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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
Fate Of tho Homestoad B!lI.

Tho Homestead Bill, which passed the
House by a heavy majority, came up in
the Senate, the other day, when Hunter
of Va. moved its postponement, to enable
him to take up an appropriation bill, A
vote was taken, which resulted in tie
30 to 20. The Vice President gave his
casting vote In the affirmative and thus
the consideration OF the bin was postpou.
ed. Everybody knows that postpone.
raent, al this lato period, is equivalent to
killing the bin. What do the homes. la
boring mon of tho country. denomiualed
BY tho South "Mad slls," think of this
act Of the Vice President and those who
voted with him, to deprive them Of a
homestead in the vast, unoooupied lands
OF the West?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

A SAD ACCIDENT. Mr.. James n Leech
eldest son Of David and America Leech,
formerly residents Of this place, met with
q sudden and terrible death on The morn
ing Of the 7th inst, by thoaccidental dis.
charge Of riHe. In company with an
other young man. he had been on a hunt
ing excursion, and on his return, stopped
at tree, where no and bis companion
had agreed 10 meet in the afternoon. 10
do some work While there, aupposing
his gun was empty, he placed The muz.
zio Of il 10 bis mouth. aud his foot upon
the cock, TO satisfy himself whethor or
not the piece was loaded, when his foot
slipped upon The trigger, and the content
Of the gun passed through the roof Of his
mouth, and lodged in tie brain causing
instant death.--Xenia News.
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a lIeIanoholv Aonidant-

Last Friday. a couple OF twin brothers
named Solomon and Abraham, aged
about l0 years, and sons Of Joseph For
ney Of York township, were hunting rab
bits. They succeeded in freeing one,
when Solomon procured an axe and com /.
menoed ohopping down the iee. Ills
brother was standing short distance
from the butt, watching for the rabbit,
when tho tree suddenly fell, smashing
Aoraham's skull and breaking his rieGt
leg IN two or three places, He was KIN.
ed almost Instantly. The only words be
uttered were "Oh Coo" aud he expired
-Ashiaad Sentin1.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
Bnohananls Special message.

The President has seut special mos
sage to Congress, asking them to confer
upon him extraordinary power, to use
the army aud navy Of the country, at his
discretion. .osiensibly to protect the Trans.
Il tRouie and the interests Of American
citizens in the Mexican states. but really
to aid Walker and other desperadoes in
their revolutionary schemes. 10 graai
this power would be an act uuproeedent-
ed ia the history Of our Government aud
in direct violation ofthe letter and spirit
Of the Constitution. II would bo con-
traiizltioa Of power dangerous a. all
times, but doubly so in The hands Of such
a selfish. ambitious aristocrat. as James
Buchanan. There is no emergency. ei.
ther present or prospective, Is warrant
the granting Of such extraordinary pow
ers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

A MONUMENT 70 Gov. CHAsR.-At a
meeting of themembers of the German In
sIitute last night, they resolved to erect a
monument, TO be presented 10 Governor
Chase, IN token Of their appreciation of
his character as a citizen, aud his wisdom
and virtue as a public officer. The mon.
ument is TO be Of marble in tho form of "a
temple lrom seven TO oight feet high, and
from four 70 Eve feet in breadth. In the
center with pillars on either side will be
z bust OF the Governor, while the top will
be adorned by the Goddess Of Libertv.-
ihe work is to DO commenced by Her
ring and Fithian, and when completed
will be sent TO Governor Chase az tho
Capital Gin, Times.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

SENATOR SLADE.-Universal sympathy
is called out by the crushing Affections
which have visited the family Of Senator
SIADn. But sympathy does not bind up
broken heart. Mr, Slade has lost two
children by scarlet fever within week
aud the last child Of a family Of seven is
now lying very low with the same dis.
ease Upon this weight Of woe comes
the news Of the death Of Mr.. SIS father.
Ex-Gov' SLADE Of Vermont, aud also the
intelligence thata brotlier-HENRY SLABS
Esqs ofSs' Paul, is lying dangerously IN.
-Cle0eiaRa Herald
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Ma, BRoDEncE. while speaking on The
Pacific railroad bill, the other day, made
a point against the southern strict con.
s'melionlsts. These very conscientious
gentlemen oppose an appropriation to
pHhd a railroad to California, "becauss
@o Constellation grdRts 10 Congress no
Poger 20 make saca appropriatioasg"
Ael'" says Senator Broderiok, "these
s'iict oonstruclionisls to man vote a
miry million corruption fund into tho
hands OF the President under the protenee
OF buying Cubap'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
plght on tho Rooord.

Before tho hnal vote was taken on the
admission Of Oregon in the House, the
Republicans, who opposed The bill, were
determined to place themselves right on
the record and leave the consequences to
their opponents.
Thoy offered several amendments,
which were promptly ruled out or voted
down, as tho following abstract Of the
proceedings will show;
The Oregon bill was discussed at length
when Mr.. Grow offered n substitute. de-
fuing the boundaries Of Oregon and Kan
sas, authorizing the citizens Of the Uni.
ted States who are legal voters resident
in each Territory, 70 take the necessary
steps to the establishment: Of State gov
erumenis, tho respective Constitutions be-
ing subject to approval and ratification by
The people. Ruled out by the Speaker.
Mr. Grow appealed.
Mr.. Stephens moved 10 lay the appeal
on the table. Cafried-l36 10 90.
Mr., Grow then offered an amendment
repeating tho prohibitory clause in the
Kansas Compromise bill, which the Speak
or ruled out.
Mr.. Davis, Of Ind, moved to recommit
tho bill to tho Committee on Territories,
with instructions 10 add another section
repeating tho prohibitory clause in the
Kansas bill, and providing that Oregon
ho not admitted until II Is ascertainod by
census that she has population enough for
one representative.
The Speaker decided tho motion out Of
order.
Mr.. Davis appealed.
The Speaker was sustained, lis 10 95.
Other amendments wero offered and
rejected, when Mr. Washburn, Of Ill.,,
moved to table The whole subject. Dis
agreed to, 124 against %.
Mr.. Marshall, Of Ky, offered an amend
ment providing for admission on CEN
sus asoeItainmont, taken by order Of the
government, and that the suffrage clause
of tho constitution shall not be construed
TO authorize unnaturalzed foreigners TO
voto for members Of the House Of Repre-
sentalivrs. Rejected. 10 against 100.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, offered a sub
6tag6n 38ss dBg tB&dla q0PSRtpjijasqf
tuition aud laws Of the United States, and
submitting the question Of admission to
the people, Rejectod--s4 against 1se.
The question was then taken on the
preamble to the bill, and il was agreed to
lis against 90, and the bill passed by
! IA against lo3,--preoisoly as il came
from tho Senate.
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saIe of RenI E.tnte br -order of court.

On tho 2eth day OF Maroh, IN 1850 between the hous
of " occok, Nla aud o'clock +. NJ, the promises IN
sepo Township will be sold 10 The highest dder The fol.
lowing rea estate a!e property Of Peter Wells deceased
10 vita The North hulfof the Wosthafo ths North. West
qnaHer OF Section numbered treeH (iai also the Moth
half Of the ath half Of the Non.East qnsrer of Section
numbered mqUcen C4l also, twenty -four (2O acres or
Of sectnn Numbered twelve Ci2). An Of said Lands ARE
Va Iown,hR Two t) north of Ranro number s1oen fiG)
east n tlo Delaware lard Dittriot Ohio, Containing
h a nno pndTadaud ion tl0i Of land moe or Hess
nee aud unlmonmhered hy Dover.
TERMS OF sALE,--On ~ of ihe par,hase money
cash In hnnd the day of se; the haanre u two equal
pam2ns' duo w one ana two yenr with interest on defer
od pWmonts-to be secured BY morga'o ho premises
Fob els, 1850 N. =. CODWELl, Adminisiraior.
toheaaw Estate of Peter Wells deceased.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Congress,
Tho labors Of lhis body aro fast draw
ing to a close and, as yet, nothing Of inn
porsanco has been doue, except the ad-
mission Of Oregon into the Union,
On Tuesday. the 18th, Senator Crit
tenden made powerful speech, denoun-
cling the foreign policy Of Sue Admins.
tration and exposing the absurdi'y Of The
sidon Cuba Bill He was followed by
Hale aud Benjamin.
In the House, Mr.. Morris Of III. (Doug-
ias) denounced the President for inter
fering in Illinois politics and hiring Sc
cret emissafiss ihefe, ioisauenoe elections
and defeat Douglas,
Mr.. Cragin Of N. II said, tha, In eight
years, tho annual expenditures had In
creased from s45, 900, 900 70 ssO,oo0,-
600. There beiag no extraordinary cir
cumstauce for this, it must be attributed
to wanion extravaganza and nothing else.
eco, 900, 600 had been spout in six years
In carrying elections &c.
On Wednesday the tho Consular and
Diplomatic appropriation bill was takcn
up in the Senate. when Mess. Clay Of
Ala. and Brown Of Miss. spoke against
the appropriation to pay for sending the
rsoaptured Africans Of the Echo back TO
Africa. The bill was then set aside.
Senator Thompson Of Ky. made very
humorous and tolliug speech against the
$50, 900, coo Cuba bill
Tho House took up separately tho bills
for organizing the territories Of Arazcna,
Daoolah and Jefferson, which were oil
laid on the table.
On Thursday tho Homestead bill came
up in the Senate, when Hunter Of Va.
moved 10 lay it aside and take up the
Consular and Diplomatic appropriation
bill. The vote stood es to %. The
Viue President gave his casting vote in
the affirmative and thus decided the fate
Of the Homestead bill.
Senator Chandler Of Mich. spoke against
the bill for tho acquisition Of Cuba, and
Senator Pugh replied.
In the House, English Of Ind. called
up his bill, regulating postage on news.
papers aud periodicals, which finally pass.
cd.
Davis Of Miss defended the Democrat
10 party from the charge Of extravaganza
aud Granger Of N. Y. replied.
On Friday, the President transmitted
a speciul Message to the Senate, asking
tho control Of tho army and navy during
the recess of Congress. Mess. olingman
Bigler. Davis aud Douglas supported the
views Of the President and Mess. Seward
The House took up the Army appro-
priadon BILL which was cut down con-
sidorably. The debate was resumed on
Saturday.
Tho Senate was occupied all day, Sat
urday, in the discussion Of the Consular
and Diplomatic appropriation BILL
On Monday the Army Appropriation
bill passed the House, after having been
curiailed considerably, The House vo.
ted down a motion Of Mr.. Phillips Of Pa.
to suspend the rules, in order to allow
him to introduce a bill, authorizing loan
Of s2l, 100000. This vote is significant
showing that no loan can bo had without
a modification Of the tariff.
Senator Mason Of Va. offered subs,i.
tute for the Cuba bill, disolaiming any
desire to purchase, unless SPAN wishes
TO sell Mr.. Collamer of VI. spoke against
territorial expansion. The Cuba bin was
postponed in the Senate on Tuesday. This
was regarded as test vote.
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rebrunrysLie5o

tNo.lol AN ACT.
loenabc Aocution for Gymnastic purposes to become
Booiea Corporate.
seo,i. BE Il ennoiedby the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio That nom aud AFTER the passage of this act
shall bo awin Tor eny nnmbeIof pesions not less than
five associated Together win this stale, oy gymnasdc
purposes of physical nne and uiucat0n to elect nt
nuy meeting called for that purpose, any number ofhor
members, not loss Than rgu serve nsdireoor and one
member 10 serve as SECRETARY who shall hold their offices
uI such period may be provided by rules bylaws
the association mpy adopt.
Soc. y That the secretary, appointed shah make
ue record of Tie proceedings Of The meeting provided for
ho r section OF this act cery and deliver the same 20
the recorder OF tie onnnty n which such meeting shall be
heidi together with the name BY which such assocaton
shall thereafter desire to be known, aud II shall be the du
~ Of such oonniy recorder, mmodaioo receipt Of such
certified nloment TO record he same IN such book Of rec
urit rs " used lot recording similar tcrncale relating
literary and otef anociaunsi for which service he may
demand and received the Of ten con8 per hundrod
Wurli and from nndancrihe making OF such record the
said directors aud their associated members and
ors shall DO invested with the powcrs privileges and im.
muuitics Incident 10 aggregate and certified
Transcript record herein authorized 10 DO made by the
county recorder shall bo deemed and taken in al courts
ahd places whatsoever in his sate evidence Of the
isenee ofstoh association and corporation.
sct. g. The directors who may disappointed under the
foYinons OF 'his act anu theF sneeef'ori ih ooe sh
nacd, and by such ,hallbo legally capable OF contracting
and being contracted with, of poseouing and defending
SUITS aud Of acqusng, holding enjoying, dposing Of and
conveying such property, real or pofiona may De
Qurud hy pufuhnn, donation otherwise, for the purpose
ofcnfryng out the Intention Of such association
Sec. That snol association, when incorporated, may
elect such officers and make such mot, regulations hndby
laws as tbRNuM a6a"tuB qnah0Nhue neeni for their
other allhr. 10 effect theif foblocts.
See, 8. That rsaid board of directors shan be vnonted
either whole or In part either by death, rasenaton Or
ohcrwse, such board of directors may DO revived such
vacancy vacancies Oiled In the provided In tho
hri section OF this uct for tho ognnl organization ofhe
tnid buor orin such manner as may be provided Ia the
bylaws Of Tho nrociation, and majority Of the directors
shall constitute quorumio Cor The trinaoon Of business
soc o. This act shall take effect from and anof ls pass
ogo.
WILLIAM II WOODS,
EneAkoT ofIho llnnEn on RnnrnannlnIlN IlNn..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

EU-Sheritf Mathers has delivered an lhe
assets Of the Ohio Life Insurance & Trust
Company toto tho hads Of j. p. Kilbroath
and Charles Reemelin, the Receivers re.
Gently appointed by tho United States
District Court. The total assets, good
bad, and doubtful, amount to 81 ,62s.
0a1.O3.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Eg~Hon. Thos. w. Barlley retired
from the Supreme Bench, which he has
occupied for seven years, and was suo-
oeeded by Hou, VIM. V. Peck. Judge
Peck enters Office with an excellent repu-
tation as a jurist, aud tho confidence Of
tho profession and tho publio.-0. s..
Jouraal. lOth.
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Penhodvls E1rolinc Cnrn.

NHE subscriber akes this method ofinfofhing the pub.
Tic that be has rfown the fate Of mNErY bushels Of
tho above named Com The acre OF e stalks hav.
ing hHhy FIVE enfl upon them. In ofler 10 supply
those who may De dcsous uf cuvaiinr tie mds prolific
corn that has ever been cultivated IN the United States, he
will put p2jc SOC, and packages, and raoe the
money, will send the free Of postage part Of
the United States. Address GEO. W. ZOUK,
ion2S1m New Providence, Lancaster Co., Pa.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

RBTho steam Touring mill Of William
Latta, At Lancaster, Ohio, was blown up
on Friday last by the explosion Of a boil
er. Loss between $4,000 aud $4,000
No lives lost.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Mr. Jared Smith, Of Wnliamstown,
ONO, has just taken out patent for
cast iron watch deg, for stores. sc. Tho
STAR seems 10 be gotten up on the waie1
pr'pc'ple, for you have only to wind up
The tail Of the animal. 10 mako him howl
Twice every second all night.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

The Post Master General estimates the
receipts for the next fiscal year al ST.
500, 600; expenditures Sl7.5OO. 600; de.
iioiency for tho next year $4,000, 600,
n this department.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MOL AN ACT.
10 amend section one Of act entitled "An net regulate
lnoosufut and 10 provide against fwpassing Animals"
passed lannory i5ih, islq
Sec. =. BE- t enacted by the General Assembly Of the
fae of Ohio, Tint Whenever ienue, ofwhasoeger mate.
nas cunfruotod, aud in a respect such good husband-
man ought keep, shall hefHcf be- erected by ahy per
ig line of bis land or that which be may have
lease for Uno OF yenf and tho poou Owninr The land
aIoinng lhefaoi % hodlug lease on DE oi uree
of yetf shall make be made or have an
inclosuro the opposite side of such fence That such
fence may answer The puroio Of nciosing bis del mead
oW Tot or any other ngiuufe, such person shall pay the
owner OF suc fence uaady crcctc unehaf Of tic value
Of 20 mech thereof W serves rs partition fences 20 be ad
judged by The township trustees OF the ownsp in which
suc fence may be aituaudi and The adudged W
not ody be recovered 10 civil action before any
aoun havnY oompccn iurIldiqi0n iu the name Of and
for The OF the of such fence with costs of su
Provided that nothing in this act contained shall apply
the iucosufc oflots n cdcs aud Villages.
SEQ p Thai the f scc w 0ftho act 10 which this is
on amendment, s hereby repealed But dlrghts accuned
hero oors shall romanin force al f this act had not been
Hoo.a Thi, &c, to take oGso, from and unoriu pass.
ugo.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker ofhc House OF Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

hound for Pike's Peak!
hcsT BE CLOSED oUrBY THE FIRST OF APRIL,
SETTLE UPl SETTLE UPu
Boots and Shoes made at Home, for Sale at costl

THE undeffgned desiring close up all his business by
the first Of April will sell bis eutife stock Of homes
made boots and shoes % costs, for RbkDYPAY, de-
sire 20 sell out All my shoemakng tools and utensils, and
invite IONS who indebted me, pay upi those
whu have bills against me, will please present them FOR
payment. will sim continue 20 DO
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
GREAT ATTRACTION
IN
STYLES 6 PRICES.

Having justroceived my Second Fall Stock,
am still better prepared TO offer extra induce
ments to my friends and customers, aud will es-
teen It an especial favor to have all close cash
buyers call and examine my goods before maxi
ing their purchases in this market, as am cou-
fdent my prices will warrant a continuance Of
THEN patronage in the future.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

ETThe case Of the United States rs,
the City Bank Of Columbus, involving
100000 aud interest, which has been
pending for over seven years, has at length
been decided by the Supreme Court at
Washington in favor Of tho Bank. The
judgment Of the Circuit Court was unAa-
imously confirmed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
Road Notice.

Noco ishcreby sven 10 The ffeahnidefi Of Jdckidh p
Seneca County Ohio, that there viii be petition present
ed 10 ihc Consgiohcr Of sid cenriy at their next tcf
fon ufavinr tf the estahfhment of Ioad commencing
no DE Noh cofnel Of section two l2 u jaok.on tp
aqnaea county and running West uu The County Line 70
ho Noble road 80 rods West Of thu Norheat Of
section four fDi IA laetson tp, atl there tefmiunte
ihen 90 commence a. The Norwsl corner Of section
three CD, and o Noh.eas 0i section (i and run
souh o. iho aooti1n Iaae 20 The renne road between
the Southwest of section three 90 and The eonh
OF section four 90 and there enninaiebi4w
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

RS-Tho Hannibal d st. Jo r, r. in
Missouri is now completed and the cars
commenced running on Tuesday, This
makes railroad communication complete
TO Kansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

011The last news from Pixies Peak
is very disoouraglng. Miners do not Ry-
erage moro than 80 cts, day. All SEN
sible and well'to.do persons had better
stay AZ home.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

EV-The appointment Of Potter, as
Collector at Toledo, came up in Executive
Session in the Senate the other day, when
Pugh assailad tho President and said the
appointment was Intended as a personal
insult to him, A motion 70 confirm the
appointment was lost by one majority,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

IN the best style MY shop. give particular attention
20 inhking fine boots That make "a, No ~ boot, any
citizen OF rinn can verify Those of NY cuslomtfi who
doste have supply Of hoos made before au business
Hns can room. A good fine boot maker wanted immo.
diaiely dan2D NJ. MARTIN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

EE Spurious bills on bogus bank,
called the "Manufaclurer's Bank of Hart.
ford" Ind, have been extensively cireu.
lated Of late They were issued by a
band Of counterCeilers, who had their
head quarters ala village named Hart
ford in Jay county, several Of whom have
been arrested and arc now in custody,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Eg-Shermans NAyal Investigating
Commiltee have about closed their labors
and will report ina few days.
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Important to Females.
DHR. WI. q. PARNER,S

DBR. w. q. PAHEGEHe'S
PERIODICAL PILLS, OR FEMALE REGULATOR.
rDH combination Of ingredients in these Pills nre the
result Of eighteen ycuff constant application 10 the
study OF nl diseases Incident 20 Females. Those Pills will
remove all obftrncuous, whether cold Otherwise
Correcting All irregular s1ppre ssud painful menairuaon;
curing diseases caused by obsmcud taiion such
% Papitatlon Of The Heau, Headache Aucss of spirits,
Mysteries, Pain Ga the SIDE Nervous Affection Iuoofrhea,
&c, &c.
CAUllON--Thcro aro timos when the Periodical Pills
should not be taken That time Is during the early months
oiprgnuncy lftaken nj such times they win mi 9.
caungc therefore, maued ladies are cautioned against
using thum at such timos.
Pafseti Pills are nvulnahle they win bring on the
monthly periods With regularly. Ladies place the
moe confidence in those Pills. doing an hoy repre-.
acnied 10 do Warranted purely veeeoblo, aud safe.
sent by mail by enclosing 3 0. Direct plain hand, 10
Drf. PARKER \ BUTLER, Cleveland o. with the Pcst
Onco address FOR SALEBY
y. H. WOOSTER,
General Agent for Seneca County Ohio.
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RS-Il is said the Cass Yrissari Treaty
has been ratified by the Nicaraguian
Government.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

ES-The present session OF Congress
expires, by limitation. on tho 4th Of
March.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25

Public hoiica u horoby given thaf thero uiu be neil.
uon presented 20 The Commiisoneu Of seaeca Coauiy,
Ohio p ther next session, praying for tho ooatou aad 81
tabishAeut % eouuiy roal oammeHcing the North.
west coer of The East half af me aoutb.eas qusrier III
ssciion ouI ca, m jackson p,i thence due Nonh 10 he
OouAiy Lane, and tatta tcIrninltt. nobf.ttgs
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WILLIAM woops.
Speaker oftho iloa's a Repte,eqiouyo
Fsbalssp.

mo. i3I AN ACT.
Prescribing tho time when tho Official term oftho Judges
Of the Courts Of Common Pleas shalt begin.
SEQ. l. lo 10 enacted BY the General Assembly oftho
state Of Ohio, That tho Official Of an Judges Of the
hundred aud y eight and Of u such Judges who may be
hercaner eected, shall begin the second Monday 4
tohIuafy next ner such election. Provided that nOihng
in the tnil act shell effect he term Of the office fany
Judge who may have been shall hereafter be esoed 10
an ayaoanoy.
see ., Thsao. shall take sfIecl on its passnge.
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WEtKER,