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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03

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Sefdnntmahuna.
HOH >SUr 1872.

Gue beuite Sriefs, pclhc bier in RidrtunS in Der Nphpffee in
,,care OF Post-Box No. 1872"
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Ggent Rec Ri6nl. @n;eiccrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03
1eutiten ~3petlhenmus,
, u9Iher Su litdt, crbielt iOtben Spbn Serbia

Then Gi9arrtn in Den SraIb acieet, pem MISUNDERSTANDING
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trtn, erlaIbe ib mir ;r Y%eFttiSun9 meineS 4a9ers IN allen
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03

y Osuti&ianp, eane eer edne6su,
Sca 3ifIrltsn unp Gnp6sn,
SOD SiteI6en uno Sanptrn,
Eu BALI ni6t wisper Irit,
Sis micper man, i'd mstte,
Dir cine Ihmsre 6 tile
linn ectne SruperGnhru
lnp esine untsrtbdnheu
San Nuclnnp ihmieprn !GEt.
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SpuIe uno Siau Naiutcr uno @ia1tr,

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Is. q. WroSeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Hisrelianeuas.
Aouse- furnishing Wooas.

ERINK's NEW GAS-REFLECTORS for show.
IL win6ows Display soods great advantage Aso his nee
REPLECTlSG SHADES for b.nks fices psfl,,s kc, he:
IN the daytime With Daylight .Dsesd Of a,A
l. p. FRiNK Inventor sne Sole Msnafsctrrr 50 ssrrisy
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.-Tea Trays.
III Fire frons Standard Fsn3ers To>, Ware. sls'e< ana
Brit. Ware, Table Mats Cutlery kc., st reduced prize
BALDWIN JOHNSTON, no. - Asasn isas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, w
DARSI-M- AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARSI-M- AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TOUETH TEEk
CONTINUED TRIUN1H
of - rew. ,aCEiL-, md IT.. . lfh sfin%
orr OF raE DEPTHS
orr OF THY DyPTrs.
orr OF TdE DtPIds
or Of TeE BkPThs,
yyoNAS'S JoyE AND LIFE
WOxas's IONS Afb Llfk.
WOyANS LOVE AND GiFt
o-v "a reality ytch src-C OF "a ra-xan pied
nyoul.r.v ~l 30 r-o~s'S1
UvDsySDAY b.! %. Is AFTE RSOOS q. O'Clock.
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TIVE ROsE or SHARON.
Two LIVING HARBLED sEAIs are now her., jar re
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Her !. ,.o .ae Arab GIANT. u ~s tisa Il yea, oa
.5- Gr,rd AqasrA Harp Family Trunk Of |, Ir-s from
49, MOI, Il Olives, IL 81 - se-n without exfrs
chayt- Asrsnu ., Is Chlarea under tee esG's
Yucne. IS cert, ertra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Boar6 anh Kecms.

BOARD WANTED-Inas strictly private family,
ID 'or Gsuilemsn snd his Wifi and little child s years DID,
Term. per location from fh 1t 70 I'd g. s1d from
9th .y 70 he 9Th a. Resors family preferred Bes. ref
er.pcs and required Address psrtculs W. A. X Tnb'
Uue Ofice.
NTANTED-By private family of four persons,
w asTITE Of ROOMS on second floor IL p1ya:e family
whore there 81. DO ether boarders Location Madison
square Adetess Box & 30 Pos--Oi =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

A CADEMY OF MIjsIC.-POLIUTO.
"A THIS Cw.eDe.ds,l EVENING. OF o. a. g.
Fyrst sypsarxnce mi, ssos u .,.,,.
nr Il s e5Eftfac
With ,,,spGeeut snseu DE- New Scenery .od Costumes
Nine. GAZZANi0A Or he tf'' an. u an.fes sss'ias
Hu,,cai Direc,or and Conda,,or.......sI MULto.
Or THURSDAY, On s.. H1 ID s, u hr,s1,.a
La TRsYIArA.
On FRfDAT-sECm9sS GA AZ sG! NIGHT.
sArUaDAY-GTsD6 Gaia MATINEE.
POBERT GOLDBECKs CONCERTS
H kOk TIE INAUGURATION or HIS
Ne" MUSIC HALL.
\: 3eS sro'Sssy ostseen 81 .nS yar'
Ih9nks1AY' Mng.sEs I" zee p H
PROGRAMME
l-el.snins. from huIasnn's ALBUM"
S5s s asss: Hone .seAan'a''
=" HK RoBERr ooLDBEcK.
2.-H'rp Solo, LA m J,'I arroaaAs A''"'""
s-"F. POGO Ne. La,ia .Doni1e::i.
Il. aM.sop. s 30 SHi f.ss aRs@ss:lc,
Souvenirs" i....Goldbecs.
O) Failing Le, zee - 1A = c @1si
PART SECOND.
S''''A' Mr. ROBERT 0oLDBncK. ''''''''''''
s-H,fP Solo, La Dsnse oe. Pcs
Mn. APIOMMsS
MisERERE," By Psls'..iira, trsnscIibed ior PIANO
.Ma ROBERT G0IOBEck. 80.
S-S'''' " AK hsSEsr PERsiNG. '''''''-S
o-ts) Prayer Of RspsI lance lffonthe "seuiiI
meuts Pce,iq0es" ...Co'1brcf
MR. ROBERT GOLDRECK.
Grand Pi,no from mssrs Cbicksing & Sou
Tickets, 81 zach Family Tessn iogrfor -; 3, Mess.
schsrsno,Is Lu,s BfeosIgs schobc'th Co. and At
the doors The days cf the Concerto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
nRAYTON's PARLOR OPERAS,
IL DRAYTOHs sA2LOR OPERAS

and LYRIC PROVERBS,
At the FRENCH THEA1ER, No. 6s sIoa5Usy, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel.
This LATEST MUSICAL NOVELTY I. acknowledged By
fLb. Prs aud TIE select audiences which cro os French
TLessr 70 oy.nowiug DO beyond eouparisn the most
elegant trertsiInz Tpehty artistic. ard he eneItan
witnessed III New ork i. viii be reprad (vi,n
continual changes Of Operas and Pioverbsj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
fine ARTS.

A RTISTS' MATERIALS.-A CARD.-The
~ Sutscrber offers TO Artists and Schools the
c- al lower p other house IN viz nos)f
aud Ns~on'sOb and W.,el CocI' Csn.. Brqshe. wnsi
mas Dravirr Papers Bristol Board Sketch Books SOLID
Bio Squares Tracing Paper and Cloth EItra tine sable
Brushes. Pastel Canyons Sc so Alec. Frames Of every dr
"a s,usi.s W. sCHArs. No. ca Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

w DOT
DOT
DOT
DOT
DOT
DOT
DOT
TONIGHT. To-NIGHr! To-NIGHT, TONIGHT
WEDNFS0A Oct 20.
The beautiful picture and q the most toDehos
s.nts,ioIs vel afforded from the drama
NOT, DOT DOT DOT.
D0' DOT DOT,
DOT
DOT
DOT
With is iniu'ts6le group Of artists
Dol, by Mics Ages r oetson-
Calst Plunraer. by Jeferon
T4cA,.on b. johnson.
John, b. u. Pearson.
Mrs Fielding, by Mu Blake.
May. BY hrs J. IL. Allen.
The Bird Gitl by Mia S,eveuI
Ned, By Dkyerport
After which, - - -
THE STATE PAWKINS.
IL which Mics JsAsison Holland and Davenport VII sppcss
Doom opsn al :. O'Clock
NIB --Ib. curtain n..s a. y oclock precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s6, 1889.
fosI au6 fouHa.

e. IN PREORlCHS Co. No 81 Ro-.Iy. PAsNfL
TIElSEss sEs. ~ SAtTi,TE, Cei~f ~ -
Wur~rsEo tb- 4 laSsn, sns hssnes' = tie ~ oart
..s.d vi b PAID ~ The return & h ,ns . N O'ey
T OST or MSLAlD-Five NOTES, each for
IL go g. d,tea OF. !. 80 PaysS- 70 H. j. az I;
ub. a. he ~ Uat R..siur l..ux,ce Cont signed By
s,ru- Torrias Ts- suSer q ,ai3 Not. vii s--e h-a
" " 8 c NORrHguP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Danfins Gtabemlfs.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEs!--An eles.ns ~

~ sortuen. Of hscAn Carrisges n.nnc,c1ed In ta city
Say Be fourd q; No sc Broadway lh ssnsess yfs
l5-s tie ely lny..sd 70 call lIu,ed .ssue. scot
ussC requested JAMIE q. SkA"sILk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

CHURCHs
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE STUDIO BUILDING,
No IS TENTH. ST, bet. ssh AID 6,a-ays
O>.o tsotn q IN. 70 p m, sni irom 20 10 Ey1nAe'
As-1,,.,a, o. car.. j. MCCLURE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

rJ,HEATRE FRANCHISES BROADWAY.
Il JEUDI a. ocob.e Gem soIREE DABONNEAENT.
Ter R,ne,.utstjon LES CROCHETS DU PERE MARTIN.
Drsne sctes-reprssene snce grand sneoess PANS
Joue par MN Bertrand Barry buignet. Loire: Eoesrd, Tao
ct Apso, Adophe, karsch Darcy, Antone,e Alice
ct liner.
OrdIe du Spectacle. Taubouri Lea Ctochet' du PIe
Martin
DRAYToNs PARLoR oPERA tOu' les Lundi Mercredi e.
NeJdrtdi.
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Houses an6 farms Uanieo.

4 SMALL FARM WANTED-10 TO 90 acres,
~ wilma hur OF the city, Mus; be convenient and pEO
duetiNe Address G Tribune Office.
VVANTED-To HIRE for term of years for
w Bait manufacturing purposes BUILDING, with EN-
CINE Of 81 power below @7h-st below lhAs and
ess, of Broadway preferred.
Addrtis with PARTICULARS Box No. 2O7l. Pos,OGce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

NNrANTED-A situation for All excelle I W oman
w .LAUNDRESS or CHAMBERMAlD. Apply 81 ner
rfe.ent euirloyers No. IL BOnd-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

{ITANTED-stuations by two respectable
~ yo1ns OIls-onr Is COOK. wAsdER asd ikoSER
the Other a. CHAMBErHAlD and WAITER. Best - Gag
reference be given. Cs for days e. No ~ ga -
h.t q and ID Av..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY.

FOR. sHoRT TIME ONLY, owing numerous neo,.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. Is. att.
The ''''i S sRS 1s' SrpeE BY APPEARANCES
To BE- followed with (SIRsr TINE ~ ANEscA the opsrstc
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
Nu.le eosDPo.S p, T. LopEa and W. s e p BEAkE.
0A'' s0i NJ s %Ssi All Henri oRSYroS
Tickets Rlse,, and ry:'s Box, nay be SECUTED il sd-
Ter daily, from O'Clock 70 O'Clock p
Seats FS ,6s T Is % Ss 4 .Ss seats cents
Each Of these oasosue, Is complete dramatic oomPo.tiop
ave DO not remember witnessed aud
pleasing psnorsnce thsu toe Drawing Rom Opera. The h
well as the smu,em nj Of the audience"
move. cialt, in ne a.iarou' Of The M.
ecded artists smaieus and scnnoisseurs were especially
a bun Of bs s va. bsa .a
ptey successful They were ,umeny sPpauded The plo's
Of a' a noS snd .l sea that ny
be uLIesved commended TO the lovers Of sPrshy dramatic
COCO cestans,, and sristic fuency - Tribune
fully s%.d S s pssny Novel, ssa aud
These P.rOr Operas exceedingly attractive free
from those objections which found by to Of the
pieces represented the stage II Coey and Inquirer.
they s.ti.ct pubic st,sHtcn aud delight L. Efp-c',
Th.'e popular PAIor Operas are urs1o.FiOn.es in their
moral tendency and exceeolr ely sprshty ana attractive
"Mr asd Mis- Henri Dra,ton are brilliantly triumphant"
Notwithstanding Ercaing Pot
Of cya,ed OF the beautiful The music i. confined 70
the mos. cAo selections OF noted eomposers These little
operetes include molsl potion done up In eisketof bn
"a new ssp.s,ion-s delightful elegant and novel musical
Light and pleasing 6rs,ns GOOD acting and ring audiences
isshonbe These charming Psor Operas are
ies al u ototion. tia; people have t"
the ses.5 and ,ss G oS Ss sccs sic. Of the most
novel interesting entertainment that could have been added
These very popilsr and in.; III the
eup;y piehe N our city .mIseInen! a sol % Draw
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01
April 4, 1859.
mo. 1901 AN ACT,
l.

In relation to Public Records.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Gen.
eral assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
it shall be the duty of the county COM
missioners Of any county to cause any
public records Of said county to be in
dexed or transcribed, whenever the
public interest shall require the same to
be done, or when the same may be
necessary to facilitate the business ap-
pertaining to the Office to which such
records belong; and to pay in compen-
sation to the persons employed for the
same, any price not exceeding FIVE cents
case for indexing, and ten cents for
every hundred words for transcribing.
And all contracts heretofore made by
the county commissioners of any coun-
ty for such indexing or transcribing, are
hereby confirmed and declared valid;
such compensation to be paid out of the
county treasury, upon the order of the
county commissioners and the order ol
the county auditor.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effec,
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April 2, 1859.
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said Boyle & Roach, and the accrued interest
thereon, computed at six per cent. per an
mum.
Sec. 4. Upon the settlement with said COM
pany for the enlargement of said reservoir, said
company shall be charged with all water rents
by them collected upon said reservoir and the
Miami and Erie Canal, and with interest there
on from the time the same were received by
said company, computed at the rate of six per
cent. per annum; and upon payment of the bal
ance due said company, after the payment of
Boyle s Roach and the deduction of the water
rents as in this act directed, said company shall
convey to the State of Ohio all lands by them
owned and held in connection with said reser-
yoir; and the contract between said company
and the board of public works, made under and
in pursuance of the act of April I, 1856, shall
be void and of none effect and all leases made
and rights acquired Hereunder by said COM
pany, to all intents and purposes, shall vest in
and be enjoyed by the State of Ohio, and the
board Of public works, on being notified by the
attorney general of the final settlement Of all
claims as herein provided, shall take posses
sion Of said reservoir and its appurteHances,
shall contract for and collect all water rents
arising out of the lease of the surplus water OF
the same, or of the Miami and Erie canal, the
same as Iifl said contract hadncver been made,
whenever the said company snail perform the
matters and things in this section required
| the same shall be taken and held as surrender
| of the said reservoir and of all the rights and
interests of said company acquire under the
contract for the enlargement thereof, and the
auditor of state shall thcrcupon draw his war
| ant for whatever balance may be due them af-
ter making the deductions in this act directed
Sec 5. The capital stock Of said company
negotiated by f. S. Hamlin to William ii. Glib.
son, and shown by the testimony taken by ths
treasury investigating committee TO be in tht
hands of C. L. johnson, is hereby declared tC
be the property of the State, and all liability Of
said company to said Gibson, johnson, any
assignees of them or either of them, is hereby
declared annuled and made void; and the pro,
rata dividend due said stock, on settlement o
said company with its stockholders, is hereby
directed to be retained as the money of the
State of Ohio and the same shall be credited
to W. II. Gibson upon whatever amount ht
may be found to owe the state on settlement o
his accounts as treasurer of state.
| Sec. 6. The auditor of State and attorney
general are hereby directed and empowered t.
settle with said company, under and in accord
ance with the provisions of this act. All pay
ments of money in this act directed shall b
made on the warrants of the auditor; drawn il
conformity to law; and all expenses incurred b,
said auditor and attorney general in the exccu
ton of this act shall be reimbursed out of III
treasury; and this act shall be in force from ant
after its passage.
| WILLIAM b. WOODS,
| Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
| President of the Senate.
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state treasury Herewith, IN SAID settlement.
Sec. 43. The county auditor of the county
in which any land or town lot shall nave been,
or Iaay hereafter be sold for lakes, under the
previsions of this act, is hereby authorized and
required to execute the proper deed therefor, to
the person or persons entitled to receive the
same, whether the said land or town lot SHALL
at the time of the execution of said deed, con-
tinuc to be within said county, or not, in the
same manner as Though the said land or town
lot still remained within the limits thereof, any
law to the contrary notwithstanding.
Sec, Al. The county auditors of the several
counties in this state be. and they are hereby
authorized to discharge from Imprisonment any
person who shall be confined in jail, for the non
payment OF any fine or amercement due to the
county, when such auditor shall be of opinion
that the same cannot be collected by such i'm
prisonment.
| Sec. 40 The fees of the several county audi
tors, for transfer of real estate for taxation,
| shall, in no case, exceed one dollar, where the
property transferred is included in one title,
whether by decd of conveyance. decree in chan
Gerry, other assurances of title.
| Sec. 46. 1t shall be the duty of the several
county auditors in this state, in filing away the
statements of the taxable property of the indi-
vidual tax payers as returned by township asses
sors, in pursuance of law, to file the statements
aforesaid returned from the different townships
in separate bundles, each township by itself,
instead of filing each statement separately
The county auditors shall be allowed and paid
out of the county treasury, the sum Of twenty.
five cents, and no more, for filing away the
statements of taxable property in each town
ship in their respective counties.
Sec. AZ. Every county auditor hereafter de-
livering any certificate of purchase Of forfeited
lands, or other lands sold for taxes, shall imme
diately, on his duplicate, transfer the same into
the name of the purchaser, charging therefor
the sum of ten cents, which shall be considered
part of the expenses Of the sale, And if any
county auditor shall neglect to make such trans
fer he shall be liable to action by any persol
injured thereby as for neglect of official duty
Sec. 48. The auditor Of the several countie
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rNo. 127. AN ACT
To amend section 60 of an act passed May 3,
1852, entitled "an act to provide for the or
ganzation Of cities and incorporated villa
ges.'
Section I. BE II enacted by the General Assam
bly of the State Of Ohio, That section sixty-nine
of an act entitled ian act to provide for the
organization of cities and incorporated villa
ges," passed May 8, 1852, be so amended as to
read as follows: Section 60. The qualified yc-
tcrs OF each city of the second class shall elect
City Marshal who shall hold his office for one
year; City Clerk, who shall hold his office for
two years and City Solicitor, who shall hold
his Office for two years. Each of said officers
shall continue in office until his successor is
elected and qualified, and shall have such pow
ers and perform such duties as are prescribed
by any ordinance of the city not Inconsistent
herewith.
Sec. 2. That the said original section sixty
nine be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM Is. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 29 1859.