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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
March 81, 1859.
fNo. 1851 AN ACT

fNo. 153. AN ACT
To amend section two of an. act passed March
18th, 1858, to provide for the publication OF
the general laws in newspapers, and to repeal
an act entitled can act to- prnride For an car
" publication of the laws, and for other pur-
poses," passed March %, 1850.
Sec. 1. Be 1t enacted By the General Assem-
Jy If the STATE Of Ohio, That section two of
an act passed March 18th, 1858, to provide for
the publication of the general laws in hewspa-
pers, and to repeal an act entitled Gan act to
provide for an early publication of the laws,
and for other purposes" passed March 23d,
1850, be so amended as to read as follows: Sec.
2. That the auditor of state, secretary of state
and attorney geheral, as soon as possible after
the passage of laws by the General Assembly
at each session, shall select from the general
laws as passed, sich as they shall deem of gen
eral interest to the people Of the state, and the
same shall be forwarded by the auditor of state
at the earliest practicable moment to the audi
tors OF the several counties, and it shall be the
duty OF auditor, probate Judge and prosecuting
attorney OF each county, to contract for the
publication OF the same in two weekly or daily
newspapers printed therein, if SO many there
be, having the greatest circulation iii the coun-
ty, provided that in no case shall the same be
published in two papers of one party, if two
OF opposite politics are published therein, and
also IN one German newspaper, if there be ote
In such county, at a price not exceeding sixty
cents per thousand ems, to be paid out of their
respective county treasures, as hereinafter pro-
yided:
Sec. 2. That the second section of the act
above referred to be aud the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
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persons therein hat1ed to attend forthwith to
serve as grand jurors.
Sec. 3. That section nine of the act to
which this is an amendment, be and the same
Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act TO take effect from and af-
ter its passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
PRESIDENT Of tile Senate.
March 81. 1850.
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TIC pay balance of funded foreign
and domestic debt of State -S14, 736,627 20
Deduct Sinking Fund for years
1858 to SO, inclusive, already
applied---.--.- 1886 90
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25

wenty-cents--~---l4l SI3, 1897 ,242 20
is hereby made a guide and a direction obliga-
tory upon the commissioners Of the sinking
fund, for the TIME being, In tie discharge Of
their official duties, and is also hereby made a
part of this act, as explanatory thereof: And
the commissioners of the sinking fund, in car
rying into effect the provisions and requirements
of this act, are hereby required to issue the
certificates of renewal of the said funded debt,
and annually apply the sinking fund to the
payment thereof: First, to the renewal and
payments tfuNof the first debt coming payable.
which viii be on the first day of January, eish-
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mo. 1871 AN ACT
To.provide for the payment of Indebtedness of
Townships, incurred for the support of the
Soc. I, Be 1t enacted by the rGercral As :
sena6Iy Of tie State IF Ohio, That the trustees
of townships be and are hereby authorized to
levy. annually, any sum not exceeding three
mills on the dollar valuation, in addition to the
levies now authorized by law, for the payment
of Indebtedness heretofore contracted by the r
township for the. support of the poar.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and BE in g.
force from and after its passage. +, +.
WILLIAM 3. WOODS, ,5 s.
Speaker Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVE s,
MARTIN, WELKER,
President Of The Senats. .v,
April g; 1850.
Aiuprrons OFFICE, AsuLASp Cousrrl (.
ASHLAND, May 25. 1883. -
i Thereby certify that the foregoing acts are CORRECT. 8
ly copied from the original acts as reported to this
JAMES SwINEFoRD. Auditor.
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st. Six millions. four hundred
thirteen thousand, three hun
dred twenty-five dollars ,tweh-
ty-seven cents, bearing inter-
est at the rate of six per cent:
annum, coming payable at
the pleasure of this state, az
terthe S1st dayofD~ December,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-03

Strait zines Gin5elneu nidt bin, um ibn uua5u=

Nraft zines Gin3elnen nidt bin, um i'm aus5u>
fitbren. ast ' ,...n.(T =.
:, SA bin oa9er ernIddti9t, fir meinen 3wed
A9enten anSuwerben, melde Der &oiler ron
0tGBlano betolben tpirO, la9te @runer. Sin
9eee pon an9elteuten 8eobadtern mug iber
gang OeatIdlano auS9ebreitet merben, iiberau
mug ldl lllene Nertruuteu, meine Heilenoen,
n'e1ne SernlIttler baben. Nu Uier3i1 perlbies
0enen StatIcnSorten in OeutlAlauc babe i'd,
perehS meme 9(9enten anoewcrbeu @oie ere
polten BON mir cine OtenIt Subtraction, Die tie
1eer aleS belebrt, mas fte gu t1un baben, UNI
nIlt5umlrten CUR Befreiung Oeutl6lanbs lie
mullen MIR allpOdenttAe 8ertdte abltatteu,
natntlId IN @bilfreu uuo MT heuuid)er Onte.
l'no td] nleIneriait8 Itatte Dem Gaer Hleraneer
nno Dem 6relberrn BON Stetu Berihte ab, bic
10y motentltd nit et9enen @purieren na1 0tu6'
lano aoIert19e. Wtelne N9enten unD id ielber
metoen lu9en, unS nit alien beoeutenoen HatriD
ten OeutldlanoS IN VerbinOun9 gu leben, unD
belonoer8 Gn bic e6len Serren, be bier ueriam,
melt ltno, bat mid Der cole Stein oenielen.
stuD oer General S9lrnborlt lit euaewe6t in
unler unernebnlen, Der Brdoent Don 8tnfe 1T
fnr callelbe tbdtt9 uno bIlireih, iberll fnoen
MIR Treuloe, llnEerltiisuns, @iatb uno OIlfe.
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uno Suneidaftern iiber gang OeutlAlauo aus,
nit leeer Sag wirb DieIeS J{ee uuourdoriuali,
qer uno letter werben, cine crlfe fir unler
oeutl4eS Gefreiun9Sbeer Der 3utunft, eiue tGDt.
l'4e Gdlle, IN wel4er mir, 10 @)ott enlt mil,
Den Sonaparte einfansen wcloen. s. aIa
Nber bitten Sic liA, bitten Sie lidj ucr 8ers
tdtbern, rlef @raf Jtusent lebpult. 9t!d,t uue
Jbre N9enten iino perldppiegen, penn, UNI SJ
men Die 9Slbrbelt gu la9en, it babe ldOn bon
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nno @enIItper sebSrt, unO in OelterreiA lit
man lebr er5arnt iiber oenl lben. @ra1 Wtet=
ternl9 bat lth l6On nit einer BelAweroe iiber
oaS, mas er Sbre reuOluticnGren llntriebe
nennt. an raS pleuBlAe &abinet 0ewanpt, uub
oer lrln3OIlldselinnte prcuBilGe Wtlnilter uon
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a- (5OrtleBuns iOlst.l 5aa1 SIS
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BUR GrirtnerMlt9 an SoumbOIbts
~ 81 meEnem gerldse trl&ttni;
9lrranOer Onm Sn1nbOlOt'S

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gas daily, SAE :IAaORE n EKC&A
gsry morning (c8cspt Sunday and is fsiig.
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he'd every Friday at 81 per annu1n and 81 nss :
months i'll advance
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
Wayne County Fair.

Fair Of this County will be held in this
City, commencing the 18th % October next, and
Week Everything indicates shat there will De
the largest in the county and that
in every particular # will be attractive to visers
than any Pair heretofore held.
persons who TO be exhibitors OF Stock
have for erecting stalls for their own
use Others have this privilege ~ calling upon the
superintendent- John NJ Paxson.
cfsnge will he made in the price of admission Ell
Their members others but badges Tli pc usea
Tickets membership will be issued instead Of hadges-
members will be written On The ticket
be had application at this of5ce
members the respective committees request
ed 70 report themselves the Presidents stand, on
Wednesday morning at ten O'clock
The superintendent has procured large number Of
have rendered their services grasutously
Balioo Ascension will take place frc the Public
EquaIe 0 Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock.
The will be exhibited a. the place
Thursday evening
Special trains will leave all the Rail hs
Fire works.
On Friday there will be Of stock on the Fair
Grounds for the Accommodation of those who wish sci
DR. purchase. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
New Public alto ms.

THE ATLANTIC for September has come. The follow.
ing is the table Of contents The life anu works of AIRY
schefer visit Matthias Vineyard October to Mag
The Eleusins The Minister'S Woong; Trip TO Gaia;
ZeImas Vow; The Murder or She nnoccnts My Double.
how lie uniid Ne; The Singer The Professor at the
Breakfast Table; Reviews Literary Notices; Recent
American Publications.
1--WE have just received from she publishers Leon,
Co., - Fulton New York the last
number the republication of he Edinburgh Review
articles follows State of the Navy
Acropolis Athens Of the Court George
"; Life and Remains OF Douglas JerroId Fossil Foot
prints Queen Marie Antoine DR. Cartoons syriae
Gospels; Bralmonts Life the Duke of weiIing,on;-
Adam Bede; Teunyson's IdyIls Of the King The late
Ministry and the of Europe The review of rsH
especially will be interesting that his work
is just getting abroad in this country.
The enterprjsing publisher George c. Evans Ne 49,
Chestnut p sdelpsa, has just added to his
tensive list the following new books:
THE LIFE OF col. DAVID CROCKETT. written by
himself Comprising his early life, Hunting Adven
lures, Daring Deeds Border and Indian Warfare.
Services General Jackson the Greek War, Eiec
pioneering Speeches, Career in Congress. TrUmphal
Northern and Struggles in the Texas
War Independence, togeih with account Of his
glorious death the Alamo, In IL volume
Price SIpo.
We copy the following from the Philadelphia North
American: Croe kett character. HIS satob
ography long Ofpriut his reputation fer
centricity has presu upon the publication
all sorts Of outra and obscene
other vehicles for lev kumor. rhis vsl
auae republication Of the genuine with
~ aiaisinos; will Present geaerat5
readers. IL marked and characteristics
iret vas portrait faithfully none the les
SO tha, ~ishoa. eEort snI perfectly aud
esre. We yell remember the au sole original in his
northern tour. and recall Of the incidents which
his book slIuies We have looked upon his Ike
since; rejoice this rspastcs ton justice
honest from raisrsp-sse1t
,iou copy the book and handsoze present vffl
be sent by mail, pest paid upon receipt the
book for postage. classified catalogue
Of Book. and Gins inducements Agents viii be
sent free application Address. O. G EVANS, p2sl
er, 43s hestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
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MERE MENTION.

We are requested TO say that Sam1
Elder has not sold his News Agency 10 anv
one; but continues 10 supply his old custom
ers with the latest and best, at the Postoffice
Bookstore.-At the Council meeting Tues
dav night last DR.. j. L. Plummer was ap-
pointed member of the Board Of Health.
IN place Of DR. Wilson who has moved from
the city; the use of Engine House No. 3,
WAS granted to the Horticultural Society for
the Exhibition on the 18TH and 10Th, provi-
dad the consen; of No. 3 Co. is obtained;
Street com. recommend opening Sycamore
ST. from Franklin to Fifth, and reported an
ordinance 10 amend an ordinance locating
Jackson ST: two bells for Washington Fire
Go. No \ and one for No. 3 5 We're purchas-
ed: Council paid half the expense of dig
cling a good we'll az the crossing Of Marion
and Sycamore -Sts: this We'll is ST. in diam
eter, oft. Sin. deep. and has SIT. lin. water
in it: the sum Of SAN IS was reported
as collected BY the Collector. Mr.. Williams;
orders to the amount Of Sl.608 50 were al
lowed for various purposes, 81, ilS 90 being
for street expenses alone-A stock of new
Goodsis expected to arrive at J. Nj. Hays
this morning; they will be sold low. and ev-
ery BODY should call and them before
purchasing elsewhere, as a bargain will be
thrown in with every sale.--The presenta-
ton concert on Friday night last, was well
speeches good-music excellent
singing do; we came away before the
dancing exercises took place. but suppose
those who took an acfire par. enjoyed them
selves; our young friend Oran Perry deserves
considerable credit for his good manage
ment of this pleasant concert--A good
workman on Mems work, wanted at the Boot
and Shoe Store of Shnn & Conkle.--Police-
man Green, conveyed a colored girl. (daugh-
ter of Milton Laddl to the calaboose, for
freely using her tongue; she forgot that one
of her complexion had mo rights that q
white woman was bound TO respect" until
forcibly reminded Of ii; our informant
thinks it's rather a dark Green atfsir,--Mr.
B. Morgan, residing near Centreville, came
near losing his life one day last week, by a
saw-log rolling on his breast whilst loading
it on a wagon; he is in critical condition.
john Baxter was set TO Jail last Saturday,
on charge of knocking a man down by the
name of James Bentz, and picking his pock-
ct of quarter!-Our friend James Nj. Poe,
Real Estate Agent. has sold recently the
farm OF Chas. Boehning. near Chester. con
tanning 100 acres, for $4,000; Fred Elk's
house and lot on Franklin-st., for 81 600 I;
and Henry Rodenberg's house and 7-8ths
of an acre lot on the Gauze farm, for $3.50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

STATE FArR-We hope large number OF our
mechanics will attend the State Fair which is to
be held at New Albany the latter part OF this
month. Several of our manufacturers we're exhi-
bi,ors at the Fair in Floyd county last fall, and
speak in the highest terms of the courtesy and
hospitality shown to them by the managers OF the
Fair end the citizens of our river city. Messrs.
Henry Hunter and Solomon Beard acknowledge
tie kirdress shown them on that occasion, and
are now making arrangements to attend the State
Fair, with specimens of their superior workman