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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14
Appointments by the GOycrmU


by and with the advice and consent Of III,
Senate.
Fergus Anderson, of Butler county, to be a
Trustee OF Miami University, rice Charles An
drrsou, resigned
Asher Cook of Wood county, to he a Trustee
of the OHIO State Asylum tor Idiots for three
years commencing on the 2lSt day OF April
is59
James II. Coulter of franklin county to be n
Trustee of the Institution for the education ot
the Deaf aud Dumb tor the uncNpired term OF
three years, commencing ON the ION day OF
April 1898
Charles w. Potwin of Muskngum county, to
h, Trustee ct the institution Tor the educu-
tion of the DaT aud Dumb, Tor three years;
commencing on the l0lh of April lSj0.
Isaac Braylon of Cuyohoga county, TO I've n
Trustee OF the Northern Ohio l.unotic As,lum
for the unrXpired term OF five years, commen-
cling ON the lOth OF April, 1886,
John Hunter of Cuyuhoga county, to be a
Trustee of lhc Northern ONO Lunatc Asylum
for the unrXplred term of six years, commen-
cling ON the 10Th day of April 1896.
Calvary Morris OF AthcHS county, to be n
Trustee of the Ohio University Mt Athens, in
place oiS,murl f. MaccWkcn, deceased.
Edward Jordan of Scio,o county, to he u
Trustee of the institution Tor the Blind for three
years, commencing on the 10th of April, 1889
William FulerDon ot Ross county, to be Il
Trustee of the Central Ohio Luuauc Asylum
for the nrxpirtd term OF six wears, commcn
eing ON the 10Th day Of Apu! 1888,
Charles BreyloG)e OF Fank)jn county, to be a
Director of The Ohio rtniteUuary, for the unex-
pirei term Of six years, commencing on the l2th
day Of April, 1896,
Adam e, lllucs of Franklin county, to be a
Director of the Ohio rcuicnti'ry, for the uncX-
lired term of tour years, commencing on the l2,h
day OF April lS)6
William A. Platt of franklin county, to be
Acting Commissioner and James L. Worthing
ton OF Ross county, aud Leman Il, llarkucsS
so be Advisory Commissioners OF the new State
lluusr, Tor two Years, commencing on the lOth
day of April 1883
Willurd Warner OF Licking county, TO be 1t
Trustee of the Central Ohio luNatic A,ylum,for
the un,Xpircd term of six yeais, commencing ON
the l0,h day of April, 1853.
John Taylor, OF Defiance county. 70 be Di
rector OF the Ohio rculcnIiury tur the unsxpi-
red leIla OF six ycaIS, commencing ON the l2'h
daS Of April 1896.
Charles L, Pierce, of Summit county, To be q
Trustee OF the Northern lnuauC Asylum iu,
the m"Xnircl term oi Jwo years, Commoaciny
ON The llth OF April 1893
f. NJ Case, OF Bryan, Niiliams county Aii
de.camn with the rnLk of Colonel, in place q
James NJ. Ashley, resigned.
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SHERIFFS SALE

George +, Schuchman u GO. VS.. Josiah.F. Price
DG virtue of ycndi writ of execution to me direct.
I'D ed and delvcrcdin the above entitled case from
the court of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio
will oer for sale at the door OF the court house. in
Pcrrysburg, on
Saturday. April 30 1850
between the hours ofl2 o'clock NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ
of said day. the following des ,rbed real estate being
tho west half of the southwest quarter of section
number thrty-three 33,) Of township number four a.
in the United States Reserve of twelve miles square
at the foot ofthe Rapids in Wood county, Ohio con
tanning eighty acres more or less
G.. w. NORTON, Sheriff, Wood CO., O.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'tf.
March u. 1859 S3.4O.
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BLOOD PoRIFIER AND BLOOD Pulls.
DIR. ROBACK'S .-.
SCANDINAVIAN RE EDTES.

NNHEN DIR ROBA X, THE RENOWNEB
w Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood PurI-
her and Blood Pills in the United States he set
forth in plain language their curative prorerties--
ms was years ago. The task Of ding the N
mas since been taken OHt Of his hnadS. Engiltcnca
men, whose character for sound judy ard hilos-
"phy, gives their opinions weight In the community
M who observe, reflect and make assurance doub
~ sure before they dccidearc here approving
and urging the use of these wonderful prcparations
All who conhdc in The wisdom and honesty of this
class or who chose to investigate for themselves are
now OF one miad on this important subject.
Dr, Roback invites the attention of the sick TO the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from the members of the medical profession, editors
OF pubic journals well known mer,h hants and farm
sand ladies Of the highest respecubility giving.
accounts of dinary wrought by the rem
cdlcs, oi which n'es thcv themselves were
EYE WITNEs SES.
These parties may be CONSULTED pcrsonally or Inv
letter, 10y those who have any doubt upon the sub
Ject. The evidence in the possession Of Dr. Roback,
which is at all times accessible to the public. estah
fishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerriDg certainty, and in a very short time
That after all other medicines have roved useless,
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer
Il hnt
~
S1SN FEMALES,
who havo langusled for Years in belnIess weoknosa
and dependency, recupcrae with almost miraculous
rapidity under their nyigoratng operation That air
Sexual Disabilities removed by their cordial and
gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
SIEATvTERED CONsTITJrTTnNs
ho,,ovor tho, ,,,, h., I,ao., ia :,
rIt ,ti Iit netl 'l'neo Win ana abused.
LENGrIIEN LIFE,
and render il ENJOYABLE That operoting drocuv
upon tie p0iSOm of disease in kbrbLnoI tbcv '''
rAVrS,T, soDnr ,r,> 49,
H SOo> ~ HEAL,
ana discharge from the system every faint of Scrof
ula' whether hereditary or otherwise That they
RECRUIT TIE DEBuITATED
and that there is no disease of tc stomach
crs in which they do nor y Wv I"uus or mus.
administered before the yerv aG r ItJ, ana w
;nvndcdN rdrcct a ;t w. ~, .. iIe mas peen
Beur in mind hat the 81 CtNHiN nVT,N vrcp
TABIE ri OOD pills ore on,Inrsod ~. y, ' M MEuE'
rience of Thousands fiivimr wnosscs t'' Lux ,enpe
and afdayits npd medical works and vnrJ ~ h
procnim them TO he te very hesi ~ %
kind ever offered to tLn hroion dn, ;t; W t,e ~,
health They hum disease tbror"b ~ III,
organ oftLc system and to cHUeI il "'ehue al,e
nrTmopcrtIv 'i - ''"''o"s"'! """
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PROBATE COURT.
Sale of Real Estate by Order ~,

EHIC OF NCaI Est0te by Order of COnrt
W the 10th day of April, a. d. 1859 between tb,
~ hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and 3 o'clock p. N at
tne door oil the court house in the town of Perrvsburg
wood co - will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
loving real estateas the property the heirs of Henry
Gardner late of Wood County, Ohio d, ceased To,
VIII; lhe north half of the southw west quarter of the
southwest quarter IN s-w s-w 4 i of section
twenty-sN (26) town six (G) north range twelve 021
east containing twenty coy acres more or less
iERMs;-One-third in hand, one-thrd in one wear
ana ohethrd in two years; dercrred payments bear
ing Interest, and secured by mortgage on said prem
ises. e. WILLIAM MINNEKED Cmn.jtf W
F. " D. X. HoLLENBECx, att'ys
March "a, 1S59-4Gw4S225
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SHERlEES SALE.

RoXanna Morehocse VI. Andrew Morehouse.
DI virtue of an - vendi writ of execution to mo iii.
ID rccted aud deii, cred from the court of common
pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, April 30th A. d. 1859,
between the hours of - o'clock VI and o'clock T. NJ
Of said day. the followingreal estnte The north west
quarter of the northeast quarter of section number
ten OOJ township number four az north, range mum
her nine (9) cast, in Wood county, Ohio containing
40 acres more or less.
C. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood co. O.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plH
March IS5q--thyGSJ
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SllERIFF'S Sale.


Jacob Myers VS.. Mary RoosC ct al.
DG virtue of AN alias order of sale TO me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio. in the above entitled case will
offer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on
Sdtarddy April 30th,A d. 1859,
between the hours o ~ o'clock NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ
OF said day the following real estate: The west halt
of the north east quarter OF section numbc sey
Q1D OF township number five (j) north range num-
Der twelve Q2) cast in ood county Ohio, containing
30 acres, more or less.
G. w. NORTON sheriff, Wood CO., 0.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'H.
March II, lS59-ijwGSJ 40
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SilERIFFS SALE.

The Perry sburg Bank VS.. John Van Blarcum, Henry
llnskins ct al,
DY virtue Of an al vcudi writ of execution, with a
ID III Fa clause attached to me directed and dey-
cted in the above entitled cause from the court oi
common pleas OF God county, Ohio will offer for
sale at the door OF the court house In Perrysburg,
Saturday, April 30th, ~. d, 1850,
between the hours of - o'clock NJ aud O'Clock L. NJ.
OF said day the following real estate. being the uudi-
vded interest of Henry iaskius in lnlots number
hundred, one hundred thirtyone one hundred thirty
two one hundred torty.oue and one hundred and for
tv-two goo l3l, 1872, III, lt2 in the town of Por-
tNgc, as laid ont and numbered in the recorded rlat
ot said town. also the south half of the south-w
quarter OF section number six Co., of township number
four ~ north range number eleven (l east, except
that portion sOuh of the county road from Portage
West Millgroyc; also, much of the town plat OF
Portage lies north of said road containing 81 acres
more or less; also the one undivided half of lots
number ninety eight and one hundred AMI eleven 9S,
lll,) in DeWitt's addition to the town of Portage;
also lot number twenycight (2S) in the town of Por
tngc, all in Wood county Ohio,
{, W. NORTON, sherin Wood co.. O.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pm,
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SIlERlEE'S SALE

{. NJ. Fisk VS.. Il. Arnold and A. Rortel
II virtue ofan order of sale TO me directed and de-
- hVered,i the above cause. from the Court of
common Pleas OF Henry CO., Ohio, | will offer for
warehouse of Allen Bortel on Monday April 25,
1902, between the hours of and 3 O'Clock F. NJ of
said day the following goods and catels to wit: %
bedseads, one Bureau one Side Board 4 Tables ono
spring l}ottom Sofa sets of Chairs sewing Chairs
: wash Stands. ? Hall Tables one sewing Stand enc
Mortlcing Machine fnd one Turning Lathe taken n q
the property of a. Bortel CIV. NORTON sheriff
By GEO, IL. YANBLARcUM Deputy :.
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SllERlEF'S SALE.

Erasmus ID, Peek Ns. Robert Shaw.
Dl virtue Ola ii Ia writ ot execution to me di-
= rccted and delivered from the court Of common
pleas ,f Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale the door of the court
house, in perrysbUrg. on
Suteri,y April 3Oth, 4. u. .lSi9,
between the hours otl2 O'Clock VI. aud O'Clock +. IT.
of said Gay. the following real estate, hcmg Mlot
number 4sS as laid oSt and numbered in the re
corded plat fthc town oC Perry sbmg, in Wood coun
V, Ohio. &. W, NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., o.
JANIS MURRAY, atty pR
March II lS5q-tiwESN ~
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SlLERlEkSS SALE

- UTOIu Btnn vs.. WeUrge e, Bonn. II"
DY virtue Of ~ Pa writ VI execution to me d
- rccted and delivered in this case from the court
OF common pleas Of Wood county. Ohio I will offer
for sale at the door of the court house Pcrrysbg
on Sat0rday, April 3Oth, a. ID. 1859, B ~
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. aud o'clock L. NJ
OF said day the following real estate North half OF
her ten l0) cast, IN Wood county, Ohio containing 81
acres more or less. g, w. MOTION,
JAMES MrkHAY, atty plfl Sheriff Wood coo.
March II. lSjg--IjwGS2 So
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

. Dh LIE.
John Bates, admir- of VIM. II. Courser's estate VS.
James j. Parks, ct al,
DY virtue of an order of sale to mo dire cted nni
ID delivered in this cause from the of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale n
the door of the court house in Perrvshurg, on
Saturday. April 30th, A. d. 1859,
between the hours of o'clock VI and o'clock p, NJ
of said day. the real estate described lnlot num-
Der one hundred and ninety-fvc 095) as laid ont anC
numbered in tho recorded plat of the town of Per
rl sburg, in Wood county, Ohio, with the appurtc
nauces thcrCunto belonging.
w. NORTON, sheriff cf Wood co., o.
JAMES MUEHAY, attyplf.
March II, 1Sj9--ijw6sS3.0 90
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SIIttRIEFS SALE

Lawton Barrett n Co. vs.. levi C.. Lock-
Di yittue of an order of sale 10 me directed apt
ID delivered from the court Of common pleas in
the above caused will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house, In Perrysburg. on
Sa nrday, April Both, A. ID. 1850,
between The hours of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock T. NJ
of said day, the following real estate described as In
lot number five hundred aud five. (5Oj) as lai out
and numbered in the recorded plat OF the town o
Perrysburg in Woodcounty, Ohio
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Of Wood co., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty PIN
March IL, iSig--tbWGS2 AZ
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Wood Common Plcas.-sVacation after Feb-
runry Term, A. ID. 1859.

NsHCI IOOk, eNeCUJOT OF J. 4. JaT dec vs. JosepT
NJ. Grain CT al.
FINlIE said defendant, Joseph VI. Grain, will take
l. notice that the plaintiff has filed his peitio,
herein against him, asking for foreclosure of the
mortgage given by said delendent, Joseph NJ. Grain
to Oryille Hunter on the 4th day oCSeptembcr A ID
1886. and at the last term of the Court of Common
Pleas, said plaintiff took an order to make this pub
licaton; the amount claimed by the plaintiff is two
hundred dollars with interest at Ave per. cent pei
annum from the 4th day OF Sept, 1856; and unles,
said defendant answers demurs to said petition or
before the 18th day of May next the same will be
taken confessed, and the asked to give udg.
ment accordingly ASHER COOK, pro per
March ~, lS50-tGwGS36O.
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BLrw UP The little steamer SoiH exploded
her boiler while lying at the dock in St Clair
Mich, on the 5lh, Pieces of the boiler aud tim.
bers were thrown about eight rods. Two men
who were in the cabin, were thrown, one of them
twenty feet from he boa, into the river aud the
other out on The dock, Both were severely in.
jurcd.
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"A, the raising OF Il frame ham on the farm
oi Nh, r. Scoles, in Pike township, Knox couu.
". on WcdnrS lay sudden gust ot kind blew
over two hHnis, Daniel Scoes was killed hy
the failing timberS Joshua Babbs had his skull
fNctnr-d and three or four others were severely
injured
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Road View Not;re

NOTICE is hereby given to the non. re e,dent ow,-
~ crs ofthe east half northeast quarter and east
half south east quarter of section IL. town a. =
that viewers will meet at the Court House on the 7Tth
of May. 1853 preparatory to viewing and locating a
county road commenclng at the east quarter most Of
section IL, town 4. U. s. H.. thence west to the Nc
Cutchenvillc Road. and there terminate
JOHN NEAGER, ct al, applicants.
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NnERlFE,S SAIE

McA. Armcr VS.. Abiah H. Smith.
ID virtue of an alias yendi writ of execution to me
ID directed and delivered in the above entitled
cause from the of common pleas of Wood cUun-
ty. Ohio, will oler for sale at thc door of the court
house, in Pcrry>burg, on
Saturday, April 30th, A. y. 1859,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ and o'clock =. NJ
of said day, The southeast quarter of section mum
her thirty (33 in township number six (G) north
range number twelve Q2J east. in Wood county Ohio
containing 100 acres, more or less
G. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood co. O.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'ff.
March I, lSj9--ijwGS3.O
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SiIERIFFS SALE.

James Murray VS. Edmund Bloomfield and another
admir- &c.
DI virtue of u ri IA writ of exec ltion to me di-
ID rectcd and delivered from tha court of common
pleas of Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at tue door Of the court
house in perryshurg on
Sa'yriIy, April 3Oth. 1889.
between the hours of l. o'clock NJ aud O'Clock r. NJ
ot said day, the following real estate; lno number
scvesty-siN 76l in the town Of Pcrry-hur in Wood
county Ohio,wih all and singular It's appuren0uccs,
&, W, NORTON, shtrif Wood co. q,
JAMES MURRAY, Pro Per-
March Il. lSyl-IhyGSB 90.
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ADMINlSTRATO SALE.

James McFndden, admir-, vs.. Price Clough, ct al.
10y virtue of an alias order of sale o me directed
- aud delivered from the court of common pleas OF
Wood county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF
the court house, in perrysburg on
SdtTRW, pril 30th. A. y. 1859
between the hours of II U'lock NJ. and O'Clock p NJ
of said day the following real estate: In lots number
iftyonc, hltytwo and sixty one (5l o. Gl in the
town of Portage, as laid out and numbered in the re-
corded plat of said town. in the county of Wood in
the state of Ohio. JAMES M'FADDEN, admir-.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'ff.
March 7. lSJ0--I5wiS9 "A
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Councc,,cui Election.


looked to Connecticut for little cheer aud en-
ce,agouincnt in this their darkest hour bat they
looked in vain. A the election ia that State
lAst. week, molcrn democracy received n mcr.
tied ,obukc. Tho Republicans elected the four
members OF congress, the whole state ticket,
and majority of twenty IN both houses OF the
legislature This just about bojs that party
ont of existence in the North uud leaves no
room for doubt os to th5 unprecedented triumph
which awaits the friends Of F,ccdom in 1860.
Adjournment Of thc Legislature.
This body died hard II commenced "brcuth.
inv it's last" on Monday but it fingered, in con-
vulsivc struggles, until two O'Clock on Thurs
day morning, when it rcinqulshcd It's hold up
ON the public lc,t aud gave up the ghost.
Every measure OF great importance to the
people OF the State, seemed To have been stud;
ously kept in the blccchcs pockets Of certain
members until tic last hours of the session,
when they were brought ( rward and put
through under the party lash. After having
failed in every attempt to restore the public
works Of the State TO the plnnacring contract
ors, on Mon lay morning new bill was intro
,luccd into the House providing for rc-lctting
them and it pissed and is law. We do not
know its provisions The notorious Il. Ham
lin was in Columbus, aud sought tc hribe men
to vote for this measure, which seems 10 have
been entirely satisfactory TO the contructors,--
As soon as it was Osccrtuiucd that llnmin had
offered certain members of tho Legislature an
interest in the puudcr it they would vote for
the BILL hc became II lion wus invited to
address the legislature, committee was Op.
pointed to escort him into the Hall Of the
House, members lett their seats and nockcd
around him like vulurcs about stinkiug car.
cass. and hc made them long speech about the
public works, Brcslin Gibson, Chase, &C.. &c,
at cost to the people of the State of several
hundred dollars After shedding tears over tho
prosecuted, sanity con 'racors who only asked
the privilege of sacrilicinS themselves for the
good of the State, the legislature passed rcso-
luton authorizing the State to purchase Forer
Burt & Co.'S horses and mules! In fact, thcil
bowels OF compassion evidently ycarnrd for the
pious contractors, aud Parks got over ~ 600 OF
the peoples money, not only because 1t wa
due TO him, bat because lie was poor!
A'l-in ull the legislature which has just ad
ioumed was a peculiar body, characterized mor
for its weakness Than for its strength read
10 do any und everything Tor party, but regard
less of the interests of the people willing t.
violate every good pledge made to their con
stilurnts before election, and equally ready Il
cooperate with each other in the passage q
measures for their inli, idun benefit, withou
regad to justice or the wishes of their conslitu
cuts. We hope its like may nccr be seen ogNil
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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Warranted purely {ctnblc and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions which should he read
accompany each box. Sent hy mail on enclosing ST
SOLD by ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN IN TIIE UNITED STATES.
Il, b NUrCHlNGS,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers Street, NEW YORK
10 ,oiom all tohsiesdie orders shOHid be diircSStd
rtr-Soldby PECK N HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
Nov. 2s, lS5s--2Aly
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Gg- Read Blacks advertisement. lie is said
10 make neat fits and liuc work, Give him a
clll.
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SIlERlFF'S SALE.

William johnson vs.. David Ladd's cN'rs.
Ky virtue ora III Fa writ OF execution to me direct
~ eel aud delivered from the court of common pleas
OF ood county Ohio in the above entitled case will
offer tor sale the door of the court house. in Per-
~ sburg, on
Saturday, April 3Oth, lS59
between the hours of o'clock " and o'clock Y. NJ
of said day the following real cstate ln-lots number
6Sl, 6S9, ts7 63S, 7O5 7C6, 707, 7l2 729 7SO, 1S5
$50, 753 I5t, 759, ZOO 299 30O sol. 800. 323
92i, 325, S2s, 3I5 S!S $40. $50, S7l 352. S7S 37l
800, 39J, Sos 40 l20, 42l, A?2, 443 44i AS, 44G
467, tGS, iG9 40, 49l, l92, 1913, asa 5l5 SIG 5l7
Sos, 66S, ZOO 7l9 III, 724, 7Il 74S 765, I4S, 252
25S, go, 275, 2I7, 27S, il2, SIS 5iS 562 567 5ss
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c. W. NORTON, sheriff, Mood CO., o,
JAMES MURRAN, auN PIN.
March IL lSj9-+SwGS4lO
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Proposed Amoninent To the ConStitut ion.
Relative 10 an Amendment to the Constitution. pro.
yidinx Tor Annual sessions of the General Assem-
hy.
Rcsoirc6, hy H. GeReral iSwmby of Me State Of
OHIO, Three Riths of the members Of each house
concurring therein that 1t he, ands hereby proposed
o the electors of the state to vote At the next annual
October state ooctionu upon the approval or rejection
of the following amendment ns n substitute for the
first clause of the twenty ytfth section of the second
aticc orthe Constitution of this State, to wit: AN
regular sessions of the q neral Assembly shall com
mcuce On the first Monday in January annually"
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President ofthc Senate.
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