
BALE BY EDW'O L DQDLEY, i6th st,
auI Between Main and Franklin
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Kinsman Carriage Factory.

On friday we looked into the establishment
of VIM. B. G~orton, in Kinsman. 1t is q very
pleasant location on the Meadyille road, about
half a mile from Mr.. Jones hotel.
The vehicles which we saw, would bear favor
able comparison with those manufactured any
where. Mr.. G. was, some years since, a citizen
of this place, and thoroughly understands his
business. In the trimming department, he has
the able assistance of Mr.. Henry Potter, former
1y of the firm of Potter d Morrell, of Warren
Mr.. G.. has some or twelve hands in his employ
ment, and seems to be doing a good business
Success attend him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOWs!

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
" now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may be found the following:
Right and Left Hand Flows, Of all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Plows. Nos. 5
and 4. al Pi0ps ground ready for use. Also, Steel
PloWs. Points of all descriptions, warranted equAlt 10
the best in market. Our Flows are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign aid, as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and all other kinds OF
POINTS on hand at all times.
Fellows Plows are so Justly celebrated, and so well
and favorably known to the farming community. rs TO
need no further eulogy. Ihave also on hand a supply
(and shall keep the same at all tines) OF Defanoes
independent Horse Rake. made from the best second
growth Hickory. and built in a good aud Substantial
manner by an honest mechanic. Yanhorn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators.
also, Wooden Frame. do Improved Thermometer
Chnrns, all sizes, and Benefits Improved Muley era
dies.
All work made or sold by me. warranted as cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment oftle kind
in this section. Farmers would do well to cali aud
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention given to all kinds of repairing in my
line Of business. and charges moderate
To ny friends and patrons 1 would return my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit a continuance OF the
same.
N. B. All Goods and Work warranted.
d. II. BENNETT. AGENT.
South ST., ] door East of Hell 81 Cos.
April 7. Is5S-tL Machine Works.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
9omt snttlligtnte.
Rain and Hail.

Avery heavy rain, accompanied with hail
fell in a district some three or four miles square
in the south west part of this township, the north
part of Lordstovn, and reaching over into New
ton. The small streams were raised in a few
hours to an unprecedented height, doing con
siderable damage to crops, fences, bridges DE.
Along Duck creek. nearly all the bridges are
carried away. At Leayittsburg the old dan and
the bridge over that stream were swept off. A
gentleman from Lordstown says that an empty
bucket standing in his yard was filed to over
flowing by the rain which fell in it. Large
Quantities OF water anne Town the chimneys OF
the houses; every c~revice let in a torrent. Such
a rain was never knowH within the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant- 1t is computed that in
some places, the quantity of water which fell in
the space of two hours could not have been less
than ten or twelve inches on the level. The
hail was confined to a very small tract, but did
considerable damage to the corn and gardens,
and breaking some windows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Orwell Items.

Orwell Items.
On Wednesday last, Charles Phelps. while
driving a vicious steer, the animalturned on him.
and gored him severely.
On Thursday, August -, a son of Mr.. Joel
Hereunder, had his am broken by a fall from
. swing.
On Friday, Mr.. Daniel Rex. in company with
two other men, were passing a vicious bull in a
field, and nj a motion of Mr.. r. To drive him
away, the animal attacked him, throwing him
some distance; in falling he struck his head on
a stone, rendering him senseless. The bull
again attacked him, holding him TO the earth in
spite of the e~xertions of his companions to re
lease him.. He was very much bruised, but il:
DOW doing well.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
The Warren Union School.

The fall term will commence on Monday next,
and will continue IA weeks. The schools will
still be under the superintendent of Mr.. James
Marvin, whose capacity to perform the duties of
his post. and his zeal. have already been fully
tested. He will be assisted in the different de-
partments, by an able corps of teachers.
In the High School, classes will be formed,
in addition to the regular studies, in order that
those who may wish to qualify themselves for
teaching. or advanced scholars who desire to re-
view their studies. may have the opportunity
The facilities afforded at the school are ample,
the location is one of ihe healshiest in the state.
and on the score of economy no place offers bet
ter inducements, the terms for tuition being low,
and good boarding can be obtained at reasona
BILE rates.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Wandering Beggars.

These miserable wretches almost daily visit
our citizens, begging for food. clothing and mon.
ey. Most of them are reduced to poverty by idle
ness or iHtemperanee, and should be locked up
in some house of correction, to be fed on bread
and water. The most p~roaigate of them, are
the most impudent and most expert in feigning
distress. Idlers are fond of this wandering and
indolent sort of life, and there is no temptation
more successful, than the full liberty to beg. A
very few only of these strolling beggars are de
serving charity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Saturday, the 2Ist day of August, 1883,
sheriG's oalcc, Warren. Jul, Fl. Is5sA5@-s s5 g.
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Maria Morey.

bCORA w OOAAPN AL8AS-
Maria Morey.
vs.
George F. Mercy, William D. >PzrITIox Eos ALsxcNY
Ives and Mrs. -M orey.
mother Of said George T..
The said George p. Morey will take rotice that on
the sixth day OF March, A. D., IS59, said E&ria Norey
filed her petition against him together Nth Wal- y
Ives, for AlimOny. Said petition avsrs that about The
hrSt OF February. A D., 1888, said GeOTgs e., left the
petitioner without any means Of support. and hat said
Ives is indebted to said George E.. In the sun Of about
S5GO.OO- The prayer Of said petition Is that whatever
sum is due from said Ives to said George y. be allowed
to said Maria as alimony.
The said George y. Morey will further take notice
that on the ninth day Of July, A. D. 1855. the said pe;i.
toner hled an amended petition, which AYERS that said
Ma Morey is indebted 10 said George E.. an.
prays that whatever sum is due from her 10 said peti
toner, be allowed as alinony.
CCITISS & sNITH,
July IL, ls5s-6w. Attys. for PIT.
TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON'
IL
Charles A. s~Pahling,
vs. srNNoNs rs DIVORCE.
Elizabeth ]. Sraldins.
TIE defendants Elizabeth J. SpaldiHgis hereby nati6e
that the plaintiff has hled his petitionin said Court Tor
a Divorce, alleging rs a ground thereof, the said Efiz
aieth wilfui absence from him for move than tire
years. Said cause win be tried at the October / rn o
said Court. at which term the defendant Is notiked {
appear and answer.
HUTcHISS. eek * EATLIFF.
Jaiy %, Ss-s~ teys. for rsg.
Au.r- -r,1r-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Hungarian Grass.

Messrs. Reeves & Abel have showed US spec
linens of this grass. raised by them. They have
some seven acres, which stands. on an average.
nearly five feet high. The heads are large and
well filed, nearly as heavy as ordinary heads of
wheat.
This grass is said to make excellent hay, and
the seed 10 be equal to grain, especially for
mich After thoroughly testing it, We
hope to hear from them again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
TIL
Wesfefp Reserve Chronicle
HiPGapn 1 ADAMS. Propri,tors.

TERMskOne DolIarana Fifty Gents, I'm
advances Two Dollars, if payment is not
made I'm advance.
Ne paper DISCONTINUED na.ii al arreArages are paid
ercept Al fha orr;on of the prblfShers,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
mo. FOL AN ACT

To amend an act passed April 18th, 1852. entitled IAN
act for the Assessment and Taxation of all property
in this State, and for leyying Taxes thereon accord.
ing TO its true value in money.
SECTION ]. Be IL enacted BIZ the General assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That the thirty third section of
the act passed April 18Th, 1859, entitled an act for the
assessment and taxation oil all property in this State,
and for levying taxes thereon according to its true
value in money, be so amended as to read as follows
SEC. %. The county commissioners OF each county in
this State, shall, at their June session, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight, and every sixth
year thereafter. divide their county into as many dis
tricts as there are townships in said county, and any
county within the limits Of which there is a city, the
commissioners shall divide said city into districts,
comprising within each not less than one ward or more
than five, and no township or ward shall be divided
in making such district wards, which wards shall be
fpuhf.cztiun in some newspaper in the county, and if
no newspaper is published in the county, then by pub
lie notice set up in each township and ward, at the
usual place Of holding elections, setting forth ;he
electors Of such districts shall, at the October election
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty eight, and every
sixth year thereafter, elect some citizen of such dis
trict, having the qualifications of an e~lector, as asses
sor of real property within such district; the judges of
election shall keep 4 separate poll hook for the cleo
ton Of said assessors, and the returns thereof, duly
certified as in other cases, shall be made to the county
auditor, who. with the clerk Of the court Of common
pleas, and the probate Judge Of the county, shall open
the same and declare the result, and the auditor shall.
within ten days after opening such returns. give notice
to each of the persons elected, of his election.
SEc.2. The thirty third section of said act is hereby
repealed, and this act shall be in force from and after
its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of tke Senate.
April -, 1859. ,aug. u, ,5s-3N
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Theft.

A stroliing fellow visited Warren, lastFriday,
and walked into the store of A. Rothschild, on
Main Street. He purchased some little article
and then feloniously reached over the counter
and distracted six dollars in money from the
drawer. He was accused of the crime and re-
funded his illgotten money. He was arrested
and brought before the Esquire and found guilty
and bound over to the Common Pleas Court
He exhibited before the court a nonchalance
highly amusing. and remarked that he could
give no bail but leg bail. He was committed to
jait, to await the sitting of the C. P. Court,
when bis cool indifference will probably change
to impatienee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Buying Western Land.

We call the attention of persons DESTROYS OF
locating land warrants, or investing money in
western lands to the card of Mr.. Edwin Love
land. in this paper.
Mr.. L. was formerly a citizen of this county,
is well posted as to value of lands in Nebraska,
their location, DC, and is perfectly reliable.