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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10
LNws OF Ohio.
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AN ACT


IN, a, AN ACT
lN"
10 sulhorise INC sa'e o' n"' anu MI W '"'
shares OF stock held by the state, in the
Turnpike Compsnies OF this state, and to
..,A ...,;on an. of m act in rel,tion to
A..
the duties OF inc commissioners " '"e
SHAKING Fund, passed May /, 1854.
srcr,oni. Re il enacted by the General
Auembly of the state of Ohio, That sect ION
one Of the act 10 which this act is supple
mrntsty and amend datory, be SO amended ss
"a read q, follows:
That the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund are hereby authorized, and when unl
oppottuuity occurs they are directed to ex.
change for certificates OF the six per cent.
siocL of the funded debt of this state, or tol
seli. or otherwise dispose OF, for money, any
And ali Of the shares OF stock held by the
stste in suv Of the railroad companies, and
eauA eomnsnie, Of this state; provided,
that auch shares Of stock shall In no case be
sold. or otherwise disposed Of, except upon
cash psyme nj therefor; and in no case shall
sav shares be sold, exchanged, or otherwise
di.posed or at less than the actual cash val.
ue of the same, Should such Commission.
-. he unable 10 exchange said stocks for
certi6e.,es of the IN n nded debt of tie state,
they NAV, al such time as they may deem
prooes. advertise that proposals will be re.
esi,ed BY them, al their Office in Columbus,
(or the purchsse Of any or all OF said stocks;
svch notice shall be published in such news.
psrees ss they may direct, and shall he
given st least ninety days belofe the time
6xed for open,ng said proposals. Proposals
shsll be considered without respect TO the
number Of shares bid for, and the sale shall
be awarded 10 the highest bidder: provided
chat nothing in this section contained shal
be Construed 10 compel the Sinking Fun'
Commissioners 10 exchange, sell. or other
wise dispose OF any OF said stocks at les
thap the par value thereof, unless in the
opinion the interest Of the state will be pro
NOTED thereby.
Sxo. 2. The Commissioners OF the Sink
Jag Fund are hereby authorized and directed
20 sell and transfer any and all OF the share
Of stock held by the state in any turnpik
company Of the state. They shall, immedl
sieiy AFTER the passage OF this act, advertis
all the shares Of stock held by the state, II
an, tsrnPite company to be sold at suctio
to the highest bidder, in lots ofnot less tha
ten shares each. nor more than fifty share
each. at some public and convenient plsc
on the line OF the road OF sald company, b
giving at least thirty days notice OF tn
time and place OF the ss,e, BY posters set Il
at the gate or gates theSeoa, sHd IN som
newspaper Of general circulation 10 th
county or counties through which sa'I roa
passes; provided. that nothing In this sec
tion co.ta'sed shall be construed 70 compe
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I oST on the 21th MAY. n EWFOCNDLANI
IL noe, about "uc.thrd grown: black witk
waite breast aud iret; white rng around hi,
neck, nd small strip in his face. Any persoi
bringing him back. or leavln. word 1T this Of.
ice where lac can be found, shall he libcrally
rewarded. fFiNnLNY. NAV a. !si'.
NHENP FUitSIrIRE.--All Kinds OF com.
~ mon Furniture is now made and kept ioi
sale low and at terms To suit the hard time s.
Al the Bedstead Factory,
.NQin- Cross ST., West Of Court. House
FINDL \y June l. lsjg l. GpDSE
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TEALTH of AMERICAN woMEy.-

Il II or
III From The .NS,c York Daily .Ns'rs Ed tor.
L,D. 1--WE desire to call attention tna letter
from DR. Joshua +. Bridge, on Tho Health o'
Nmerican Women IN another column. He
treats the subject in An ablo manner. and his
* III aud medical judgment may be relied up
n"
From the albany Morning Express.
Mo, ,i,nu'n Ut"-ino Cnthoi,o"n hnn proved
to hc fully rs valuable as tits claimed tu he In
many severe tests made by medical gentle.
men and others. Or. BRIDGE s Il regular phy.
Sirian Of very fine attaInmcntS and man
Il great judgment and discrimination, Il Judi.
cious and highly successful practitioner ~ ali
diseases, especially those oi women and child.
rem. From Physicians.
Marshall 5 Uterine Cathnlcon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which 1t IS recon.
mendcd."
There is no medicine like it in this country.
''ln the worst cases have ever met with.
VI ,rshalrs Uterine Cathoilcon il ~ certain and
sa remedy"
MAllSilALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
" unlesititingly offered rs y reliable remedy
for all those complaints t. which every woman
is liable. and which gradually affect the mind
rs well as the body, so that tu think. talk or
work becomes alike u source uf suffering. n
not mpossibllity. Among the complaints lot
which the Catholicon is a remedy are Falling
/ Of the Womb. Whites, suppressed, Irregular
or Painful MenStrulllon. Boating. lniltmma
tons, and Diseases nf the Kidneys or Urinary
| Or sans. Retention or lncnutiueuce ot Crime
He trtburn. Costivcncss. Nervousness. Faint
ingS. Pllitations. Cramps, Disturbed Sleep
ant all troubles, organic or sympathetic, con
nected with the uterine organs.
/ Ladies who are troubled with any of thu
above symptoms, or with spine, liver or Ian!
CO npltnts. are invited to address DR.. BRIDGE
WI ~ full confidence that they will hnd relief
Ma ~>halrs Uterine Cathocnn Is not u Quac.
mo iclne. nut IT'S ingredients have been mad
known tn the Medical COleses, and they ar,
at the service OF any respectable physician II
the country.
The Price of lTdRSH1LL'S UTERLTt
CATHOLICON one dollar aud n half per sii
gle bottle.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

a Bsnsvoient Institution, established by specpi =.
dosrmevf for ne relief Of the siek and disfresss~,
afflicted ,cifh Yirpienf and Epidemic distdses.
FTNHE HOWARD ASSOCIA TION, In view or the
Il awful destruction Of human HE, causedpy
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practsed
upon the unfortunate victims by anacSs, sever.
"a 4 charitable act worthy oftheirnarnc, oopen.
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class
Diseases, In alltheir forms, and 70 give Medical
Advice gratis, 70 all who apply by letter, with
n description Of their condition, Gage, ocouPa
ton, habits Of life, &C.. and in cases OF extreme
poverty, to rrHSIsH xrDIcINs FREE or cnARay.--
II Is needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill or the age, and
win furnish the most approved modern trea''
ment,
The Directors Of the Association, in theif
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction Win
the success which ha, attended the lahors q
the Consulting Surgeon In the euro of SPERMA'
T0RRHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, 1HPO-
TENCE, GONORRHEA, GLsEr, SvrnfITS, the
Woo OF OsAstsx, or SELv- nUsE, &o., tc., and
order continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year. .- s4
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere Of bonev.
olent effort, have been OF great benefit to ths
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved TO devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
cause. .. .t
just Published by the Association. a Report
on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, tho
Vice Of Onanisn, Masturbaton or Self Abuse,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
lin u sealedletter envelope, } FRyH OF cHhRes.on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Re:
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
OF sexuel diseases, diet, 6c., are constantly be.
ing published for gratuitous distribution. and
will be sent to the afflicted Some of the new
remedies and methods OF treatment discovered
during the last year. are OF great value. ..
, Address, for Report or treatment. DR.. ]. SKILL
LIS HouGnroS, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assos
citation, No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. By order ofthe Directors.
| EZRA ID. HEARTWEI.L, President.
GEO. FAIRCHTLD, Secretary.
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WEsr BEDPoRD Coshocton co., |
Nav IA 1881

WEST BEDFORD, UOshOCton Coz,
May IA, 1851.
Mr.. II. B. Kingsley--Slr: | have been SELL
ing the medicines of the GraiTen, erg Com
pany TO. the last ten years, and have inyali-
ably found them TO give good satisfaction
and the Pills | have sold to a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become sta
pie article. MarshalPs Uterine Catholicon
is a medicine that has done a great amour:
Of good in female diseases. One lady sold
il to, told me that she had received more
good ftom one bottle than she did from a
long couIse Of medical treatment by the
most SIX lliul physicians. Yours truly.
JAMES WILSON.
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IL dersigned having removed from Findlay
iEl> comfortable and convenient dwelling frl
sale. II is situate on the West end Of Hardin
street. The house is one story and n half 1ixl
3?-has six rooms and pantry--a good well oi
water, with chain pump; and The lot is suppl.
ed with fruit and ornamental trees.
This property will be sold low, or traded for
land ar good paper. W. n. GRlNG.
FINnL ". Ohm. Fnhrnarv II. 1850.
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MRS. RoBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
,,tI

NERNON, TrumDnII county,
May lst, 1858.
This certihes that have been in very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief
after employing number of physicians. Ny
disease was Prolapsis Uteria. had been re.
duced by that and Flouor Albus until had bc-
come ulCeerated to a considerable extent. By
the advice of DR.. g. w. Bushnell | procured
and took six bottles OF Marshall's Uterine Ca
tholicon. which enabled me TO attend to my
husband in his last sickness until he died.
which was about II wear since. | have taken
three bottles since his death, which have made
me able to labor and support my family OF
three children. 1t is the only thing that has
mitigated my suffering, for which | feel very
grateful. MARY L. ROBINSON.
The Cathocon is for sale by
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
A "a u b a
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Lonystroth's Movable Comb Bee. Hive

DERSONS wishing to engage in the pleasant
l. ANA lucrative business OF Bee Culture
will do well in supply themselves with this su.
perior Hive-to he had ofthc subscriber, who
will be pleased to exhibit 'hc article.
j. SrANSBURY.
FiNnL,Y. Ohio. Lnne |. lsi9.-IlM
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To the Trade.

Jusr REcEIvEp--.SHEET IRON--.lO0 bundles
of common and Charcoal Sheet Iron. and for
sale cheap. CARR & co.
Jrsr RECEIxED---wIRE..- assorted. from No. 6
to Is, at the Bethel Iron Store, and selling at
Manufacturers prices. CARR & CO.
JCsr CHECKED IS.--TIN.PLATE.. stock Of
which we will hereafter keep on hand at 2l6
and 2ls Water ST., and sell at the ioirsh figure
for cash. CARR & co.
In addition to the above we can supply you
with genuine and imitation
Russia Sheet Iron, Galvanized Iron,
Pig Tin, Rivets, Sheet Zinc,
for roofing, spouting and cutters.
Gire US call and ,ce tcW guarantee satisfaction
October %, 1858. CARR X co
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BUSINESS LurrUnsALE

' Ifany person desires to purchase first
rate town lot, that will answer the double pur-
pose Of business and residence, now is your
limc tn strike! The undersig gned is offering for
sale, rsry cheap, the property situated on the
West side of Main street, nth lot North of the
Public square. generally known as the ''od
Findliy House" Lot fronts West on Broad
way, and East on Main street, with An alley Oh
the South side--making II one Oft the most de.
sirahle lots that can he found in the town plat
of Finday. Any person desiring to purchase
such lot, will do well to call upon the under.
signed soon, who will make known to them the
terms of sale. n. Y. MEFFORD.
FINnLAY Ohio, January 20, 1889
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rHANCE FOR FARMs.-The undersigned
~ has for sale 24O acres OF land, located In
Henry township, Wood county. Ohio, which he
viii dispose OF on quito REASONABLE TERMS
for money, or for property that can be readily
converted into money. The land Is divided in.
to three tracts-two forty acres each. and one
l60 acres. s. A. SPEAR,
FNDLAy. MAY 20. Real Estate 1gsni.
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NE. as.j AN ACT
To smepd the sct entitled can sct 10 AZ The
salaries Of Judsss in certain cases."
sfcrres 1. Be IL snscted BY the osnersl
Assembly Of the state Of Ohio, That In all
the counties OF this state, having o populs
ton oftwo hundred thousand inhsbitsnts OF
upwards. the Judges Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas hereafter elected therein, sbsll
receive, Ia addition to the salary now paid
10 them out OF the state treasury, the sum OF
one thousand dollars per snnum, TO be paid
10 them out OF the county treasury, in the
ssme manner and at such times as is pro.
vided by law for the payment OF the salaries
OF the Judges out OF the state treasury
Provided that II the salaries OF Judges Of
the Court Of Common Pleas should be in
creased by the state, then the payment ont
OF the county treasury shall be unfinished in
so that such Judges shall not
in any way receive more than twenty Eve
bundled dollsrsrer annum salary.
Sac. 2. Tbatthe FIRST section OF the above
recited act, passed April 18th, 1883, be and
The same 10 hereby repealed.
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Represt tntstives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
February ts, 1859.
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AN ACT


No Al, AN ACT
a..
supplementary 10 IAN act ~ p'o''ue 'o' '"e
creation and regulation OF Incorporated
componics in the state Of Ohio" passed
M.vt 1850.
SEcrios l. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly OF thc stale OF ONO, ihat u shail
be competent for incorporated companies
heretofore organized, and that may be here
after organised under the provisions Of the
"sct 10 provide for the creation and regnln-
tion Of incorporated companies in the state
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AFFLICTED READ!

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Il Established twenty-five wears ago by DR..
K1NkEllN, corner Of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Penr sylvania.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered DR.. X. a most sue.
cesstul practitioner in tho onre Of all diseases
OF private nature; manhood's debility, as an
impedment TO marriage; nervous and sexual
nhrmities. diseases Of tho skin, and those
arising from abuse of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There II an evil habit sometimes INDUCED In
by boys. IN solitude, oiten growing up with
them In manhood; and which, " not reformed
In duo time. not only begets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise TO \
series of profr,cted, insidious and devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way to this pernicious
] practice are aware uf the consequences, until
| they hnd the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague fcars in the mind. (See pages 81. 2s, -.
of Dr. Ks book ON preservation"
! The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
BILE. II unable To labor with accustomed vigor,
ur 10 apply his mind TO study; his step Ia tardy
and weak; he Is dull, irresOlute. and engages
even In his sports with less energy than usual.
! Ifhe emancipates himself before the prac--
tice has done its worst. and enter matrimony,
his marriage Is unfruittul, and his sense tells
HIM that this is cansed by his early fnllics.-
These are considerations which should AVA.
ated.
REMEMBER,
, He who places himself Z under DR.. KTNKELTN'S
treatment may rcligiously connic in bis honor
rs u gentleman. and rely upon the assurance,
I that the secrets of DR.. X ! patients will never
he disclosed.
Young man-iet m G,ise nodesty detoi yon
I from making your case known to une. who,
from education and respectability, can cer-
tainly hefriend YOU.
Dr. KiNkELiN'S residence has been for tho
ner of THIRD AND UNION STREETS Phila-
delpha, Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gether with all their symptoms. per letter, en-
closinga rcmittance) DR.. KS medicine. aprro-
pra eel accordingly.
and adIMEdfs pScEsd secure &c ai tS RaT 81 GSs:
lTY, By mail nr express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOODn
4 vIGoRors Llrx OR \ PREMArrRH DEATH, KIN
KELIS OS SELF PRESERVATION
OSLY 25 CENTS
Letters containing that value In stamps, viii
ensure copy,per return ofmail.
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MISERY RELIEVED. -,
Natures Guide new and popular
warning, alike calculated "a prevent years u
m sery, and save thousands OF lives, IL distri.
buted without charge, and forwarded by mail, +,
prepaid tn any PnstOfiice in the United States +,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
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THE LiV ER
IN VIC o RAT O r I!
PREPRKD nv DR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUNS,

rs one Of he best Purgstvs and Liver Med
icines now before the public, that acts asa
Cafharfie, easier, milder, and moro efeotua
than any other medicine known. 1tisnot onl,
\ Cafka,fie, but Lfvsr remedy, acting first or
the L,ver 70 eject It's morbid matter, thus ac
oomplshng two purposes efectualiy. without
any Of the painful feelings experienced In tho
,perations ot most Cathnrfies. II strengthens
the system vt the same time that II purges n:
strengthen and build 1t up will. .yltepal ray, VI.
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Rates Of Advertising.

Is cents u line. Notices 25 cents n line.
All advertisements counted at the rate NJ l2
lines nunpareil or u lines agate To the inch.-
Engravings on reading pages charged the same
as Notices.
April 20. lSj0.-rfm
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March 1, 1859.
AN ACT

No, 73.l AN ACT
To authorize the sale Of surplus copies ol
the laws, journals. and executive docu-
ments.
sscrios 1. Be il enacted by the Geaes al
Assembly Of the state Of Ohio, That when
ever, in any county in this state. the laws,
Journals and executive documents ordered
l., law to 5e distributed have accumulated,
OF shall accumulate beyond the number re-
quired for immediate distribution, and for
the probable future wants such county. the
County Commissioners shall authorize the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county to dispose Of gratuitously to all public
Libraries within the county as may be desired
by them for library purposes, and to sell
such surplus copies at public sale, at such
time and place and upon such previous no
tice ss they may require. The Clerk shall
paw all moneys arising from such sales iniC
The county treasury, and all such moneys
shall he considered a part ofthe general reve
nue. Oft the county. This act shall take effec
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
3. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro TEN. OF the Senate
March II. 1899.
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ssossrAsr or srArs's ovvrou,

OoLUxsus, 0aIo.{
I hereby certify that tho foregoing acts are
true copies Of the original rolls now on Ale 10
tb,s odos. A. 2. RUSSELL.
Stfrstasr Qf lStats.
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LNAt,M FOR sALE.-The subscriber will
II sell his farm in Madison township. Han.
cock county, Ohio, one. half mile South of vii.
Jamestown. and q miles North of Dunkirk. on
the state road leading from Findlay To Kenton.
sides of the road. The tract contains one hun.
dred and eighty.six acres, eighty five acres OF
which are well improved; twenty acres deaden,
cd and will soon be in order to coar up. Also
an orchard OF excellent grated trees. The
farm Is dry, rolling land that is hard To beat in
the county, and Is well waiered. | will sell
said tract ofiand low, considering the quality
Buildings not very good.
July y, 1858. ID, r.. CAMERON
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II No. 55.l AN ACT
To exempt from sale and execution certain
property therein named.
Svcrios |. be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the state OF Ohio, That all fire
eng mes. hose, hose carriages. hook, ladders,
and hre buckets, together with any vehicle,
machinery Of any KIND used or kept 10 BE-
used by any incorporated city, village. or
FIRE company, Tor the purpose Of extlnguisn'
ing hre, be and the same is hereby exempt
from execution and sale To satisfy any jude'
ment. decree, or debt arising from contract
or otherwise; provided, that II any incor-
porated city, village, or fire company that is
the proper owner Of any such property above
specified, do voluntarily create lien there
on nv bill OF sale or mortgage, such lien
shall be valid in law, and not affected by
any OF the provisions OF this act; provided.
however, that the provisions OF this acl
shall not apply 20. or in any way affect the
remedy upon any contract now existing, or
Judgment rendered upon any contract in any
Court Of this state.
SIC. 2. This act to be in force from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate
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To News Dealers.

Packages Of not less than rs copies ~ the
cheap edition Of the Gd<ette will he sent by
Express, at the rate Of s9.50 por hundred (lb
cents cupy.) But in no case win such pack
ages he sent until aflor the money is received.
Specimen copies will he sont without charge.
Those who wish to "opcn an account" can or.
der the paper though Ross & Tousey. or Dex.
ter Il Brother, of New York, or Of other who
sale dealers. in Philadelphia, Boston, and else.
where. The paper will always he ready tor
delivery before the first Cf each month. News
dealers must incloso one cent u copy (extra)
to prrpdy packages sent by mail.
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sse. 0. section sss Of The shove rseitej
90, Is hereby repealed, ,
sfc. 8. This cot 10 take effect from and
WILLIAM D. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
Ii. a., MARTIN wELkRR,
President Of the Senate.
Jsnusfy 10, 1859.
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No. 7s.] AN ACT
To provide for districting any county in the
state. where the Commissioners Of said
county have failed to district in accord.
snee with the provisions OF an act to amend
an act, passed Apnli3, 1859, entitled "An
act for the assessment and taxation of all
property in this state. and for levying tax
es thereon, according to its true value in
money" passed April ~, 1858.
SporIoN I. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state OF Ohio, That in any
cou nty OF this state. where the County Com
m,ssioners hsve failed to district their coun.
ty, at their JuN1 session in 1858. in accord +.
snce with the provisions Of section thirty.
three or an act fov tho sssessm snt sud taxa.
ton OF all property IN this state. and for levy.
ing taxes thereon. according to itstrue value
in money; II shall shall be law full for them,
and they arc hereby directed 10 district
ssid county at any subsequent meeting Of
sid Commissioners, prior 10 tho 6rst Mon
day IN April, 1889.
SscrioH Q. This cot shall be IN force from
and after ito passage.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
3. BASsBTT LANGD0N.
President pro tsm. OF the Seaste.
March Il. 1889.
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AsDiros', oyy,on. FrslAr.

thereby certIfy that the foregoing acts are
correctly copied from those certified TO BY the
Secretary Of State. AARON HOWARD,
Asdiisr ef Hsxccek eoxnfy, OAio.