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SHOALS OFF NORTH CAROLINA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is, 1861.
Some time ago, and while with the army in Missouri,
Isaw In the columns Of the HERALp report from tho
Coast Survey that in consequence of representations be-
ing made to that department. from various sources Of the
existence Of shoals bars Off Cape Hateras that the su
pcrnendent had ordered surveys and that the officer de-
tailed for that purpose had reported that such shoals
bars existed beg to state that for satisfied
that there such IN tho neghborhood pointed OUT and
that the night Of the 2sth Of March last pas
senger on board the bark Washington, of Baltimore
bound from Rio to Baltimore when the bark drawing
about fourteen feet struck the shoa heavily at eleven
O'Clock P. N. We had made tho Cape Henry light be-
fore dark, say at halfpast Eve O'Clock, and laid
our course for the entrance to the Chesapeake
and as the wind blew steady oil the time wo knew
positions butt looking at the chart found ton
fathoms water in the very position we were in Capt.
White had before heard Of the existence Of tho bar there
and taking pilot the next morning, he seemed fami-
liar with the fact and stated that large ship had been
lost on the place where had struck long be-
fore Judge, therefore, Of my surprise upon reading
the report from the Coast Survey Bureau Capt White
Of the bark Washington lately cleared from New York for
Baltimore She is owned by J. Hooper Sons The cap
tain will corroborate my statement Hampton Roads
occupying the relation to the United States that
Cowes does to the British isles and the Continent 1t is Of
the highest importance that the maritime interest should
be properly Informed the existence or ncnexstcnce Of
imledments TO commerce. and would thank you to go
behind the report referred to, and you will find that
in error THOMAS J. RAE
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UNION MEETING AT NEW LONDON.


The great Dickinson meeting took place this afternoon
and resulted In the congregation Of the largest number
OF people that over assembled in New London. The
occasion was glorious one, and the meeting decided
success. Ten thousand people attended. About two
O'Clock on the arrival OF Governor Buckingham the pro-
cesson formed in front of the City Hall under
of about five hundred men from the Fourteenth reg
ing, and proceeded to the immense steamboat ard rail-
road depot
Captain Francis Allyn, the chairman Of the Committee
of Arrangements called the meeting ler making an
appropriate and eloquent speech.
Governor buckingham presided and addressed the
meeting.
Hon. ID. s. Dickinson made of tho best speeches Of
his life Hon. s. p. Hall, of Binghamton Hon. D. p
Tyler, Of Brooklyn, and j. F. Trumbull, Of Sonington
addressed the meeting. The enthusiasm was intense
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Total oo, IO4,
From the above it will be seen that Toledo still
keeps the position of being the second city of the
West in the grain trade, and Milwaukee the third.
The receipts at tide water of -four, wheat, corn
and barley for the first week of September; 1850
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Profit for nine months 600 62S 10 81 $3.50 -
The annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company waa
held at Hartford yesterday. The following are the
statistics of the years business ending Septem-
hor Al
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The total receipts of -four and grain from the LIST
of January to the LIST of September, at Chicago,
Toledo, Milwaukee and Detroit are 53,7O4,l el
bushels. The following is the amount received at
each port -
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The gross income for the year has been $Sl s9l %
less than last year-of which decrease $22, TOT q
was on passengers, and $5S, 1854 05 on freight The
decrease is owing to the present state of the coun
try, which has affected all kinds of business, but
is much less than might reasonably have been ex.
pccted. The working expenses have been con-
sdcrably reduced, and were $780, 9l less than last
year. The whole number of miles run by trains
during the past year was 323, 49l the whole num-
Der of passengers carried 499,sss. A quarterly
dividend of per cent is declared, payable o.
tober l, making IL per cent for the year. The
dircctorsin their report say:-"Whether this rate
Of dividend will be continued win of course de-
pend upon the future receipts of the ,ad."
1t is stated that the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company refuses to participate in the fight for
Western bound freight which the two New York
roads have been engaged in for some time past. Il
is probable that the negotiations now on foot win
close the quarrel entirely in a few days.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the first
week Of September -
x0VA \2s0vy
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CARGors GRAM FORTY
HouRs-The Detroit Advertiser Of the 18th inst, says
ssThe feet OF vessels which left Milwaukee and Chicago
few days since have been continually passing at short in
tervas for the past days. Up to this evening not
less than one hundred and fifty had gone by and proba
bly, the largest quantity Of grain which has passed
this port during the same number Of hours before.'
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HOW HARpER,s FERRY WAS TAKEN.

The passage the secession ordinance BY the trntOr
convention Of Virginia at nrst secret and before its
pronunciation at Richmond the delegates from the Har-
pers Ferry region had returned their homes The in
slant of their arrival there they summoned together the
militia officers OF their neghborhoods, told them that
sanoher John Brown raid' had been made at Harpers
Ferry and that they had been by Gov Letcher in
obedience 10 requisition made by President Lincoln, to
call out the militia 10 repe the invasion This appeal
was promptly responded TO, and Harrers Ferry was
taken possession Of by body Of men who believed they
were acting under the authority Of the United states
government and who understood their true posi-
ton until after few days they found strangers,
sion leaders from tho South superseding their officers
and strange soldiers from distant parts looking with
picion upon themselves.
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The aggregates Of the receipts of the above arti
clos for the wears 1860 and 1861 have BEEN
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Mr.. Solomon Sturges, of Chicago, has taken
100000 Of the national loan. Mr.. Walter L. New
berry, President of the Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, $4,000. Mr. VIM. 3. Astor, of this city, Il
reported to have taken OOOO 9s4st.
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One working day less this year.

Decrease ..................
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GENERAL JOHNSTON.
General Johnston, also pupil Of West Point s little
older than Beauregard and was Colonel In the regular
army Mt the period Of secession He served very bril-
anty in the Mexican campaign, and enjoys in the United
States great reputation for capacity and probity
sadness to appear to paralyze in him The brilliant ouai
ties which every recognizes In him; but place him in
the field Of battle and then the true warrior reappears
These are the two men who command tho Southern
army. say "whc command" because IN truth 1t is
pretty difficult 70 say which Of the two i
Both have the same grade and it appears that either
through right Of seniority or in consequences Of special
commission, Johnston u.s. in the camp at Manassas the
presence Of Johnston at the battle Of Bull Is admit.
ted by every oneby Beauregard rst and afterwards by
Johnston-that II was Beauregard who conducted the
battle and has all the honors Of tho victory II has been
explained to that Johnston having arrived only the
Evening na, at Msna; \, with norton Of h
till the day after the fight, and acted on
that cay merely as . support TO his colleague.
But these are shadows which only military man can
seze for these attributes OF rank and tho constitution
Of command form the obscurest part Of the military
ganzaton Of Americans For the foreigner whom these
professional questions do not nterestwho is content
with hearing what may be told him and with seeing whit
may be shown him--Beauregard is the Southern com.
manderinchef II Is he who gained the battle Of Bull
rum and it 10 be who will gain the next battle that will
be fought
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
! shall soon, perhaps, have leisure TO write
to you some words on the manner in which the
secossioniss look upon their situation Today
can only report to you Its most salient features
Ihey Affect TO set aside ns questions that secondary
ended adudicated reserved those of slavery Of Ia
rs OF ncolns election that of the right of seces
sion lhey raise the question to height which appears
70 them unapproachahlc TO all discussion controversy
They have vowed mortal hatred against the North and
they make an implacable against IL, because the
North has invaded their territory their native SOIL
in hand and because they have 10 defend against il their
freses their honor and their liberty From the Gene.
raln-Chief down to the humblest soldier ALL with
th,
That appears to be the party watchword; per
haps ought also 10 say it 10 its conviction
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have been as follows
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JEFfEkSON DAVIS.
Inc south mas already chosen West Point man. Jefer
the rest of the nation and furnishes chiefs to both
ties Generals Beauregard and Johnston at the head
OF the secession movement Mcclellan and Mcdowell are
the Union heroes and their take the place in ererv
ones mouth Of those politicians phose cedkness and inca
pac'y haze brought the United States to ne brink of an
abyss. "
The war appears to be between comrades In Western
Virginia Mcclellan has had operate against two West
Point companions one Of whom, as l have said was
killed and the other made prisoner
Beauregard and Mcclellan military leaders Of thu txro
opposing parties not only companions but intimate
friends When Beauregard went TO the North he went to
no other house than McClelan's and when McC1cllan
side and the other acquainted in the most intimate
manner and sentments of chvarous esteem are found
almost everywhere in both camps former friends now
become impacabe enemies
Such are the men whom the force Of circumstances
calls TO direct the great revolution which this
upturns the United States, and which will PROBABLY END
in reforming them
THE HOSTILE ARMIES.
pass now to the details promised you Of the armie,
facing each other
The federal troops assembled the line of he poto
mac are composed Of the following sections
l. At Harpers Ferry twenty Ave leagues (seventy five
miles) above Washington, where the Allsghanies do
bouch, corps Of eight to ten thousand men.
2. Four leagues above Washington, and on the left
bank, corps of six TO eight thousand protects
bridge thrown across the Potomac
g. In the of Washington in MARYLAND reserves q,
corps In formation echeloned far as Baltimore
T. In front OF Washington, on the right bank corps Of
~ VO0 men, facing the cutting him off from tho
oaks OF the river and relieving tho representatives OF
tue Union from the humiliation Of seeing from the win
do"s Oh the Capitol the smoke Of secession bivouacs
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Dr.Velpeau' 8 Cankerine'

pR. vBLPhAU's CASKBRlNR cures Pu:rid sore
nm VEaP%Au's CAEKERINE cures Sore Nipples:
DR.. vRLPBAU's OANKRRlNE cures liberated
RAraa --sc-s -tyuKFt 5aE5 -trtL
DR. VRLPRAU's CANKBRINk cures Cuts.
m HRLPRAIJ,S sCAHKERINE cures burns.
xk.WELPRAUss GANK ERNIE cures sores
f4R VFLPKAU'S CANKERlNE cures ChaPReo Lips
M. YKLPEAU'S CANKERINE cures otcefa'e
M. VRLPB AUS cANKERlNRis the best Puriae'
nS. EELPRAU'S CANKERINB cures Canker 10 IN
MSuth, Throat or Stomach, resulting rom Scarleu
, jaa Or Typhus Fevers. M a.'
ladies. IL you delightn pure white teeth, use "
2 snE srinessnd your desires will be realized. We
wiege eur word that 1t Is entirely free from ACIDS ano
III tposonOus SUBJ and eau be gven 20 an IN
eAut with pe.sGsafety. 1t Will preserve tne teSsu
and keep The gums free from ulcers; y = equaIy
@aaaaEiousfor nursing sore NOUNS. In all tne thou
a wAn ef feinedes that have been put foTtn TOT tnt
eure Of the various diseases above, none can equa
said % IN Ravenna, by Curtis Hatch and charleI
Nwift, and By druggists generally co
Proprietors, % Maiden Lane; y: y:
Read hs following certificate rom 'el-Ah'"'
e'"A'h = CoLuxsrs, ONO, Sept. -, 1850.
Nentlsmen-Being troubled with sore throa
vhila trayolipg in Pennsylvania, was recommehde
te nae yeur C1NKERtNE. and by using u Twice. va
Sntirely Aured.4 therefore recommend 70 az u0u
bled.SsiM any diSease "f he throat, beheuns II 10
"a What every family should have. ...r,.
OotSNeY Q. 1S6e-lg. r d w. L.=Hu0HES'
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'@r 'stag ~ .y..,@ RRYAN'S "nro3r
pULMONIC WAFERS!

r .,,n,l Madeleine Established In 1887, and first
.i ~ N ina kind ever introduced under the name
GssspwI uonrc WApgRs,i In this or any DINER couh'
-. ali other Puimonic Waters are counteri@els:N @ ~
I TSe genuine can be known BY the name Oh En- a.
Aeiag stamped on each WAFER
~. BRyAS's PuLMoNlo WAFFes
Relieve; C oughs, Colds, Sore Throat, doarsehess'
.aEt-a RRxAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
: Relieys Asthma, Bronchitis, Dihcuh bFea'ni"s'
.a3;isaa s.!t BRyAN's PuLNoNIo WARERs
I, Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In tne th s''
BRyAs,s PuLNoNIo WAVERs
y Ralieye incipieDt Consumption, Lung Dlseases'
.,es!E Ia sRpYAN's PULMoNIC WAVERs
s,s RaNeys Irritation OF the Uvula ard Eonslls'
-I.sE .h.. BkYAN's PubMoNIC W.rERs
In ksueye the above Complaints in Ten minutes,
--.sy pf,S .S,ss BRkAS's PuLMoNIo WArERs
Are Blessing TO all Glasses ana oohS"'u'onS'
r.ls a1.s7 BRSkN,s PuLHoNIc WAyERs
Are adapted for Voealists and ru'hc "peaHer''
EsgL2 BRyAN's PuLMoNtC WATERS
ssigArs in simple form and pleasant 70 tne 'aS'e'
a, l.saslag iBRYAN,s PuLxoShi WASEEs
Mst only relieve, but effect rapid anu ias'ins o"te
.s9sF casa, BRYAH,s PuLMoNIc WATERs
*. ava warranted to give satisfaction TO every ohe'
sgfiaE1 Ns family should be without box OF
as .l1 1S- Bar ANS PuLhoNIc W-FERs
,.,.tta4 as =, ,..t In the house. ..H
.-sIa Ne traveller should be without supply OIL
,,s,s.-' =, = BRYkNss PrLMONlo WAFERs
1S'e in his pocket. ~ s,s s
No psrsou will ever object to giveier
sRa& sEss BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
,ax ,, Twenty-Five Gents. AH."
sss fcR.NOsNS. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. X.
Ssid by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna, and Druggists ses
xs'.,Savs GAug. IS, 1860.
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Legal Netice.

fhs.sasts of Ohio. p3Ia In the court q oenm0h
~ az Erastus Carters Jr., Plaintiff,
u-.,S c.yier. ira Carbf, Lois Judd
ana Miles Carter, Delendants.
n,HE .hoyS Snmed Defendants. especially
MI.s Csrtar. 81 :hs State Of Iowa, VIII iaks axe
MSs ~. netifion was nted against them on ING
nSMSS ~ Mafeh. Al d 1851, III the Oouit q Soh
ac Tlsas Within and for the county afoIesaLu,2 ~ ~
WN. ssns carter III, and is now pending, ~,
.,S Erssus Carter, jr, deErads partilon q
Sciiovine real eststs situate 10 me sownsnP Rain.
YSn9hs in lot No. in the north dtyi:
~ "a rods in the north east corner OF SAID ios
r M Ia said EFastus CaTteE, Jr., and whicn saiu
"rS SalenrinR i0said Bra nus Caftor, 1r.; ~
"a 49,, "a described as follows: Commencing AZ ny
corner q saie a Cs No. So - M shaiS. and i9
shaees WeS parael with the north lineCf sSi3
m IA chains ard 2s links; thence north, paIanel
2h ths east fine ok said lot, 10 ehalns and ~ NnS
VI ihe north lha ~ eeidl lote henee east aiong ~
Norm line Oh ss y shains and 2 Inks! Nv ~
W corner Of said lot. and which i bounded
ana described as follows; Commenelng as the souln
s. snSner Of eaid lot No. q running thence east
rnGthe south line Of said lot, 81 cheins and y
rEs. france north, parallel with the west. nne g
IA Ioi 60 far that ine running snSnos @ tct
WMn ns.;e Ss ACfeb containing % acres, be ~
~ore o. Ess; II being lahd Of Yhicn Lois vaE
eamS ~ ss unty of Pertage, died seized. baie
ss, .s siI Be for hearing e The nexs term OF san
CouftcI Ccmnsn Pless.: !. ar,,a GARTER. IN.
a By AsvHoHss ser' nus AMoInsyi
March ny lssf.sW kV KnSi--z
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MARRIED.

In Saint Paul, Min, on the Cd inst, by
Rev. John Mattocks, Mr.. JoHa H. GILLIs,
formerly Of ,Ravenna, and Miss HELEN =.
BARHEs, Of Saint Paul. %
In Ravenna, on the llth inst, BY the
Rev. q. C. Fooie, Mr, ELIAS H. Ross, OF
Auburn. and Miss LoTrrE J. WEAvE1, Of
Mantua. s,sa4-
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! he ) Gre attest Remedy Now in Use
,alssS :, ,,,I ,,Tzs1n ran dHiNtIHssI1 HIN Lrran1n1Er.

No other preparation ever offered to sur
IN Z Z has performed 80 many wonderful
- l. .bort time Is this iufalbs Liniment'
.many ,seyere and apparently incurabe cases, us
..sis Ave hsen ipstantsneous and satisfactory
siIra.ns IL. and calling forth the highest tesmoni
,ls ever 4 ven to msdicine Like the oil Of olden
s,me uss IL snnointing, its cures are eften mraca'
Vsss. II its sTsparsIion are nsed the most potent
Ir,,.dents known TO Pharmacy, and BY It's ABSORBING
.Skvsu,,rs.lus qualities, relief hrs been given IN
~. N S. most obdurate and excrueiSting charac'
Az laGsu IA ether remedies have utterly 1aled'-
FStvttSstan ding It's powerful healing qualities
Siid.ot the most delicate female, may take II in'
.tdy for thess when Il is required Wi'hou' inc
'tSSst EVIL eject, NJ,
saiFot Rheumaiism1ihe Genessee neve. Faust
.ssFstN Neufaleia-lthe Genessee never Fals;
Ia Hor Tooth Ache--tbe Genessee %neve, never ran" F..
,x1er Gsut-,he Gensssee never Fai.G S. r.uJ
FOR Sore Throa!-the Genssses sr nsss, Sa,isi ISIS
y FSf Sioe Aehs-the Genessee never Fsiisi
,xRSr CoNc or Cramp-the Genessee never sr 2.
Yer an Sebss and llls sqTe GnrS Reyepna.
.skes 'aisiPy r ~. : NJ i. WAIEE rroprsses.
.siI IL ~ ,Ss su,, .aeld street, PtlsburgS, ra:,
.nxAwhem all orders NUT 20 aooressoa. I--0-.--s
zTPIi5. .eldom We call attention 70 an aoSet'so
tasnt ,atipx orth The extraoronsry curative quan
M. "a patent ne disine. There ar 50 many "oi"
Ness SSstrpms paraded, BY glowing notiei'
m tspdbtls, the use OF which IS, in many
a.esas. or worse than useess, that 1t is unsafe to
= 'eeomnend thsm. Occasionally, however, when tA'
.yhenSes continually multiply Of the merit, and ben
sasisl eeets Of particular medicine' We are onl!
AenS smPe actof jussice to the proprietor as wei
a. to the community, in speaking OF with laYor'-
P&AtkSediciRol Of Tho latter class, are very Jew
AStl among then, xs mention with satisfaction"Wll'
TIANs, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARSAPA
RILIA and 1oDIpE OF POTASSIUM" which ha
,ssh,sSea reputation that leaves no room 10 douO
in snnsacy and Importance dn removing the disease
sor, xhieh lisp.nuiacturel Il and used i i'' wi'hos
doubt; zone fthe most potent and harmless romedie
ihat baS eyer been discovered. ..,.,ay..s, !,
Ycr sale In Ravenna by Curtis Hatch and Chas.
SSia, and by all In Portage county.
ed@ VIII. FOX, Proprieeos, louisville, ny.
--RETIEF In TEN MINUTES.
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DissolutiOH.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing
i between M. H. Streator, G. F. Daily and He.ry
Bcechsr, under the name and nrm of Streator,
Daily & Co.. is this day dissolved by Limitation ana
mutual consent. y w =
The arm has this day sold their entire interest in the
stock Of goods to Geo. F. Daily, ahd the business VIII
hereafter be carried on BY him al the old stand.
The Books, Notes and Accounts of the late arm Of
Streator, Daily s. Co.., will be settled and clesed By
Nj Il. Streator. All those having unsettled accounts
navmant. M. H. SrREAT0R,
GEo. r. DAILY, ~ Z.
HENRY BEEOHkR.
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TIUf af3ls LIVER PILLS
!, I Rslissl csrsi R.sdii Rs.dsn

=. - 49,
: NY. u. WILxER-Dsar Sir:-For
is2e ytari blss, have been severely anheted W.
f3V4 ~ a bilifi, Of Z most malignant and ehySnls
tfk11sseF 4 fosertsd V large number o. Ieme.ss
: hi AaT hiad v produce otheE than ~
snef.- Ihent fx menths ago, purcnasee ~ y
,EbE1tKs LIVER PILLS." aud after using ,sSs1
fsvr3 u much better, hat a. onee eeSPso
nyIkOm sf taking them. and soon loune AZ
,aTI1 n nNreiy and radically cured. Inc yanous ~ ~
.ttsriS II p6n diserdeTed stats of NE Evet ~ vn
~. SISarSd I gladly and most eheeFtuiy Lec"l"
ssSS7d IH1So Pills q sure undsneenxe FemeSSE;,r
Lesbni ." YenFa3 trulN, -. MN. A.
Z I, NIifhd ttES, o. ibecembefA :, 1859.
- Ila shsEa sui speaks the voice ef Thousands WIG
nave fsliy tested he curative proPertes Of cLArE
&sN.a PILLs, Prepared At nrsi for private praenoo'
~ q eiasst phydcian; and their merits fny treS'
q strange tAey act mere encienty and drec.
s.I d,ssrdsssd organs than the generally .o-e.nou
s,AIvar Rsnealss. In cases OF Liver OsmPian., pys
s...,ls, ,InpatAaJ OF The Blood, Constipation Of 'no
eczs.c. tasssfsA Debility, Sick Hesdsess, ana AL
sA,nassa krilng from dlsorganixec state OF 1ne Ts
-stsu, As.a 80 suEs and never falling remedy.
"a nssparsa 81 solelyl'o 81 NJ Y; ;,A MALhER, 3,
t2siSom IN ssdsrs must be addressed Sold BY Q.
sti1,rfdn Epa e.t =. SwtHf, Ravenna, ana oy AgSnu
ss6ySFJwhefa. .ylgi ~ ihiai INoyember 9. leo0-y
-st Tt5fTw NEWER dFAILSI
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Passed January 81, 1851.
- AN ACT

rNo. 1Fia AN ACT
amend an act entitled stan act to provide for the
organization Of cities and incorporated villages"
passed May 3, 1852.
sErr,o, 4, Be II enacted by the General Assem-
bly AZ the State Of Ohio, That original section forty
esht o sa act be amended so as 70 read as follows:
Section A. The Mayor, or IN case oi ms aosence tne
Rscoy.Ier ahaIl Dresde at all meetings OF the coun.
iii: ne recorder shall also be and act as the clerk o
me corporations and shall attend ell meetngs OF the
councif and make fair and accurate record 9f all
she,r laws, rules and ordinances made
SSd nassed by the council, and the sGne shall at ell
Nme be open for the Inspection Of all persons inter
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.L AW Ss'oF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

NE. IL An ACT t'
To amend section nflsen Of an act entitled "an act
regulating the mode Of administering assignme ,ts
in trust for the benefit sf credtorss" passed April
8, 1859.
SECTION !. Be it enacted BY tvs General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That section fifteen OF the
above described act be 50 amended a. 70 'ead as fol-
foWs: Section afleen. Nothiug in this act shall be
81 construed require any property exempt from
levy or sale upen execution 10 be delivered up for
payment Of debts, or T. suthorizS any property be
longing the wife before marriage, and NOT eonVer-
ted 70 the husbands to be taken In payment OF
the debts Of her husband, the assignor shall seek
70 avail himself OF homestead exemption uAder the
provisions Of this section Il shall be the duty Of the
appraisers provided fer IN the third section of the
act regulating the ode Of assisnm sns
in trust for the benefit Of credtSrs passed April g.
1885, and Of which act this is amendment TO, set
of to said assignor such homestead provided for
in the "act to exempt the homestead Of families
from forced sale on execution 10 pay debts" passed
March IS, 1850. iFtf .Er
Ree.2. That original section fifteen Of tho act Of
which this Is ent, be and the same is here
by repealed. This act to take effect and be In
RICHARD C.PaRsoNS,
speakef OF the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT e. KIRK,
President of the Senate.