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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

A.
ZRHARMAcNsA .
DIR. ROSACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
when Dr. RorAcK. tho celebrated Swedish
Physician. introduced his iu,, Purifier nno
Blood pills in the United States, he sol forth III
plnin language their curative properties
This WIS wears ago. Tho task uf recommends
Ing them has since becn fdken ont QJ hiS hdndS:
Enlightened men, whoso character tor sunhn
iudpmcn, Hrd philosophy. gives theirppihi"ns
weight In the no,nmunity-- men who observe.
reflect, aud make "assunnco doul,ly sufe
before they decide, -- are rvcrywhcrc ~,
prrving aud Ur.iag the use "l these wnnI'rluI
Preparations. NJ who cuniidc IN Tue WISDOM
and honesty of this class, or who choose tn m
vrstigpir Tor themselves, Hro now of one mind
un this important subject.
The evidence IN the possession oi Nr. R"hhrk'
which Is Ut All times accessible IT, the public
establish tho following
,, a., ,,on,,r rM,,N,,,iS,:,r, , ptnou
rms have been proved Icy analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
Th,, ,t, ,,,i,,or,.i c,,rri,in,
.,,.,,,,.,,,,.
DbSfEFSIA,
witI, unrr,juy ceyi1iuiu and In "A ycry short
limo thnt nTlor uIl other medicines have
nruycd usrlrsg. thoy relieve
y,,, ,nuuy,.N,r
hi'fh ,o"' 'H'"i'
aud restore the health and strength OF tho sui
fcrcr: that SICK PENNIES,
who havo languished for years in hclplcs'
weakness and dcspund"noy, rGclp'rhto WIZ
great rapdity under thoir iuvigurating np"r
alton; that all sexual disabilities are rcmnVU'
hy their cotdial and gently stimulating proper
ties; that they recruit
SIIAI"rEIyED CONSTITUTIONS.
-, 49,. ,.,n., ..,,,.
however my y Law, maNu nuui ,,'a,qu ", WIN ni,'
aouscu ',,. l'io,r Ia, 70 w. ,u's.ii
en- llIe; anu rehIor tuIgo!a,uWlV' ~ @ la'
urcc''y uT"n ~" P,w ~, w. ",', 10 "'e "'o'"
lncy ~ - - go ~ -, -. ,t.., .
anu ulscharIo iIo.h Wv ~ a'ua"' ~, i ,nil..
Scr"iulh, "he'her hcIc""'! "r''"o'"'So'
l"'t 'n'' -
RECRUIT THE DEbihiTAfED;
and that there is no disease of the stomach an,
LovrIs tho liver, tho nervous system, the
sltn. Glands. or muscles.
,y,s,Sn .,uo, I,r,,ttutrtyss ON ou-
...,..,.'.,.,., ,,,, 49,, a., 90,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
REDUCTION ON PRICEN

.nWiNG to tho war nnd hard iimcs We dron
" IL proper tu l!grrCE rus pKItLS ~ Ut%
ITlsTar 10 tie fllowin- low rates. wh.'h vii
br strictly Hdhcr, Il tn, and uo deviation What
ever. JACOB CARR,
D. TABER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trifod with and
abused; that their direct tendency IL tn length.
en- life, aud render it enjoyable; that, operating
directly upnn tho poison Of diyedSe in he LiOod,
they CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
aud discharge from the system, ovOry tant of
Scroiula, whether hereditary or otherwise; -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

TNsTATE OF JOHN hUShh, ,s.s-,Ssr
was this day appointed and qualified Aamttnss' tEs
traitor on the estate Of John kaInis, AZ sasS y.
Gle .Swnship, Hancock county 0pS,nV 0nlo, ssIs ss'U'
! Admmisratey af Ioan hs''~'s' "'' '''
/ October "a, 1s6l.-tsw s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

saa WHys Il, Tho tlniui, like crab ap.
~ I!scanae, lobo worth anything,
jS ant ~ is,ectss |.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

DtBy wAGoNs-At New York cast aL
ID s. -. rKHE'S
DURG Az BOX SroBF.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
Only Twenty-Five Cents

per bottle, 10 be had at all respectable Drug
gisls and rtrfumcrS.
J.. MILLER would call the attention OF pa
rents and gntrdianS 10 the use uf his lnvgOr-
ator, IN cases where tho chidronS' hair In
IclineS to be weak. Tho use OF II lays the
foundation tor n geod hcadGtbdir, as II removes
any impurtio, that may have become connect.
ed with Tie scalp, the removal Of which Ia ne
lccssary both for the health Of the child, and
the iuiurO appearance of It's hair.
CAUTION. - None genuine without the fac
isimile LOUIS MILLER being ON tho outer
wrapper; alsn. H. Mll.i.ER'S HAIR lNVlGOR-
ATOE. ". Y, blown IN The glass.
Wholesale Depot, 80 Dey street, and sold by
iall tie principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the world.
Liberal discount To purchasers by the quah.
itity.
MO
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF lime.

etfE1ri EssSS-:Y ~ - - --..441 - + I
s::.j;i- -s--r. i 4. - 80. Z -,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
FURNITURE .
Cheap for Cash, at POrch's Old ShOpI

~ ~ ~ " u II ~ AaI
Cheap for Cash, at Porch's Old ShopI
DERSONS wishing to buy Furniture that is
IL worth more than simply carrying home,
willfnd u good lot of
Chairs, Bedsteasis, Tables, &c., Sc,
At my old shop,
EAST OF THE w0OLEN FACTORY.
In the manufacture of my Bedsteads, use q
cast iron fastening (my own inventory, which
for ease of setting up, permanenoy and dura.
bility, is superior to AL others now in use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else.
where. All kinds Of Furniture made to order.
Cheap for. Cash. +.
All Work Warranted!
81 Orders for Cofins ofany quality prompt.
ly attended to, at AS LOW PRICES AS any.
where else. II. PORCH.
FisnLAY, September u. l.lsGl>-------.-.-
porch's shop. Allknds OF Wood Turning done
10 order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
September II, 1860.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

on and after Muudty, April u, l'Gl, trains
" will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

SysAcusE Missouri, Octobcr 30. -
! II d reported that Acting Brigadicr
Gsssos II Wynan. who left ltolla sew
.,erst days since with about $500
y srts. has arrived at Linn creek
where he dispersed body of rebels.
killing . considerable number and
stalking over two buod.ed prisoners,
aid capturing eighteen wagon loads
!. ~ ,goods belougins to McClurg &;
(:o.. 1 prominent Union lirn wio,p
the rsb,Js had robbed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
FACTS:
That tho moon PURJETER and BLOOi
rms have been proved hy analysis to
fONTAIN Nd MINER
LIVER COMPLAINT,

aud restore the health and strength of the sut.
fcrcr: that SICi< EiiniAIEs,
who havo lHnguished for years in helpless
weakness and dcspOndenoy. rGcupnrato with
rrcat rapidity under thoir nyigurating up"r
alton: that al sexual disabilities are removed
by their cotdal and gently stimulating proper
tips. thut thpv rppruit
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
NV ln'f
RECRUIT THE DEBILiTATED

and that there Is no disease of the stomach and
bowels, tho liver, tho nervous system, the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
Estate of Samuel Marshall, deceased

T., lIRowS 4 liurE, his Attorneys.
September -, lSGl. 6w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23


% n it be true, DO stated, that PHLiP CEAY.
TON, the late Assistant Secretary of Sue Treasu,
~ under CosB, has been appointed to the same
position in the szcheqnss of the Southern Con.
federaoy,it viii BE- to ihs sdvautageof all con-
cerned to bsvsss Nan apd lank 4 treasury q
possible. Indsei, Il xill be wen that 10 money
should be p iisyarlts etsny time, since Car
'ronis an unworthy and dishonest fellow, With
cut either capacity OF integrity. We would no.
aust him with dime, and isdstsacsssery much
from the character. Of this new ,sonthefn oigan-
isation. % place snck man a. PnlIr- cLArror
in positIouof ftnt Isud cohfdsnes. n Corr ana
crAyTor ruined Mr.. BvcHArzE's- exshequer,
and the iscs 30 GAZING thas aIlnens 6osh
North and South, kpoweit, The, recognition
ard hearty endorsement Of such men by the
nswI govsmhent oftbo Gotten sla.A would
ssslh ID indicate that'is d designed a. q plum
dSiI5g, thIssips concern, shd dnolhing else. ynu
Presidsnt DAMS mrst beH HaHaro q the fact
tbss ctlSwsis man wholly sindt fof anypub,
~ sisust,tpt itIssptpfisIpe shas hswoaIdsanS-
tidnhis appointment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
What ths Essislssure Il DoiBg-7 7Ho.hlpe-a rand
~ ~ y How Il does Is.

The Columbus correspondent of tho Cinein
matt Gasstie, (the leading Republican paper IN
Cincinnati, writing from this city on the 2oIh
inst, ssys: "A~ r-I - 49, 7"
gThs Legislative proceedings his forenoon
present noyery novel or Sensational features,
but about the same dull routine which occupies
the time Of our General Assembly from day to
day.
Every now and then, the, correspondent here
At Che Capital is subject to fit Of impatience
70 report the proceedings upon some Of the real.
ly important measures Of legislation, but each
days experience teaches him the lesson, oi
learning "to laborand 70 Wait" The ipauisi-
tive reader may be led to inquire, "Why don't
the Legislature do what they have TO do, and
then 70 home7"
4 If such reader could but spend q single half
day In the House Of Representatives, he v ould
noe be at loss for an answer. He would be
more often reminded of the proverbial garrul-
onsness of some company of old ladies' at o tea
party, than Of his preconceived ideal the dig
nifty and wisdom Of . legislative BODY ~
Y 1t must be clearly evident to every observer,
that entirely too much time IL employed In ut 2 |,
entertaining, uninstfuotive discussions. In
portant matters wiz not be reached untilithis
sbuse is in 0 measure corrected, and until the
House shall place more yconfdencs inlthe re-
ports Of their committees. avn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Obtaining Goods On galss lplctsn.es

L.. u
. Some ten days since we published an account
| of the arrest iofia one BENJAMIN Lipdersrnitb,
in, Ohio, and his extradition hilher, on, the
charge Of obtaining goods under false pretenses.
II appears that Lindersmith was formerly in
business at West Bedford, Coshocton county,
Ohio, and came to this city In August last TO
purchase goods. He stated that he had a
llafge amount Of real estate unencumbeTed,
large stock In tsade, z was. out of debt, and
that he had changed his place, of busi-
ness to Bladensburg, small village In
Knox county, Ohio, where qhe had rent
ed store, 60. Upon these and other rep
resentatinns, he obtained credit Of several prom.
inent firms in the city. The goods were ship
ped, ,end upon reaching Bladensburg, were trans-
ferred to oonfederatcs Of Lindersmith, under
pretext Of sale, and Immediately shipped to
Iowa. The creditors, upon Investigation, find
Ing Lindsrsmith's statement Of his responsible.
ty to be false, and the whole circumstances
bearing unmistakable evidences of,rascality,
concluded to make an example Of him, and pro
ceeded to get an Indictment and reqnisiten. /.
He ID now in the Tombs awaiting his trial.
1--WE are informed that the frequent occurrence
OF such fIauds within the last few years lhae
aroused the leading nleschRnta TO test the ques.
ton whether the law In relation thereto can be
oulOtCtus hftehcttO Jus Dcou CuStJutfy Tor
the sufferers from such operations to quietly
submit to the loss Of their debt, or In case Of
arrest, to compromise the matterand allow the
rogue 10 escape, but Il is said TO be the inten-
tjen 10 this case to submit TO no Compromise,
Abe object being vlDdicate the law and thereby
warn swndlers throughout the country that nii
such cases win hereafter be prosecuted. We
are informed that the losses to which the NOR
chants of this cry are subjected BY reason Of
such frauds amount 4. hundreds of thousaBds Of
dollars dnnuaiiy and that the evil has reached
appoint where It ID fully determined TO put a
stop to IL If tho Law will permit, In case Of the
conviction of Lindefsmith, itisthe intention to
proceed against number Of othefs. The pa
pets are in readiness, awaiting the result of his
trial. Such esindlers ehopld cersainly be
brought to justice. The amount which they
-flch 10 this way from the community exceeds
by ten fold that from burgaries and petty thefts
In addition TO this they destroy that confidence
between men which is essential to the CONNER
cial interests Of the country.y Yet judges and
juries incline to deal lightly with them, while d
miserable wretch who steals q loaf Of bread to
satisfy the erAvihgs Of hunger, or a garment 10
cover bis snakedness, Is severely phnished, IN I
", Tribune b as5il esIala
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
The Light Breaking in upon "old Abs's" Under.
20 agsT standing. dIsoA &c -


Ssges il ancient Greece and Rome journeyed
tothe East in search of knowledge and wisdom,
Weare glad to perceive that the mind OF the
President elect has become Illuminated BY bis
tour In similar direction. When, on the 18th
of February, DO sas 9. the Capital of Ohio, be
saw 'fnothinggoing wrong, = snobOdy VAS hurt, 2
.'nobody was sufering.r But eight days af-
terward when he had reached the Quaker
City, light had burst upon his darkened vis-
ion.. He said, in naddressIng the Mayor and citi
zens Of Philadelphia, that he had felt justified
ain concluding that tho crisis, the panic, the
anxiety of the country, at this time, is artif-
cfsl." He had found out, ID Seems. thast there is
panic-s crisis existing in the country. But
he had discovered more, for be said in the same
address-''I do not mean to say that this arti-
fetal panic may not do considerable harm; that
10 has done much. ] do not deny He did deny
IL when he was in the W eat; bat his Eastern
trip has hsd good effect In clearing his men,
talvision, We earnestly hope thai, as he goes
Southwark, his eyes may be openedto to clearer
perception Of the real condition ofpur distracted
srd suffering country, ldI dCJ y Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
"rhe siss ore Hsales,y'i

This, our readers win remember, Vas The ioy.
Hfalicryol the multitude when the great Physi.
clan was up0n eArih; buts although the days Of
miracles are passed, still, kind Providence has
provided cnFebfor every known disease. Some
may not have been discovered, but others have,
and among them we find Kennedy y's M Medical
Discovery, the great humor medicine. IL ever
10 discovery was made, under che direction Of an
overriding Providence, II tuas this BY accident,
the hefbs principally yznsed' 10 compoundng this
remedy was found by Mr.. Kennedy while cross.
ihga pasture, nehF his house, and since that
times be has lsbofed 70 cure bic fellow-men-o Of
every humoto with &hion tliey were Afflicted ,sha
h6Idsserves the support ana eHccurdsenehsoi
the commniEy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
.TIgTC J I'M III 90
Shall the Majority Rulei


j When the President elect hsrangued tho Eve
thousand at Steubenyille, on Thursday ,hs asks
the pertinent question, J" II the majority should
not rule, who should be judge We must be all
bound by the decision of. the American people;
II not, then the minority must control. Would
thatbe right, Just, or generous2 Assuredly not.
Irepeat that ls pejority should rsls.,,l Now,
certainly tho votes cast atsthe last Presidential
elecliou show that TWO yHIADs were sgainst MIR.
Liheolnl How then, BY the popular vote, can
he claim 10 be other than the head of decided
minority? If go, do the majority, whom he styles
the American peoples rulef Islnot the nation
to be actually controlled by the, minority, which
he virtually deprecatesaq The majority of this
nation are dlametricslly opposed to the prinoi-
.ples and programme of the Republican party.
Accordingly, be should act directly contrary 10
the policy Of that party, II he really intend to
be bound BY the majority decision Of the people
When the ballots are tgo to ono against O. per.
son, il canshsrdlyzbe aaidhe 10 In msjorityt
at least, Thomas % Jefferson's idea would not
have agreed with spchan exposition Of his
favorite priuciple7-Bostea Pest. cd nso ii ssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
The Reasons for tho pischarge Of Anderson.

The following are, the groundson which the
Canadian Court Of Common Pleas dirchsrged
Anderson, the fugitive slavo who murdered h.a
master, as given In the Toronto Globe: sos,
The discharge has been ordered on two dis.
tinct grounds First, the warrant of commit.
ment recitesi that Anderson stands charges, ,afor
that be didl "wilfully, malioiously, and Sfeloni-
ously, stab and kill one Seneca T. P. DiGges; Of
Howard county, sohieh might amOant 0nty to
rsansisgqhter; whereas the Judges decide, thst
to come within the provisions of the treaty, the
charge must be one of fl"nurderH Second, the
warrant commits Anderson 20 the gaol of i3rant-
ford ''un.:l he oshall be discharged according TO
hw;" whereas, the Judges decide he should
have been committed "GniR surrender De made
or until he ahsll be discharged according to
law" -squp s.sr "fyair ,si gi odW" tLa "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23


TBy an article to be found elsewhefe In this
ssening's paper, Il will DO seen that JoHr CAS-
kE1, the editor Of the Republican paper At Nil.
le-rbursh, has just been appointed postmaster a
that place. We are ignonns ss 70 theiuausnces
to which the Farmr slludes ss having procured
the sppoinimsnt, but kposihg that the location
is in the Northern District, we are not surpris-
ed at tss thine atsiL Itis 4 small and dis-
reputable business, In which the sdninistration
should not be involved, n reaignations take
place st tlis hour, u "a to be presumed ,that
there Is sone arrangement BY which the thing
is brought about, and the Departmen ought not
to seoept them; bot II Il DO 30, and place Re-
pubIicans IN these poaiticna in advance Of Mr..
LircoLs's inauguration, such chsps ought 70 be
removed bg 4 special order, ou the 5sh Of March,
=. - a LgaW 4E ~ la4taA . ~ 80 A,al 1oo ~ u
as noon rkys eilssol5ss 81 . glIiti ias, ptn -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23


Mr. Grass presented q the Senate on yef-
terdny apetitlon from LHoSAAD swleART and
iortyfcur others o. fRichland county processing
against the passage Of Senate Bill SOs, {ior the
sale ofsaifrosds and the reorganization ofshe
sans) upiess Provision be Pade Tor the hoapng
debts duo ey such hjtp&&M i s1JYllFl
We are glad to see this memorial from hlon-
land county ana mop nope ~ may De ioiiewea ny
similar pefeione irom osner countless Tue Diii
now before the Senate pToylding ftori me sais
and reorganization of FAil road companies
Within the State of ohio,l lsa measure Of very
grave Importance, and should ct once receive y
the attention Of the indiy yidusl stockholders and
local creditors OF alt the defanlting railroads
In the state. ~ provisions their interests as
may be affected tcr good or tor eyil apd ltnley
should knoF. and be sAtlsfed that they are prop.
erly guarded la thebiH. sd ,asO1o s,DoaiiW o
The billisasked for, no'dopbs, by the sgsnta
of foreign ctsdiscrs Of The defsp tlpg roads, and
they win take care that 1t meets with their
views and wi ,nrorpote their interests, Such
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
I Holisvay's PHI. and oIafpsat,

FAors FoR THE MILLION. by recent enact-
ment Of the French government, these ipedi.
cineaare admitted free of duty Into al ports Of
France. They are extensively employed In all
the public and military hoapitsls throughout
the Empire The Emperor has -signiied his
appreciation of their virtues. in an autograph
letter, to DR.. Holloway, During the late Cam
paign in Italy, large Quantities were used for the
wounded Of Bresecia and Montechiaro. Sold
by all Druggists, at 25 ets', 62 cts'y-a 81 pei
'boxcrpot TATTfgf RyF "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

pMs.,w wooDs, Of Licking, made an able
speech In tie House this morning, the Question
being the confederation of the bin to punish the
assisting o. giving aid to fugitive slaves. de
was fcllowsiby Mr.. yorzIs, and he by Mr:
Hrczccsk, thetwo latter being "irrepresslolest'''
Of the frst wstesss Mr. Woops, effort b highly
Spoken Of by thess Who heard Il. We supPose
the subject viiIibs further discassed, and that
all the asmberss Who feel Ike mountaineering
themselves win take this occasion tc 90 50. 90 " y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

s-RlrLuoAp ACCIDENTS M 1860. rkkfe were
seventy -four accidents on the RAILWAYS vofthe
United States last, yeer,vbH which 81 persons
were killed, and 3l5 wounded. ThisrtDes not
Include Accidsntsto pefsonNnet mtha ulzH@s
The n6ipbtf killed laet year 1As less tllaq hslf
that Of my year sinee A 1852. end fhg plubeg
wounded Nass alec q leaasi There vbes been n
gradual decline in nutnbefs Of killedsnd wounds
es eight Y ySss ssss sss,s sss.
been o77 accidents 70 Fains, BY which. \ sl6gI
we're killed and 3,996 wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
aw.s.sssrr..- dI,syy,--LI.,.o,In.

The Cleveland Herald Of Thursday has an
article tllus headeds referring % the address Of
the Republican Commit ses Of New. York CITY
20 Mr. LiEooia, d ths Asssf IIouse. m which he
was told,I"ss arsmarkshlsincident !" that inthe
rosm where he was received pSsre had been but
three receptions: to pAr,Eh WEpsgza, HENRY
cLAz, and--ASaAHAM LlncoLr. Shades Of the
great departed! chow we apples SWIM" Just
Imagine AzIascoIn inthe same category with
cLAr and WrpsrERi Bat, for your Uncle ABr's
sake, dcn't compare them--s Comparisons are
odIous'' ''--Hell shss ase, particularly 90 In this
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Ftbrrary 90.

z-as.s SATURDAY, Et0Iuary 25. :
PRAYER By Rev. Mr.. MORRIs.s9 .s9eia d,somal
Mr.. LAsKEY presented resoluiionpa and me-
MORALS of the City Council of Toledo, hskipg th,
General assembly to give them power 10 Issu,
bonds to liqpidate City debts, which were refer
red 20 the committee on the Judiciary 9aed =, &
Thefollowing Bills were read q second tims
and referred 10 the committee of the whole; aiA
Us. B. No. 24l; To provide for and regulate
street railroad companies. .----g--
S. B. No. 245; Authorizipg the paymentdol
the claim Of Bartlett \ Smith sagl aai efa .
Mr.. Key introduced q new Bills. B No
25l; Regulating the Commercial Hospital Of
CincinnatLR tf,d--nig0 eId at Iodl6a yam sol
Hbe conatitptionals rule was suspondedi and
said bill was read o second time by its title and
referred to the committee of tho Whole % n 4
Mr. SPRAGUE, from the seompittee on en-
rollment, reported several bills and Joint resolu.
tons cofreciF enrolled. .ys no on az md Die
Mr.. COX, from tho 1ndioisry Committee, re,
ported back H. Be No. 344--Supplementary to
San act 70 provide for the creation end regula-
tiont OF ineorporate companies In the State Of
.ObIo," passed May !, 1882 and recommended
its indefinite postponement, which was agreed
togE
iMr. JONES. from the same committee, are.
ported hsck ii 9BaNo. oo2--RequirInR county
auditors 10 g lie refurds toltie auditor Of State
Of the amount OF sses Received by county on
GERS, With two d Ddments, which we're agreed
TO, and said blll " ~ ordered ITO be read third
time on TueSday next. 1sig1ai baa yilttliDasd
Mr.. coz, from Che same eommistee, report
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