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EXHIBITION BALL.-The pupils OF Mad lme
Akerslom give grand Exhibition Ba@l a. hcr
Dancing Academy, corner III Randolph anil Wells
streets, this evening. Atisul by all meats, As Il
pleasant time may hc expected.
rs" Tie socI+tlc," " Hymns Of tie Ages, =
and IS The New Priest, IT Conception Bay" can
l,c ol'anctut Mes-rs. Colby ( Co lis Rlndoph
street, together with numerous other works n the
test authors, just puhll<hed, With eaclt of which
Messts. Culby l. ca. make Il hAntl>ome present "f
jrxulrv, or, If preferred, anottcr hooS, making
two books Ut tle regular rt1lil price ol Que.
, 1859-01-27
II. 3. WILLAMETTE, 4seus.


il. colin Corner 3:u.o + ate, and. lark. s..
GTATENEST OF THE CONDITION OF
ses York -, January lsat Ia e:L. rl.sl,
with TIE Law Of hlinoa:
Fis.-The pane Of the corapaar TIE Si.sara Ere In
surAoce C .ao5 and u located IN lie c.ly and sA,e
seon!-rhe -1os1t ott, Ca,!s.l Stock l. Two rnared
Thra-Tae a9ouni Of It, csphn Stock. ra,a t., !,
Tsa1sh-L Cab On taai AID Ia the t.nd. Of
.. Ss S:iits ~, f.,,,9
j. l. 1h:cs Sev York City r.7-nus
~ =: Il; 6s e;;e Z Si; T.t:1 I;S
g. rsx hudson Ka.rr "a ro.'i. ii
4. Deth due the coap.D, ,t: ur~d h1
art Ll-ns aai II va:eh mrs
,haa 1a4'h sy aso ~ X. + 1Dga .wa 2, s,c,;
sas~t taer:on at'*e =. Interest. 2l..7,aco
aea aeoa q It I L. s'i nH sa!ae's 7.ae aa ae
6. DEBT, i'r rem I'M, .............. ;i 5
- A4ttas7 tecu14iss......--......... 831 81
Total Assets o. the Com; 4,cd5 j.
Fth0rhe Company oxea 40 bank CT o:her
sis.s-Lce,e. .da.,ed I'D Ise....:...:.. n'1s.
se:en.d- les.es ID ustrd sd 20; Gu=....: no-e.
a; .s,Jes:e further p;oo;
Tsath-so other elains ~ 1E.t ta= company. acEe-
Total Of uabEites at the Conpan1.......s 7.s.hto
HeventhETae s7casest snount Insured in any $50,
No reaeral ra'es "a The. rolnta,
{; ;:;: Ii i.5;.s:: 6 :: * ,ss q
Il B. W1ILNARrH Axec:
jse. In e1b1 Corner Clark 4ui South Wa cr stz:t..
FARMERS UNION FIRE INSURANCE
Il ca. Capi:al a1d sasuius. coo
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE KS CO.
Acquired eco oo0
-S0, B. ACkLET. Axe .
Na.4 Mas mic Te1ahle. Ch;cas-. Ill
TIRE MARINE Aaj E1F2 INSURANCE IT FAc+ai :or any
Aunlu. desre At te4son4b El.=s IL refdtr Etstesu
Com5a1tea l4:: - ~
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR la3S-
l. Th!4 . -puiar Ac3ua' Il row T.s(r. and contains;
A~trocom czlC cl'a sous tori Year l.3A.
G1v:T1Haeni Of the Ga.ed 3;A:es-L1ecu lpe aad Ju-
dI4i4
Lucslty ciI-ated.
ust ot tae Members Of The Hou:eo Of cepse.eo:a,res
politically Classified.
Price Is tens. N0RN3kHY0E h4yek
eeps. it5d eaj4s
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fOE1GiSAL.l
(EeFiacate expIre the 3st day Of JaauasT. l0
ACpEtoa's 0EEtcE. SrA11 OF I,i;xnlAl

lUlt u \ -
Certificate expre the 3lst day Of JaauasT. l=1.
ACDFroa'3 OTFtcr. STATE or Iii;<nlAl
tFR.>:FIE.n JAauAy, l.ta.
whereas. the Hartford }i.- In.u1Aac- Company.
iocaset II lia'uor': in t.r S,ue Of ConnrcIcut
lAs filed Ia this oGee stat-t:,nt OF the ccndi-
tin o. its aGAF& as teaareh by An .e 10 rrEu a'e the
th- state Of lIaols" Ell February T.. 4ai N
acaendAto1y tarsek'. ae3ros It! ia uArI = 21d
whereas said CoDp.ay farnsael Satisfactory -yi.
d-ne- Is y nf III REQUIRED cap:-
ta1 lyrs ed In stocxa ni n Ttxa-es- and Ii: 10 tus
office .sitsen lnslrumsnt s.ei by TIE pF=s:lt Ant
SECRETARY h-rt at aipntilx IT. r'HEarth Of E'tcaxo,
its Aren't thetraaS4ciua OF The b-.i7-s- ~.
NJ. and fug aid un:rs Es-y auto 1iax ha to
edxe service Of tFuc for behalf ot vail Lon.
pa j. consent!nx I'll Il service ot uroc-ss hiro the
SAID ct, hall be takea 4u1 bell be vas.i II
sesye. upon the ooa-ay and w2lss al clam Of
b. reason Of such service,
Sov therefore, Ia pursuance of the n-pvifons NJ the
Act Aforesaid l. Jess X Dubois Auditor OF Pub c tc-
counLs su- etate of 1aJlA hereby cert fy
14;d Hecry "in,arth i. au.hor1 - aa Axea tor lie
raid Company: 70 u ns4c the ou mess Of En.urA
IT, st4se until the DAY n' January. /? Tx 7e,z
eAh&een hundred and Tar LIZ lay be tt9aliy
empowered 50 10 do By &nH CuEpany.
In testimony Ehereak have 4trcuuto sah-cr b-.l ny
and All xed the real Ut ny Ollie. II spsla.ar j.
tLis fifteenth tAJ OF I,nuasy A D. l.ia.
fkAAn r %EsLI
, 1859-01-27

Police CouRr.-The following cases were dis.
posed of yesterday:
Jacob Paul, drunk mud disotder}y, IS; Timo-
thy Donahoe, do, 50; Margaret Leslie, do. IN
old offender. Slu; Jacob q. Walter, do. 80 !;
Robert Grindstone, do. Is; William Il. Az
drewa, do, IS.
Mary WeIch, for bsiug vagrant, WAS tiaed
sso; John Lowell, do, <e5; Joha Hauneeau,
do, SO and twenty days.
John Laumeyer, for slaughtering in the city
limits, was tued IS.
Peter McSena, for m nssault, was fined s. /;
and D4vid Taylor, for the same o1ense, was
fined Il.
Mat. Con'cy, who WIS arrested On Tuesday
for IN nEsault and battery, Was discharged.
Patrick McCarroll. for assaul'ing and beating
his vile with M axe, WAS held for examination
to-day.
, 1859-01-27

53ktlIHts OF u StCHIHcTs
NEW lonE, Jan. 9t.-The steamship Ju1a all
ed this 7. H.. Eor Liverpool, viii $35p ,Uoo III suil
blrs.
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81 CLARK STREET, Upp. tUlRT luIsE-
BUCK g. RAYNER,
oTauoaEIE8 and oaum1sTa,
seeto annorocc tha.'he hare r,m-oce, bu.:nr-. in
W 10 a;!nn -!"r: sas, pt tu ~,it receive
1sA-Le VI pub C support. 4 tu4l ! ack Of
DRUss, CHEMICALS,
FOREIGN AND ANERI; AZ pE2FUNE3Y
To1LA.T - EA1ICL 80,
Wing i. 4 Lqao': f., mtde MT ~ Hc., H. h. oeea
.,ane i con.laet liz R~.4 4i .hese ~ ,s
as1 ea,st M ~ % .I = III u - ps..s us
Many leIus eApenenc> -
Practical al, ,thec1r'ies.
Ia TIL, *1a o:her ee, IN Eur ,ra Am ri IN. ated
taem With .d..a ~; ..d auA-1o.s'oos o somo supof.
~ Phy.lsians P:e.er:Lt md Medicines vu - pre-
pared un er ouf own per-ontl saperiAte1dA II Ill
sons Or Juniors be lntrusts ~ otaDense IT, e1eiaeA
/ >HASCERY SUr!ct,-sTATE uF ILL
- so1s County Of Coc* sa-c.4cuit Court o Cook
CountT April Term 4. D. l-a3.
M..9,cp .4 s;e ;9ha n,hsa'r ot
!: ks5ssa Is Ssi ~ scs
eo1nt-
Aa.davt Of tho nou-resIdenes Of EbrIdas G. Newell.
de Above named navins >een died IN the etcs Of
the Clerk OF 4zil ttseul& Court al Cosk County,
Notice 10 hereby the SAID Ebst.e =. ts4
4At compalnAots died e bill al complaint In dCcurs
% the hancery sids thereoL the 1luth dAy
Of November ~ and thai 4uaranos ta.reuoon ls-
aue Of A2o -ourt aksints Aall dtteaaxat return.
Abe the ds& hondAy Of Iaau4s5 na12. ls9 u By
Aw required
Now aniess Jou- the said Ebricse q. Newell lhal
pezsunaly b. md appear be1.Ee sxl1 Circuit tonEt
of Cook coans7 on tne nraj.y II tho nex. A2,4
County If Cook. on the az.t Mo1da1 81 Apr!. ls:a
and plead aua.es or denauF 70 tie ssld h
complaint tho AID tho matters A1t thin there
Ia cnAl1ed And stated will be ta1e7 confessed Nd
d.ee catered seAnst jon accnrlsns e ta Nd
Fra7flin Webster Cor plts 5,.'r (a31 eIQ. ~
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$4,000 tn $4,000

DAkT1ES WISHING TD DI>TOSE OF
l. etrcks o! nry GoodA Groceries or o,teE person Il
propeFfy IN excht1xe icr pa:t ca' and part 1tal
city fesideate SIS, "a fer cash. and euttde real
estst.. hlstn bide pe!e red. AlpY to
HILL i : +A-Ef. AucttonetrA
Ia.t u lUo No. II d. eAfhufu street.
, 1859-01-27

1uE CASE OF Mar. CoSLEY roR AEsACLr--Nat.
Coniey, who keeps Il saloon at No. Is South
Clark. was arrested on Tuesday, and brought
before Justice Akin, at the Armory, on a war
rant sued out By John Dempsey, il the same
business on North Water street, charging Coz
ley with making furious md deadly assault
upon him with big knife, ct the latter's saloon,
some days since. Dempsey swore positively to
the assault, hnd named the persons who we're
present and 5aw it. The examination was post
poued until yesterday, when it was called up.
Mr.. Conley produced evidence which complete
II disproved the sworn statements Of Dempsey.
Several persons testified that Dempsey was
picked up in the street and carried into Con-
lry's saloon in dirty and bruised condition,
and that Mr. Coaley, instead Of nssaulting hin,
had washed and dressed his wounds, and other
wise taken care OF him in his bruised condition.
Dr.. Collins also testified that he dressed Demp-
sey'e wounds, and that they we're evidently
nude By fall, while he was intoxicated. Alter
hearing these facts, Judge Akin dismissed tho
case.
, 1859-01-27

HALIFAX. F. M.-Jan. a6.-There ore ret no
slEns OF the steamer Arabi3, noW due with
Liverpool d ates of the 18th
, 1859-01-27

na- See advertisement OF Dsodoir. Sewing Ma.
chimes. 10 Like street. ia4-ly.b,N6
, 1859-01-27

- See advertisement 81 Quaker CitT $50
Sewing Machine. l.. CoRxELL Co.,
oc26 ~ 1888 Lake street.
- See advertisement OF Or. Sanfords' Liver
lnvlgorator in another colGnu.
, 1859-01-27
Ncm advertisements,

fE-G H. SCN|TET i ttert..i9 t,-ls, 61 pc.i-rnru-1.
uaoret ~ ret1e i errfi,en4cn., ysr tbs ant .iE t<
L"Itn9 Fdl=ss Of use Sorf!t-Hta. jal b.a41y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
April 0. 1859.
mo. 21Ol AN ACT

mo. 210.l AN ACT
Relating to q certain proposed omendmont to the
constitution, and the publication OF this acl.
Whereas, the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, three-l lfths Of the members elected 10 oach
House agreeing thereto, have proposed a certain
amendmentto the Constitution, providing for an
nual sessions Of the Legislature To be submitted
70 tho electors for their approval or reeotin a tho
election for Senators and Representative, on the
second Tuesday Of October, 1859, therefore,
Section l. BE IT enaetedby the General Assem-.
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That the electors Of tho
state shall vote upon said proposed amendment at
the general election in October, 1859 as herein
prescribed, (viz) Those voting for said amend
ment providing fcI annual sessions Of the lcgii
turo shall put upon their ballots these words,
annual sessions, yes, and those voting against IL
shall put upon their ballots these words, 'annua
sessions, no."
Sec. 2. return additional to tho return own
required by law to be made Of tho votes cast at such
election for state officers and senators and repsosen
tltivos, and also for and against said proposed
amendment to the oonstltuton shall be certified and
made by the clerk ofeach county to the Secretary Of
State within ten days after said election, and within
thirty days after said election the Governor See-
rotary of State and Attorney General shnll open
said returns and count the votes, md ascertain
whether or not majority Of tho votes cast Mt said
election have been east for said proposed amend
ment and IL 1t appears that u majority of the
votes cast at such election have beon cast for said
proposed amendment, the Governor shall make
proclamation thereof without delay.
Soc, 3. This act shall be published by oach
county auditor in two weekly English papers, II
two be published 10 tho county and in one German
weekly paper, If published in the county, for two
weeks next preceding the election.
Sec. 4. The cost Of publishing this act, as pro-
yided in the third section, shall be paid out OF the
county treasury Of each county.
| Sec. B. This act shall take efIeot and he in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

ARREsT or GAEG OF ReBRERs For
aome three or four years past numerous
depredations and robberies have been com
mitted along Captina creek, below Wheel
ing, and in different parts OF Belmont and
Monroe counties, Ohio, A short time since
. gentleman living upon the creek saw two
persons, whom he recognized, carrying a
trunk through the woods in . suspicious
manner, and going to o magistrate altcr
consultation with friends, had the parties
arrested. A trial took place before mag
istrate, whom one Of The men turned State y
evidence, exposing the whole business and
telling Of q regularly organized gang OF
thieves in the neighborhood. lilo described
the spot where the proceeds Of the robber-
les were kept 10 cave in the woods -
The Authorities, repairing to tho place found
the man's statement to be true, Day before
yesterday some six or seven persons, living
along the creek, and heretofore respectable
were arrested, and after an examination
committed 10 the st ClairsYille jail foI
tFlal.-lWhsSlipg lntelligsneer, 7ih'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

RB-The abolition leaders, and their or
gans in the public press, are most violent in
their denunciations Of the action ofthe State
courts Of Ohio inAreiusing to enter into u
conflict with the United States authorities
in the case Of the Oberlin reseuers, by re-
iecting the application for writ Of habeas
corpus in behalf of prisoners held by the fed.
eral officials
We can easily comprehend the rage Of the
"irrepressible- conflict dootrinRires Mt this
crushing defeat Of one of their most cher
ished objects, and we were not unprepared
for their bitter disappointment at finding
that the stealing and resouing of negroes in
direct violation Of law is pastime in which
they cannot indulge without the danger Of
summary punishment
The action Of tho State courts Of Ohio was
the honest and faithful discharge oI a solemn
duty, and by their fearless and conscientious
adherence 70 their Official obligations they
have averted conflict between State and
federal authorities which would have led to
the most calamitous consequences. They
have followed the wise and diiniGed conn
sci given by our respected Chief Magistrate
10 one of his officials in similar case lit
Tie more than year ago, HDo your duty
maintain the constitution and the law p and
by 80 doing they have inspired the entire
country with additional confidence in the
integrity, independence, and rigid Impair,
tiality Of the Judiciary, and proved that there
is hFm and solid breakwater To beat bach
the waves Of heated party ianaticism and
sectional prejudice Washington Constih,
H0n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
The Massachusetts Amendment

The following amendment has been
adopted to the State Constitution of Massa-
chusetts
mo person Of foreign birth will be enti
tied TO vote, OF shall bo eligible to Office, un.
less he shall have resided within the juris,
diction of the United States for two years
subsequent to his naturalization, and shall
be otherwise qualified, according to the con
stitution and laws Of this Comm onw lalth
provided that this amend dnent shall not af-
feet the rights which any person of foreign
birth possessed at the time of adoption
thereof and provided further, that it shal
not affect the rights of any child of a oiti'
zen Of the United States, born during the
temporary absence of the parent therclrom
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
A New Story Of Napoleon at Milan.

A correspondent of the Newport or, ~
News tells the following ancodoto of Napo-
leon the FIRST
"Among my old French acquaintances
here, many years since, was old savan, NJ.
C-lli, formerly attacned TO Napoleon i
corps scientific He accompanied him into
Egypt, and was one of those whom Napoleon
ordered as follows; The savans and jack.
asses form in the centre have never
seen so passionate an admirer of the Em-
peror, Among the many incidents lie re.
counted of Napoleon shall dot down one
for your At the time Napoleon waa aGener,
al Of the army of Italy, he was very spare
and youthful looking While laying siege
TO Milan, and confident Of its surrender, he
quartered himself ut the palace Of an aris-
tocratic Italian lady, who was bitter in her
hostility and sarcastic in deriding the youth
and inexperience of the young General AT
dinner she said to him, in presence of his
staf with malicious emphasis, 'Quel age aye2
yous Monsieur le General2 'Aujonrdhui
Madame, jai vingt ans, mais demain mat in
taurai mile (Milan) And true to his
boast, the next day he entered the city,
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DAILY EMPIREl



/ met her; she was thin an old;
She stopped, and lfod with lolieriug feet :
The hair was gray, that 0noe Was gold.
The voice vaa harsb, that once was sweet
Her henda wnse Awipdled3 aud her eyes,
Roh6ed of the girlish liRht Of JOY.
Were dim | felt sad surprise M
That had loved her when hos,
But yet a something N htrair
Res tored ine TO thd vanished Time,
My heart grew young and soemed 10 wear
The brightness ofmy youthful prime
/ took her withered hand in mine
Its touch recalled ghost Of joy
kissed Il with n revercnt eeh
For had iuved her when boy.
----.,a.
The Baby.
Another little wave
Upon the sea Of life
Auother soul TO save,
Amid It's toll and strife.
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road
To choose where twopaihs meet,
The narrow aud the broad
Two more little hands
TO work for good or III
Two more little eyes
Another little will
Another hoart 10 love,
Receiving love again
And so the baby came
A thing Of joy aud pain.
-PTOpideHce Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
LA WS OF OHIO.
P,&Gshea @ Aullerith

[No.2l7l AN Act
20 amend sociisn ci gbi Of 40 act cnttci "ah act
prescrlhinethe dulles of tnnervisors, and rcia
ting 70 roads ana highways" passed. Februery
~ 1888
soction yoit by the 0cpcral Assen-
BY Of tho sate Of Ohio, That section iyht Of The
abaVc feeitcd net be 40 amended 20 road ua fol-
lows Socton g. That the trustees oi tho town
ships Shull, on tho hist f'onday OF March annuul-
y, divide their ieppec o townships into suitable
md convenient road districts, and Il Che same
have not heretofore been 80 divided, cauie O. hriet
description Of the same TO be entered on the town
ship records, and also cause each supervisor be
furnished with rough plat Of hls district and in
case any public rona is shall be established asa
part of the line or boundary Of any township, the
trustees in any ndiohing tswnehip phlll meet at
some convenient place, ns soon nftor tho ir5t Mon
day Of March as convenient, and opportiou such
road or roads between The two townships as Justice
and equity may require, for the purpose Of opons
ing and improving ihc same, and tho supervisors
and Inhabitants Of each township shall be bound
to work on said ronds accordingly. Provided,
however no part Of any territory lying within the
limits of any Incorporated village Or city Of tho
second class, shall be Included within any such
road district.
SEQ. 2. Original section cightis hereby ropoal-
cd, and this actto take Uioct from and after its
passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of tho House Of Roprcf ontatiyos.
MARTIN WELKEB,
President oi TIC Senate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
Hamilton a no Dayton r. {
q @ n
CHANGE OF TlMB.

VIA NNAlb VI VI
IN and after Monday April II, 1859. Passen
" gorTrains willleayethe 9th itFoat u epot, Day
ton for Cincinnati as followsg
Returning Trains.
At 800 a. NJ, sos a. N ., 400 p. m, and 80
p. m.
Will save Cincinnati for Dayton, at 500
a. m. 90 a. m, $50 p. M. and q 60 p. IN.
The 7.d0 z. NJ train sou'h will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL McDAREN ,8up't'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

tgo bush, best quality OF Pink-eye Potatoes,
l1U lust received from the Northwest, In prime
condition. aud for sale AZ the store Of
W. n. nhANDRNnuRG and CO.,
apFl2 No. 800, ID street, Dayton,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

FIoaoways p lls are q romedyhaiisd
by all no tho best annhilataior Of the internal dis
esaca most common 10 the human family, including
dyspepsia, bile, alct headache, and all febtie aud
lnnammAiory Influences Their operation T. am-
pie, harmless and effective sold " the Nanuinoto-
~ No. 80 Maiden IAnc, New York, and by all drug
glaeat twenty I've cents, siSty-three cents and one
dolls perhox myli-iMdSw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12
EooIesiastioal Meetings.

- =. , ,
We publish below let of various eccle-
siastical bodies to convene during the pres
ant and eollowing montbs tooctber vith tbe
e."-s se....,;,,..
si'nes anu piaces u iheo''nB'
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMhLiEs
Old School, indianapolis, Ind, Thursday,
MAY TO- IL o'clock A. NJ
New School, Wilmington, Del, Thursday,
May 10, II O clock A. NJ
Cumberland, Evansville Ind, Thursday,
May 10, II o'clock.
GENERAL syNops.
r-:,.s p...Ln,..;o. l,aioa oc Assooioto
"ilsu 'Js,J" p"en.NodS N""iV" Yonia 0hio
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DnyIon, XenIn q CoIMmbms Is. b


Three Daily Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton 10 all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, lcavlng Dayton
A Tor the East - Follows Night Express ~ 20
nj Day Expressp D 80 n. IN iAccOmmodniion6,3 ,30p. M
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation h3 n. ~;
No Exnresa, u 80 q. MI Day ENpresa, 6,sOp. M.
Treina rim by Coluuihua time, which q Minutes
faatet than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on P. H. Warman, Ticket Agent; 81 the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenis ard Columbua-Leaves at G. 80 p.
m. and arrives At B,52 a.
Al ffsights left at the Depot by a30 p m will
be forwarded sane day, bv $40 u. IN Freighta ar
riving at 0, ~. M, win be delNefc n n, Oa. M
J. DuRAND, Supt.
c. WARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't. apfla
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aRHnNvILLn AND MIAMlR. n.


~ w
Change Of rflnc..
! 0n sHd after Monday, April II, 1859, until fur
| Other l0tiee, trains will run as iollowFs
lAavss Dayton Union Depot at $40 n. IN. and
500 p. NJ. Arrive at Union at II so a m and
1891 p. M.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at AS a. N aud AS y. M,
arrives at Dayton at 10, SO a. m. and 5b D. N.
The 800 P. N. train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection at Union with the Express train ON the
BellelOntane road, for Indianapolis, connecting on
Its arrival with trains for Lafayette, Tcrre Hhute
and all points west, north Hnd north west.
For tickets aud further information, apply to
5amne W. King, General Ticket gent, Cnion
Depot, 9th street.
II. c. sTIMsON, sur't.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-12

To amend an act entitled can act to establish q
code Of civil procedure"
See. 1. BE n enacted by he General Asscnbig
qf The STATE of Ohfo, That sootdn 4S6 Of the act
entitled an act to establish a code of civil proee-
duro, be aud The same Is hereby amen ed 30 rs to
read a. follows; Soc. 43O. Lands and tonetnonts
takon in execution shell not be sold until the ofi
Ger cause public notice Of tho time mud place Of
sale 10 be given a least thirty days before the day
Of sale by advertisement In some newspaper printed
and Of general circulation In the county or IN case
no newspaper he printed in the county, In some
newspaper Of general circulation therein, and by
putting up IN advertisement on the court house
door, ind Ia five other public places in the county,
two Of which shah be in the township where such
lands and teuements lie. Where tuoh advertise
ment Is made in a newspaper pdbshed weekly,
Il shall be sufficient 70 ranrt tho in FIVE
seculive numbers thereof but wherever there shall
be published, both daily and weekly edition Of
| tho newspaper selected for such adyortinment
aud the circulation Of the daily in the county shall
exccol that Of the weoEly, II shall he sufficient for
the uil ger to publish the said advertisement n the
| daily once week, for five consecutive weeks be-
fore the day Of sale. each insertion to DO on the
same day Of tho week provided that tho expense
Of such publication In q daily newspaper shall rot
exceed the cost Of publishing the same in a weekly
newspaper All sales made without such adycr-
tsement shall bc set aside, on notion by the court
10 which the execution is returnabe.
! Sec. 2. That the original section l36 u the act
entitled "an act to establish a code Of civ proee-
durc,' bo and he same is hmoby repealed, and
tbs act sbail take elect and be IN force from and
after II passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.