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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
LAWS OF OHIO.
PaJlisked By authority.
/ No. l7si
AN ACT
lking appropriations in part, for the FRS
Quarter of the ytat 1860,

tNo. I7s. AN ACT
Making appropriations in part, FOR the First
Quarter of the yeat 1860.
Section 1. Be il snaetsd By the General As
sembty Of the State Of Oho, That the follow.
Ing sums be and are hereby appropriated out
oi any money in tie treasury applicable there
to, from the general revenue, for the expen-
SeS, IN part, Of The first quarter OF the year
commencing on the fifteenth day OF Noyem-
oer' IN the year eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, 1851 ~
For the payment Of the salaries Of the gov
ernor auditor, treasurer, comptroller Of the
treasury, secretary OF state, attorney general,
secretary the Governor, state commissioner
OF common schools, and the state librarian.
three thousand four hundred and twenty, five
dollars, tSS. S.425); 81,
For the payment Of the salaries Of judges
of the supreme court, court of commoa pleas,
and superior courts, eighteen thousand nine
hundred and fifty dollars, (SIs, ,950);
For the payment Of clerks in the Office oi
the auditor of state, one thousand four hun
dred dollars, Isl, ,400l;
For the payment of clerks in the office OF
the treasurer OF state, seven hundred dollars,
[S700I;
For the payment Of the clerks in the Office
OF The comptroller OF the treasury, eight hun
dred dollars, (S800l; and for the first quarter
Of 1859, Is600l;
For the payment of clerks in the Office of
the secretary Of state, FIVE hundred dollars,
s500D
For the payment of clerk in the Office of at
torney general, two hundred dollars, (S200);
For the payment OF mileage of county treas
urers travelling to and returning from the seat
of government making their semi annual set
Elements in the month Of February, 1860,
one thousand eight hundred dollars, (S1 ,S0O;)
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
For provisions and household and current
expenses OF the central Ohio 1unatio asylum,
ten thousand dollars, 10, 600;
For provisions, household and current ex-
penseS of the southern Ohio Lutatic asylum,
six thousand dollars, 5000;
For provisions, household and current ex-
penses Of the northern Ohio lunatic asylum,
SIX thousand dollars, 5000;
For the salaries Of superintendent, steward,
matron. physician and teachers of the Ohio
institution for the education OF the deaf and
dumb, two thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars, 2,250:
For provisions, household and current ex.
penses Of said institution, three thSusai1d dol
lars, 3,000
For salaries of officers, teachers and other
employees in the Ohio institution fof the edu
cation of the blind, one Thousand fte hun
dTed and seventy five dollals. 1915;
For provisions, household and current ex-
penses Of said institution, three thousand two
hundred dollars, 5000;
For the salaries OF superintendent, other Of.
ficers and teachers Of the Ohio state asylum
for idiots, five hundred and fifty dollars, $50
For provisions and necessary household ex.
penses of the said asylum, five hundred dol.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

ET Use not evasions when called upon
TO do good thing. nor excuse when you
are roproached for doing bad one.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
OHIO PENlTBNTIARY,

For payment of salaries of the directors,
warden, deputy warden, clerk, physician,
moral instructor, and assistant teachers Of the
Ohio PenitentiafY, one thousand FIVE bundled
and two dollars, 1902;
For payment Of guards and night watches
of the Ohio Penitentiary, five thousand two
hundred and five dollars, 5,20j;
For payment for provisions, clothing, re-
pairs Of all kinds, fuel, lights, hospital, and
other necessary current expenses OF the Ohio
Penltentiary, fourteen thousand four hundred
dollars, i4,400S
Fof payment Of costs Of prosecution and
conviction and transportation Of convicts to
the Ohio penitehtiary, six thousand two hun.
dred aud fifty dollars, 6, $50;
For allowance to discharge con'victs, to pay
their expenses to their homes, three hundred
dollars, 800;
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect and BE il
force from and after its passage.
WIN. b, WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives,.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
Apr. 4, 1859.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

IIERoIsM OF BRAKEMAN.--M Male human
nature is prone 10 look upon the brakesman
merely In the light ofa disagrees bio insru.
ment to keep il out Of the laiies' car. The
following fromth st. Louis Democrat
presents the brakeman in a sublimer as.
pect:
On Thursday morning lastas the mail
train on the Terre hauts and Alton Rail
road was coming westward, about eighteen
miles this side Of Terra Haute, the oDgiu.
eer ofthe train on the lookout ahead, sud.
denly discovered thata large ulvert, which
the cars were rapidly approaching, had
been badly washed away by the hard rains
and floods Of the preceding night. He
Immediately reversed the engine, and with
the conductor ,baggageman, fireman, and
several brakemep, jumped from the tr,iu
for safety. The passengers, numbering
about sixty, knew nothing Of the impend.
ing danger, and remained in their ssats.--A
But there was one hero on the train ia the
psrson OF the brakeman OF the hindmosi
car. Though warned like the others, he
stood manfully to his post, and with su-
perhuman strength, frightened the brake
with srch force upon the wheels of his cal
as 10 cause their revolution to cease alto
gether. This clog upon the train. acting
in concert with the reversed motion OF The
eng inc, brought the passenger car to 4
stand. still, just on tho brink oi a frightfu
/ precipice into which had tumbled the 10
comotive and tender. Had the oars gonc
l. VI =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
D.a,h .of ihe Kentncl.r ,.lnnt.

James 1sorteF, the fomous Kentucky
GiAut. died at his residence in Portland,
KY. Sunday night, in the fftieth year of
his age. He was seven feet nine inches in
hight, and was. we believe. the tallest man
in the world. lie died OF disease Of the
heart. The Louisville Journal says of
him:
He seemed to labor under the consious.
ness thai he was an object of universal
curiosity, and stunned rather. than sought
the public gaze. He was modest and re-
tiTing-lhs very soulof honor and honesty
His social feelings were elevated and refin'
ed, bis affections were sttong and marked,
He was gentleman of intelligence, and
welded a considerable influence. among
his neighbors and friends.
The Democrat says:
1t is remarkable that for the first four.
teen years Of his life he was S all for his
age; so much so that he wss often engaged
to ride races on the old track, wLers the
Elm-tree Garden now is. At seventeen
he was aPpreaiiced at c0opering. and his
remarkable growth commenced. 1t is stat
ed that The most he ever grew in one week
was one iaeh. IL was his habit, while
growing. to measure every saturday night.
and his own testimony. and that Of bis fam
lily and friends, is evidence of this remark
able fact
Mr.. Porter soon got SO tall that it was
impossible TO cooper barrels. and be was
employed on hogsheads. This, however.
became eaqually impossible, owing to bis
remarkable hight aud he was compelled
10 abandon the business. lie then engags
ed in keeping and driving hacks. Iu
l836-37 he went East, and appsarsd on
the stagein in one or two pieces, written es-
pecially for him. He returned to Louis
Vile. anda few years later bought the
coffee house which be was keeping at the
time OF his death.
He is described AS remarkably pure.
hearted and inoffensiye. lie WAS good
boy".o bis mother to the day Of his death
He never married. His coffin was nine
feet one inch in length and two feet across
the breast Cincinnati Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

RE-In Mexico, everybody is supposed
to be an ex- President who wears . clean
shirt and keeps his hands washed. And
in this country, every politician expects to
be President, whether he las a SHIRT or
not. - st. Claifsvile Republican,. t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

IET5OO0 a geBtS Wanted--To sell four new
one,--better than an other similar agencies Send
Tour stamps and get So pages particulars, gratis.
S4..s,s. 10. EPHBAIM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

city OF the first class as described in this act,
after tho terms for which they shall have sew
orally given bonds shall have expired.
Sec. I. The said city council shall have
full power and authority, on complaint and
sufficient cause shown, to remove from office
any inspector appointed under this act; ptovi.
ded, always, that no Inspector shall be remoV-
ed from his said Office Unless two thirds Of al
the members ofthe council shall vote for siich
removal.
Sec. s. That the inspectors to be appoint
ed under this a2t shall be entitled TO receive
the following fees for their servicts, viz: Rof
packing and inspecting every barrel Of pork or
beef, eighteen cents; for every half batfel,
thirteen centss for packing, examining and in.
specting every banelof fish, twenty cents; for
every half barrel, fifteen cents; for inspecting
and gangeing less than twenty packages Of
foreign or domestic spirits or linseed oil, ten
cents each; over twenty packages, five cents
each.
Sec. 8. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
WILLIAMB. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of The Sc nate
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the THREE ANGELS.


Resp setJuHB dedicated 70 rae az O. o. Fp Leprsl
and EaeamPmsnfs oeisbrafink u LaneaEfsr OkiDt
spriis7, 1859. t0sFortisth anairsrsa-y oj iAs Els
tablisAnfHt sftAs ordsr IN tAs Uai ted Stsfss.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

MEErINd OF Tnr EvASeBLroAL LUTHERAN
SYEoD or MIAMI. The above Synod will
hold its Sixteenth Annus Convention. in
the First English Lutheran Church of this
city, commencing Wednesday evening.
May 4lh. at which time the President of
The Synod will preach the opening dis
eonrsa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.J
CoLuMBus, o., April z, 1859 J
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution,
"relative TO an Amendment to the Constitution pro.
ofice. asE- a 1sa Ill, Ea
- A. P. RUSSELL,
| aI4-6m50 -r. - Secretary of State.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

A Car OF DIsrREss. Richmond
Enquirer sounds the alarm Of the Demo.
cratic citadel vociferously. lie may arouse
tho balance Of The flock, but the time has
gone by when birds Ct such festbsr eau
avert danger. The Enquirer says: =
1.-THE ascendency Of the Democratic par
ty is seriously threatened. not ouly in Penn.
sylvanis aud New York, but in thu FEEDER
al Government. in all its departments. by
prevailing dissensions.
Ia more lbAnone half of the Congress,
tsional Districts IN the South, where va
cancss are To be supplied forthe next Con-
grcss. issues have arisen full otperil to De,
mocratic success. $50 h s
We counsel Aarmoayi Never, before. in
the history Of our glorious party, or Of our
country. have such psrils beset u.s." K
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
STATE REFORM FARM.

Fof the salaries of the officers of the state
reform farm, one Thousand dollarsr 1000.
For provisions, clothing, lodging, school
books for, aad the education and training O.
boys, four thousand dollars, 1000;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

Rev. JosEHH CREtaHroN, will lee
ture before the Young Mems Excelsicr r
Literary Society this evening 10 the Ger
man Reform Church.
The public are invited to attend.
E. P. r. BAKER Pres't.
L. R. CARPENTER Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

LEcrURE.-A lecture to the yOuRg men
of Lancaster. will be delivered BY Prof.
F. W. coNRAD, Of Dayton. on Tuesday
evening Nay 81. in the First English
lutheran Church Of this city.
The citizens generally are respectfully
invited to attend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

slight degree OF uncertainty as to actual
condition aud prospects OF the CAss YRts
ARR Treaty. Its return to Washington by
Ssnor | EREz, as ratified, with asingle mo-
d iicstion, by the Nicaraguan Government,
was announced several days since. With
every part Of the original treaty, both 60
vernments are satisfied. The amendment
consists merely in the addition Of the fol,
lowing clause: ta
"The Government Of the United States
will use its best endeayors to enforce her
neutrality laws and suppress any armed ex-
petitions designed for the Invasion of the
territory Of Nicaragua"
When this SaA submitted TO our venera.
bic Secretary Of State. he subjected it to a
rigid. critical scrutiny. and in due time
declared, without any reservation, that the
same met his personal approval. At the
same time, be assured the Mexican minis
ter that his own opinion was not Gnal--that
it required the approval OF his superior. -
1t was accordingly passed over to,"J. b."
who. at last advices, was in 4 considerable
doubt whether his own official dignity and
the honor Of the country OF which be is
the responsible head. would allow him to
enter into any express engagement to try
to enforce The laws. as asked by the Mica
raguans, lie wishes further. to consult
with our sober and discreet minister to
Central America, General LAMAR (now on
his way home, before returning definite
answer. 1t is worthy Of note that there is
a clause precisely similar TO the above, in
the treaty bstwesnN Nicaragua andEngland.
lCincinuati Gazstte, i,s ,..r.a ,,sa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

A SLAVE CODE. The Charlestown
News. one OF the least ultra Of the S.uth.
sren Democratic organs, argues that Con.
gress shall intervene to protect slavery in
the Territories. though not by the passage
d what could be strictly called a Slave
Code. The News says z.
Ia only in the event that the inhsbi.
tants Of a Territory discriminate between
the species Of property, and to the injury Of
slavery, that Congressional Intervention
should be had. This has already been
dono by the Kansas Legislature, BY pass
ing a law prohibiting slavery in the Tcrri.
tory. Here is case in point. The Inter
ventionisis (we) require that Congress
shall abrogate that law; the Non -Intsryen-
tionisls that Congress shall not interfere
We say with the Advertiser. here is a
practical issue let us 60 before the Coun.
try on it.'' 's
The name il Of little consequence here,
or The precise form Of the thing. Some
Southern Democrats-and we thiok the
leading nnd predominant faction demand
what Sentor Douglas calls. correctly
enough. Slave Code. Others, like the
News, insist on Congressional intsryen-
ton, il the people Of Territory do the
least act predjddicial to slavery. In either
case, Squatter Soyoteignty is expressly re-
Ipudia!ed. The people are not allowed to
decide for themselves whether they will
have slavery 81 not. but It is to be forced
upon them by Congress. unless they viii
ingly Accept il, viii The northeron De
moc-acy agree to thiskind ofintorventiop'
II not, they may as well keep away from
Charleston in l8u0.- Gin. Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28

Auditors Office, f. G. o. April 1850.
hereby certify that have examined the
proof of the foregoing laws, and that they are
published correctly, according TO the copy fur
nished by the Secretary OF Stale.
A. ]. DlLDINE, County Auditor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-28
.TCoMHuN,c.rKp 4

y JuLIAN's IErERKsr TABLEs- -IIaying
carefully examined these tables. & is q
pleasure to say that a copy thereof should
be in Che library Of every farmer and bus
mess man, as : complete reference at any
time. DAVID ROSCOE.
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aEpm tfis SElsce oF ths CssFk oR Eka District
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sn satisfy two kxscn1anna III fnYog Oh
yoAA Hisksy. 9. a. CRAIG, sAasi
October 36sh 1885. -
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