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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
New Fall Stock

N.
ST arrived from the Northern tIll Stock
~ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen. The
latest styles and the most fashionable apparel AT me low
prices can he found AT our establishments No. Is Mann street.
Ais" large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods which We
VIII >c'l lower ihn any other house Ibis
est sl,, BOOTS shoes OF all qualities prices suit Trunks
exhibition and viii he sold cheap
Youths aud BOYS tLoIii>G IN all STYLES and qualities
l>' 'iil ~ iltKN SIRNt
aud \ G. Lewis, and look tor car motto is as i, has
ever been, sel,ln- cheap la Increase r.s.um
Manufacturers and Faruvrs 10 W ell 10 examine, oar stock
M servants ,u.lns, Shoes, Nc, Nc. semi "a dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
GENERAL FREIGHT orFIcE V. " 1. r. l..
after TuEspAN 18th, the follow ing EQUATION I'M

. GENERAL / EE"Iir oFFIoE, ~ /. K. H.
aud after lvLpAi, 18TH the follow ing regulation wi be
~ tniitcrI;
M"fa'lis. produce other articles of freight
Transported aver The road any l,ari al any
pr" "a li" au h3t thcn."a b, The coI>iglcc' H.
"'.nh t',h'5i1Af ioRts Hlcr its having ,vicr, In
su'h i" Then tc Arcni shall demand and receive brf,r, the
chtfi het'l The iaoNn rates storage every twenty
@ hours said acr al freight shall have renamed in the ID,
P'" lhhr tie specified a"Ne to-wit I'm Wheat o,l
Et"' one cent 't Ni-hl: Flour hnr MS barre
"her al'lr''-' "tc r,ul Per hutd nd Lls!s N
- u! ''''f' lhN itdtsi /. D. JElIiS, cen. Fr;. Agt
Ak HEAll>, Hair Ornaments Head Dresses Dress ans
NWll> NHrpo,aa AMI ever. variety sucl, Hu,s AZ.
@''N l"r iH'iits AMI ,iiidr.n 1t
II dts l<,t i.r,n,l,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
SAM i Ell, CHAIRMAN. Agent

No I'D call the attention Of The citizens II lynchhurg and
Nclnu! /" The arrival oi his s1ck ii FAl AND WIN
TER to')~ consisting in ar ,lpns, W: beaver, Eng
~h BLACK aud B'' skin, sack aud frnck
fashunalr BLACK Dress and Fruck tuds double single
HSnr-s anl sack tssiHer Suits HEAVY Grenada silk,
N"N't Black Doc skin mad FAM! cashmere VESTS aul .ia
h"la al every dcsrrpiin i,ehcr whl Gcntlcmrns NhIw
and Furnr Ing "od, such shirts, Ncck.lc-, Under
tl'h- suitable Tor mrn A"iS and boys Hats Caps Boots
hnl NH""-- customer mlde AMI best in market lmhrcas
lfuAhs fPr Las; aisp large stock Of 'Iuhlns
I" which invite ne attention ii their Mncrs, rs viii ,
rmal'r caSh-, in'iio eiug quick sales and lal profits
WV Us j can ~ NJ III, Nam street II dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Tremendous Excitement At
Ia Main street. l.SnChburS. Va.
~ (.I 700 L. NlII' INIIIp

N. III Al\rl y l.. Nj Elk
Il AS returned from the North with "A large and bcauru
stock "f FALL AND WlHrEi: ,'oops, which the at
icniion ot the public Ia PARTICULAR, Invited
The ladies 10y univ crsa that my stock Of Dress
Goods shaw Is and toaks untqaed IN point and
elegance
For gcniicmons wear, have superior Cloths Cassi
mcrs and Ncstings, eav, Woolens blankets, Bas shoes
&c. &c, 10 which all are nstcd 10 call aud e
~ BCountry Merchants will do well g.u my stock nh
examination before going North. y. q.
u.IIll dr. l,rI1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Tt Weekly Freight and Passenger Limo
FOR BALTIMORE.

-n-~s. TIE Powhnian Steamboat CeHlpany's steam
GEO PEABODY, Capt RicBARp PRITcii-
HE, and BEl.NIDI Cnpt Wa. kEESE, viii leave Rich
m md for Baltimore every 7assdag, Tharsdag and SIaTtdy
ErTI p>ISc will Baltimore fur Re'nond every 7aesaay
Thur~fty Saturday, thereby eabing shippers ana ras
Ia have opIoruhi! oi
@ lpin;s eycrt other day.
sfy- Freight rec,isc. In both places every day.
For speed Comfort these fine steamers are equal, NJ"
SUPERIOR their class Ia BE- iond III TINS or IN. ohe'
civ These steamers having been fitted out with splendid state
Room Accommodations recommended 10 Inc
travelling and r.glltng community ar the most coh,rtihe
cheapest and speed. mode Of transportation be"eeh We W."
points. a. - IL,
TICKETS procured Office shoekoc slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel nj steamers Landing Rocket.
u ~ ". fI,RlE Agents. Richmond
sent Idly j. BRANDT. JR. No. Light ST.. baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
New Commission Housa

New Commission House.
M nave tins n associate, ourselves together The
w ,se nf conducting tl.NEHAI COMMISSION ri : |.
Mss Tor III" sal" 81 l"harc beat torn Nc, We
SHAT oi the patronage "i public, assuring
Thai much than tuc bt;ri y J"f,ic,
always iSn"rc I- he the 81 per We VIII
sell r under the old rate "t commissions
a"t> H. soon hs sold oe" at JIM" e. Shearcrs, Main
July ll=dNcl. ~HtfREE \ Bl'EKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
uo,,ce 70 shippers Of Tobacco to the West.

Notice to Shippers Of Tobacco to the West.
yu,tE undersigned are prepared give fased facilities
Shipper. Tobacco 10 lie wes having shorened the isne
~ transit and reduced the frn third 10 fourth class
Through receipts given the principal points In The West by
Railroad or the Eiser and freghs guaranteed as low ~
hy any other line The only ranshpment Between Baltimore
indianapolis 81 Louis md Chicago b made nj Pitts
burs irec, under cover thereby avoiding
and frage and all damage on Tobacco from expos
eE- No commissions charged ut l'amGfs or Phhburg.
y" MAGRAW X KoOSS
No - North Street, Baltimore.
p,f., Ia Jcss. IInrc Il Co. W d. Miller and L. GinytoF,
ynrhbaru; jacob Head Co., and Jacob Brandr r Baii-
nnr. march ts-diy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
ATTENTION.

4 ~ AStoJ MIS- READY FIRST JANUARY 1sGN-My
@ u, , WI please remember that collecting
or pay when Called upon. ~ " ~ ~
hnd that il is exceedingly imuorop the, s,,,, H., r,,
prompt IN AL my payments ana thai il " h. i,nnssi, far
me l" maintain HAT desirable and important character miles,,
,ii, ~ "it lfy"'"; L. l.. ARMIsrEAD,
-. -I-'e A1tI( No. 10, MINI ST. l. Nncllllr, Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
Fer February, 1880.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO.. MANAGERS.
WHINING TON, DELa WARE

Manager the public 10 The foli"~pK
splenAld schemes drawn In Wilmington Delaware, by
''''' ''''' MAGNIFICENT soHDMH.
0nAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
CLASS y.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del saturday February % s6a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

Natural Coke
1 NOW have suppl. ri NATURAL tokE from the Carbon
iiil Mines, the SAME Kind that sl,h general
Non last inter, and expect Ia kch during
eau recommend this first rdir fuel freely
makes bright nrc, burns longer than bumnois
makes chs dirt than coal have bnfnt II
Is pHrcuiary drsfaie fur cooking stn,,S
NM. \. Mll.l.hE on Easin.
Sod % dls--Lop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
. NUBIAS

TT received another lot al thos. CHEAP NJBIiS and
- fresh assortment OF White Lad tolored Zephyr Wors,rd
shetland M Chi ens Hons, and other goods lin,
al al Which arr selling mach below the regular price.
jan lgts L. A. ~ 4. hINSEi, i55 Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
IEssas. WELSH BROTHERS 4 TO-


~ OF MADElHA
~ appointed Us their Agents IN ugnia for the sale nf
urif IN E>-arl We shall he pleased II, r,e,v.
r h' 'Fi'e f' Their Wines. |" hr Imported direct Ia Vr,r
ia u" pace The sainc III Nlrgml; Is II New lork $500
ih"l "l s"h al Madeira from Si.1 ,in,a,c Of a
up |" 81" per gallon. Vintage OF Ista 'e " 1'
S"tFrI W ines from 4l.t Ia 80 per gallon
,,>'"A W mes from 81. t" - per g4itoil
Port Wines i,om 40 10 j. Der lllon
doc 26-s 49, ''i , IN " -.
40 illips, CHA st'GAE-part clo,c,:
X " o'' bhlS Refined sugar ali grades;
- hbs sweet CIDER:
'"N sucks Fine and Coarse Sat.
go 'hs Ne. and ) Macherei
~" hbs Apple brandy;
!" Casks Madeira Wine;
4o Bags l.agu! and l.io Coffee.
i", H,hs Portland syrup:
90 bbls New Orleans Moasscs:
go irrccs pdfsl:
'1thSks Fine French Brandy;
4'M boz Buckets, Tubs Irbolns Ne
:, 500 Bhls Fine Rye Whskey;
dec 4, IA " JONES & CO..
=. ,.,,,,.,,---- Richmond.
MN Mir VIM j. Chiiress is hereby authorized II, p,
ANc'it hr m"u.! due the old concern q, j., L. Wnst,n T. ~
ma! l0-dts i n - =, " ~ ns! ~ 90.
thR-A:l"rgo lot of Upper Leather Just receives, and
FRASKIJ%,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Attention Merchan,

Attention Merchants
PLANK BOOKS oi all khis, letger Jnnrlls na, lnnks
asa Boohs blnk books, Ac., cal, he had at i., ,n,
NJ II iui'> Ii Mun street. y
Ais" on hand Hank shecks all the City EnL pra and
N's"i'"ts III book I"r quantities sui ,,rtis,ts
49, -'-'N ii, t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Light, Sweet and Wholesome Rread.

Hmts NMVtt anu " nOIeSOMe Bread.
- IMn IL lNfALllBIE BAKING POWDER is fast
IT, "',s DINERS throughout the State where ii being
nor"ns rs Always alike, and reliable, standard pro-
pu"Is ana iualy. Manufactured by OIIN W GARIIt X,
% sod by near! every Druggist and Merchant in he State
~ " u. - IioI hER& co. jan Its.
- brands mported-lnr sad. nv '> WV " " 49,
Tsept 23-dts 0NH' DA' hNi OK, d ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
New Millinery and Fancy Store.
NISS ROSENS'EII,I 4. OF Il MN IL L

o. NOTICE.
~ anu alef MONDAY next there viii be- Flour
~ IN this Depot until further notice. oN ,nr 10 ,he lied
' n ~, ~, VI we DepoI' 7. b. JEILIS
NOV li-ue Gen. Fri. ARt Va Il Tenn X X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

ITARpEE's RIFLE TACTICS can he had at
Il dec = Is NiEInE'S, 1873 Main Sir,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
NEW SERlES-VOL. ONO. 9.

under sections sIX, seven eight and nine Of said
aci, entitled "au net 10 authorize the establish
ment OF Houses " Refuge aud the manner
and form prescribed IN sections ten and eleven
~ said net. in reference 10 the examinations aud
commitment Of such youth, il hereby extended
10 and shall be held TO Apply to the examination
aHd commitment Of youth 10 said Reform Farm
and al powers vested by the act aforesaid in
The Board Of Directors Of houses If Refuge, with
reference to such institutions. Is hereby confer
red upon said onrd Of Commissioners, in ref
erepce to the State Reform Farm.
SIC. 2. Section ffteeu OF the act aforsaid
shall be- 70 amended ~ to read as follows:
SIC. 10. The parents or guardians Of any
youth committed to any Reform School, NAV be
required by the -authoriiie. Of said Reform
School to pay weekly charge for the support
Of said youth, not exceeding one dollar and fify
cents, the money ~ received TO the duly report
ed and expended a. other moneys, for the bene-
fit VI such Reform Schuol. and said parents or
guardians may also be required to pay the ex-
peuscs of removing said youth 10 the Reform
school and Of returning him to his friends.
SIC. 3. Sections ten aud ffteeu If the act
Aforesaid are hereby repealed.
SEC 4. This act shall take effect upon ita
passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT &. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1850.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
An ACT
mo. 12.l

Supplementary to the act entitled "An Act
to provide for the re. organization. super
vision and maintenance of Common
Schools passed March !, 1853.
SECTION /. Be It enacted By tie Gen
erdi 1SsemJly Of tie State If Ohio, That
it shall Toe lawful for any Board Of Education,
organized under the act passed March |, 1853.
entitled "Au Act 10 provide for the re-Organl-
zation. supervision, and maintenance of Com
mon Schools" or organized under the act pass
ed February 81, 1919, entitled "An Act for the
better regulation of the Public Schools in cities
towns. &C., in every ease where 1t may be me-
ceesary 10 procure a school house site, and the
said BOARD OF Education and the owner thereof
shall DE unable. from any cause, to agree upon
the sale and the purchase thereof, TO make out
au accurate survey and description of the par
eel of land which the said Board OF Education
may desire to appropriate for school house puI
poscs and file the same with the Probate Judge
of the proper county, and thereupon the same
proceedings. OF otappropriation shall be had which
are provided for 10y the act entitled "An Act to
provide for compensation 10 the owners OF pm
vate property Appropriated to the use of corpo-
ratioRs," passed April 80 1852, and the various
acts amendatory and supplementary thereto.
passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
February 10, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19

The receipt, by hiin OF any execution. order ol
saic, or other process issuing FROM any eourt oi
any county ot this State other than that ~
which ho resides. make au entry of The date Oi
such writ. when received by BIN. from What
court and county issued the date aud amount
Of judgment or decree. Also copy ~ such book
the iull description Of The property and real CO.
tate which be -bai levy upon or offer Tor sale,
The same az Is endorsed upon or contained in
said writ. also copy iHto said book his return
On such writ, when he makes the same, inciu-
ding the bill Of COSTS; aud shall, for the NE Of
the persons entitled tp the same, retain all tees
due IN such eases to resident Of his county, and
pay the same over On demand to such persons.
aud shall make direct ard reverse index of
each case 30 entered aud such entries ~ made,
shall be noticed 10 -ub-cquent purchasers and
creditors Of the matters contained therein.
SIC. 2. ThGt such original section Two be
and is hereby repealed
SIC. g.. This act 10 take effect and be in force
from and after iis passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT &. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
January 25, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19

over the rugged rocks to place Of safety.
His endurance seemed beyond calculation;
he had borne all and more than any of
us, and still he was by all odds the least
affected by the sufierings he had under
gone.
1t was four days from the time of our
perilous escape, we had reached the hut
of kind-hearted fisherman, and were by
him conveyed 20 the nearest town, dis
tance of some seven miles, where we were
kindly cared for. The two sailors and
myself recovered rapidly, and in few
days we were able to be about; not so
with Herbert. The excitement over, he
lay like broken reed, vascillating be-
tween life and death, while the physician
shook his head doubtfully, and spoke in
subdued tones. Ten days passed and l
but waited to ascertain what was to be
the fate of Herbert ere starting for my
eastern home, when passing from my
room to the parlorI met the physician
and anxiously inquired as to the state Of
his patient.
"Better; much better" was the reply,
spoken in hopeful tone. "But L sup
pose you are not aware that your little
cabin boy, as you term him, happens to
be a young, interesting and beautiful
maiden, and if the story of your preserva-
ton, which you all tell, is fact, it is tru-
ly marvellous"
"You are certainly jesting, DOCTOR" l
replied, but glance at his honest, truth
ful countcnance told me that it was not
the case.
"Indeed, my fine fellow, | am not; l
| was never more in earnest in my life
! She told Mrs. Ward, the nurse, all about
it, the day before she was taken down, and
begged she would not make it public
She was willing goa should know it, if
there was danger of her disease proving
| fatal; but if she recovered, it was to re-
main a secret, She said she made the
/ trip solely on your account-that she felt
sure something would happen, and she
wished to be near you--though, perhaps,
she would not have you know all this. |
would not have told you, only that l ac-
cidentally learned you were about taking
leave of us.
"And who--what is the name?" /
exclaimed seizing the doctors hand, as
the truth flashed with lightning speed
across my mind.
Minnie Manville, l believe" was the
reply.
"Yes, it was indeed she, and as con-
templated all the hardships and dangers
she had suffered for me, and realized that
to- her l owed the preservation of my life,
/ if | loved her before, oh, how wildly |
worshipped her then, and how inpatient
ly did | count the days until she was able
to leave her, chamber. And when at
last, she came forth, pale and einaciated,
yet still beautiful as an angel, L clasped
her to my breast and vowed to live hence
forward only for her. Two weeks after
we were again in the cozy parlor Of the
old stone house, yet not alone; many
guests were there assembled to witness
the ceremony by which the little cabin
boy, became my own, my noble, dlslnter-
! csted wife.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
AN ACT
February 10, 1850.

,
NO. A. AN All
iro oroerd oect;on 1o7 ot ,ha Coda of Civil
-
tfoceeuufe'
SECTION |. Be IL enacted bV tie Gen
or,J 1.yo,,by,, of tLe State of 0b;o That
s = ~ ~ ,,,;,, o,,aro IS .,a,,
se.'.oH io"' anu -
"et 10 ea's",i'u " 1o"e y. '',i, p'ot,ee ,teI -
SEQ r ti"ion m' 800 oe so '''"e-' 80 ~ 'e''N
80 lo''0"' !" Wv,
SECTION az Inc jury summoned Us al're-
said shall be sworn to Try and determine the
right OF the claimant to the properly on eontro-
versy, and true verdict to give according 10
the evldeloe. II the jury should hhd rlght 10
said goods and eh"tlels' or any part thereof 10
he IN the claimant. they shall also nnd the val
ue thereof and The justice snail render luHs-
ment upon SNcl hnHing Ti 'ne Jury lor . me
.: etaiil.n': '""' ne ''i'
i"Inii III FAySG',T ,b W o,ni ,y J md al
So that he have restitution Of such goods and
chattels or any part thereof according to the
iinding OF the Jury. but II the riSht 10 the 9'lI
opIs 5ot e IN tho cIaimamt accor3ip to e fndng
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
RICHARD PARSONS,
AN ACT
January 25, 1850.

No 4. AN ACT
To amend an act entitled "An Act to
amend the sixteenth section of an act
entitled an act relating TO the organiza-
ton of Courts of Justice and their powers
aud duties" passed February 10, 1852.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted By tie Gen
eral assembly of Ike State Of Ohio, That
section one of The above recited act be amended
50 as 10 read as follows Section /. That in ev-
cry instance where Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas is or shall be Interested in the event
of any cause. proceeding, motion. or matter
pending before the said court, In any county Of
his district, or when there shall not be a quo
rum of the Judges of the District Court of any
district. reason of interest, on athdavlt OF el-
ther party to said cause proceeding. motion or
matter pending. or his counsel. showing the TACT
of such interest, it shall be the duty OF the
Clerk of said Court to enter upon the docket
there of an order directing that the papers and
all matters belonging to said cause, motion, pro-
ceeding, or matter pending. in which said Judge
of the Court OF Common Pleas, or OF SAID Dis
trict Court is interested, if in the District Court,
shall be transmitted to the Clerk Of the Court
of county of one of the adjoining districts; if in
the Court of Common Pleas, then TO the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of an adjoining
county III anOIntT suDtlNlSlon, Nntie pit"lth-
ble of the same district, where not, then TO an
adjoining county OF another district aud when
copy Of said docket entry, together with all
the files belonging TO said cause, motion pro-
ceeding. or matter pending. shall be filed with
the clerk of the court to whom the same may be
transmitted, said clerk shall docket such cause.
motion, proceeding, or matter pending. and
thereupon the same shall proceed to final judy
mcut or determination in all respects a. though
the same had been originally commenced in said
court last mentioned.
SEC. .. Section one of an act to amend the
sixteenth section of an act entitled IAN act re-
laing to the organization of Courts OF Justice
and their powers and duties" passed February
10, 1852, he and the same is hereby repealed.
This act shall take effect from and after It's pas
sage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
January 25, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
AN ACT
II arch 3, 1860.

NO. ou. An All
Supplementary to IAN Act directing the
mode of Trial in Criminal Cases" passed
March 7, 1881.
SECTION l. Be it enacted bv tie Gen
erat assembly Of the State Of Ohi0, That
upon the trial of any person charged with an
otfen.e made criminal by any law of this 5 tate,
if Juror summoned in such case and under ex-
animation touching his competency to serve as
such juror therein, shall state that he has form
ed an opinion. or has formed and expressed an
opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the ac-
cused, and shall be objected 10 for that reason,
the court shall thereupon proceed TO examine
such juror as TO the grounds Of such opinion,
and it shall appear 10 nave been founded upon
reading newspaper statements or reports, or up
on rumor or hearsay. aud not upon conversation
with witnesses of the transaction, or hearing
them TESTIFY, and the juror shall say that he
feels able, Notwithstanding such opinion, to
render an impartial verdict upon the law and
the evidence, the court, if satisfied that such
Juror will render such impartial verdict, may
in lis discretion, admit such juror as competent
to serve in such ease.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force upon its passage.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
RICHARD A. HARRISON,
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
AN ACT

No. So. AN All
To amend and act entitled can Act TO
provide for the establishment and gov
ernment of Reform Schools" passed
April 2, 1859.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Gen
eral assembly of tie State Of OHIO, That
section ten Of The act aforesaid he so amended
as to read rs follows
SEC. 10 1t shall be lawful for the Board OF
Commissioners aforesaid, to receive upon said
Reform Farm, and detain there under Their con
trol and guardianship, sucL male youth as may
he raceiycd and detained in Houses of Refuge,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
AN ACT

mo. ST. AN ACT
Amending section Two of an act entitled
San Act further defining the Duties of
Sheriffs and Coroners," passed March
!, 1888.
SECTION /. BE it enacted By tie Gen
eral assembly of the State of Ohio, That
section two of the above recited act be so amend
ed ns TO read as follows: Section ,. That there
shall be kept in the office of the Sheriff OF each
county of this State, IA foreign execution docket,
to he furnished at the cost of the county, in
which docket the Sheriff or Corner shall, on
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-19
Is A Dog Baggage!

We witnessed Il debate in the Cleveland
depot recently, when this question was set
tied by couple of Emerald Islanders,
one of whom was leading Il dog, and the
other was holding in his hand large car
pet-bag, which appeard to be empty
They demanded of the baggagemaSter
his price for taking the dog to Akron, and
was told it was one dollar. They demurred
the price, and oiield fifty cents; but
the baggage-master was ineXorable. They
then insisted that the dog should be taken
as baggage, they having no "luggage
but the empty sack. After debating the
question some time, the baggage-master
peremptorily refused to take the dog
without pay, assuring them that the dog
was not baggage. The Irishmen seemed
a little puzzeled, but the one holding the
dog finally turned to his companion, and
said: "AIchael, an faith, put the dog in
the bag, an then won't he be baggage %
The crowd roared with laughter, and the
dog was provided with a free passage to
Akron.