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mo. 651 AN ACT
To amend section 54s Of the act entitled an act to
establish code of civil procedure.
Section l. BE II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That section Eve hum
dred and forty three of the act entitled act to
establish code Of civil procedure be amended so
as to read as follows: h'''
Section 543. In all eases in which the piantif
is a nonresident of the county in which the ac-
ton is to be brought, before commencing such ac
tion the plaintiff must furnish sufficient surety
for costs. The surety must be resident of the
county when the action may be brought and APP
proved by the clerk. His obligation shalbe com.
plete. simply by indorsng the summons,i OF sign
ing his name orthe complaint as security for costs
He shall be bound for the payment Of all costs
which may be adjudged against the plaintiff in the
court in which the action Is brought or in any
other to which it may be carried and for the costs
of the plaintiffs Witnesses, whether the plaintiff
obtained Judgment or not Provided. that instead
of giving security as above, the plaintiff may de-
pesit with the clerk Of the court such sumof rnos
opinion Of the clerk shall be sufficient for that pur-
pose. But the court may, on motion Of the de-
fcndant and If satisfied that such deposit il insult
iicient require the same to be increased per-,
| sonal security to be given.ats 10 p@St. eGI 81
| Sec. g. Said original section is hereby repealed.
4, IIITClIC0CK, pro tenn,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
i .na JAMES MONROE, & a
/ M f.y-se President pro tenn of the Senate.
| Passed April 10, 1861. J..,,,-. j.. t~tt,.-1s
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ffon, the original rolls on file in this Office
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| wv oo,j -He ass AN AS1 4. Pa 4HE ~ .--
To fix the standard of II ton. s.
| Section1. Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That ton shall consist
of two thousand pounds Provided that this act
shall not apply to pig iron and iron ore. i.
! Sec 9. This act shall take effect on its passage.
| P. HITCHCOCK. pro tem.,
Speaker Of the House of Representative.
| .E'Tta+' " ROBERT G. KIRK,
/ t President of the Senate.
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ACT

Passed April Is. 1861. !. o. A.
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Passed April 10, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

The ABOLITION BLOOD COOLING Down.
The New York Tribune, commenting on
the fight at Bethel, intimates its viii
lingness to have peace made should a
heavy northern army be whipped in
fair fight After urging that a great
army be marched out to meet the con-
federates in open field, it says:
If we are whipped in a fair fight, let
us give it up, and make our peace ac-
~cordingly. But let us get ready forth
with to do our best, andr being ready,
let us make the shortest possible work
of this treason. Guerilla warfare is
formidable against weak or purposeless
commanders /; Napoleon in person was
never troubled by it. The general who
knows how to win a great battle knows
how 10 compel his adversary to fight
one. And it is only by great battles
at least, by movements that look to and
offer such-that this rebellion is to be
distinguished.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Capture OF the Steamer 81. Nicholas
.7,vc and Three other Prizes.
Full and Interesting Particulars.
FEDERAL Prisoners Arrived at Richmond.

RIcHxosp, July l.---About thirty Fede-
raj prisoners were brought here this
morning, having been captured last
week at sea, by fifteen Marylanders /:
Apparently reliable reports state that
Commodore Hollis, at Baltimore, devi-
/, sed the plan of seizing the steamer st,
Nicholas, plying between Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Capt. Thomas, disguised as a female,
with several others, took passage for
Philadelphia. At some point below Balti-
more Commodore Hollis, with others
went aboard, and subsequently the
whole party armed themselves, aud took
charge of the steamer, meeting with
but little opposition. ss.
49, They took a Baltimore bark with three
q thousand bags of coffee, and two
schooners, one laden with two hundred
tons of ice, for Washington, and the
other with two hundred tons Of coal fnl
the Federal feet. All three of these
prizes were landed on the ~RappahannocI
river, above the Confederate batteries
and the st. Nicholas was brought Il
Fredericksburg. 4
The st. Nicholas is a valuable mai
steamer, and is believed to have OF
board interesting dispatches, money
and a valuable freight. The prizes are
valued at about $500, 600.
Commodore Hollis, with the captain
g of the ST. Nicholas, arrived this after
3
iea A report says that Capt. Thomas wa
disguised as a French lady. and tina
Commodore Hollis recognized her as
. Partisan acquaintance he bad know
many years ego. A long French con
~versation ensaed, and at | o'clock Satur
day night the party appeared thorough
ly armed with arms, ~cutlasses. &c, ant
y took possession Of the steamer.
Universal qualification is expressed q
this achievement
s Memphis. July 2.--Arkansas calls GU
I'm additional regiments for immediate
service " the border - \
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
Missouri Orerrssa sUifh Fed.
.. Doh. er0IISfS.
All the Towns on the Missouri In their
ron Possession.

MEMPHIS, July Am express has ar.
rived from Little Rock, bringing news
that Missouri is being overrun by the
Federalists, and hat Illinois Lincolnites
are in possession Of the towns on each
side OF the Missouri river.
Gen. Lane and Montgomery, the AboA
litionists, were marching for the Indian
country.
Springfield is filled with Federals, in
tending an invasion of Arkansas by the
way Of Fayetteville.
Gen. Ben McCuiloch has issued a
proclamation at Fayetteville to drive
back the invaders and sustain the Mis-,
sourians.
aI 70 From Washington.
Washington, July 2d.-rhe ship St.
Nicholas has been seized BY Southern
passengers.
No diplomatic appointments will be
considered till after the adjournment of
Congress.
Alexandria, July 2d.--Henry c. Har
ner, citizen of Richmond, was killed
while attacking the Federal pickets.
Sailing Of u. S. Var Steamers.
q, The U. s. wal steamers ~Pocahontas
and Pawnee, have sailed for Matthias
Point.
Serenading Speech of Blair.
Washington, July 2d.-Blair, of Mis-
souri,, was serenaded last night anC
made a speech. He called the MARYLAND
Legislature a nest Of coppcrheads, am
spoke tauntingly of Southern chivalr.
amusing itself by picking off Fedora
pickts. He declared himself for a wa
Of determination to the enemy (; abon
mated a compromise. and paid a hig
compliment to Gen. Lyon.
Secure of The Ship st. Nicholas
Baltimore, July 2d.--Capt. HoIlins
late Of the U. s. Frigate Susquehanns
went on board the ship St, Nichola
disguised as . woman. After the sc
cure Of the, st. Nicholas, he capture
three vessels laden with ice and coffee
and took them TO Fredericksburg.
% Washington. July 2nd.--The Fedel
q alists want Fairfax on the 4th of Jul,
The Southerners are running car
within 10 miles Of Alexandria.
.,sl The Confederate steamer Geo. Pag'
is cruising in the vicinity of AcquI
Greek.
Colonel Stone is to occupy the Mar.
land Heights commanding Harper
Ferry, sa SGD
Messrs. WIN. Brent. of South Caro-
ma, and Henry Scott, of Maryland, hay
been arrested as alleged spies.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

INpIspUrABLE EvI~DENcE.--The Norfolk
DdgI BooE, of the 22d instant, says:
Col. j.. i. tIoge, in the n~eighborhood
Of Winchester, with $50 mounted Rang
ers: killed % Yankees, and brought
the.f soaps to the Qu~artermaster He
routed the enemy, and drove them
across the Potomac.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Interesting from the B0ii>e.
-------
The sumter Gone TO Sea.
The Brooklyn Could net Catch Her
Attack Expected at Head Of Passes.
lFrom the Evening Picaynne,l

Il rom The Evening flcaynne]
HEAD OF THE PASSES, June 30.-The
enemy have seized the telegraph inStru-
ments at Pass-a-fOutre.
The L. S. steam frigate Brooklyn left
the Bar this morning, and the Confed-
crate States war Steamer Sumter went
to sea. The Brooklyn is now apparently
chasing her.
The operator at Southwest Pass saved
his instruments, though they had a
guard over him about twenty-eight
hours.
They laid in wait for US with 35 men
boat howitzers, but | had to go to fort
last night to clean boilers, ST. they did
not get me.
They threaten to seize this Office on
Monday.
| shall keep a sharp look out for them
JAMES F FULLER,
Lieutenant commanding Ivy.
Head of Passes, July 1.-The Brook
Ign returned to the bar this morning
without the Sumter.
There is a bark to the northward of
Pass-a-lOutre bar. She seems to be
ashore.
The enemy did not come up last night
but | am expecting them hourly.
J. F. F.
From Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND, June 29th The Virginia
Convention, on Friday, passed an ordi-
nance authorizing a loan of 81, zoo, 900,
of which 50. 600, 900 are to be issued in
treasury notes.
The report of the Committee on EIec
| tons recommends the expulsion from
| the Convention of Messrs. Brown, Car
Isle and eight others. In the session
to-day, twelve members from the Pan
Handle explained.
Prince Camille de Polignac, a distin
guished F~renchman, had an audience
with the President yesterday. Tit
Prince comes to offer his sword and ser
vice to the Confederacy.
The interest ON Virginia bonds no
held or due in the United States will b,
paid on the lst of July, in currency a
Richmond. The interest due the pee
pie of the United States is suspended
during the war.
Ice is selling in the streets of Rich
mond at from IS to So per 100 lbs.
Passengers to-day from Wincheste
reports a skirmish took place at Ron
ney on Thursday, in which about twelv
Federals and two Confederates wer
killed.
There is nothing of interest from ott
er points.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
SPECIAL OTTO e S .
EHsuectOE'sS Notice

To Non-RasideHts Of the I'm District.
ITO Laurent Miliaudon, Daniel Holiday. Au-
gustin Leblanc. Estate Charles A.. Slack.
George W. Campbell !, DR.. Thos. $ Garrett. l.aac
Erwin; Estate c. II. Dickinson, Mrs. T.. Wool
folk
Each and every one OF you are hereby notified
10 deliver your road % feet wide. tree OF obstruc-
tons said ro,d to be Ia sed IN the middle. with
a ditch on each SIDE. all weeds. briars, roots aud
stumps whaisoevpr, 10 be removed. holes 10 be
filled. Your Cordelle Read 20 be cleared OF all
distractions. The above works 10 he accom-
plished on or before the 18th day OF October,
is6l. according to law. J. PARDO,
Inspector 18th District.
Crosse Teie, June II, '61-jun2S.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of LOuisiana-Parish of IberriUe,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Udo. f. c. Dupiessis,

Wdo. f. c. Duptessis,
u. fNo.7.
George Forrest.
Dl VIRTUE OF a writ Of seizure and sale, to
ID me directed from the Honorable aforesaid
Court, in the above entitled and numbered cause,
| haze seized and will offer at public sale, at the
door ofthe Court house of this Parish, to the high
est and last bidder, for cash, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of July merit, 1861,
a, IL o'clock, 4. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claim OF the defendant, George Forrest. in
and to the following described and mortgased
property, to-wit:
~ certain negro woman named RACHEL,
aged about 30 years. on the 18th March, 1889"
Seized 10 satisfy said writ and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
Parish of Iberville, May Both, 1861. Uunel
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

The TENNESSEE SOLDIER. His Idea Of
hc Present StrHgg6.-A correspondent,
writing from one of the encampments
along the river, thus speaks of the
Tennessee soldier. The picture is a true
reflex of the troops from every state of
the Southern ~Confederacy. He says
Go where you will among our soldiers
and you will learn that the idea that
their discontinue is possible never en-
tered into their conception of the posi-
bilities of the future. If any comman-
der should, with the present state of
feeling predominant among Tennessee
troops, under any circumstances, order
a retreat he would be destroyed by his
own men. The wish most frequently
and strongly expressed, is that the war
may begin in good earnest, and that
they may be led to Cairo.
Tennessee troops never retreated up
on any battlefield, except by the order
Of their commanding officers ever
this has occurred but nee in our coun
try's history. Maddened as they now
are by the indignities heaped upon the
South, and especially upon this state
by a crazed president and fanatical adj
ministration Of our former government
Tennesseeans will never retire from an,
conflict, however unequal in point o
numbers may be its contestants:
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
A splendid comet is visible here to-
From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, July 1.-The Mas
.sachusetts Regiment has moved beyond
Hampton. Gen. Butler dislikes that regi-
ment.
The naval brigade with a battery has
crossed Hampton Creek.
Clark, a Louisiana Zouave, has been
captured. Lieut.. Butler goes home to
induce Massachusetts to furnish a regi-
ment of cavalry.
A vessel bearing a flag Of truce has
arrived from Norfolk, with Lincoln's DR..
Richards aboard.
Washington Reports.
Washington, July 2.--Fifty dollar
Treasury notes, rcdeemable in two
years, are ahoat in business circles.
More Federal wal steamers are going
10 the mouth of the Potomac.
II is rumored that Hon. Mr.. Welles
has resigned the Secretaryship of the
Navy. Co%mmodores Stockton and Van
derbilt are mentioned as his successors.
Daniel Sickles' brigade has tlummux-
cd.
. Gossip of Nep York Journals.
New York, July 2-The Post says
that the Secretary Of the Navy, Nj.
Welles, has not resigned.
The Express says it is not the inten-
ton of the Government to give the
Southerners a battle on a grand scale
till after August. Tie Southerners can
have a battle by advancing; but Gen.
Scott will make no advance in the di-
rection of Richmond till the mouth of
September.
The Cairo MerceaarieS Hard Up
Cairo, July 2.--The troops here are in
want Of money and can get none, The
Colonies themselves not having five
cents t. buy papers with. Those of the
troops who have enlisted for three
months are all going home.
Transmission of C0nhaband Arti.
cles an Kentucky.
Louisville, July Mr.. Gotten, the
Surveyor of this port, is going to station
an agent at Franklin, Ky, the first sta
ton above the Tennessee line, to pre-
vent the tranmission of contraband arti
cles.
Louisville, July 2.-Singlc letters
addressed to the American Letter Ex
! press Company at Nashville. in order t,
| secure transmission Northward, must b,
: accompanied by fifteen cents. Foreigr
! letters must have in addition to thi
amount the foreign postage. 1t is no
: necessary to use United States stamp
or stamped envelopes, as they are nc
recognized.
!. Editors having written this compan
J, for Northern exchanges are referred t
!, Mr.. NJ. w. Barr, agent of the New o.
s leans Associated Press, Louisville, Ky.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

STEEL SHIRT. COLLARS. A great Manchester,
Eng house slatts that it will supply elastic
steel shirt collars, wristbands, and fronts, en-
aneled white.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Coal.

State of LOuisiaRN-PdriSh Of NerriAe-
18th Judicial District Court.
In Matter of Estate of Rosalie Melan-
con and Dorville LaCroix.
WHEREAS: CLEOPHAS BARBAY has
w this day filed in this Court his final ac-
count of administration OF the Estate OF Resale
Malancon and nOrvilIe LaCroix, both decd.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may con-
Germ TO show cause within Thirty days from this
date, why the final Tableau Of Administration
aforesaid, should not be homologated and made
a judgement of this Court. and the bond OF the
administrator cancelled and annulled.
~lberyille, June 30, 1861.
Jug M. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

"ANTED-A Young man 10 take charge
w of a small Dry Goods Store. A RESPONSE
bic person desired. For further particulars en-.
quire at this office. !" jun2e.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
CHOICE GROCERIES.


d ESPECTFULLY invite the public te call
LII aud examine their stock of
Groceries and Produce,
Being satisfied that they can show them a stock
inferior to none ever brought to this market,
which they offer at Lower Prices than nave
been paid heretofore. The following are
among the leading articles generally required,
all OF which are OF a superior quality-ylz
Mess Beet, Hay.
Mess Pork, Flour
Clear Sides, Rice,
Smoked Meats, Coffee,
Breakfast Bacon, Sugar,
Beef, Lard, Beans, Dried Apples,
Corn, Oats, Sweet Oh,
Old Burbon Whisky, Oils, Paints.
Old Family BrandlcS, Sc. DC, &c.
Besides many Other articles too numerous 10
mention-together with aspendid stock of Fancy
Groceries.
ap20i {. y. ROTH 4 CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

Why is the end of dogs tail like
the heart Of a tree? Because they are
both farthest from the bark.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
vENTU DE SHERIFF..
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA -PAROISSE
D1BERNILLE.
JOUR- DU slXIEMED IsTRlCT JUDICIAiRE.
Vre. +. C. Duplessis, }
4. No T.
Eforpe Forrest.

Us. NO. 4.
George Forrest.
I'm VERTU dun writ de ssisic ct vente, a
L. moi dresse par rHonaorsble la sus-dite Cour,
dams Ia cause ci-dessus, intitulee ct numerotee, Jai
saisi, ct j'ex-poserai en- vente publique, a La porte
de la maison de Cour de cette P%aroisse, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, pour du compliant,
Samedi le CINE. de Juliet proclaim, 1861,
a ii heures, A. NJ, tous les droits, tires. interets
ct pretentions du defcndeur, George Forrest, en-
ct a la p~rcpriet6 hypothequeec, iapres decritc,
SAVIOR:
"Une certaine negresse, nomme RACHEL,
aceee d'environs 40 ans lie - Mars, 1889"
Saisie pour ~satisfaire lie dit writ ct frais
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Pproisse dIberville, lie Is Avril. lc6l.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

Fiat della LoHistdne-PdrOisse d IberrtHe-
COur du 5eme District Judaciaire.
Dams Ia Succession de feus
Resale Melancon & Dorville LaCroix.
A TTENDU, que CLEOPHAs Barclay ace
n Jour enliasse en- cette Cour son TabIeaux
final administration dc la succession de iues
,Rosalie Melaneon and Dorville LaCroix.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia coucerne de deduire sans trente lours de Ia
date de ce present les raisons POUR lesqoeiles 'e
dit Tableaux final ne serait pas homoloque ct
fait le judgment de cette Cour Ell lie cautionne-
ment annulle.
I~berville, lie JUN 20, 1861.
ju22. VI. A. oremer'
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

STATE OF LOUSIIANA--PARIsH OF
fBERvILLE-5TH IupIcIAL DIsTRIcT CERT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

ITO LAURENT MlLLAUDON, Eugene Ro-
i Eosse and -LAURIOT, You are hereby
notified 10 repair your road and levee on your
lots OF land, lying on Bayou Maringouin, in the
parish of l~berville, by cutting the weeds aud
brush from said lots according 10 law. by the 18th
October. d. p. FLYNN,
iun29 Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
JACQUES HdJeas Corpus.

" AhS LD
--=-=-
Mo-
THE evidence adduced before the Committing
l. Magistrate, The dispositions submitted to the
consideration of The Court together with the law,
being considered,-It is ordered. adj Judged and de-
creed, that The accused. jacques Ansaldi, be dis
charged from the custody OF the sheriff forthwith.
the killing Of Michel Bruno having been in SELF
defence.
tSigneD DAN'L d. AVERY.
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
"a true copy, Clerks Office, June 81, ls6ll
~. A. E~srEvAN, Clerk Of Court.
TIE remercie, lie Judge Avery de la Cour do
d cinquieme District, de Pempressement quill a
mis- a yeuir me rendre prompte justice dams la
fatale affaire que. m'est arrive lie s JUN ~courant
Je lie remercie, disje, de- Ia bonte quill a en- a
venir sur lie lieu pour que 81 ma cause etan'
bonnie ct juste; je nessusse pas prlve de Ia libeite
lie premier bieB de lhomme.
Je remercie, Messisures Zenon Labauye, J. A
Breaux, de rinterit qu'ils mont temoigne en- me
delandant: ct ainsi que tous ceux qui s'empatis-
aient a mon malheur; en- particulier ie Jugt
Downes, j. b, SOLAR and Bernard Caness.
jun29 j.. ANSALDl.