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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-12
AN ACT

To provide for disrictins any county in the State
where the commissioners of said county have fail
ed to district according to the provisions Of an
"An act for the Assessment and Taxation of all
property in this State and for leyyng taxes there
April ls, is5s.
Sec. ]. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That in any county of this
State where the County Commissioners have failed
isss in accordance with the provisions Of section
thirty-three Of act for the assessment and taxa
ton Of all property in this State, and for levyhg
taxes thereon, according to its true value in money
it shall be lawful for them and they hereby di-
reesed to disTet S said seans at any subsequent seq
Monday in April, 1859.
Sec. q This act shall be in force from and after
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Feb. 5, 1859.
AN ACT
To amend an act entitled IAN act TO regulate the
sale of school lands and the surrender of permanent
leases thereto, passed April l6, 1852.
Sec. i. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio. That section End of said act be
amended as to read follows: Sec. Q. The trus
tees Of any original surveyed township to which
such lands belong shall at least thirty days prior
to taking Of such VOTE not less than eight
notices to be posted up in many of the most pub
lie places of the said township, notifying the legal
voters resident therein to meet at some convenient
place and time therein specified and there cast their
ballots for against the sale of any such lands be-
longing to such township, and If such vote result in
refusal to sell such lands the trustees may in the
same manner authorize the taking of a subsequent
vote or votes often they deem proper provided
that such subsequent vote shall be taken until
shall have elapsed since the VOTE
Sec. 2. That the second section ofan act entitled
an act to regulate the sale of school lands and the
surrender of permanent leases thereto" passed
April 18th, 1852 be and the same is hereby repealed
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
March %, 1859. s
SEEcRErARY OF STATES OFFIcE,
COLUMBUS, March IL, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing acls are
true copies of the original rolls, now on file in
this office. A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
AuDrToR's OFFICE. HOLMES Co., o.
MIILERsBrRe. May 5, 1859.
j, 6. F. NEWTON, Auditor of Holmes Coun-
ty, Ohio. do hereby certify that the forgoiug
Laws are correctly copied from the official pa
per @. 4. NEWTON. Auditor
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Lucas county, TUESDAY. AHg ..
0ttowa county, Friday, Nay ls.
SSsndusks county, MONDAY: May 10.
Huron county. Friday, May "a.
Lorain county, Tuesday. September s.
Medina county. Friday, September
Summit county, Tuesday, September II.
Cuyahoga county, Monday. September ls
Knox county, FRIDAY, june 3.
Riehland county, Friday, June IL.
Ashland county, Thursday, June %.
Wayne county, Monday, June q.
Holmes county, Tuesday. July5.
Coshocton county, Thursday, July7.
Licking county, "Wednesday, July u.
Morrow county, Monday, July Is.
Delaware county, Monday, August1.
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AuDrroRs OFFICE. HOLMES Co., o.
MuLERsBrRe. May s.; 1859.
j, G. F. NEWTON, Auditor of Holmes Coun-
ty, Ohio. do hereby certify that the forgoiug
Laws are correctly copied from the official pa
per, @. +. NEWTON, Auditar
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-12

SEEcRErARY OF STATES OFF1cE,
CoLUMBus, March IL, 1859. {
hereby certify that the foregoing acis are
true copies of the original rolls, now on file in
this office. A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-12
AN Acf


Jndgxa N cztain caaes."
Snc11oE l. Be G ezsesS y fhs General Assembly ef
he afS n 0Ais Thai % IL fae counties Of this state
hs<kng spspulsfiep rf tvs hxsdrrd thousand nhabit
eufs % uPsafd4 tAe $adkes Of the Court Of Common
fie1s hk s5ee1sd t1erzn shah receive, in addition
- &hs aly paid 70 them out ofthe county Treasu
~ ths SEm ~ oss Thousand dollars per annam, to he
paid 70 them cut Of the county Treasury in the
manner and af such times provided by law for the
Payment u the salaries Of the Judges out of the State
Treasury; Provided that II the salaries Of Judges Of the
co1r< OF Common Pleas shculd be Increased by the State
thea the payment out ofthe county Treasury shall be d
uizhed in proportion thAf such Judges shall not in
any receiss more than twenty-five hundred dollars
per annnm salary.
See That the srstaecaion Of the above recited sc
passsd April eth 1s5a be and the is hereby
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
NART1N WELkER,
President of the Senate
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-12


PERFECT COMBINED MACHINE.
Working equally well whether moving or
reaping, and surprising the best single mower
as mower, and the best single reaper as a
reaper.
RAKER's POSITION EASIEST POSSIBLE.
In this point it surpasses all reapers; the
raker's position enabling him to deliver the
gayals at the side with but one movement of his
arms, which is as natural and easy as if ne
were standing on the ground and raking.
EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
By means of lever the driver can at pleas
ure throw the cutters out and in gear; by an
other lever he can raise either end or both ends
of the fnger-bar TO pass over distractions, of
move from field to field; the change from now
er to reaper is easily and quickly made; the oil
boxes, bolts, screws, and nuts are easily access
ible.
PERFECT N ALL MINOR POINTS.
Ii cannot be clogged; has no side draft; is
marvelously simple in construction. and not ia-
BILE to get out of repair; is made of the best ma
terials, and the workmanship and fnish supe-
rior to any other machine in the country.
THE LOWEST PRICED MACHINE IN MARKET.
The price of the Mower being only sos, and
the Combined Machine $l25; One Horse now
er $50; One Horse Combined Machine 800, at
the Shop.
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FOURTH CIRCUIT

Tuscarawas county, Monday, May %.
Harrison county, Monday, May 26
jefferson county, Thursday, Junea.
Belmont county, Friday, jane n.
Monroe county, Monday, June e.
Noble county, Friday, July /.
Guernsey county, Tuesday, JuIy5.
Morgan county, Monday, July II.
Muskingum county, Wednesday, JuIy IA
Stark county, Tuesday, Nay 8.
Colnpbiana county, Thursday, May IL.
carroll county, w Wednesday, Nay 1s.
Portage county, Tuesday, September Il.
Lake county. Friday. September l6.
Geauga county, Monday, September 10.
Ashtabula county, Thursday. September q.
Mahoning conntr Mondoy 0ataLanS ~
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THrEp suBpIyIsIox.

Putnam county, February s, May 10, October Is;
Wood county, February Is, May Il, October IS;
Hancock county, March ], May "a, November s.
terms Of the court ofcommon pleas usy held
at the time in any subdivision Of any judicial dis
trct Of the szfe of Chic, any hs, practice custom
herefo3ore existnz to tbs eoatEay notwithstanding
Sec This act shall take eject and be in force from
HiLLIAM B. WOODS,
spukcr Of the Honse of Representative.
AART1S wELkER,
President Of the Senate
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-12
LAWS OF OHIO:
AN ACT

mo. 2l.l AN ACT
To fix the time and provids for The holding Of the
terms of the District Court. and courtof Common
Pleas in the several counties Of the several Judi
cial Districts of the State of Ohio.
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly,
of the State Of Ohio. That the terms Of the District
Gourt In and for the several counties Of the State
Of Ohio SHALL in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffsnine; bo held as follows, to
wit: -~.,
Butler county, Tuesday. May 9;
Preble county, Tuesday, Hay 10:
Darke county, Friday, Nay u;
Miami county, Tuesday, Nay Il;
Montgomery county. Monday. MAY q;
Champaign county, Monday. Hay %;
Clark county, Thursday, june 2:
Green county. Monday. June 8;
Warren cour tF, Thursday. juno .;
Clinton county. Tuesday June a;
Shelby county, Monday, june %
Auglaize county, Thnrsday, June S;
Allen county, Monday, june q;
yanwert COUNT, Wednesday, June %:
Hardin county, FRIDAY, July ];
Logan county, Tuesday, july $;
Marion county, Friday, July O.
Union county, Tuesday, July 1e,,
Fulton county, Friday, July Is;
defiance county. Thursdss. JUS II;
Paulding county, Saturday. July -
Henry county, Monday. July s;
Wood county, Tuesday. JRIy g;
Seneca county, Monday, August 7;
Hancock county Friday. August 5;
Putnam county, Monday, August g,
Myandot county, Thursday AzSust II;
Crawford county, Monday, zpgRsl IS.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26
IRVING ON THE CHARACTER OF WAS

IRVING on THE CHARACTER OF WASHING
ToS.-With the following just tribute, Mr..
Irving concludes his fifth and final volume
of his " Life of Washington
1.-THE character of Washington may want
some of those poetical elements which daz-
zle and delight the multitude, but it posses
sed fewer inequalities, and a rarer union of
virtues than, perhaps, ever fell 20 the lot of
any one man. Prudence, 6rmness, sagacity,
moderation, an overruling judgement, an
immovable justice, courage that never fall
tered, patience that never wearied, truth
that disclaimed all arti6ce, magnanimity
without alloy. 1t seems as if Providence
had enpowed him in pre-eminent degree
with the qualities requisite to fit him for the
high destiny he is called on to fulfl-to
conduct the momentous revolution which
was to form an era in the history Of the
world, and TO inaugurate new and untried
Government, which, to use his own words,
was to lay the foundation for the enjoy
ment of much purer civil liberty, and great
err public happiness, than have hitherto been
the portion of mankind
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 25--P, N.
Flour heavy and l5c lower; sales of
5000 bbls at 5o@6 so for super State !;
6 9567 20 for extra ditto; 5 1906 go for
super Western; 6 s5@7 40 for common to
good extra Western; 7 1907 40 for ditto
round hoop Ohio-closing heavy and un-
settled. Rye -four 1905 25. Wheat
very heavy and nominally lower. Sales of
$4,000 bush at so for very choice red
Western, which is on outside price; ! IS
for ditto red Southern; 90 for choice
white Southern. Rye quiet sales at
9s@l 90. Barley quiet sales 5000 bush
barley malt at e5. Corn depressed aud
heavy sales at 9O@s4 for inferior 10
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
alA92. Whisky unchanged sales at %,
closing dull. Pork dull aud heavy for all
descriptions. Sales of 2l50 bbls at IL so
for new mess; Is 50(915 60 for prime
Beef steady 0O67 so for prime; 90
rs for mess; IL 0O@l5 90 for repacked
Beef hams dull at l4(9l7. Bacon dull
hons loI. Cut meats dull at 7@7a for
shoulders; s3@st for hams. Lard firm
sales of 5000 bbls at lls@l2f. Butter
steady at 1920 for new State Cheese
quiet at 5G9. .-.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26
A RED RIVER INDIAN GrRL-An Office

a RED RIVER INDIAN GIRL.-An officer
of the Q. s. Mounted Rifemen, writing
from the camp.on the head waters of Red
River, in New Mexico, thus describes a
specimen of Indian beauty which came into
camp; ,......-........ .....-.
1t was here that saw the nQblest look
ing Indian girl that my eyes ever beheld.-
Her dress consisted of piece of brown cot
ton cloth, wrapped around her loins and
hanging to the knee. On her head she wore
her native war plume. She was tall, straight
as an arrow, and had free, wild, Indian
look, that was quite taking. Some of her
tribe had another kind of taking" which
required all our watchfulness to prevent
She appeared TO be about eighteen years of
age, and was the wife of young chief about
twenty years old. ltwas interesting to see
| with what respect she waited on him. Her
example would he edifying to wives of
more civilized life. But it was amusing to
see with what lordly indifference the young
savage regarded her attentions. | trust |
have too much of the native gallantry of
my own Erin to see anything to commend
in this example OF GOODNESS toward such a
devoted and sweet specimen of Indian beau
ty. e. anna.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26

The Assembly has been engaged the en-
tire day in discussing the report of the
Committee on Foreign Missions, 81
The report proposes denominstional ac-
ton in connection with the Board, and pro-
fessedly seeks TO remove the obstacles in the
way for harmonious cooperation, as well
as to excite deeper interest in the missions
of the Church. -r.--r g -1-
The Rev. DR.. Pow opened the discussion
in an interesting speech.
The report will probably be adopted with
some notifications.
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BIZ THE =. a W. LINE.
From washington.
WASHINGTON. Nav 2


WAsHISGroS, May 25-PM
No further action is considered necessary,
1t is said, in consequence of the last report
ed accounts from Utah, as the instructions
recently forwarded to the Federal officers are
calculated to prevent any further conflict of
jurisdiction among them. s-f. etEss
As citizens of the United States visiting
foreign countries are liable to serious in
convenience, if unprovided with authentic
proof of their national character, their best
safeguard is passport from the State De-
partment, certifying the bearer to be citi-
zen of the United States. Passports are is
sued gratuitously upon application support
ed by proof of citizenship. This proof need
be transmitted but once. On all subsequent
occasions, a simple reference to it, and to the
period when it was presented will be suffi-
cient.
When the applicant is native citizen of
the United States, he must transmit an aft
davit of this fact, stating his age and place
of birth, sworn to by himself and one 9TH
er citizen of the United States to whom he
is personally known, and to the best of
whose knowledge and belief the declaration
made by him is true. This affidavit must
be attested by a notary public, under his
signature and seal of Office When there is
no notary in the place, the affidavit may
be made before Juice of the peace or 9TH
er officer authorized to administer oaths.-
If the applicant be naturalized citizen, his
certificate of naturalization must be trans
mitted for inspection. 1t will be returned
with the passport
H.. IL. n =.
izens must transmit the certificate of ntau-
ralization OF the husband or father, stating
under oath that they are such widow or
children.
The application shall be accompanied by
description of the person, stating the fol-
lowing particulars, viz: Age, stature, Eng
lish measure forehead, eyes, nose, month,
chin, hair, complexion, face.
When applicant is TO be accompanied by
his wife, children, or servants, or by females
under his protection, il will be sufficient to
state name and age of such person, and
their relationship to the applicant.
Persons who leave their country expect
ing to obtain passports whilst abroad from
diplomatic consular agents of the United
States, are liable to disappointment, in as
much as it is the duty of those agents not
to grant documents of that character, except
to persons who are known to be entitled to
them, and it is sometimes difficult if not
impossible to paOcure proofs of this fact in
foreign country. Certificates of citizen
ship, or by judicial or municipal function
aries of the U. :. are not recognized by Of
fcers Of foreign governments, and by the
23d section of :he act of Congress approved
Istq August last it it is made penal for such
authorities to issue such passports.
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Special Notices.


AEbfiosssv's Otsfmsss % q soSsrssss
remedy for the removal Of pimpes bois, blotches,
tan, chaps, rashes and other benishes Of the skim
Warm Concentrations should precede its application.
A persistency in its use will overcome the most
stubborn symptoms Of scrofula. Its operation Is
both thorough and invariable. Sold at the manu-
factory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists, at 25c., &C., and 81 per pot. my25
10 has bsss currently reported that ga
most Of the Western cities, the Clown Bell tolls
every day at noon, for the inhabitants to gulp
down quinine, preventive of diseases caused by
malaria of the climate. OF course, taking quinine
is a contagious habit and every new settler is sup
piled with the poisonous drug. and instructed to
take it in large quantities. if he would escape the
Fever and Ague. Every house has its medicine
chest filed with this dangerous stuff, and as regu
lar as the hour comes around, regular do they
gulp it down, though it was the richest delicacy
Of the season. DR.. J. Hostetter, Good Samaritan
of Pttsburg, knowing the dreadful effects Of quiz
nine upon the human system, when taken with so
much indiscretion, has prepared compound which
has, in all in which il has been tried proved
speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and all other dis
eases caused by the digestive organs.
nG- For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
EVERYWHERE. my25