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RICHARD G PARSONS,
Speaker ofih HOusr of Representatives..
ROBERTO. KIRK,
Prcsident Of The Senate.
Passed March 20, 1860.
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Passed March II, 1860.
mo. 80 J.
AN ACT

W. oO NV hCl
Supplementary to "An aat directing tho
mode of Trial in Criminal Cases, passed
March 7, 1891.
Section :. BE il enacted BY The General
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RICHARD c, PARSONS.
, Speaker Of the HoHsr # Representation.
RICHARD A HARRISON.
! Prr''d,st pro TEN. ef he SeaG!e.
March ), 1860.
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Passed March 10, 1860.
mo. l1e.]
AN ACT


10 amend sections nVe ana s'Iot an ACT On
utied "an act regulating tho moo" OF M
mlnis'oring assignments in trust tor the
beneht OF creditors, passed AnrlI o. %.
Section !. Br u rHdctrd by me G'nsr"t
.1'''m'ty 81 ne St"fr 81 ono, lhat section
nse oi s"lu act DO ame"nrd 8" US 10 reHu Ms
io'Io"s: section D. lho Ass'ghe" sh"'' pro,
ceou at ohc" 10 CONVERT h' uss'ls' i"co'ou
oy MN into money, ana 10 shlS the r"a' hra
personal property assigned ether inr ehc".
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ilc auction. u, snch lne anu place a" may
Do designated IN n"t'c" gwen oS "nSer'So'
mont IN some newspaper OF general o'rcu'
iat'on w'tn'n Una county Tor t"u' SUCCESSIVE
weex'. ana OF "ncn sales duH re'nrh shA'l
DO made To- the Judge out all sales ot f""'
estate snail DO made ut not less than TWO
thlrds tho appraised value thrre"t, beihg
subject to re'appruiSment ns upon executions
~ law, and such sa'o Shall D" SGT aside or
conir,heo us lhe l,'"na'e JndIe snhl' "'aeT'
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Section. I. Re il rn0etrd by The General
Assembty Of the Sints Of Ohio, That in all
cases where the deposition Ct wItnoss has
been or may DO taken, and tho officer before
whom such deposition has boon ur may bo
taken, shall have omitted to certify such
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person, such fact 40 neglected to bo certI,
fed, aud such proof for all purposes shall
have tho same forco and OBJECT as If tho fact
ptnven had been duly certified.
Soc 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after irs passage. and shall
apply to actions now pending, as well as tC
those which NAV hereafter b" brought.
RICHARD O PARSONS.
Speaker cC lhs ioSs> of Representation
ROBERT G. KIRK.
P''sii'at IF tkf SsSGe.
| Passed March, Is 1890.
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STATE OF oHIo.(
Auditors oficc. I
Chardon. July 18th. 1860.
hereby certify that the foregoing Laws
are true copies Of those on flo In my Office
as furnished by tho scoroiary Of tho State
oil Ohio. q. Q. FIELD, Auditor.
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A PBENTY Of thole 9Sx s,s Ptinss tiss
N arrived at WILKINS Dc bbLEAF
yan. 20th, 1880, v15u
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Having proofs 50 strong and direct as to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL,

For Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Physicians Of
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ut eruptions aud diseases of the scalp and brain;
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The wife Of the Next Pre.ide Q Mt.

The correspondent OF the Chicago Jour-
nal, relating the occurrence at the house OF
MIR, Lincoln on occasion of the visit ofsome
Of the Republican delegates on Saturday
last, has the following reference to the wife
OF our next President;
Mrs. Lincoln received the deieg ates 10
the south parlor. where they wero severally
conducted after their official dpty was par.
formed. il will no doubt be q qualification
to those who have not seen this amiable and
accomplished lady, to know that she adorns
a drawing room, presides over a table, does
tho honors on an occasion like tho present,
or will do the honors of the White House,
with appropriate grace She is . daughter
Of DR.. Todd. formerly Of Kentucky. and
long one OF tho prominent citizens Of Spring
hsld. She Il one Of three sisters noted for
.heir beauty and Accomplishments, Que oi
them 10 now the wife of 'Nlniap w. Edwards
Esq., son Of old Cor. Edwards. Mrs. .Lin.
coin lis now apparently sSoHt thirsy.five
years ef age, 10 . very hsndsome woman
With . yisaoious and gracefui manners 10 On
inserea,iog aud often sparkling taiker-
Standing by her almost gigantic husband
che appears petite, bat u, really about the
aversge hyight Of ladies. They have three
sons, t~6 OF them already mentioned, end
an older one--a young man Of SixteeR OF
eighteen years, nav at Harvard College
Mass"
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False Sympathy.

II i astonishing how much sympathy
Democratic editors manifest for Seward aud
Chase, since the nomination of Lincoln,--
Who would have dreamed ID. six months
sgo' How very bad they appear to feel. to
tbiDk that the Republicans should wan,only
discard their bost and Ablest men II great
men were extremely eredulous, IL might bs
truly sonsolipg to those distinguished Re
publioanS. since neither has received the
,.pominution. to know that such doar, disin.
tesested friepds. are springing up from, Q
strange qear,9r, to sympathiso With them
In thoir bereavement. But, good Demo
tSras'o friends. dry your tears. and be COM
fortedi for Seward and Chase are not poli,i
sally dead or sleeping. Your grief is fal
creator than theirs, and eptlrely needless
Uplike the leaders Of your party. they
sslae Abe esuse more than their persona
AdvaBsepssnt, and are aware that you
presert sympathy is as hyPocritical as YOU
fOTnor opposition was unscrpPulous,
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The Republican Ticket in Missouri.

Our Missouri correspondent is confident
that the Republican Ticket will not be sup
ported In that State, because Edward Bates
failed to receive the nomination for Presi-
don't. If this be so, 1t proves tho wisdom
of disregarding her oounsels in making the
nomination. We, for one, have mover re.
garded Missouri as Republican State; yet
We must think our correspondent does her
Republicans injustice in saying that tboy
will support the Anti-slAvory cause, only on
the condition of the promotion of Edward
Bates. What good Republican (and there
are many such In Missouri con hesitate to
support Mr.. Lincoln' ....
The ST. Louis Democrat, If We mistake
not, 10 pretty fair exponent of the views Of
the Republicans Of Missouri. That paper
says:
It was hardly disappointment but rather
an agreeable surprise. yesterday. when tho
telegraph brought us the news of the nomi-
nation of Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois. at
Chicago. We we're quito prepared to hear
of the defeat of Judge Bates as an individual.
bot are corsoled by the knowledge that
Judge Bates principles have triumphed,
and that the patriotism and conservatism
embodied In him has been recognized by
tho assembled Convention of tho great party
of the country. We only echo the general
sentiment Of the Opposition OF this city and
State Ia regretting that Judge Bates was
no. nominated. Our gallant pio.
neer, however, was not the choice Of the
majority. and, always willing 20 yield to that
majority. there is nothing for us to do but
20 hope that he may again be pressed fof
the nomination, and next time have bettor
lock.
The name Of Abraham Lincoln will thrill
the Uaiop,an II he lives till then, no will Se
as certainly elected next November as tho
sun rises and sets upon tho day of the elOc'
tion.
The platform adopted is faultloss, 1t
comedies everything to the conservative
sentiment OF tho country that is consistent
with just appreciation of its true interests.
10 10 o positive declaration Of principle not
like that of Baltimore, q senseless mass of
words, but q plain, direct enuneiation OF
we'll defined principles. We regard tho
movement to dominate Judge Bates az the
foundation of the Chicago Platform, 1t
certainly developed tho necessity of moder-
atop, and an avoidance OF radical views or
bAir splitting distractions like those on
which tho National Democracy divide
Il is tower of strength, and II
now behooves every man in. tho West 20 put
forward his bost endeavoFs to swell the re-
quired majority as many thousands as posi-
Die,
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A Worthy standard.Bearer.

1t is truly gratifying to the Re epublicans
Of this section, who have ever opposed all
efforts 10 weaken the Platform Of the party
for the sake of expedieAcy, to know that
in Abraham Lincola we have standard
bearer worthy o. our cause, His attach
hent to the principles Of the Republican
party is Paramount to al! partisan consid-
eratior.s, and we have every reaOou 10 be-
lieve will govern his action in the future,
as il has done in the past II there are
any who fear that the Chicago Convention
in nominating him in preference to either
Chase or Seward, were actua,ed by {
disposition to lower the standard Of Re
publican principles. VIC are sure they will
dismiss their fears, on reading the fol
lowing extract from letter written by
him in May. 1889:
As regards the question of the fusion
Of parties, am for it, ifit can be effected
upon Republican basis; upon no Other
terms am l in favor OF it. A fusion upor
any other terms would be as unwise as i
would be unprincipled. Its effect woulo
be to lose thereby the whole North, while
the common enemy would certainly carry
the entire South. There are good and
patriotic men, and able statesman, in the
South, whom would cheerfully support
if they stood upon Republican ground blu
I am opposed to lowering the Republican
standard by SO much as hairs breadth
Wha! could be more explicit or salts
factory? Mr.. Lincoln occupies position
which all true Republicans must approve
With such a standard bearer, il we !abo
With will, we shall be triumphant.