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unaliuzlai n ii
r.,;,. =. oo. IN a. da,srner ~ * Ak. .v+-, 3,
f5.S0; e1trs family $3.50; ESQ do do extra fam.
~ a. s1:s9; KY 90 oe from qspot % Str1 ~ *otoot
si ~ nata' G.o hu. dcnot. at l5c: 500 do.
store at dc, go SKIS, wharf, at 45c. Corn, 500
bu she!ied depot, at SOC; 500 bu at depot at 6se.
and zoo do thelled from store at 65c; Hay, 90
loads at SlG0la per ton. Clover Seed, 80 bu
ut s4.7a-
New ORLEANS HAY NAakr7.--The y. o. Price
r,.,u..+ ae a.. os,,. .,,...
e.,.4| " 1ne .e'' sAss' ~,
We hase noticed salea OF some a,voo eoemana na.ss
Western during the week ut range oi Sssges5,
most of the transactions being at ssst4sl = ton
ior Eooa 10 prime lois, WIN SONG a.as Eassean ~
$5o g ton. Atthe close, however, hes'etn "as
nelo AZ eao = ton'
To,xno- Feb. e9-Receipts. .e5o bu corn.
$50 bu wheat There has oech more ac'''lty ~
our market yesterday ind to-day, and teW
sales hare been effected. Flour-lu retail
way prices remain about the same Wheat,
More inquiry, and sales At $l.e09l.30 Tor red
mud white. Corn-Frecly offered at Soc for
present delivery; sales zoo bu at 45c- Clover
Sccd-Held at SAGA 90; sales ut $3.50 to-day. |
/ Timothy Seed-Nominal, $2.75@3.0o.
pu.,.,.,, ~ Nzv yovv-
fhE'oaF On H1o'A t'@01'1D ~ ,,44
The Rochester tE7"'ss says the ne" ire'gnt 1aF-
III on noo'' .e'eis aoop'es - 'No 1919" .n". . ~
panie:. Iook enfse s.pacn oa Tochss.er ana New
r., ..,,ta .ar ,,orra1 n f;f,v ce,+4,
aofS' 'ton' eiA'' oenns PeA
| and to Schenectady, Troy and Albany, from III
tv cents tn thirty.Gye cents. Whether this pol
.,,-a. t,.;, ,-;s1,s the. IF ,,,,--r.
| ICY VIII sueeeco ~ tne" ".S'' '' y.
ing the present stock 81 Hour forward, before
tbe oncninr Of the canal remains to be seen.
,1. ,,;1,o,s h,ro +1,,a far nrrfcrrea IN wait 4bt
1nc .ni''s'o A"'. 'A.' AA4 ~
opening Of naT1satloo, ~ tnese has oeen no
heavy eastern demand, and prices would not
hearh,ch FREIGHT"
svv, N.n--Feb o7-3n
c,orors.ea there ia mt much doinr. the re-.
sa;.,,s 40 1irht br3 The demand bns fallen off.
cs't.s ~, ~ .1s.n ;ofs cr1v L.ro heen d;snosed
a9u csn.,, a. * ~ as nj hnshcl 10 il cTo1;tv
=. ~ ~ ,,r;n,a witch ia scorc5. 3on hays
w na~sa saod sol3 At n nr;ca tent nr;rafe nntl
1oG'saa@ tx nrnhard Grats Sod 1T s1 ner ha"
1vo oass snaa"a ua" ~ as9a .; ~ hnshf.1 X.
lmE as;a Etarsassd 10 ~anied oppd ;f here wonl,l
@ @n:s. - ~ .,or hnsbnl
c rot o. Thu IA.
r olse4 s,, e:D 80. ,:..;,.s ..,s
naano ''t eo'eA - 9"~~
Eef yery dull and Dr1EeE lower. Good 10 prime
a. Hes so,i;ns s1orir 1t 81 50m4so. The reccipts
/ 34hn ex.u.I,, crrn1n Ts,nofh,
, 1860-03-02

Errors and 0mlsslon. Ia the ncitn-
Gueut Tax List.
Omitted IN Warrant No. 80. saa'a..
SCHOOL sEcrtoy AnElT'oS.
ownyr. Name. sLot. 1ot. Bis. essn. a,>t. cest':
Boons lAm@.5ns n ~ ~.
lis oo s1e3 slo
FRAC. SEC. i AuD1r:oS.
Mrs. Funk,.x . ato :;~ -
Warm. No. ~ soa1h shout! ae aate. ssptrm:..
Taass Is ss' e: &C. Il ~ =:
Mn; : ::s;s @ :s:$ :$ IS
%.1aa %s:a s. s. :Ss' :Ss' :ss:i :ss:i t t. s @ No.
warrant ~, S.ut:I. sl.calI - d.' I due y. ~:
;s = SUI! :: "a 1:S:@
,..p.~. Fs;A;: !; :: SEC. i' ADpirios.
IS; ss$S::sss; ;$:$;;:s,s,zxa ; ! =: =; s.; s; IS
Subdivision Of I, st :s: s: :s Z Of aa' ''
ssss'!:s a;s :: ,s.: +? ss .s:' &c ~
TPkfts; ,fit;s., ! !: I - - :;s: e.: Is Is
xssss ssst .sS ssss J J ss vi
M.as II; Sou T. h; .,osS - IT.! tt sr - H.
oaI FL TI''sss sal'a'sls:'a u Sc ). sat ." Il:
:! : !: s s s |$$ |$ I:
royntz' su:ltson ,1oua '.: y - ae's. S ':,'sad Of
Cans. 5%,,:s: sa'.'s'40a t t"F :s''en 7.
IS; ss:;a sis:'t 6. ! q I ri: II: =, =,
Warrant No. "a south. asstso1' pis!s oa Of nv 'aes
rsivia:i ssd ia; !. j. l. 1910 ISL"
| warrant No. ~ scu:h.
FORT pEARDol:S snptr;"S - CHICAGO,
81 Church :! II sso :" 80
Warm. 20 .a'nl b. , '! y n,ssassF sss Il s s :-
-, + Nssa>ss .s.;s* rs *n ;swn y y -
iiss ihins,. sAa ii u r. 49, ssiu:1 it. '|-~N
%;fst " W.; ssaa s y s* st ,< u Msy
!, ' SCHOOL SETON Anptr1os To cls::A''o.
$$;:;; $2*:;:: $Ss !: ! 4: !: : !:
. la -4,ass r..*. - - :s:>:.' '>"n'h
ana; e sa!ias raasss. ara~ d 's:'
: *ub1v:,,vn .. e:o< 81 rasS 1. ~s y.
!, !, }sen L. wast.si snsy; III ~.,,smts.d ~
). scuuoL SECTION An.1r1oS tn cuieA"'.
/" /" cwa.ssr: ,-,. ,u.,,<,!' ii :" - "
20 sclIco1. SECTION ADnl71nH 'rH'nA"o: no
g E!x4t4s Ahst ~'''' !; = 10 ;"' :Ss *: @ :ss
i" In vi ~ vi It, rv,, s'|s.'!s:. t'r
70 .>i.h1 .t Itlni,oE >u. ". 81.
= " csa.l ffa:s's' iH:ai;: :.'s. *sS' 80
y ~ 1a'.. ru:sts: s::li,;>.n y; a
Etas s; s.;:s :, i: J; u ''
fas 'ss, Nv a. # :sv* Is. Ai'F"'': "w'f u
=, w; 'saAc" i,r->'f>' !, ":'f II i u is
-, | AsS-et y. W., ,ut
~'t:ts Gans II T,r,sss ~. sa sa: .f
- WIFI !! / =, :;
w4s.s, ". lis xo.'s ,,;%: .;S os0s,;''
ORIGINAL TONY.
}S's x.rr,s. ~ x.r.s VII :airs :S ( sisa.D*
"a %s5fan s,s. 1;S H. ut $ta, .sT si ,sa n
"a k1SzlE:s Arnir.US To CHICAGO.
% E.ta'e Of \ Butler, a:9ft"r ,.o,, ,-,n - ,
ID waran, IN ~ North ..o, he d.;... U,,. ,. .ss.
" In VII ant leo StEta, ou.,ttvd-
- BUTLER. w.linr ,.;1:n + WEMiTsf:s ADptfl"S II
:: 70 Fl:Ac sE:.r ADDITION
: % Wright. as5:fw 10" De
: ~: RI: .:o',e,an ;: ! e; s:$ { E e:
. 10 - - K1sz.Es App:rlnS.
Canal r:u,;sts s.s, +. ssss,v.u 8, qr M II,
81, :; 70 II
j" DryrEEFlEEp's ApprrtoS.
80 Is; =: IS ! !! !" -
;. % SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
r.1ypca. :. = l'o
!: !: 6 6 ' ,,,,,o,x,, !, ro:,y.
y" r.?s,''s e. !; J ! :sS :c' !:
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arrest OF $. m. Isooth on the Glover

arrest OF S. N. 1snoth Oh the Glover
CaBc.
MILWAUKEE. March fisherman II. Booth
as1o-ouy re-arrested by The U. S. Narshal en-
the Glover rescue case. Should writ Of Aabt9<
corpus issue by the Supreme Court of the State.
Us before, the writ will be resisted by the United
States authorities and the question tested rs TO
the power Of the State courts over the United
1 Nf1tn$ Cnurf
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Tho St. Louls Fire-.Loss CT Llfc.,
ST. Louis, March 1.-The loss By the fire early
this morning MAS Is to 10000. Mr.. Ross. OF
Ue:eua, Askausas, was burned to death.
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CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ CAGO RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. md aftes SUNDAY, DEC. II. f3. two Express
ST. LOUIS. CAIRO: 4z9ra.s, Sel H. y1czssUEo. and
EorLh<rn Missouri, Acnsds end Attra5:..
Cansl stseet4, solnk Sauth; - follows:
III saae7y; s3ssREs'
AH41vE II CHICAGO.
e sa::.=s}5 :: $'5ass "a H's:ss Esa::., r.,
Sleeping Cars O. S:xht T:a.aA-11
ktChscaso w:h all he reat E:terr sa SoEtce:u Lac,
a Jost tAe Eoe1 1s!aaa k L. vest ard tas e1'
AtFscsi. Junction with the Feoz!a aa1 o9ua1ha E. =
70 Peoria Ga.esoutgh. Burlington. a.t Aat<rea1e FL
Il Bloomington with tie Iuzo, cessrs, Railroad Mort:
Il x.ta tie Gr=.t wss.esa ) saaro.4 eas
70 Deea:u7 an. west to Jack +onsis A2d Aai,ss
a st. Lenss x;:h shs Esf;Gs R1st Aissea an,
NannltA and s. Joseph X lss.aI u III points On ~
River rkes Fax Aad 1:.e E,ld ,eSou@ North N:ss,ns
1@ana aaS new % ae s:aat 10 io. Mea9hl tcisaafa
h1sss4 1.;:s.s eaa es I'd 1s1; = ths T
the Depot We.I van Gutea and caaa ssctts a.
u Principal ltual ticket eeea in the Eastern. Ai
Expssss rest r.E, le.ve taEyfor St. Loess 4, 50
| r.1a.thtuueh II tt.rg ttx hours.
Joliet Accommodation.
Stopping =: :sats1uelIate saoes-,save 1ess 4 s:9 a
arrive :, Chicago II 30 a=a- Leare Cics<o Il t9 pm
As''s ~ ''N<'A' JAMES Ronn Receiver:
JOSEPH PRICE: sAAhAAs cSff.2;'S;, re aGSRE
Treaeu7e-. lny9+l tien. frt!eat Agent
, 1860-03-02
Tforx Packed In x1ic West in 1S59.GO.
[From The Cincinnati Price Current. Feb -.

This decrease is equal to II per cent.
We obtaincd the weights from all the leading
places, and having made our calculations for
each State, We find the average weights Of
hogs, and the yield Of lard, per hog, to be rs
follows:
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Noihln: Yet.
HALIFAX, Feb. % 9.-We have nothing what
ever from the wreck OF the Hungarian.
, 1860-03-02
COMMERCIAL.

TuruspAT. EVENING, March !. 1sG0.
The following 'are the receipts and shipments
Cor the past twerty-four hours:
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l)EASOMS FOR u ) IN g
GU Err US
God Liver Dill Jelly.

TIE \. Aes.cnJ o. Ned; cfsi!S soas Il coEia0
S31trts tsns of Pure Eod Lirfr Oil.
ts-TLa,i * established c:thAt Oh. - oe a's!mA
Il must b ri ir.n emulsion 10 t. sionArh
.-rhat IL ule-t Of lie ta:es 10 *aleA Cod Liver W =
prescribed rtoaeh Of esiss ut L. aat Goa
a1.;nn 10 r,xe youeve ali tEr auuutt CT I'll t1ktu aHc
trSi rra, = IT. Az: su:ne:ncstte s'e " fh+ ~ aAIs:
o1 ande.ttt, nnd u essay
stTaai nv Id Lscr OIL 1e5 baak sc,apound q q
mi sr-:T i. IN es.s!c c:ltse!t as IN CONSIST ~
1;iaui; which taxes p14ee as it reaes TIE no
rath wta ever iss con.lt.oa u.nS u.
4tTh,s m eaaes xhen FEy.riln rea oa ~
tEifn he prescribed s7ec:se c;her*ss E'Y 1e! -
nor. reliable tie crude OIL h] Ans es'rS toaa II
Of 1e-t!ca ant a...'nattcu. ws.a ~ tie contrary tEe
,Yf oil vii pass c1 imperative If the s'rnach :!
waysIs more ~ .-.ate ~hra the "i! !: nss1tea
FINN The consideration. tue .1nefioFty o. UCesn
ID - po4::lye ard toc11ta i !,::f;:'. S"1 y
ivIA. TENttN y s.bs@
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CHICAGO, low a AND
~; >. NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Chicago, Clinton L Cedar Rapid ::
un e.t a::e. HoSDAf. Ncy. ..::.h. l:S9 ua:u fRssA
attic. ttA!.k will EIa - fu.lu7s:


21Ece. tsA..x will rEa II fu4l17s:
TEAMS WESTWARD. TRAINS EAsTWAHo.
EtFREss 1r11x. HrtHa taA17.
Leavoth;cexo pEa. Leare Etdar k7p4-'so 21
LeaVe EiItun .tt5 Ar1tsa II Gnhtoa. ela pE1
1r,1ye atCe.,a, E.p- Arrive IT EhIcas0. .4G0 .so
ID. .. 49,. .If.tuu AccoxN0pATro1 1hAtS.
.n-uxvnnsr r1ny rsArx Leavs Ce,laf Rapids. .e:f9 an
I<syt Iin:uu IQi1 "A A:.ive as Clinton. .13o pa
Arrive At Cetaz fsa2-
fisns:ans wh 4: Tarourh T.asua for Chicago md ths
Est. 90. ,,,+.,.
AZ Yankee Ran, with taEGs fol 1osu1so-
Al Union Grove with st2ies for Tspson~
At Lisbon with sax ts for hn1Tosa. 4.,.,
Aso-t rsiaE Kapits with stages foT Aat1o1: y
wate.,oo. .t.ear Fi! nzv.nT, C:rksslle. bEadfof:
ChasIcs Mitchell Fort po.Ke 4E1 <hux City, Toledo ~
.ie4.a. Edora, Nevada Bonsuso easssoh, W e4ttI
Iowa Ex..., Ma.eEgo, Newton Dtsao1es, aaa 1oeae4
Dlu6s-
W,thsseaner Blzckhavk en- c4iar yer for Vintoa ano
TAtefIao.
Ills lie sLo,fsst ese.Fess AL aas expedition. soEe
batween Chicago a1d Ce-s logs be!uk only l36 tna
from chieaxo to The Mississippi iTeE, nd thence dec7
TleEes ior ale tie Wes.tes: Depot Chicago. is.
Aaasenf will be 1t the depo: !: futoa to receive
III baggage Clinton the road which will Dc convey A
II. SMITH, Eng. AaI sr?t-
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The costs due on each as the veal a1s. lot 4nb :@
pi ees sud pascsis land rr Ia Lie wav T.
ieY the cDlsc1u Of n Tax !s ts ss,sta5 YER
4. T.. iSs9, amount to eleven csA:s ca:.l.
, 1860-03-02

W T. X NJ d y II ! N4 0I
y C11yx1Axp SALJ-rhe Steamer r-~k4A
t!ty VI cleveland blk ~ l;i*sl - a--=s=s
Rata / %, IN tha yeas all is II tt7sa.*+'r~
sven hundred AID e.esf e:sh. lens hu1tssu- tf Lese
as0ut4- ,.,- 49,.
Ih'sstransr HIS 1np:' ras',a.cs a:com;netsons ann
Is wei furnished anl e'2ted arst!a:s pas.etxef
Lnt hes csp,esy ior aad fully equal
IL uct tu2tr!l 10 any the Lakes of her to-
s.-r AMI j ! stlu.ch dtttstas sea hb...
Thu has vii 10 snd very f.v"Fao!e terms. hh =.
To prce and ,s1mAef pAyEsns, and ~ p!se' Z
rurch " q ~tara.ro.t opportunity !. ons1sa \
hi, and regf-cs tit1e will be tftaect 10 the fussaaser
tor further ps:i~alIss iuqr:r. nf , ,,
ht.c H...,e q. i,r.tt ( TO. kn@ttt,
, 1860-03-02

0nr correspondent informs sthat nj rrpcrt
published last head packed a h!s plac:.
making the wiole number packed last sasou Ge eco.
, 1860-03-02

This decrease is equal to Slightly over II per
cent.
Now then, having given the details, We find
the folio wing result:
Deeeas4 In No. II ceui equal Els hoes.
Decrease tn weight. ulf of = ct equal to-. 1875
Total decrease,
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At
ali in Elreage.. ". eurpotet .
Ions and nlcous.ts .Koxs
2ptC1t
For tbcr-1,c, ptioa 1:,J1
Dep1s!rd itu ot' CT 1:at ks nd BlHkGrS for the
pufpo.c Of craving Bills If Ex. .No1NtS1.
Gait i: stock II tH aud invested -tGori 10 law It's ~
Auditor .................. 1850
II, on Que hand, the hank is not overturned
with deposits, notcs Of other Banks. specie u
A%x7ulSG ELSE, they are not on the other hand
bowed dowu with weiglty expenses, for they
seem to be, NoruiSG.- .-Eoda1s Honey Rtp0rttr.
, 1860-03-02

rovnfz Su.dtyo on .loul 7st y ac'es tastead OF ~.
Umiltssl tn ~:uL4Et Nc. ITO. >tusb. ~ -
tanal Tr7tstxus subvi:ba Ut ~-tt.cn IL ~ -
If Of utHr y u 81 ~ ~
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of any person or persons, tho person 30 of
Tending shall be deemed guilty Of murder
in tho first or second degree, or mansaugh-
ter according to the nature Of the offense,
aud on conviction thereof shall be punished
as in other cases.
Sec. 2. Said original section ono is here
by repealed provided, however, that all
offenses against and violations of said section
so repealed, which have bcen heretofore
committed. shall be prosecuted and punished
according to the provisions thereof, as fully
as if said section had not been repealed.
Sec 8. This act shall bo in force from
and after its passage.
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker Of tae HOnse Of Representatives..
ROBERT q. KIRK,
PresifeHt Of The Senate.
Passed March 20, 1860.
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SA N NFO RD'S
Family l'alharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Gases. Air Tight, and uH keep an any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gen.
tie but ac.ive CathHrtic, which the Proprietor has
used in his practice for more than twenty years
The constantly in-l, Jcreasing demand from
those who have long fused The PlLLS,and the
satisfaction which a | II {express in regard to
their use, has induced = |me TO place Them with
in the reach Of all. IL
The Profession wea know that different
Cathartcs act ON differ 3ent portions Of the bow
els.
The FAMILY C A.. 2THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference Il TO this well established
fact been conpoundedIS from a variety of the
purest Vegetable E x 9 tracts, which act alike
on exery part Of the al.l= imentary canal, n
are GOOD and SAFEEs u all cases where a
Cathartc is needed, and e isuch as DERANGE
MENTS OF THES STOMACH, SLEEP
mess, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOlNS,, ms,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN AND SOkf'N E'SS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY from sudden Goid,
which frequently IL neglected, ended llS.r ~ iohg
course OF Fever. l. OS HSCCII + n nvt;b =;
GRE cPING SENSATION OE 6Grtt21 M uNnR N,TIN
or WEi(;uT in THE HEAD, all lnAammatory
Diaeases. Worms in Children or Adults, Rheu-
mntism. n great Purifier OF the Blood, and other
diseases 10 which flesh is heir, too numerous TO
mention in this advertisement. Dose to-
PRICE 80 CENTS.
n1-The Liver Invigorat0r and Family Cathar.
tic Pills are reiailed by Druggists generally, and
old wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
ST W.SANFORD, M d.,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor.
s35 Broadway, New York.
423yl
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ROAD NOTICE.

~ be presented q the the Commissioners of Ge. .
auga County at their session TO be held, on the
first Monday of June next, praying for the a!iera-
ton Of certain road in Bainbridge township
known Gs the Bainbridge and Soon center road
beginning a. a point on said road about 35 rods
ming in sou;h-ea sterly direction TO the east line
Of said lot 81; thence in north-ensterly course,
terminating on saG center road, near the east line
of LOT 26, tract @
Also another certain road in the township OF
Bainbridge, known as the River Road: Beginning
at point near Peleg Browns barn; thence run
ming in north-westerly direction, terminating
near the line between lots 26 and 81, tract g at
point where the proposed alteration in said center
road crosses said LOT ines.
BainbTdge, April 9Th, 1860. 537n
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LEGAL NOTICE.

u
1u~a'u ~ 'u'u anu In the Court of
oaran o. 'udu Comnon Pleas of
,s.s;,c S,o,ou Geauga Co. Ohio.
and Alice Nj. Murphy. '''''"'
TENIlE said defendant. Alice Nj. Murphy,
Il a non-r resident of the State of Ohio.
will take notice that the said Edward K.
Judd and Sarah J. Judd, on the 18th day OF
April. A. ID. 1850, filed in said Court their
petition demanding partition OF the follow
ing lands. of which John Slater died seized,
TO wit: Situate in Chardon Township in
said County. ono piece known as part O.:
Lot No l54 in Tract No. 3. and bounded
as follows; Beginning at the Il. corner
of o. G. Smiths land thence running
north on said Smiths east line l7s and 1
rods to tho lot line; thence east on tot line
TO land owned by +. A. Slater thence on
said Slater's west line to tho road leading
from Chardon TO Kirkland; thence west on
said road to tho place of beginning, con.
tanning % acres.
Also, another piece Of land in lot l59
Tract 3, in Chardon. bounded north by land
owned by Edmund Canfiold and j. Bester
east by +. A Slater's land south by land
owned by VIM. Stansell and west by land
owned by Edmund Garfield and AlonzC
Thwing. containing l5 acres. Said plaintiff
will ask for an order of partition at the mex
term of said Court to DO holden on the 28tl
day Of May, A. D. 1860.
CANFlELD & FRENCH,
Attys for Petitioners.
Chardon. April 18th. 1860. 535w6
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PROBATE NOTICE.

WYNN. STEPHENSON, guardian of Carlos
w Haynes, Olive Haynes and Anson Haynes.
minors; Mary Tucker, administrators Of H. ii.
Tucker. deceased; Barbara Moore guardian of the
heirs of Edmund Moore, deceased; Noah Nose.
ley. adm nislrator Of Randolph Stones estate;-
Stephen Crolord. guardian of VIM. M Thomp-
son; f.. " Garfield, administrator of the estate of
Anthony Massa;and C. Ii. Foote, guardian of Ev
erett A. Squires have severally filed their ac.
counts in tie Probate OfHce OF Geauga County,
Ohio for settlement; which accounts will be Tor
hearing in the Probate Court of said County, a.
June next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until which time
all interested may except.
NJ, c. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, May llth, 1860. 539w3
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VOLUME XI. NO. 90.
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Amhority.)

mo. AL AN ACT
To amend section 427 of the Code OF Civil
Procedure.
Section /. Be il enacted by The General
-8,,smbiv of The State Of Ohio That section
four hundred and twenty seven OF an act
to establish a code of civil procedure, passed
Mach n 1859. be so amended as to read
rs follows, to wit;
= Section 427. The jury summoned, as
aforesaid, shall be sworn to try and deter
mine the right Of the claimant to the prop
erty in controversy, and true verdict to
uiyo according to the evidence 1t the jury
shall fpd The right to said goods and chat
tels or any part thereof to be in the claim
amt. thew shall also find tho valuo thereof,
and the Justice shall render judgment upon
such finding of the jury for the claimant,
that he recover his costs against the plaint'fi
In execution, or other party to the same Tor
whose benefit the execution issued, and also
that he have restitution of such goods and
cbattels, or any part thereof, according to
the finding OF the jury. But it the right to
the said goods and chattels, and every part
thereof shall not be in the claimant accord
ing to the finding of said jury, then The
said justice shall render Judgment on suc'
finding in favor of the plaintiff in execution
or other party for whose benefit tho cxecu
tion issued, and against said claimant TO
costs, and award execution thereon. Ii tn
Jury shall fail to agree and be discharged
costs shall be taxed to abide tho final even
of the proceeding before said Justice, an
another jury shall bo summoned in iE
manner as before. Said justice OF the peac
in the taxation Of costs accruing By reaao
Of such claim and trial, shall allow eac
Juror summoned and sworn the sum of fit
cents: and for the sheriff, constable, G
other officer, and witnesses, and for hiInsel
he shall tax such fees as are allowed by la
to each, respectively, for like services rer
dered in other cases. Such judgment II
the claimant (unless an undertaking sho
be executed. as provided in the next section
shall be Justification of tho officer in T
turning mo goods" to the writ of execute
by virtue of which tho levy has been mao
as to such part of the goods and cbattels
wore found to belong to such claimant.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
10 force from and after its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of RePressntdnre'.
ROBERTO KIRK.
President Of The Senate.
Passed March 10, 1860.
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TANNING.

TNHE undersigned having concluded to
Il continue the tanning business at the old
stand of Calvin Knowles. on Water Street,
and as his business will be tanning and not
cooking hides into leather, he hopes to give
general satisfaction to oil who may favor
him with their custom.
N b. Reference--All who have used leAth-
or Of my manufacture. JF. FOLDER.
Chardon Dee. 9th, 1850. bl7u
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Howard Association,
PHHADELPHIA

A Benevolent Iusiifution established by special
Endowmsni, for the Relief Of The SICK and Dis
tressed, Afflicted NTH VTmLent and Epidem'c Dis.
eases, aud especially forthe Cure othe Seraai Or
gaNs.
IEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
lSl ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
a description Of their condition (age, occupn ion,
habits of lIe &c) and in cases OF extreme power
ty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhna,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
ry sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Two or three Stamps Tor postage
will bo accepted
Address Dir. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association. No. Soutl
Ninth Street /, Philadelphia, Pa BY order of the
Directors EZRA ID, HARTWELL,
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Sec'y. President
5lqyl
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

II From The ". Y Daily News IEditorinl.l
We desire TO call attention to n letter from DR..
Joshua +. Bridge. on Health Of American Wo.
men," in another column. He treats the subjecs
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judR
ment may be relied upon.
From The Albapy Evening Express.
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fully as valuable us it is claimed 10 be in many
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DR.. Bridge is regular physician Of very fine at
talnmenls, man OF great judgment and discrimi-
nation, judicous and highly successful practi-
TONER in all diseases, especially those of women
and children.
From Phync,das.
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ak those complaints 10 which every woman 10
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situation, Boaiing. lnfammutions and Diseases
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January LIST, 1858.