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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
Henry Clay on the New Tangled
n0rlriue.


Or 9th Of May, 1850. Henry Clay, from
the d mittes Of Thirteen in the senate o
the United States. made a roPOrs on the slavery
question, in which are 70 be found the follow
ing words:
''rhs true principle which ought TO regulate the
action OF Congress in orlning Territorial Gov
ernments br each newly acquired domainis b
refrair from all legislation on the subject o. s5a-
rery in he Territory acquired. 80 long as IL re-
tG'ns The Ter-ftogial form Of Government, leaving
il TO the people Of such Territory, when they
have tanned to such a condition which entities
them to admission Is a State. to decide for theu-
selves the question Of allowance or prohibition
of domestic slavery"
II viii be seen that, fMr. Clay was alive, he
would sustain the position Of the Democracy
on the slavery question, and condemn that of
the Republicans and Americans. The latter
parties, through their champions insist that
Congress shall legislate to exclude and protect
slavery in the Territories-the republicans be-
ing for excluding and the Americans for pro-
tecting slavery, while Mr.. Clay said that Con-
gress should refrain from all legislation as long
as it retains the Territorial iorm of govern
ment." The d ~Ifference between MIR. Clay and
the Republicans and Americans is vital aud
radical. He was for absolute and total non in.
PREVENTION; they are for Intervention. r
The following distinguished Senators were
on the G Jmmittce OF Thirteen, and concurred
with Ms. Clay in his report: Lewis Cass, D.. S
Dickerson, Jesse D. Bright, Daniel Webster
Senator Phillips, Janes Cooper, VIM. R.. King
Senator Downs, Willie P. Mangum, John Bell
John NJ. Berrian.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

6r0ne Of She Most PrevAlsnt, and At the
same lime Troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human issh, S the Fevers aud Ague.
For a long time the medical world have been
continually bringing birth numerous specifics g.
its perlusnent euref but all without elect
Dr J Hostetter, al experienced and celebrst-
ed physician. has succeeded in furnishing the
public with a Saluable preparation for The cure
Of Fever and Agae. The steady aud increas-
ing demand lately msde 6r the "Bitters, " and
the universal success attending its use, have
made for it = reputation unsurpassed by any
specific Of the kind, For the cure OF Fever
and Ague, DIR. HOstetter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters must and should Slain a superiority
over snY other preparation extsnt.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, sv-
erywhers. See adyertisem mt in another coll
umn. / mo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

..ShrickcrS for Freedom with the
ExpectatiO of Getting ONE by
80 Doing.
TIL, names Of the foil wing gentlemen are
announced as candidates for off; e in the CIdiz
Republicans
S~eu4Dr--R G. BRpwS, Athens Up.
JAMES DAY, Athens tp.
JosEPH ). FH)MlS, Cli'z tp.
MARSHALL M'CALL, Cad tp.
RsmeamMtivs-ToHN O4LEvtE, CaAiz tp.
w. II. McGAvRAS. North tp.
JosEPH MASTERS. North tip.
Prosecuting 1Hy--AMoN LENNON, Cadiz tp.
Iieasuer--RIcHARD HATToN, Cadiz tp.
B. w Pace,
r, J. BENNETT,
JACOB CAssEL,
WIN. /. Fly.
L LAIzURE,
G l.. HAvERFIBLD,
FRANCIS GRACE, North tp.
JOIN L. CANSoN, Athens tp.
WIN. M~cCULLoUGH. Washfto tp.
JoHN G. PLowNAN, Monroe tp.
LEVI SNYDER, Nottingham tp.
Sheriff. s. WooDpnRsE, Cadiz tip,
RonERr MCKEE,
s. N. CLIFFORD, +"
Comnussions - Jackson CRosxEr, German tip
Mfrmary Dir~ector-JAMEs STEWART, Cadiz tip
II. McILRAvY, Archer tp.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
No Material Change in War Affairs.
AUSTRIA DECLARES ANC0NA I'm
A STAEEDE SEiGEa
THE POPE PROTESTS!
RreadstuTs DerEinRmg--PrOvistOD
GAmiet--COmsuIs 81 5-S TO Oh Us.

ST. JoHN, N. f., May 2o-The steamship
City Of Baltimore has been intercepted off Cape
Race by the news yacht ofthe Associa' e Press,
and Liverpool and London advices to the llth
inst, four days later than those furnished by
the Canada aad Halifax have been obtained.
There has been no battle yet. The Austrian
movements are inexplicable 1t is beliycd that
they were awaiting fav, rable weather.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon had left
Paris for Genoa.
At London, money was in active demand,
and a further advance in bank rates was antici-
cipa'ed, There was no material change in war
atflirs since the sailing Of tho Canada.
The Empress Eugenie has been proclaimed
Regent OF France.
Austria has declared Ancona to be in . state
OF seige. The Pope Of Rome protests.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The latest intelligence from London states
that no battle had as yet occurred.
Til London papers view the conduct OF the
Austrian troops as inexpticable, except on thu
snppositon that they are waiting for more IA
vorable weather before commencing the actual
plans Of the campaign.
The Au|trianS are exhibiting much lndecis.
ion in their movements, occupying and abandon
ing positions apparently without motive,
- ~
There has been m mater change in he state
OF affairs in Italy since the sailing ofthe Canad'
Heavy rains continue to fall up to the laest ac-
counts.
A Vienna bulletin states that the Austrian
troops are awaiting better weather before as
Stunning offensive operations.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon lett for
Genoa on the 10th inst.
The Sandman General, Marnora, has made
the river Dora the strategic al line.
The Austrians are Certifying positions on thu
river Su.a.
/. Marshal Canrobert directs the operations o
the Allies from Alessandria.
i Mu:h sickness preya |, among tn, Austrian
The Sardinians are preparing a magniiicen
reception for the Emperor Napoleon on his al
rival at Genoa.
1t is reported that Austria will have 10000
men under arms. 2tg.
Austria had declared Ancona, a Papal poi
an the Adriatic, in a STATS Of siege. The Pop
e has protested and Austria has promised to re
! consider. yaaa! d
The steamer Europa arrived out on the ct
inst.
Breadstuffs-The circulars quote a conside'
IS able decline on all qualities. Messrs, Richart
% son, Spence & Go. report -four very dull at Il
Us Cd. Wheat also very dull and declined q
% a9d. The sales are uniinportant and the 70
lowing quotations nominal; western red Is d
n los Cd, due white l0a1Is,, southern white 10
. 6da13s. Corn is dull and Cd lower; mixed
quoted at 6s 3da6s Cd; yellow Is 6da7s, al
" white at rs 9da8s Al. \ \
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

GBro. Flood of the National Democrat, in
speaking Of the officers Of the U. S. Court for
the Northern District Of Ohio and the 0berlin
r~escuers, expresses our sentiments exactly when
he SAYS
The course pursued by Judge Wilson, Mar
shall johnson and District Attorney Belden, in
these trials, have shown the misguided men
who have drawn upon themselves the punish
ment of the law, in a light exceedingly diSre-
putable. The Court and its officers have treat
ell them with remarkable indulgence-have
shown them favors never be fore shown to men
charged with crime, and these a,crs, which in
our opinion never ought to have been granted,
have been met by the bitterest of abuse--tf Q
basest of falsehoods The prisoners are fanatics,
incapable OF gratitude, and their conduct shows
them to be entirely destitute Of truth.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
Evans Great Gift Book Store, I'm
PhgIa ii eIpNia.

HssSutbpbtN
We have received from G. 9. Evans, the cell
gift hook publisher, two excellent works
entitIed-''Fhe Pillar Of fire, or Israel in Bon
and Book OF Anecdotes and Budget Of
These books are not only instructive,
amusing, and readable, but they are gotten up
in the very best style Of the art. There q
great many gift book publishing houses that
are hurnbugs; hut we are free to say that g.
G. Evans, Philadelphia, does not belong to that
class. A great number Of people in this coun-
ty have sent their money to him, and have re-
ceived in return good books, and splendid ar
ticles Of jswelry in the way of presents. The
question is often asked, chow can Evans afford
to give away 30 many valuable presents, when
he sells his books as low as other booksellers u
This question is easily answered. His books
and Jewelry are bought ,chouy for cash, and in
large lnts. Reing largely interested in publish
lug himself, and ha"ing made especial term'
with all the other principal publishing houses
in the country to continue, while he is buying
large quantities FIR Cash; and as his store is IL
the immediate vicinity of the Trade Sale Rooms
he is enabled to buy books at from 20 to SO pc
cent. less han other boohselers. His motto is
large sales and small Profts."
A catalogue Of Evans Great Gift Book Stor,
can be seen at the "Sentinel' office; and we vii
kewiso add, that we will take great pleasur
in sending orders for our friends to Evans; an
we will warrant all those that send to him tina
they will more than get their money hack.
Address all orders to G. G. Evans, 439, Chess
nut street, Philadelphia.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

AT a regular meeting OF the members
Of I~Iopewell Lodge Ne, 276, |. 0. Q.
F., held in their hall in Jefferson, Harri-
son county, Ohio, on Monday evening,
May 10th, 1859, the following resolu-
tions were submitted and unanimously
adopted:
10 the Officers and Members of Hope
weR Lodge, Nc. 2F6, l. 0. 0. f.:
Your committee to whom was refer
red the drafting of suitable resolutions
expressing the feelings OF this Lodge,up
on the death Of our worthy and beloved
brother Thomas Brown, beg leave to
submit the following:
WHEREAS, In the dispensation of an
All Wise Providence, our beloved BRO
ther, Thomas Brown, has been remov-
ed from among us BY death, by which
bereavement q beloved wife Is called to
mourn the loss of ali efectionate hns-
band. a family the loss OF an eNer kind
father, and the community the loss of
an honest and uscfal citizen, whilst we,
rs a Lodge, are called to mourn the loss
o. one VINO WAS alWdAS oNh 'S"N "
carry out the teachings Of gu beloved
order, shat whatsoever We would that
men should do unto you, do We the
mi unto them" and as an Odd Eel
low, one in whom there vas no guile.
Therefore
Resoired, That we deeply and sin
eerely sympathize with the afflicted
family and relatives of our deceased
brother in this their heavy bereavement
in the loss of a kind husband and all in
dulgcnt parent, andby it W are solemn
" ~admonished of the uncertainty of life
and the certainty ofdeath, warning us,
"Be We also ready"
Resolred, That in token of u esti-
nation of our deceased brother, we Will
clothe our hall in mourning and wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
Resolved, That the Secretary be au-
thorizcd TO hand these resolutions to
the widow Of the deceased brother, and
furnish a copy to the Editors Of Harri-
son county papers for publication.
Fraternally submitted.
PHB4fP J%oLLEY,
j, r.. ROBERTS, Committee.
JACKSON CRosKEY,
is. PoTTs, Sec'y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a pc
tition presented To the Comm ssioners OF Harrison
county, at their October session. 1889, praying TOR
tire vacation of the Road leading trom tiamrnond's
Bridge. in Shortcreek township. aloag lhe line OF
Robert Herrymnr, Robert MInteer and John Srin-
gers farms And also PRAYING for the alteration
OF the road, beginning 81 John Stringers. thence
running down 10 1hnm1s Chaney's. thonce along
the line between John Davis and Robert Mintoer
up TO the road leading from Athens TO Wheeling.
mud $50 praying for the alteration OF the State
road. commencing at Ham,nond's Bridge, in Short.
creek, and running south to AleynndcT iammonds
Gate MANY PETITIONERS
Nav Of IaSQAt jag
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

GT}-The republican convention fer this coun
ty comes off on next Monday. ~As the day ap
proaches candidates are becoming more nutner-
Gus. People are not in the habit Of schreech-
ing Tor negroes for nothing, and the unnonnce
ments for office in the Republican shows that
the Republicans Of this county are not an ex
~cention
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

Apv1cE.-We would kindly advise some OF
the shrirkers that are announced in the Cadiz
Republfc1n as candidates for office, that they
had better wait until they receive the nomina-
ton, before they commenced teazing Democrats
to vote for them next fall, There is many a
slip between the cup and the lip"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

A~MUsINa.--To see B 70. Hatton denouncing
the Massachusetts amendment, which pFescribs
foreigners from voting until " years after they
are naturalized. after this same Br. Hatton
took an oath that be would prescribe all for
eigners from holding Office. and that they should
not be permitted to vote until they had been
in this country tweaty- one years. Well this is
amusing, lift is not hypocriticaL A rcpubli-
Q however is a regular compound Of i~nconsis-
tenny.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

6rJ. K. Rukenbrod, editor Of the Salem
Republican, announces himself as a candidate
for Representative in the last number Of has
paper. An abolitio4is: lisa very modest " man
generally: and little Ruke is determined not te
be an exception.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

SAD, BUT lRuE.-How often has the church
bell tolled forth its solemn notes, and the wall
;nas Of kindred, and the lamentations Of friends
arisen, as the body OF some loved one has been
borne to a premature grave, who died through
Ignorance Of their discuss by those who atten'
ded them, or the ADMINISTRATION of deleisrious
and Intellectual remedies. We write this IN all
soberness and sincerity, and ip thus allpding to
the dead would try and benefit the Lying.
What are some of the most fatal messengers
dat bcckon to the tomb? We answer, Scrofqls
Erysipelas. and similar diseases Now, ell
Though Providence has ordsined that such dis.
sgges stab OK 81, il has als'sproyided asretnedy,
d,stiIed rom The herb 81 the field. and Its name
4 kenneay's MedicaIsDtsevyery. Invalid, re-
ia.t n not
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
Harrison County hem cratic Con-
H~cMtiO5l.

AS will be seen above, our township meet
ings are to be held on Saturday, June Is, and
the Democratic County Convention is to meet
in Cadiz on Monlay, June 20, for the purpose
Of nominating a COOL ticket to be supported by
the voters of this county this fall. Let every
Democrat in the county be at the township
meetings, and appoint mon as delegates that
will attend the different conventions. Every
Democrat in the county knows his duty in
these matters, and it is not necessary to furth'
or urge him 10 do it.
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Democratie state Convention.

The Democratic State Convention meets at
Columbus tomorrow, the Goth inst. Delegates
will be taken athnlf. fare. The fare from Cadiz
to Columbus and Columbus to Cadiz, will be
1896 for the whole trip. Cheap enough. We
hope a goodly number of the Democrats Of this
county will 90. Tickets will be good from yes
terday to next Saturday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
George & Wilson.
Wholesale Gr0cerS Dad Dealers I'm
Produce aud all kinds Of AEpi-

A RE the sole Agents for the sale Of the Syria
n ruse first premium Buckeye Mower, in the
Counties OF ] ~offerson, Harrison and Belmont In
our printed posters we refer you to Q list OF the
names oil Fnrmers to whom we have sold this ma
chine. 1t is the only recommendation needed =
We are also agents for the sale Of tho New York
Reaper and Mower, manufactured by Messrs
Warder, Broksw a. Child. Springfield, 0, A first
class machine, FISHERS Iron Mower, tprice 5000
manufactured by Messrs. Fisher Shutters & Co.,
Alliance, @. Atkins Self Raking Reaper und
Mower, and various other machines. Having been
in the business OF selling and operating Harv est
ers and having paid particular attention to the
minis of all machines brought before the public,
we have been enabled to offer those wishing TO pur
chase, the very best article found in the Country
We Sc all our machines with the express under
standing that the purchaser is to be sa isfied that il
performs altit is represeE ted to do-no money re.
quired until the machine has been tried ind prov
oil satisfactory. We expect 10 canvuss thoroughly
the three Counties named above, that all may have
IN opportunity Of securing a machine. We VIII
have agencies established in Steubenville, Bridg'
port, st Clairsville, Barnesville, and other towns
unrougrout these counties. Order early. before the
machines are all sold, and not be disappointed al
some twenty or twenty Ave were last season
We have on hand a few OF Balls Ohio Mowers
which we will sell cheap far cash.
GEORGE g. WILSON.
Cadiz Atril Of go Al - 8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

SHARP.-The editor Of the Salem Republican,
in publishing q list Of those who we're indicted
by the u. S. Grand Jury at Cleveland, tries to
palm of the notorious counterfeiter, Rey. DR..
Joshua Webb, as a citizen Of Mahoning county,
when he is a citizen Of that sweet Republican
hole, known all over ehristendom as Salem.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

0TWe learn from Hon, Edward Archbold
Of Monroe county, who has just returaed from
the %funcral.t that his brother, Rev. ISRAEL ARCH
BOLD, died at his residence in Columbiana
county, on last Wednesday morning. Rev. A..
has been . regular travelling minister in the NJ.
E. Church fora great number ofysars. end was
well known in this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

t5-Ifold Joe Cable, of the Van Vert Amer-
ictn, was accountable for what he says, we
should take some notice Of his late improper
and untruthful use Of our name.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

GIVE understand that there will be some
hit dozen more candidates announced for Treas
urer in the Republican this week; besides candi
dates for other offices.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

Mr.. M'Math has declined to be a candida Q
for Prosecuting Attorney, but is annouced in
the st, Clairsville papers as candidate for State
Senator, and We suppose his name will also ap-
pear in the Cadiz Republican this week for that
office. r.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

ssAy E~RHoR--The communication in last weeks
Esntiaa, instead Of being signed "Cewantes,'
should have been signed "Cervantes."i
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

0JMr JAMES CEEE, q very worthy and re.
spectacle citizeno Freeport township, in this
county. departed this Life on the l6th INST.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25
1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE. 1859
Second stosk Of Spring and sunnsr Goods
~1RE.NEIDOU;S STOCRH
Filling our three store rooms to overhowtng- being the largest stock Of
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in the city for Is years.

TFUTTT OH -TWCTS UTT T0WT5 10 die dTVTST SWCK OF
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in The city for Is years.
THE Subscribers se pleasure in announcing that they h@e nOwfs sme4sE 4RGEsT. md In
many prospects the MOST bHRA Biz Stock F0gns and D0maSncG Goods dF nave eve p~-nr
ed to the pble such are our arrangements whhH the Importers aud sndaeunerF bwins a. wedo
almost ours me nOk whC Cash. datw we can sell goods upon sshemrbk temsnza3 koa~fn ts
lcs~ dgwdsb bought ct New York Auction Houses in original packages embracing some Of the
ICHEAPESI rlough to the L-RaHJ OF them tas un x their vde4 We anedaefmned
70 mske il hei interest OF cash BUYERS ITO make he III HIVE heir Psce OF -and ri assure
the pubi, we mennot only TO make OURS tel sRn" store 10 phtofsToCk af etsNEssp
always have aime fe odnt lass Statesman, English land GERMANY gedmsny and obisnE
! who's ThO ourselves will be sHRSbapy toshowg goods at asnaua advance on cost Owm ouou uAn
profits quick sales mdp prompt pay. .EH-r .EEEuHHHk TH ZINf4EE+n
In 9m St@k WILDE always found the largest Hmk Of hhhncya and plain DnS Aks tn city.
price. The choicest yahsy oCAanuny, adF French Lace Gnus and SILK DO, and the best variety
jd Grippe Silk Stella aud MUeS Shaw every style The largest spk of ChnteaL aws,D De.
lnns GhLlk Baags Prints &c, SC evrb rbto lhec nY-MnY $4,000 yards ~ E4 81
MEN AND BOYS WEARING cali pahcnar attention to JT immenmH stock ocoha cM-
mees weds,H linen rand coon fabrics, ami mHns GNps etc. r 49, rsn & rM
our stock OF PapsIs-hu my inuune and 8HnNney Goods and Straw Goods generally,
iBmnetu md Hat w chalange the 0ld-R lever before had half so many. Ourso rs Api
than ALL onr uOeksiD Wheeling combined, We cant a Bwmusu kNbci xauea good bmaei
Tor ablME, less hhe vebe6e heard II We keep gedkpd dCupemg. Rugs Window Blinds,
which we ill sell very cheap Remember tile place the sign The Golden Beiye,m near the Ss-
pension Bridge, Wheeling. Va IS ag fl t@ - - e5mMa
| May IL. -. a H1 --asrA a#sa#. ~@ " STONE q THOMAS
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AuDIroR's Office, Harrison County, Ohio.
Cndiz. April i3,lS59
] hereby certify that the FOREGOING loint llesolu-
ton is currect, as returned to this otice.
X W. KlNSEY, Auditor
apf3-'S59-6n Of tiarfisou County.
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M a HI r Z III ID

TIT
On the 18th inst, BY Kew. II. Heberling, at
the house of Isaac Lewis, Mr.. EATON PAXTON,
o I3elmont County. Mrs. JANE McCoGaIcK, Of
Georgetown.
On May ~, 1859. at his W residence, by
Rev. A. Swsney, Mr.. JosEpH d. MAYS, Of Har,
rison county, %, and Miss SUsANsAH ABRA-
HtMs, Of Carrollton.
At the Mansion House, the nth inst, by
Rev.J. s McCurdy, MIR. AEoHiBALD RUsK, and
Miss ELIZABETH Y. Yosr, al Of Harrisyille,
' Harrison county, d.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

n ,vSGEsI its 4 ~ Lys, hrEnaklpg Toap MpL
III lia,e ma ~ttn ttile II ~ iI9ghle, fr
Nv DEALL
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Fresh Grocerie.!

HFeSn
JUST received a large and splendid stock Of fine
y family Groceries, Of all Kinds, VIZ: Rio and
Java Cote 8, Crush'd, Pew'd and Granulated Sugars
fine Black and Green Teas, &c, for sale by
MePHER son Il CO.,
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SECRETARY OF STATES 0FpIcE
Columbus, q, April 7, 1859. "a
| hereby certify that the foregoing Joint tiesolu.
ton, relative TO an amendment to the Constitu.
ton providing for annual sessions Of the General
Assembly" is a true copy from the original roll on
file in this office
A.. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

Resolved by the General Ass,ut " Of the State
of Ohio, Three fitths OF the Ilembe rs vi each house
concurriug herein that i be and Is hereby propos-
ed 10 The electors of tae State to vote at the next
annual October State election upon the approval or
rejection Of the following amendment as a subsii.
.tute for the first clause Of the twenty fifth section
%! The secoi article of the Constitution Of this
State. TO wiidl'AIl regular sessioi IS OF the General
Assembly shat commence on the trst Munlay In
January annually.
VILLA u B. WOODS;
Speaker of the II r,se o. Representatives,
MARTIN WELkER,
April 5, 1859. President OF the Senate.
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April 4, 1853.
SEcaErAay or SrATE's OFFICE,
fN. Aarek . 1SEQ

SECRETARY or STATE's OFFICE,
CoLuMpUs, March 2, 1883.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies Of the original rolls on file in this office.
A.. P. RUSSELL, Secretary of State.
hereby certify that / have read and compared
the proof Of the foregoing laws, aud that they are
e,rrec.ly printed from the copy certified by the
Secretary Of State.
Z. W. KINSEY,
Auditor Harrison county.
APRIL ~, 1889.