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THE CARNIVAL AT ROME. r.
ia I1ama do Stonl IN C.nr;nno o,;v

~. THE CARNIVAL AT ROME. ri,
2 Madame de Stael, in Corinne, gives
the following: IT,. ., s .,@ 5 :: r.
i, The last day;of the carnival is the
gayest in the year. The Roman pop
ulace carry their rage for amusement
to a perfect fever .unexamplcd else
where. The whole town is disguised !;
the very gazers from its windows are
masked: This begins regularly to the
appointed day, neither. public or pri-
vate affairs interfering with its indul-
gence. 1t il there that QUE may Judge
Of the imagination possessed by the
mass of the people. c1talian sounds
swectlv even from their mouths. Az
ficri said he went TO the market of
Horence to learn good Italian. Rome
has the same advantage; and perhaps
these are the. only cities in Italy of
which ali The natives speak so well
that the, mind is toasted att every COR
ner Of the stfects.p3 The: khdgsofu gaie2
|ty thatrshines throughetheir harlequin
AIDES is often found in the most n,fettd.
Gated men; and during this festival,
while caricature and exaggeration are
!fair play, TIE most comic scenes per-
|petnslly x s,c;ulr. Often grotexque gray,,
|ity contrasts the usually svlvaclo,,s. Ital.
ian manner. aseif the strange dresses
conferred an unnatural dignityaon the
weatess. sometimes they sevinces no
surprising Nknowle dge Of the myth
|ology, in. the travesties they assume
that one II might still suppose them be-
lipivrersI ii III siitS ticsiohs. Most freq1ient.
y however they rid. ridieule the various
ranks ,ofS society With g plea sanity
truly original; ntgbs nation, sisi now q
thousand times ,mNre distipguishsdsby:
itse sports ahansby ats history. Italian.
lends itself SO easily to all kinds of
|playfullness that itsneeds bat q slight
|infeetitAH IS 4peioe, sas iahao diference
[of termination Engineering or dimin.
fishing tic; words 10 change, the entire
kmsahfHafggs IF + sentence. The Language,
comes With .. peculiar grace ,froms the!
plips Of childhood. : The ipnocencea.of
THAT Age, and .t3ae nat,t,a a arc nsss Of
the nuthesn. tongue, etqaisieclync dha
|trast eacKs otker.ad One may almost CALI
IL language shat talks stf itself, and
[alwAy5' ssanis more awitty" than It's
iSa$bh' tasssi'hc, splspd nes TIE sc
il t The qaqAyaIti,s univ eEsI tumult ~
Isimilates !itsoi in the, fancy with the
(bacchanalian orgies; obnt in the fanny
E3hss; aura the sdtomsns are generally
feo6er iand ujii0asp enough 1.-The last
days Of this fete excepted. Theni
oned mas1ssssdch sudden and varied
discoveries IN their character, - have
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-16
VOLUME 8, NUMBER 50.
CHOICE MISCELLANY.

Gil DICE M Is q E LII a N Y.
THEY NAY RAIL AT THIS LlFE.
They may rail 1t this liic-from the hour L
I found it life full Of kindness and bliss;
And, until, they can show me some happier
planet, FIX .s.Fs4a3 yaa .t.nj.sIAS ..
More social and bright, Ill content mo with
this. HI: $3.50 3 ase" -" 't'st-.5-l 3.
g .,,s3 5,aa tad sl4Le daoi aQ...a1 T. L@%
As long a. the world has such lips and such
eyes, 80" -! ~, .sa.o1 ~, r.
AS before me this moment enraptured sec,
They may say what they willso their orbs
g1.in the skies, { .s~a 1cnft a57 ais5 s')"i"G .
But this earth is the planet for you, love.
Il :. A'' ~ tne' , liz 81 ...sE,r.sgsa sa ET&9i .
In Mercury's star, where each moment can
i bring them ..aa3z, ,5a1 y T"p pesy'-9 &
New sunshine and wit from the fountain on
3. high,i1ssriA sS3.3,~-- g 7a11,. - z@'l :!
Though the ny1m1lphs may have livelier poets
n to sing theln,s r,i:,.,r Z go tsar,sa Ea,za :
They've none, even there more enamored
than Is!3h .a.z'rt .isj q" tI>H7 @i.} =
~ yn77 4 ..io svDoi egtYa =, d. 5%s5a12 9Flf +
And, as long as this harp can be wakened to
+ rAoNYe, aHr svzs .gz.5i: 0u..u.~- adj
And that eye its divine inspiration shall he,
They may talk as they will Of their Edens
above, 7z~ti d iS-~As!- . 'e@,',' 4.. ...
But this. earth is, the planet for you, love,
and, Me. +, s.:R5| :.3a e. saraN sd @'EE-
In that star Of the west, by, whose shadowy
splen.lor. nv ;sttlsD} ~ ra'ty ''>f ~
At twilight so often we've roamed through
the dew, Wa >" - = -. .., -
There are maidens. perhaps, who have b.
sons as tender i,;jsa.2 81 t--g ls1.
And look, in, the twilight, as lovely as you.
But though they were even more brigh,
than the queen 80 10! Fl '.'.'.s.'V -.
or that isle they inhabit in heavens blue sea-
AS l never those fair young celes,ials have
Why-th,s earth is the pla net for you, love
aud me. .--...g .-........- ~ 49,.
AS for those chilly orbs on the verge Of Gre.
ation, l- ,fga+ .f.-. -.-.E.a .-.a ea
Where sunshine and smiles must be equally
rare,
Did they want a supply Of cold hearts fo1
that station,
Heaven knows we have plenty on earth ",
could spare.
Oh think what world we should have o
it here, ".'.-.. - . "a.
If the ha'ers Of peace, Of affection. and glee
We're TO fly up to Saturn's comiortless spher
And leave earth to such spirits As you, love
and me- - '
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RED WING HOUSE

pr. y JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor. -i.
RED WING, MlNN ESOTA:
70 Connected with the House is large and
convenicns Stable. Stages leave daily for tho
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part OF, the country.
q April "a. 1865. Fl,,... :.,s,. ge-ts soft. :;
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1859. .,a RED WING .ss O 1859.
STE AM P.LA MING MI Il l..

49, q - 4-lI--ANb-- 33T- y. = M Y
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
9 One Block above FREEDOMS Saw Mill.)
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO FUR
~ nish Ut al times anything II tho above
kinds Of planed aud matched Lumber, Mould
in2s, etc. 20" T." . 9W tei3*z'%7 -
or.ers promptly attended to, which may al
50 DO left with Brown u Betcher. 6" a.4a s:sa
Produce of NIL kinda takenl.in excha npc for
work ,s.f, ..r..e COGEL e. BETCHER. So
Red Wing, April 10, 1889. at4.>y3 a. l42-1y =
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'fEEEf =

R'l1gzAkll1 Esraak 1AlA Alsk 1aER%EER
:. & -sssr z1srs kt4Lz0R6ki zieas bsoa ]. 3
: Th5i saatsilt1saahiso5aie s5eis<ss=x.4 xffIt5l
1nvOlce " fU6E .Yi:sasv; NJ EsssfanE
4 Bl&ANQlESrGINS Il MINES,
which he offers sc lox afutes, at Wholasala
nily except in cases Of sic1nsSs, u 2t3 3he ne
esssity. :. 8. r. FOOT.
Rad Wing, Oct. 20, 1858 INT
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f AtI4LS III q e 9 e.
Try BEN'YANCAMlsEN.

. C.4yVOV' Fills, KxyYEsO T.A.
Travellers will find every accommodation on
rcasonaI.ic termsat the above House. Good
Stables. Ostlers. &c. 's"s Us '':a G2ly -"
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TOWNE Il PIERCE,
gs-g-f tDEALERsIN 90 ~
AZ REAL H6TATB. g

NED W,'sIlNNG,7 ,eF.r j MI INN EsSsOT1rAA.so d
Will attend to locating Land Warrants. pay
ment Of :axes, collsstioa OF notes, aud to thepar
ehass and sale Of Real Estate throughout the
TsTritoty:. Surveying, Maeping, and Plating
v,ycr: Copies oftownship maps furnished -
Dc is drawn and acknowledgements taken.
al, bssinssA, intrusted to thsmy viii re-
attention.
;. =. T0wNE, ~ I'D y .sst 35tfls 5c. p1xRcr
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$40 THE RED WIN1ssHgls. Sri
EAs dsEpNlstB R'Yl sSTORE!.
EuN6nn su - asI1Sbil .'s*asa sa'M.sf's
Clocls assA.NatclIfnl9 eitos1tof3s
igs'asn sbYn E.eaEis0sNsDsa' ID bsail
shbrisas dc asi Sat lei e1aid 1kaBdsk ssfssa:.
'.s RED; VIII, ,fthksgS..ai..z.s *, si ",
a Jpn & ,sg;suas, Ius I,siss 10 rs1aaH Cd
r. n hogsw Il l'Dsssa' a. !, i' '...
Bl 8 8 kHa4 4 .ls' 99h op,s'
zs O. o COR 81 a. As Pro ssoA 6S s'~ "a
i where you can ct work done che.psFi, thar
at any other shop in Red Wing. ePsfficular
attaRfioQ .ellaa - HQkSE, oZ1aa1t3
My q; -: f49=yf'
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'DUB|UtQE EI. CITY # MARBLE

N HEeRRlCK r.peslegiin Ameriean and: Fnr-
N'e!9n Marble: Sixth street., below: Mainland
Mon .ass"ss ss r ts9e; y naadstoaes, Wan
~ YtjeS,r r abl ei Tops = ~! IffG- ,Al62niy
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MCINTYRE Il SHELDON

s.tau MCINTYRE Il SHELDON 1879
>.ltza3 y.as1 i,aenEALEKsiNeH siatSa4ia 4sifS
Dry goods, Groceries: Crockery Hardware CUT
;ery ;.! N.ls Oils Painte Sash. Window Glass
Also s4Iosiery, Gloves, Cravats stspen dor a
Shirts, Collars, Brushes, Fancy Goods, Is. 500
,,,iis;s x.,za .usaf~s.A cdr J.IMclNnlrE:i %
ked W vltl1 N. Is f,os II. B. snElDoH.ss
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lss6@. ovs.t' thespfdt store, .mstna<f.
jfRearwiHk .oEssa ~ n#S'o ya'" s77choa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13


REASONING OF NEWFOUNDLAND Doc -
Extraordinary as the following anecdo'e may
appear to some persons, it is strictly true and
shows the sense, and, am strongly inclined to
add, reason of the Newfoundland dog. A
friend of mine, while shooting wild fowl with
his brother, was attended by sagacinus dog
of this breed In getting near some reeds by
the side of a river, they threw down their hats,
and crept 10 the edge of the water, when they
fred at some birds. They soon afterwards
sent the dog to hiring their hats. one of which
was smaller than the other After several at
tempts to bring them both together in his
mouth, the dog at last placed the smaller hat
in the larger one, pressed it down with his
foot, and thus was able to bring them both at
the same time-Jcsse's anecdotes Of Dogs.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
SMILES.

&; When Charles V read upon the tomb of a
Spanish nobleman. Here lies one who neve,
knew fear he wittily replied, "rheu he pev
er snuffed q candle with his fingers"
.l- What is the best line to lead man with
Crino line. and the best line to lead q woman
with is Mascu line.
Mrs. Partington wants to know "What il
the use of killing hogs, if you go and curt
them afterwards!"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
DEMOCRAT.
RAvE ENN A. OHIO:
pENc1I1Nes BY 1AMp-I1eHr.
Personal Gossip.

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r;es hereafter raoard 40 too svmmatr;cal 70 bs
,rne
cIon,ont yvo,co.,., Mo.,orr;oh ho,, ..
Cob,en,z on the 18th ofsMav l77a on that
vben he died he had comnle,ad b;e aetb ,e,r
H;s aocestor bod hean a;ot;nnn;ebed in H..
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o.as.;.sasae, Kann;,z Ache ooe of 6feen
Ma,.o,n;oh entered tho ITn;vers;tv of stras.
honr.a -, g,,bara bo had for b;s fallov. .stnden,
Ron;.m;, Constant and from which Two wears
.e,a.a...,,o 10 ,on,o,od 10 Ma,enco N order
to oon,rlete b;s stnd;sa Tn 17ef he made b;s
fro, n,hl;c annea,anca as the mas,er of the
ceremon;es at the coronation of the Emneror
I.ono,d II .aand in 17e4 af,er short v;s;, n
E,.I.,d ha .,,ocbod - ,ho rs,r;an,
Ess Ice ,,o s,,,ou;,r,,,o.. -.
a.. -. of -. f.,ha. f.;ana r., r.,
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.o.o..od ,,,o wes,nha,;.n noh;,;,, of, or which
- N..s..,;.d co,n. !, ad;o, - 9, po,o-.
= On, ,.-e:...o. m:.:.,a. - =.
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of.ho E,nnono ,hat ,e A ns,,;ao M;n;s,er a.
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S.ost.-P..,..ls..t>.v v ua~,
s'e''o- n'' y. "''A '1o 'o''
young 70 represent 80 powefi'' .onans
our MAJESTY was no' oiuef a. AuS'e'n'1 2
fepi'eu Me,,Frn'cn' WIN s'gn' eAaeee.a''o
"n'cn eou'u no' MAKE Tue co''pn"ens 'es
accep.aolei anu n'ueeu' young as no wax
ne eAn,"i'eo an auo'ofs anu h"o"'eose ''
iole "nou t.aPo'eo" "e"' ''us'' ou'
WHICH ne vou'' no'e' so' '.e 'e''e'. ~ Hie'
terh'cn' all 'ne at'S u so''o.s n'' oeen cui'i
Va.ea'o 'ne p'sneS' uee,eo.n'o 0onSe'sa''o
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

Walter Scott was very particular about his
books. He would always endeavor to have
the hest copy OF an edtion.and when he receiv.
ed an inferior copy, he would make some mar
ginal notes here and there, and, on account of
he desire to be possessed OF a specimen of his
handwriting, would soon get better book in
exchange 60
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

as Jesus passtu ne was from
Dirth.'
Born blindi- Born Biindi
He knew not what be lost
When the great Sun wen. up the empurrled east,
Kindling TO glaIness all the Emountaip tops.
Or nights fair Qneen gave every thrilling leaf
A coronet of silver.
Kindred face,
Mother and sister, with his childish hand
He Off had felt, exploring how the smile
Rounded each angle with dinpliug grace.
And wondering why the love kiss lent the lips
such symmetry. But now, with lapse of years
Both hope and curiosity Law dead
In their cold, cofin'd cell.
And SO he strefch'd
His poor, thin hand, 20 take such aims as thew
Who lilly basking in creation's bliss
Saw fit to cast to him. He safe and beegd.
Beside the Temnle porch. He ne'er heheld
That glory of his nation, gorgeous dome,
And pinnacle that tonct'd the blue serene,
Al'ar and arch and sliado'ring clarnbim,
And massv doors on golden hinges turning.
But still his Jewish heart leap'd high to hear
The chanting of the people and the priests,
Then with loud c'ang of instruments they gave
Glad praise TO Zion's God.
Born blind di-Born blind!
And in that dark to die
He safe and hegg'd.
Nor knew that by his side Healer stood.
A voice divine The horny eye-bas mov'd,
The pale lips quiver'd, light in torrents flow'd,
And by the rapture of that hour he learn'd
The unimagined loss of many years.
Bright nooutide in a dazzling balance weigh'd
The horror of that darkness which had chung
shroud like around him, from his cradle-hour,
Uncomprehended. till that contrast came
Dissolving all his soul in gratefuljoy.
Jesus of Nazareth went on his way.
He cured not for the shouting of the crowd.
Hail. aud Hosauua what were they TO Him
Who in the might of goodness, meekly trod
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

A prisoner in the dock once upon time,
burst into tears. why do you weep!' in.
ouired the Judge, 'Ah, my lord, it was not
till heard my counsel's defence, that knew
how innocent Was'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
March 80. 1885
AN ACT
| mo. lt1.1

! No. I'LL AN ACT
To amend section tiryoue of Act entitled san Act
regulating the of County Auditors" passed March
| 10, 1888, and took effect May ], 1888.
the Stale of Ohio That section thirty of the above
rfeited ac5 be and hereby amended SO as to read
this State shall be allowed the following fees and COM
not otherwise provided for viz: For making original
duplicate, for every hundred words, aud coin ing
levery two figures as word but excluding calculations
carried into duplicate cens For each copy there
Of for every hundred words counting three figures
word. cnts For recording proceedings of commits
soners and other REGARDING required of him by aw for
every hundred words ten cents For every order dra
county TREASURY, and ererv certificate pay
int the treasury. five cents; For filing and entering
book each receipt for money paid the county
five cents, and for all other papers necessary to be
assessors statements FIVE cents For attending
of commissioners. as member of board of equalization,
tion of school funds two dollars per diem; For making
reports schools, as may be required by school law
dollars day. For each circular furnished to print
the rate of fifteen cents hundred words For
every road bond, twenty five CENTS For each order for
view and offs road fifty cents For each ord for
opening road twenty-five cents For attending and keep
ing minutes ss of en sixteen, three dollars per
diem For certificate OF -sle of school ands to be paid
by purcha y cents For certificate of of in
saIlam on school lands into treasury to be paid by
purch ser twenty FIVE For final certioa of p,y-
school lands to be paid by the purchaser
dollar; For certificate of sal. of land for to be paid
by purchaser cents For deed Of land sold for
r. be paid purchaser, dollar and twenty-five cents
For every entry transfer of land for taxation to be paid
by person requiring the same, tn cents but the whole
fees for transferring any deed shall not exceed
dollar; Ard for all other services required by law when
the compensation is not particularly specined the same
| fees as ire allowed by this for like services.
see2 That the original section hiryl9ne Of an act
lied san act regulating fees of county auditors" be
and the same is he 'ehy repeated.
Sec q Tn act to lake effect and be in force from
and after its passage. -,,.,, ...s
| MARTIN wELEER,
President of the Senate.
xr..ol, IN
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Written for the Portage County Democrat.
W a I T z LOv z B.
BY MRS. H. L. BnsTwlCK.

springing. smiling everywhere
Field and pasture over;
Not meadow, emerald-fhir,
Not breadth of roadside bare,
But it's dainty earb must wear,
Delicate white clover.
Drifting deepest-iike the suew
When the storm Is over
In some narrow nook and low,
When the June airs. wandering slow,
Scarce ran ind what lures them So
Bslmy Tipped white clover.
spnneine without care or cost,
saddest blight 20 cover:
Did each glit,e ing grain of frost
Mid the blackensd herbage lost,
Life-pervaded, fairy crossed.
Ch lnge to this white cloyers
Well the bees its sweetness know;-
To each tirele<s rover,
More than all the flowers that blow
From Hymettus' tabled brow,
Benson of gods art thou,
Honey breathed white clover
In such emblem-whi'eness dressed,
Could we but discover
Earth must still he something biest,
Fit for Labor, Love. and Rest,
For immortal footsteps, pressed
On the M site clover.
Some wise lesson Nature brings
To her lowliess lover;
Sweetest things are common things;
After sorrow, Blessing springs;'
This is what the angel sirgs
From the low, white cloveri
auenna. June. 1859
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

Our Southren friends are under the impres.
sion that, if genuine Yankee we're to meet
Death on the pale horse, he would banter him
to swap horses .,. se
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
AN ACT,

10 eNtend the TfiVieses Ut e7S SN'' F"1''o''
section Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly Of
the state Of Ohio That shs be swiai ,or any gas
n,auy In any CITY incorporated vate IN tns state
company W ~ n @ usncs OF any of the laws of the
to- ;s for s SsS ss gas Or e sss sss
Gus iooa ee @ ,an, place places In the vicinity OF
city % Ss s %ss sGs be
limits nnrate or other authorities, of any per-
or place places, to be affected by such
sxkauSiop.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
AN ACT
.lating to Jurors,
March 80, 1859

ssct;ou l. BE 1t enacted by the General Assembl ly o.
tbs STATE of Ohio. That the entitled San
courage the organization of FIRE companies, and
nesI former acts' passed the sh day of February
fs47 and the entitled ian act TO encourage the
ganizaon of FIRE companies passed on the 18th day o.
March, Is4s, he and The same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. That hareaf er activo members of ERE en-.
p;nes hook and ladder companies other companies
or the Of FIRE the protection of prop
erty al fres shall during the time they may continue
sct;ve uemhers Of any such companies be exempted
from serving jurors that all Clergyman and priests
physicians aud all public officers, while in ohcc shall
he excused from serving jurors excepting incorpo
rated villages having less than twelve hundre"
tants. fH .a..aE r-H
Sec s. That in all cases whore any person a sas
ed es Is Juror he shall he excused from any fur
az " as such juror during the balance Of the
year. w gibson,
,-,-, tsm of the House of Repre-
Speaker pr MARTIN WEtKER
. --.,,-. President Of the Senate.
xr..h 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
AN ACT

I No. 40 | = AN ACT ----- =
To amend section ninet, of act entitled San Act
of the jurisdiction and proceedings before Ju tces OF
the Peace. and of the duties of Constables in civil
courts" passed March II, 1853.
Section Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Ohio That section nnetv of the above
Tected he amended tn read follows: Sec 9I
fnv he shall not larger than t" enty dnl
lss usve of i1te since the rendition of the udg
costs in the court of common pleas tncudng fee Of
FIVE dollars for the defendants atorney and the de-
fendant shall demand seto gre Than twenty dol
ars and be appeal from Judgment in his favor and do
twenty dollars, he shall in like all
costs in the appellate COURT in iudng like fee to the
plaintiffs attorney.
Sec, Original section ninety is hereby repealed,
this take effect and be in force and
its passage.
-S.W gibson,
Speaker Fro tenn of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 80, 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
March 29, 1859,
AN ACT
mo. 1881

To amen act entitled "An Act provide for the
ganzafion Of Cities and Incorporated Villages passed
May 8, 1882. .'-as .t
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Ohio. That section twenty three of San
provide for the organization of cities and incorporated
villages passed MAY 1859, he ended as to ad
follows Sec % Thew shall have uate the
burial of the dad TO provide without the limits of the
corporation places for the of the dead and TO
such ordnacps shall be necessary
for the improvement and protection of said places Of
erment and to prevent any snrh in erment within such
Limits. and to carry into effect any prohibition against in
terments within the limits of rhe corporation.
only impose fines and enates but shall also
to body, inter- ed contrary to such pro-
hibicions to be taken aud buried without the limits of
the corporation.
Sec D. That the original section twenty three afore
said, be and the same is hereby repealed.
.1.+ t. 8. W. gibson,
Speaker pro tenn. of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate