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senate when Mr.. Seward announced the doetrue
vIh had sueb startling effect the South, tnat ss
soor ss this Administration shall pass away, the Aoo
tionis,s vould get control IL overthrow SonihS'h
;ni,tntiops and remodel tie Supreme Court, 50 lnd'
its decisions should be against the Interests oil te
south MIR. Seward said hs expected that 10 bis ne
troe there would not be the foot OF single slave I
continent While be Ssward) uttered thi- A. ~ ~ w
bberote opniop his form dilaied, and hs pale lace
.s exn,essiye of had and malignant passion ana ms
ewes vIowed as if the fire OF he'll were burning IA hS
NJ FARNSWORTH iearnestlyl-God grani t6ai l.
too NAV zee the dsy when tie foot OF slave VIII no'
rect on ihis continent -
Mr.. BONHAM i'm his sestl-iouh never see ..
Mr.. FARNSW 0RfH said that II was the "isu % a.
Wsshinototjt Mss the doctrine Of the men who NUT
r. RsnGnlie aud Of the men who will eouiiane toe
RsrpLcs existence But this did not indorse ,uS fau
al 1obn RpWn. AZ to the Fugitive ; ave law oe
s,id his pc, pe would not pursue The neeins uee'u
tbgv would leave that dirty work TO TIE p~uoe,ss, ~
He asked Whether aHy Southern eenten an " q ~.
10 ,urp out and chase fugitive slave lie
that in the part Of Limos called EsY =, ~ ~
c,teh black ren. and instead CT aaVerAsihs '"'-A -
r1rawaNs advertise for their nAslrrs-
Mr. LOGAN lWho represeF;s Egypt tNu oA' ~, ~:
ioIutat,ep that hs consfitnsrts violate the ,-~ "a
fase Ii was rigbt that such rana"ays ssouU -
Mr. FARNSW ORTIZ explained, sayIn thai ne sioAe @
Cor n large number Of Republicans. MOI one Ol @'s.H
v onld sitp out OF his gsy in pursuit OF HAL
ar child for The purpose of restoring Tern 70
pY m aying this be did not say that they woAd sse
themselycs IN re.istaIeO 10 the FugruVs SsAVe Lam
Ibe> would pursue a coarse such ~ nas oesn
a s . ,oasi,.rly nativity" He believed TIC nv
i've Slave Law unconstitutional and inhnth n >" -
OF i,s provisions, but IeiGbeE iinseH nor ais par:
" oula Viieg armed resistance 70 IL
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One Square, one year S30-each addition a. square SIC
Written notice must be given take cut and step sd
vertsemens Of yearly advertisers before the year sx
pires, otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements will be discoH
tnuef without previous notice wilsny charge
be made for ess than one year Al the yearly rates
sE Advertisers exceeding the space contract.
cd for win be charged for the excess. -
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FEVER AND AGUE.

INEVER and Az e IN is various notifications ferns
Il the chiif ID -iaee - hcalth aud comfort IN the
West,-rn states That tbs sosriug O. ignorance among
,h. phy oans. bc admitted ny those who have
carefully watched the pr gress u Intermittent fever,
aud tile unAvaliing Efforts 10 cheek by ordinary
remeses
That The hillary difficulties of he Hesf can be pre-
reJ.ted 0rreaed ond taFsd Is CERTAIN.
ON this Isoint not a sBialos tf doubt cNasts IL is
certain that "a the muHifCs IL RESOURCES Which tie
Divine Misiom hath PREPARED hr tie use 81 m9n,
that a remedy fir the dFess tuI ftNfR AND A6Ik
was not erOoked d cannot be- tiat he who causes
o. sprng up he hertz which hesleth the beast 81 tle
fore of the held, hss provided no help tor this
maladv, By his own Va PROV idenre De has deefeep
that the "<sar OF Empire shall move NestN ard.
and may be tiaaf the teafiut contingency N
Qarst. well CyGardeG. and that the IDeAEs ti'fc
O wtsud be wouchs the earnest aad EatieGt sex
er We therefore s@y that IA furaishitg the ser
Of cure of FeVer and Asue We are enttiea
10 the confidence and consideration Il our esiAfnoh
county
We hereby certify that we hare submitted th7
6refenberg Fever Asa Agus Remedy - close IA
spectoH and scenine anals SIS and hAse also srrtee
is curative p. weTs severAi cases of Agts And Pc
yer IL Is a skiisfn,iy compounded rernedy ard has
proved itself conpletiy successful IN every tssnee
u "a richly deserving the cane icnce o. oar bfetlren
of the Medical Prssisssis'n, Aad ftte p0elie-
SAmUxf ouHxAy, ~ =. New ork.
C ". REogL > u, d, wisconuin
W IL sIMauxGTox, M. a.. itilneas-
I. J. JoENs.sS. n p., hissaaEi.
W { kErTkIpGE. n T., Nes hampshire
Jas T. NOrT N u iudasua-
J 4. TEzaENGEoS, n. n, c4iifsrntA-
WM 4. AkETEos, u. D.. louisiana
me GEessnberE Fever and Ag2e reiaedy IS xsrf
popular gtroeshaot Truaessee, AiabAmA aud Geos-
ga ana for sale bs every iHuzEst n tnese rtAs
pTN,s 40 cents E.er box AIkX MACK kSxik,
apr2u AgeEt t. isiFefenserg 4 %
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y b Merchants, in want nT any of III" above ar
tcIrs will ind their vantage u give the call AS
can ammodnte them bv tie dnZen at as low
prices aUy other house ia the City.
mnr3-tr G B. r. CUTTER.
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StOp the Renors

Hhcur'enty repo ted that we sell no Goods .ply
AUCTION, when IN fact, o-thirds OF our sales .Ts
private the same as IN any other wholesale Hons,
we Guy With ais exception, we sell for short rrost
for cash and short prompt paper
IeeA HGAS TRABUE A IUCus
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A C. A r D

\ ), lR"lN Formerly Of Irwin 4 HcClellsre
Huntsville, Ala having become associated
Will " in our business IA. style OF abe firm win be
IRWIN, AcCIEIIAND6 A Co -
Nashville Feb 10, 1859.
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DR JAMES WILLIAM

DR. JAMES WIIIIAS
near Sir:-Having suffered for a long tune rrom
Dyspepsia severely that was completely prostrat
ell and having tried every means for relief without
success. was advised 10 use your "Anti-Dyspetic
Elixir" II affords me much pleasure 10 inform you
that entirely cured by its use and cordially
commend II to all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, &c,
GEORGE WOODRUFF
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Economy in Fuel.
w sizes Of the

Containing ot the atestemprovemenis ever In
troduced into Cooking Stoves, viz: THE BURNING
IHE Gas SsoEF ARISING FRoa Co l.
BY this method hfty per of the fuel is saved
and much hotter lre conveyed to the
We have one Of these Stoves on exhibition at oar
Store. We believe Il TO be better for Cooking with
C.al than any Range Stove that has vet been In
ventci. Ia viii cnt IN fuel IN few r9onihE
We them to be all that promise tor them
and II the do not merit public expectation We are
willing To bear any loss that may accrue.
MACKENZIE 4 MfNCHiN,
april Il ollege ST, Nashville.
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AdminIstrafor,s A Notice.

rVsIIE unAersixasa kaxias oetala@a ieGtaFs q Ae-
i f.lnl tat The estate q htIhkfkf kiAG, de-
rsAse1 sbe M4Trh Eefm, 1888, - ths tteAfF Ceaft
u Ftsvt8sssn esuasy a ~ Al feFses ~lzo
saay fnehted n4td sttsie 20 eot-e fsresfe and
usaks 1szgnaenf sithost set4s, zs4 thsss hssHg
AeHfseatea sfthfu fhe fiase PTssrrsAe1 - an
thsx = ii be barrea. SARAH T. kiSG,
as.rez-tsa Adss,aef hesstkns eseae-
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NEW
NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1852
Misfellaneous.
LOOK AT THIS !

+ FFER TOR sale one Of the most valuable Farms %
i the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis,
near Ashport, containing 1900 acres, with about q
Of mile front-l50 acres ne rly ready for cuitvtion
II Possesses unusu Il advantages for a Wood Yard,
Stock Raising Grain Cotton almost any produce Of
The soil preferred. Any amount 81 god dry wood can
be sold fair price The timber consists Of large
qu nifty OF fine Black Walnut assifrRs, Mulberry,
Honey Locust Ash, Maple, Cotton Wood, blackberry,
Pecan &c. Timber and Ctne is evidence Il high
land. This Farm has attached to II small Island in
the middle the trout around which the chute
es in moderate high water, the foot Of il gives a
harbor for Wood Boat against the dritpr Ice running
where the wood yard and Improvements are; also
protection 20 wood against the highest water by stor
ing il back along the chute and the boat TO IL,
saving once handling II. improvements, good dwell
ling and out houses all new. II is only to this
Farm TO appreciate its value and unusual advan tages
Of location. will sell bargain or exchange il for
all improved plaIe-say to 20 acres, within TO
miles of Nashville, Louisville, -. Louis or Memphis,
and viii give liberal credits on the balance gener-
aus make quick sales, wing room for purchasers
To complain. Lose no time II you want No. Farm
upon the greatest river in the world For further
Information address me at Nashville, Tenn, or apply
to James johnson, near the Farm. He will show the
land II Dot there B. EABRY.
I,,nisyIfie Journal Memphis Appeal, aud 81. Louis
Republican copy 10 amount OF IS snd charge this Of
f5ce. -. apFl6-tr1WAw7w
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$50 NeMarA COR Iim

DANAWAY from the subscriber at Deoherd ne-
N pot, the night 81 the 23rd of March last. Ne
gro Man named JiM of yellow complexion, about 30
years of age G feet high Will weigh about iT5 pounds
Jim rai-ed by : MARsH, ESQ. Of Dixon county
Tenn. There is email scar his ieit nossril, that
he says Was produced by blasting rex, and few
his breast caused from burns, though not partc-
uhrly remembered by any one as 20 which breast
this on. He has rather down look and an
gemiste expression. out of the eye when spOk 10,
though coed oounienance, With b. Dad forehead and
round eyes. lin had when be ieit Pea Jacket
of bia~k Casnett and yellow Jeans Pants soft Hat Of
purple colcr. lie II a blacksmith by trade, and Was
sold by r :. Hawkins Ia ". J. Martin
The above reward viii be paid to any one who
will deliver him thatia sooga Tenn, or 10 T.
:. Hawkins No. Is Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
". J. MARTIN,
ap-T-u q ChaitsnOoga Tennessee
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y, n M " u n .

TN addition TO abe stoek purchased OF . n i~foon
L have receive the ioii0~ths;
s,ee es.o f,-t al esses yellow Ihae Flooring;
.,Dst 'ossl y - "
sa,sL - I" ESA Waite Pine Ceiling;
"a asIo - lLAse aud " NASlooaFdss
oeo clear White flne AL thle Anessssi
s0ss o8t ;. Popttr Plank, solst GEa sea1Ilingi
10000 CedaT ssr"ftrd -
AI.s -window sAsh, ard FssEaes And biinls %
uAeh. Pne fsnnel bs'rs ahd Francs Aah'ir ts'o's
Mulaisig aaH iirAnKeIs Poplar aad i1as shingles
t.is SUPPLY always hand al tse Nashville Lumber
,.I,s -s, 80 J. T. eIRSBS,
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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, June 25th, 1859,

On Saturday, June 25th, 1859,
90 WILL. be offered al pubc sale, at -
ts.ii the Court house in Nashville, the e<T5eA
Ill beautiful couutry seat known GfsA
's1IESOAk - situated abnai miles from
the city Of Nashville the Hillsboro Ntke- ihe
premises consist OF sheen undua ting ground
veil enclosed by picket fences. The improvements
consist 81 two-stDry tenement c0na niug abuut ten
together With Kitchens stbles. gi boussf Tis
terns &c, all IN COED order The houses acre bFit
By the Kew Charles Times about Hye years ago aud
are tasteful sdtJst initial and complete
TITS property wtii b. ss,id on.eue, two and ye-rs
time, Hb interest IRON day ol sale. lien Stl be
retained. and nstss payable II eARk, s4ti,i4etoTl
enslorsed, wiil be required.
" Tacker she prrmsrs and viii show them
20 any PERSIA dcsrtng 60 purchase
far further particulars apply ~
JAS b. CRAIGHEAp,
aprt-daessf - Publio sqsare-
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SPRING OPENING.

w VIII commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
W IN day or two, tof which cue notice will
gwen ana a. We intend going the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and Ali Who h,v
lor c1sh "ib bear n mind that We do an excIusiv
Cash business, aud We Will sell goods at a very sma
-aNsnoe, IRWIN, NoClEILAND & co.
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At this house all pictures warranted 10 please
charge will be made.
We would especially invite the community and our
friends in general visit great Hall Of Portrait
ure where pictures OF the most celebrated States
and Dvines he seen, viz: His Exce!lency
President Buchanan, the Vice President HIS Excel
leucy Gov. Johnson, Hon. Cave johnson, A. V.
Brown J. A McEwen, Eph II. Foster. and thous-
and others Of celebrty-Bishops Pierce, Kavauaugh,
Early, Payne, b tscOm Soule, Andrews and Rev. DR..
Edgar, &e., &c.
Copies Of the above can be had at a low price at
any time
sprl=-f.
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DY S P EP ST A.
EDWARD II. RowLEY

Communication 20 John K. Penrose. Esq, from MT
Franklin Eyre, Kensington.
Il is with great qualification that testify to the ei
fcacy Of Wilams's An ii yspeptic ElxT, which you
50 strongly recommended To- me, ana for which
heartily thank yon: il las completely restored my
health which cheerfully publicly acknow ledge.
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
Er~sf<cTox Sent 10 1850
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cornwell,s Halfway House, t1ih Bristol Turnpike

Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Emcs, Market street. abov
Sixth. corroboTatiye OF the efficacy Of Williams
Anti-nysperuc Elixir
nR. JAsEs WILLIAMS:
near Sir--lt gives me greaipieasure 90 know that
you aTe again preparing your medicine for the cure
II pyspepsia for many ef my acquaI tances have re
leatedly asked me where II could be procured know
ing that hat heen cured by IL. As I think that
,ublir ackuow le,genent of the great benedt have
fcccvcd from the use Of ~ medicine, is not only
tue you, but may be useful 10 others now make
4. For several years suffered from Dyspepsia,
hich increased to such extent thatmy health an
constitution were rapidly sinking under Il. ! VS.
campelIed restrict mysef the simple food
ana that could digest; ieh loss oi
strength, dissemination Ia exercise and (as you have
q IN your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling OF depres
sion and indescrhable Wearness. Ia the year lSSs.
hearing from others high recommendation OF your
Anti-nySpeptc Elixir, procured and used II with tbt
mast happy effect; under its influence languor and
WEAKNESS gradually passed aHay, and my appetite
revived, which could CRAFTY aith impunity. Ter
years have now ELAPSED, ard my coundenceI N the Gu
r.ttiVe powers OF your ~lIcine has OF course In
creased Tor IL completely cured me- hen failed O.
obtain relief from any other source
Very respectfully yours,
Thes'EHSr's sold in bottles 81 each or six bot
ties FOR 50
rroprieior JANIS WILLIAMS ND.
Chemist aud Pharmaceuilst
No. South seventh street Philadelphia
rrsate nv atiItruggtsts ang2a
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WYE hax a be uunil collection of of nahla roots
w ,,r ,te urst quality and most brilliant col
ors FuAlhrrc cellars ~ wilt furnish oSe S"keh
avery efir ui a dluv ct.t Csilor.
oaRI,FNt<S, Tuols a. every kind, for the Use Of
l.dy amateurs aud pr4ct cal gardeners
sgo CItOICE FLOWER SEEie, from Ia IS cents
tat.,t ali from Bl,ss's Nursgr 81
f~tTnp-. ~. have last received fail assortment
~ C,ui,Sis Jumps ia of which wsfTani, and vii
..tl .ha q low - than tie niafkel - CO
IDAi. tIi--Our lamls are kutNn to De ~ tne
snnl.st A1d best construction, al oar o pure a4a
trvs from ali oii,'ns Se oder
lLATEH ANu hilt ANA WAhE.-Ne hsVeA sfeA'
yarts II patterns al Castcr-s SPooasi FORKS, cups,
y -, - 90 S''' AAcAlNZIE NINcHIS
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"a AN ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees of the Town of Calais, That every
owner or occupant, (whether person or incor-
porated body,) of any lot or lots on the north
side of water street, from and including lot
No. 40, to and including lot No. q, and every
owner or occupant of any lot or lots on either
side of main and cross streets, shall grade and
pave, with flag stone, brick, or lay good
substantial platform, the full length of their
said lot or lots, upon the foregoing described
streets, not less than five feet wide. and keep
the same in good repair; said improvement to
be completed against the first day of Septem-
Der next. .. -s-r..E .-aar ..s- sd.
SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, that
if any person or persons, natural or artificial,
who is the owner or occupant of any lot or
lots on any of the foregoing described streets,
ments against the time afore- described, it
shall be the duty of the street Commissioner
to proceed and make a good plank platform
as above described, along the front of such
lot orlots so neglected, and recover the cost OF
the same, by suit, together with costs and
one dollar per day for his services while en-
gagged in said improvement, before any COM
petent authority having jurisdiction. s,
SEC. 8. Be it further ordained that all the
notice to owners or occupants of lots or parts
of lots that shall be required, shall be the pub
lication of this ordinance in one paper pub
lished in Monroe County Ohio. --.s.
SEC. A. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from aud after the 10th day Of
May, 1859. .s..aS ...sr-s q ...
BENIN. g.. STocKpALEs WV. HENING, .-f
.E- Recorder. '..-izp Mayor.
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TNO. ". AN ACT
Providing for Enclosing Railroads by Fences

rNo. 92.l AN ACT ....
Providing for Enclosing Railroads by Fences
and cattle Guards.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General is
semby Of the State Of Ohio, That every rail-
road company or other party having the con-
troll or management of a railroad, the whole
or part of which shall be located within this
state, shall, and is hereby required, within
two years after the passage of this act, or
within two years after commencing to run
cars thereon for the transportation or passen-
gers or freight, to construct and maintain good
and sufficient fences on both sides of such
road, or such part thereof as shall be in run
ming order and located within this state, and
also to make and maintain a sufficient num-
Der of suitable crossings for the accomm oda-
tion of the public, and of persons living near
the line of such railroad; together with the
necessary cattle guards to prevent cattle and
other animals from endangerng themselves
and the lives of passengers by getting upon
such railroad, and such company shall be liza
BILE for all damages which may result to hor-
ses, cattle or other domestic animals by rea-
son of the want or insutfciency of such fences,
road crossings or cattle.guards, or by any
carelessness or negligence of such company,
party, or agent thereof; and no person shall
ride, lead or drive any horse, COW or other do
mestic animal into such inclosure and upon
such railroad track, without the consent of
such company or party, under penalty of a
fine not exceeding ten dollars for every such
offence, to be recovered by such corporation
| or party in an action before justice of the
peace of the proper township, and the l;abil-
ity OF all damages which may be thereby Occa-
stoned: provided, that whenever such railroad
| shall pass through or along the boundary of
| any inclosed field or fields, the proprietor or
proprietors of such inclosed field or fields is
hereby required to construct one-half the fence
necessary to partition such inclosed lands
| from the railroad, and the construction Of the
| same may be inforced in the same manner as
are the partition fences between tive or more
| individual boundaries: provided further that
any person or persons desiring a private eros
| sing or crossings and cattle guards as contem-
plated by this act, shall be responsible for
one-half the expense of constructing and main
tanning the same. --s.-,s
| Sec. 2. That whenever any railroad COM
pany or other party having the control and
management of railroad shall have erected
such fence or fences as are required by the
| first section of this act and any lands adjacent
| thereto, the owners of which have received a
compensation for the right of way through the
same, are or shall be inclosed so that such
railroad fences shall form in whole or in part,
| the nclosure to such lands, the person or per
sons owning the same shall pay to such rail
| road company one half of the cost and ex-
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W0 o D s F I E L D
HIGH SCHOOL!

The next session Of this school will COM
mence on IS EE2 E.UE,<
.-'E1 Monday the lst Of August
And continue three months. The course EN-
braces the various branches of English, Com.
mercial, Classical and Ornamental education.
THE seruices of the best Teachers a0il
be secured. raEr- -r.-
TERMS MODERATE.
For particulars apply to
JOHN MOORE, Principal.
May 18th, 1889. 3m.
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AN ORDINANCE.

SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Mayor Re-
corder and Trustees of the town of Calais
That, between the first day of July and the
first day of September, in each year, each per.
son charged with taxes in said Borough shall
have the privilege of working out their said
tax upon the street, at the rate of one dollar
per day for every able bodied man to be
worked out under the direction of the street
Commissioner, and the receipt of said street
Commissioner shall be taken as cash in the
payment of taxes due said Borough.
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take effec,
and be in full force from and after its publ
cation. 70 ..'' .r.
BENJ'n. G, STocKDALE, ! WIN. HExING,
tsEes# Recorder. ma Mayor.
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re-. Clarington, [Sunfish] So. > :.
=: !" All of which he promises to sell at K
V reasonable profit, (having nothing &
IA to give away or sell at cost.) He =
n wishes to follow the above business =
a and not to interfere with dry goods,
- Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
O Tinware, &c, as they are separate g
A from his business and from each :,
other. ss4rs 80 ~ v..-z. - q
In his line will be found candies, toys /,
of various descriptions. &c. &c. bsa 81
Any article that may be needed that Il
not on hand have arrangements to be
supplied with. -7o@-#s aaa,a 81
JACOB T, MORRILL,.
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naming in the hands of such county treas
ures.
Sec. 2. 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
II N,,cob Oe 1870
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mo. 21.l AN ACT .v.
70 FIX the time and provide for the holding of
the Terms of the District Court and Court Of
Cannon Pleas in the several counties of the
several Judicial Districts of the State of Ohio
Section l. BE it enacted hy the Genenal Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That the terms of the
district court, in and for the several counties of
the State of Ohio, shall, in the year Of our Lord
enc thousand eight hundred and fifty nine, be
held as follows, to wit:
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ACDrToR's OFFICB,

AUDITORS OFFICE
WooDsFIELD, Monroe Co., May 2, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws have
been compared with the laws published by
authority, and found to be correct. ..
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. M. C. O.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, tt"
COLUMBUS O., May ], 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing act are
true copies of the original rolls OIL file in this
afice. A. p RUSSELL, Sec'y of State.