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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Sheriff sale.

By virtue Of an order made BY the Court Of
Common Pleas Of SenUca County, Ohio, nt
the January term AID. 1861, IN the above
entitled cause and 20 me directed, win cfIcr
FOR sale at public yenduo at The door Of the
Court House, Il The city q Tiain' in said
TnE 10th DAY OF JvNr, A. D.. 1861,
between the houra Of 10 o'clock A. n and (
O'Clock p M, Of said day, the following lands
AID tenements, to-wit 10
The south part Of the west halfof the south
west quarter dissection number fourtecn--i l.
in Township nnmbeF Fone--l--north Of range
fourtcen--lf-east, in said Seneca county.
Ohio, conta lining twenty three--23-acres Of
land more or less,
Also, part Of the south east quarter Of sec.
tion number fifteen-l5-in Township nun.
Der one--l-north Of range fourteon-1l-
east, In said Seneca county, Ohio, beginning
for the same at the south east corner OF said
south cast quarter Of said section number az.
teen--l5-running thence west one hundred
and sixty--l bO--rOds 70 tho south west cor.
ner Of said quarter section, thence north on
aud along the vert line Of said quarter section
seventy yuiue--79--rOds, thence east one--l -
rod thence north thirty nino-39--rods until Il
intersocta the sonth line Of lands owned by
james Wilson, thence cast on and slong tht
south line Of said land owned by Jane,
Wilson, in said south east quarter section tC
the east line of said quarter, thence south on
the east line Of said south east quarter on,
huAcred and eigh toen--llS-rods to th,
place Of beginning. Containing one hundred
and nineteen--ll9-Acres Of land moro o.
- a 0 LEVI wEfRfcK. q
May 10, 1861. s7eO sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

The beet article Of aoldiers' clothing
ever invented Is The one nhmed after 0cn.
Havelock, from the circumstance. that
he introduced Il into the English army ia
India. Whom made Of suitable mairEial
II ls protection against heat. cold ahd
rain. Il can be furnished al 40 low
price that every one can be provided 4
Ia Of 10 little bulk that Il can be cArr'ea
In the pocket, when not wanted on The
head and when required can be adjusted
upon the fatigue cap In losS ihap nsin-
Ut. HevclUcks can be furnished In lA 20
quantities 10 tho army, b. the aid Of the
sewing machine, made Of good twillsd
cotton, which will bo almost impeFvioua
% rain, at l2k cents each; Iaado Of stout
white linen, at 20 ecnts zach and Of
good white flannel, for 30 cents each
For wet weather they may be made &c
waterproof fabrics, and fSr water of
gruy luunol or thicker clvJn, us they
propably will be by the Srsalass 0uF-
meat Company. ...- o.
To enable any family to get up thess
valuable protectors Of the head and novk
for homo use, OF fer those going from
home 10 serve their country in the tented
field. Instead of the hay iicla, we rive tha
the following Dimensions and dcscril
tions, -.
There Is crown piece ave incl o.
aeros The head piece is three aud
half inchcs wldo at each end, AID five
inches in the center, stitched TO tho
crown, with tho onds stitched together
in front, with visor two ineher deep ia
the center and eleven iac es In,
extreme length, where Il is stitched to the
head pice,. Then a cape six. and half.
inches deep, cut circular. Ia stitched TO
tho back OF the hOad piece, extending
from one point 10 the other Of the visor.
Over this seam Inside is stitched tape
casing for double draw-gtring 10 puckOr
II TO suit different sized heads The Vi-,
sor is made double, and open inside, ca
that the leather visor Of common ia.
tiguo cap can be inserted, as tho Have
lock Is thrown over Il, which can be
done while on tho march almost instantly.
Tho inner edge Of the under part Of the
visor Ia hemmed, and the front edge stiteh-
cd, and tho outer edge Of tho cape hcm-
med. The whole work can be done BY
tho sewing machine, and the pieces cut
by pattern or machinery, 20 that tho or.
ticles can be furnished with immense ra.
pidity. f'.' a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
mow Arknnnns 5 scoedotl. .

A dispatch from Little Rock to the
Memphis papers, dated May 9th, suys;
The ordinance Of secession passed 20.
day, by a yots OF 80 10 murphy oI
Madison voting against. A great many
members were affected to tears. Proai-
dent Walker made a strong appeal %
make tho vote unanimous. Great ap-
pluusc followed. Murphy replied, suE.
taining his vote, ayOwinB strong South
ern sentiments IN the Union, and deny
ing the power or right offs stats TO Sc
cede. A general hiss followed and few
groans. fa.
Thomson, Deska, Fishback aud 9th.
Sr Union members explained their votes,
taking strong Southern ground.
A Gag with nine stars floats oveF the
Capitol, and a salute Of nine guns was
fred Immediately after the voto on tAo
ordinance was announced
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Ths slAIe ol al..r olllnslom.

Gov. Magoiin Of Kentucky has pro-
nouneed. He doelures thai Kentucky
win have no part nor lot with s,thor the
separate States, Confederate States. or
any other Statesi and that ala VII aFua
herself but will turn hor Arms neltdsr
against the Confederate nor the Unisei
Stateai 30 we suppose she b armihg
against herself Perhaps there is mcrS
truth in this than the Governor INTENDED.
tor we suspect that kentucky b SFuh Z
lrming against him rather more thai7
against any invasion. Tho l<agth o.
Governor MaRofliu's PERIODS uHd t'a
style. Indicate that there must have been
stops between Tor FsfrcgbneHf The
State Of Msgofiudom h out of th0 Union
and not in the ConfedeTaies, bst q n (,
state Of betwoenitys like Mahoinet't eot.
1a.-~ Gin. Gas. rff1rh
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GeItinK WrnthY,

The character Of Secession advocates
may be infarEsd from lho ALLOWING uplon.
lab paragraph which W9 fnd a The
Charleston Messuly Of he iigAi
BaTnum AndeFton complaiaI, a Ca,
sius Of old W0ald have said, "lika 4 siek
gifP that hot shnt were hsediRtlAim while
Fort Sumter wap on IRE. Sa0acious
BaEnum ! Possibly h0 can tell u whai
was the object Of frins h0t sh6t a. sll, II
Il ware n0t % bufn The ioFgsss ~. fiiSs
apart fiom thia. has this FsGiahia ban-
bug forgotten the tina whagN. anidst ne
fumes Of Vera Cruz, and the sAriekg ~
vomon and childrep. h0 aosl ildustri-
Onsly fed the Gre Of deve.lstionlwlth hot
shot and ss.slli Has tia nopthlpe Furi.
tan iorgotton u .rail ~ ., ffra.n
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II Is related in Baltimore, that one og
the wounded Massachusetts mon--a mere
youth--Nfter the fight with the mob, crept
into shop aid was kindly sheltered BY.
the owner, and being questioned why 50
young a man as he came 80 far with arms.
he murmured family, but with a SimplS,
affection, the account says, with dyinR
breath. "1he Stars and SiriPesl"
II any enc goes around umongouF SOL
dicrs now, and asks many the reason Of,
their enlisting, they will very probably
say, "it was the insult to our Old Dag az
SUMTER" or "it Is for tho Stars and
Stripes" Many unrefeeting, people
laugh at this us an ignorant enihusiaSm.
But il is not SO, Who that knows hnmah
history or human nature, can doubtcm
regard TO the power OF an ep,blsm For
eighteen centuries, the hopes Of human
ity, its highest life and its Pledge Of inn
mortality, have been 10 symbol---thO
gallows Of past time, the Crsss Of the,
modern ages. That simple emblem 10 y
reality--it contains history and prcIa.
ise in itself--N. y. Times.
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MORE sECEssION oUTRAaks.
Thirty-TVgO FaEaliis= nrsven
Out Of Markham NLIannnri. !.

The Kcokuk Csto Ctr Of the Is,h
has the following. On SATURDAY lsss
somo elk families arrivcs in tllis place,
having fed from near Memphis. Mo-
They report that some thirty-tRo fah,
litl 10 ali have len THAI neiehborhood
within the last two weeks, sad arc row
seeking places betwcon here sad Fur-
mington. r.,
They were compelled d leave ri-h
such property, stock. ETC., as they eoaid
bring with them, most Of them leaving
growing crops in the ground, Ouf ipfoI
man, said that he and some Of he neigh.
bors were warned 10 leave ~ secession.
iats, who were armed b the teeth, while
be aud h's friends had no ssms ataA
The six families hero were seekinQ
houses for shelter, and We were glad to
sec that our citizens were dinposod n
aid and assist them In al their power,
We hope they have BY this time found
shelter for themselves, T. ..., ...t
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Passed Mar. c, 1861. Pres. Of senate

ltNo26l AN ACT
/ Requiring county auditors 70 make returl
~ the auditor of state Of the amount 0f fee
received by county 0llieers,
SECrloS /. Be Il enacted hy tho Genera
| Assembly Of the State OF Ohio That fitl L
hereby made the duly Of each county trehsu
rer, recorder, sheriff, prosecuting attorney
and clerl, Of the court Of common pleas
this state TO make returns under oath 20 the
county auditor Of their respective counties
on tho irst Monday Of September Of each
year, Of the amount Of fees aud moneys re-
eo,ycd by them, OF due them during the year
next preceding tho time Of making such re-
turns.
Sec. 2. That Il shall be the duty OF each
unity auditor OF this stare. on or before ihe
frst Monday Of Octoberin each year. 30 ma
| IA eei titled statement 10 the auditor Of state,
OF the amount Of fees and moneys received o
due the county treasurer, recorder. sheriff.
prosecuting attorney and clerk col tio court
VI common pleas. and also ike it9lement
verified by hisSlidavit, Of theHmouH, reeeiy-
ed by or due him.
Sec. 3. That the auditor Of state, in his
annual report 20 the Governor, Fhal include
an abstract oil statenieuts made by the 70
spectiye county auditors, as provided for in
the preceding section.
See. 4. That if any officer named in sec.
ton one Of this act shall neglect 10 make re
turns aa,therein directed, he bhall forfeit aud
pay 10 tl6fFoasureF Of the proper county, Tor
the use o common schools IN said county the
sum OF two hundred dollars for every such
neglect; and 4 sLall be the duty Of tie pros-
eeuung attorney Of such county TO oplleet, ,in
the name Of the state OF Ohie, from The clerk
Of the court Of common pleas, sheriff treaiu-
rer and recorder, all delinquent pen-ties IN
der his act; aud pay the sane owe b the
treasereF Of the proper county, AMI u the
pfoafeuting attorney shall fail % pay over 20
said trezsurer he penalty BY him lofieiisd
under the proEisions Of this aois q shal be-
come the duty Of the court Of common pleas
70 appoint one Of the attorneys OF said court
70 prosecute and collect from the aid prose
cutting nttorney, In the Bama Of tie state Of
Ohio, the said delinquency, and pay the same
over % the said treasurer.
See. 8 fhis eot shall tske tllesl and be
ia loreo from and aftsrits passage n. aa
s..lsUliN RIcHARD CaRARs0Ns, c
1faHI1stD na speaker Of House Of Rep.
s11H III 1li7 ROBERT G. KIRK, .
MsF. 8, lssl' a18s Pfss. Of Senate
iNsa7I ~. 1ANAcT T,a &, p. q ''.'
Making pariial appropriations fol The year
Sec. 4. Belt enacted By the Gsnsrsl As.
sembly Of the State ofOhio, Thai the fol,
loving sums, in addition TO former appropri-
Atlons, be aud the same arc hereby appropd
ated cut 0fany money in The treasury for
&c iera teyenue purposes, iof tho year 1861
] = o. the Per diem pay Of ihe hsutelaat gov
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Sheriff Sale,

Anthony Frederick and others.
BY virtue Of an order mado by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the March term, A. d. 1858, In the above
entitled cause, aud 10 me directed, l will Of
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door Of
the Court House, In tho city Of Tillin, in said
county, on TAXI fIIGI.4 .4.tir
Tue l7rH DAY or June, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. H., and
4 4o'elock p NJ Of said day, the following
lands and tenemeuts TO wit
Part Of the west half Of the north west
quarter Of section thirty six 36l in fractional
township onel ] north Of range thirteen 1871
IN the District OF land subject TO sale at Thin
Ohio, and bounded as follows, to-wit; St.
On The north by line runnihg east Rardly
from the point where Leonard street, in the
town formerly called Oregon and now called
Adrian, intcrseets the State Road leading
from McCutohensyilo, Ohio, to SprinEyiile,
Ohio, and extending from said point on and
along said last mentioned road twenty one
l2l rods, 10 a stone; aud on the west aldo By
Leonard street Aforesaid; and on the south by
q line extending eastwardly from a point
where the aforesaid Leonard street intersects
the south line Of said west half Of the north
west quarter Of section thirty six SO and on
and along said last mentioned south line
twenty one [2l rods 10 stone on said line
and east by line running northwardly from
said last mentioned point or stone 10 the
atoAe herein first mentioned as standing at the
east end Of the north line aforementioned in
said eOunty and State, and containing two
and ahalf ~ { acres Of land more or less,
all in said county aad State aforesaid.
Also, the following lands and tenements,
tO-wits rTrgr rsrH.r rTnw wsr q 7.
Beginning At the south west corner OF The
Lot known as Charles Fosters Saw Mill Lot,
ssEuslut1FY Uuft 90 rUus
thence north ten aud a half 10 Is rods thence
westward six l6l rods; thence south thirteen
and three four,hs fl392l yoos to tho place Of
beginning,
Also, the west half Of the lot lying imme-
diately east Of the above described saw mill
lot, all In Seneca County and State Of Ohio.
- LEVI WEIRIOK,
Sheriff.
- VaHU IN
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Col. Anderson.

Co, Anderson had a reception at Co
lumbus and Cincinnati, and stopped a
few minutes at Camp Dennisoh. Every
where no has been hailed with the most
hearty enthusiasm and demonstrations oi
honor His presenoe stirs ~ the patri.
otsm Of tho people 10 the boiling point.
An immense concourse Of people turned
out to welcome him to Cincinnati aud ia
every wey sought to do hsnor TO him.
He has the most lively tokons Of what
constitutes fame.
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RICHARD @. PARSONS
... ROBERT &. KIRK.
rssscd Mar 6 1861. Pres. Of Senate,

tNo. oil AN ACT
To amend section twelve Of an act entitled
can oct Tor the better regulation Of the
public schools In cities, towns, &c" pass
cd February n. lsi9.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General As
scmbly Of the State Of Ohio, That section
twelve Of said act be so amended as to read as
follows; ....
See 10 II shsll be the duty Of said board
TO keep sAid school III operation not less than
thirty nor more than forty four weekso each
year, to determine the amount Of the annual
tax to be raiscd for the purpose aforesaid, in
cluding all the recess ~ expenses Of said
schools, except for the erection Of school hous
es aud purchase Of sites; and on or before the
FIRST day Of July ofcach year, to max q known
the amount OF ouch tax to tho auditor Of the
county in " hich said district is situate, and
thcreupon IL shall be tho duty Of said audi
tor to assess the samo upon the taxable prep.
erty Of the said district az the same appears
on the grand list In his office. aud the said
tax shall be collected by tho county treasurer
lin the same manner and at the same time
with the state aud count tex6s, and when
COLLECTED shall be paid over to the treasurer ol
said board;
Provided, however. that the tax 70 be os
sesscd under this section shall not exceed loul
lmi 10 on the dollar upon the tINable proper
W Of said district, ns the same appears upon
the grand list: Provided, further, That in case
the amount so authorized To be raj ed, togrth.
.er with the other school moneys Of said dis
ltriot shall be insufficient 10 support said
schools for the portion Of the year mention
ed in this section, that said board Of educo
ton may require such sum as may bo neoes
sary 10 support the same for the residue o.
said time 10 be charged, at tho discretion o
said board. upon the tuition Of the pupils at
TENDING such schools: Provided. however
that the children Of INDECENT parents, or or
lphans who are unable to pay such charges
shall not be excluded from said schools lo
the non payment Of the samel and II shall b'
1.-The further duty Of said board to Keep an nc
lcurate account of their proceedings and Of re
ID eipts, disbursements for school purposes, anc
lat the annual meeting for the choice ofdircclor
in said district to make report such receipts
land the sources from which the same wor,
derived, and Of said disbursements and tn,
obicct 10 which the same were qpplied; an,
they shall also make report at the same tim
Of such other matters relating to said school
us they may deem tho interest Of the same u
lrcquiIe.
Sec. Q. And be It further enacted, tha
said section twelve be and the same Is here
by repealed.
Sec. 3. This act to take effect from and af
ter its passage.
RICHARDo. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the HOuseoi Rep.
ROBERT U KIRK,
..t President Of the Senate.
NJ A.. & 1891
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Ten NIIiIion More fOr aho war.

The total subscriptions for war purpo-
sos In the North, according 10 a very inn
perfect table no subscriptions under
$1,000 being included--s $4,000 ,OOO.
To this aggregate must now be added
Sl0s0O0.0o0 more which our dispatches
inform u5 has iuss been appropriated by
Massachusetts,. The patriotism and the
treasures Of that gallant little State are
alike inexhauS,ible.--CiA. Gasctts.
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Good 90 l.nrson I.fat.t,-.....,l-I.. .

Parson Brownlow, Of tho RnoxnIla
(renneSsee) Wing, sllll holds Qua nsbly.
In a late number hO sAyos
"That az msy understand us. We tsks
Occasion to say, fsee from al excitament
that 10 destroy cur ofioe, or stop our
windpipe, iS the only Wey u which wa.
can be prevented from acnge=sins Se.
oessioB, aRd advocating the Unions--
There y now but iliree Uaion papers n.
fennesse9, ls Ws cono.deF, aId cnl,ta
We ofo als61ainated. or our odict j. a.
gtfopeds va shaA r6oA habs tl.a h,hcf u
Standing slono. And tholo Ne o1tll
Etend--lcilhcg lh1 oelo1 az heil, nof gho.
pRessura ol aoctasidl tlots, b1ihe I1l9 %
prevail sgtlAsl osiI ooalieliqp Il piellla"
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Laws of Ohio.
Published by authority.
An AcT

mo 23l
Supplementary to the act regulating tho
mode OF Administering assignments 10 trust
for the benefit Of ereditors,' passed April 6
1889.
stc.l. BE Il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of tho State Of Ohio, That every per.
son who shall have performed any labor a. m
operstive in IN the service lazy pssson or
corporation who shalt hcrcaiter assign prop.
erty in trust for the benefit OF creditors shall
be entitled 10 receive out oil The trust iund,
vbcro the same Is insuiicio 10 pay ~ debts
of the assignor, the iull amount Of IN wages
due 10 such person for such labor. not exceed.
inc one hundred dollars; Provided, thut such
labor shall have teen performed within six
mouths Immediately preceding the assign
mcnt
Sec. Q. This oct shall take effect upon IL
passage, ....
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Some 1900 OF the Illinois tolunleors
who miaaod the chance 70 get iut0 any u
the seventeen Illinois Regiments, have
gone 70 Sc. LDnis, Rni there taken sen
vice amo g Capt Lyons volunteers. =
They arc anxious to lght.
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RIoHARDo. PARSONS,
hlbAAhNbN - AhNPOsNpt
Speaker Of the HOuseol Rep.
.... ROBERT U KIRK,
.... President Of the Senate.
Passed Mar. 6, 1861.
AN ACT

mo. 25.1 AN ACT
Requiring justices Of the peace to deliver to
successors in office certain dockets, statutes
and papers. ,....
Sec. /. Be Il erocted by the General As
sembly orthe State Of Ohio, That every JUS
tice ofthe peace or other person who shall re-.
fuse TO deliver up any docket, papers, files.
laws or statutes. as provided in section 2O6
oil the act entitled "au act Of the jurisdiction
and procedure before justices OF the peace,
aud Of the duties Of oonstab es in civil courts
passed March IL, 1853, shalt be deemed gull
ly Of a misdemeanor, aud upon conviction
thereof, shall be iued in any sum not exceed
Ing two hundred dollars, or Imprisoned in the
county jail not exceeding six months, or bOth
at the discretion Of The court.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
RnBERT O. Kirk
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Sheriff Sale.

James X. Glenn, Admir-,


'William II. Gibson, ct al.
ny virtue ef aa orlsr made by tha Court
Of Common Pleas or Seneca county. Ohio at
the November term, A. ID, 1860, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale al public yendue, at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Tim in said eoan-
~, on r-n II Il - H
THE 24th DAY or JUNE, A. D, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and 4
o'clock 7. M. Of said day, the following
landa and tenements, o.Wie 'rEl
One undivided half Of the east half Of the
north east quarter Of section number thirty
three (33l and the north west quarter Of Sec
ton number thirty four (34) except twenty
(2O) acres OF the east aide thereof, and
eighteen (ls) acres out Of the south wesi
corner OF the south west quarter OF section
number twenty soyea t27 all In Eden town
ship Seneca Couhty, Ohio.
And the whole Of Lots No. 5, 6, and 7, In
Oakley south Of and near Tifhn In said
eoantycoutaiHing hEa acres In each lot.
LEVI WEIRICK Sheriff.
May "a. 1861. "a IS.
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y. y, Steiner.

Attorney at Law, has resamed
hepraeos and will give strict attsntion TO m busi
nersenttusied 10 him oaoe 10 the corner Ebert'f
Sleek directly above the stofs room Of Mr. ofgs
NaVlor'and oppositsths ShawhaniiouSs bpls
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n. GIBSON .JAMBa N. PATTERSON
Gibson g. Patterson,


w, II. Gihtoa has resumed she practice Of law In
eeheea and Adloining couutes, and associated with
hlHJ. N. Patterion. They will give pfonpt Auen.
tloHto albutiuep onirusted 70 thar care Office In
Csmmsreisl Row, Main street, Tina, ohio.
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SHERTFF SALES.
sheriff Sale.
Charles Daugherty
John WilRans

Nv virtue ofan execution duly issued from
hs,Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county.
ONO. AID 10 me directed, shall offer for said
at public vendue, at the house Of John Will
Jams, IN said county, on rr-
THf 4th DAT or JcNr. a. d 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
O'clock 2 ~, the followiug personal properly
to wits
Wagons. 10 be sold ~ the property Ct John
Williams, 20 satisfy said writ In favor o.
Charles Daugherty.
May q, 1861. $3.50 sheriff.
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Dr. Wnn. III. KnnII.

ehysician and surgeon, would re
'pssdully infsTm The eiiiIsaS of Tmn ana vIojnity
thaths hss iseatedi peTmanen In thf place andii
r'sey % ndmihitiSFts the uailetsd Al allhsuTs,
. .sg 9 ssa nFSsst6Ss;,s.- t6Ss,S. s''y and I'a
3ASEa OF THF EYE - ~,i,Ie-,T
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DR. y. McAdoO.

Will promptly attend to all calls,
liberia iflfo oF oounBy, In adminitsflnf ts the
aieed. Psnieular attsnien paid 20 re male
'hower and Plunge baths eonnealed with tue oties
"susrths Woeden ihdgs "a Ward. Tim ,ohio.
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crnor. as presideniof the senate, the payment
Of members Of the general assembly, their
clcrks, assistant clerks, setgcen,s alarms aud
their assisiants aud messengers, the sum of
thirty Thousand dOllaB; for tho contingent
fund Of the school oonumis ,ioncr, two hundred
dollars fot the payment of guards Of the Ohio
peuiteuuary, two thousand doll0rs Tor the
messenger and librarian Of the supreme court
six hundred doilsrsi for the state board o.;
agriculture, being balance Of procccds otshov
Licences and esoheatcd lauda for the year 1860
four hundred and sixty dollars and eighty
four cents; for the purchase OF Ohio state re-
porte, under exciting laws. seven hundred dol
larG for the payment Of David /. Wood for
services as armorcr from March 1850, TO
March !, 1861, Que dollar aud any cents per
day for all time actually employed,
Soc. .. This act shall take effect on its
passage.