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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

HThe Democrats Of the city Of Columbus
and Montgomery township are quite saDguine
of success in the April election. This is well;
but hith without works viii Otayail anything,
The. opponents oflthe Democracy win do every
thing they can to distract the party and defeat
the psm0cs4tiec ticket. Therefore, it is neces-
sAry that there be diligence and industry; that
the friends Of the cause 60 to work for the ticket;
that che wards and township be thoroughly or
ganized, and united effort be made for thc
tickst aud for every man upon IT,, d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM, A. Ratchelor's Hair Dye!

Tho Original and Best In the worldi
All others are mutations and should be avoided
ifyou wish to escape ridicuio.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without Injury to
Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bee
awarded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1885, and 5000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons
Of his famous dye.
WM. A. BATCHEL0a's HAIR DYE produces col
or not to be distinguished from nature and warranted
not to njure in the least however long may be cont!n
ned End the III effects Of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair
inyigorated for life By this splendid Dye
Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
u7The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engnyng on four sides Of each box OF WILLIAM
A. BATCHEL0R, Address
CHARLES BATCHEL0R, Proprietor,
IyI9-wlY 81 Barclay street. New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
mOFFAT,S LIFE PILLS.

In all cases OF cosyeness dyspepss, bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheumatism, ievers and agues, obaa
nate head sches and all general arrangements Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy. single trial will place the Life Pils beyond
the reach decomposition in the estimation Of every pa
tent. =
DR.. Mcfats Phoenix Bitters will be found equally ef
hcecous in all CAGES Of nervous debility, dyspepsia head
ache the Gickness incident to females in delicate health,
and every kind OF weakness of the digestive organs
For sale by DR.. W, D. M0PFAT, 335 Broadway, N. Z.
and by all Druggists. msy22-dGwly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
sl.l .l..lr lrhe Extra sessIon Of Congress.

N
Telegraphic despatches announce that Presi-
dent LIscoLs Is about to call an extra session
Of the new Congress- This measure, it IS said,
is deemed necessary for the purpose of inter
preting, altering and amending the tariff act,
which was tinkersd up by MoRRILL and Others,
and passed at the last session of Congress. Ills
suggested that the President has been quickened
in his motions In this direction by the fact, stated
by the Washington correspondent Of the Balti
more Sna, shat Attorney General Bates had Civ,
en- him Mr.. LINcoLnl the opinion that thereve-
nuescannot be collected, except under the law of
1893, which makes II necessary for collectors to.
reside within their respective districts, and that,
therefore, it viii be impossible, we're it other
wise feasible, to collect tho revenue n-ship'
poard. .,sssszasn ta' &taln sa1 - -
This may have had some influence over the
PSesident's mind but there Is much more
potent reason why thetsriR act, which goes into
operation on the first of April, should be imme.
diately revised. Under the low duties which
the Southern confedsracy have established, the
Federal Government will be deprived Of one
half Or more of its income from duties on for
eign imports. To. meet this exigency, the
present United States tariff must be lowered,
since the Administration comedies that u cannot
be execuled In the disaffected States. Il is prob
able that the revenue laws might be so changed
by Congress that the revenue could be collected
in the seeded States. But the employment Of
force would still be necessary, and that would
conflict with the ''pesce policy" of the Admin
istration iseA ~ sgtp
As seven, or perhaps more Southern States
will not be represented at the extra session of
the new Congress, the Republican or Admins
trstion party will have a large majority in both
the senaip and House. Il is true, the party may
mot b unit upOnsil questions that may come
up for consideration; but his to be apprehsud
cd that Che Administration. through the inild-
snce Of the immense patronage IL wie,ds, will
able 10 control . decided majority in both
Houses Itspolicy may then be expected to pre-,
vail. aud that policy, so far as II has been de-
vslopsd 70 Tue public view, has decided dis.
union aspect. II looks toward recognition o.
the Independence Of the Confederate Statei
Govsrunssnt, and q final completion Of the worl
Of the permanent separation and division O
what was once the United slates Of America =
The ncthrious JOB may not be finished at In,
extra session, but isis 10 be expected that incip
lent sieps win bs taken With that end in view
II this reasonable design, whichia chargeabl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
Ksnnedy's Medical Discovery.

Never, in the history of medicines, has one
been discovered that has had the power to cure
30 many different diseases az the one above
mentioned. It ia true that Mr.. Kennedy first
discovered the valuable qualities of the herb
from which his medicine is mAde, but the public
have made still further discoveries, and Mr.
Keruedy has been surprised to receive unsolic-
tied, and from perfect strangers, communica-
tions, stating that bis discovery had cured
them of diseases for which he never thought Of
Offering it. The proprietor has always said
that it would cure any humor on the face Of
the earth, and SO it will but this additional tee
timony stamps it as most wonderful dscov'
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Minor News Items,

: -Wrightsville, Pa, which last year gave
Republican majority Of 10, last week elected
Union local officers by l06 majority. s
Mr.. Keene Richards, OF Kentucky, sold, d
few days ago, his splendid FLY "Bettie Wardp
to Mr.. Foley, OF Louisiana, for $4,000.
The taxable property OF Missouri amounts
to three hundred and sixty millions of dollars,
of which slaves make up forty. five millions.
The Boston Post says that there are more
sinners now seeking "Abrahams bosom" than
have before been on the anxiouseeats for some
years! tx q a,lfr -
The ship Samuel Dunning, Capt. skolaeld.
was cleared at Mobile, on the 18th, for Liver
pool. with s. .620 bales Of cotton. weighipglS,
800 ,l56 pounds, and valued at $2S9,O1S ~
Since the 18th of December last, the sum of
$l9 800, ,455 specie has been imported into the
United States from Europe. M3
The senatorial contest in Kansas is in full
blast. The Ewing men and Parrott men are
especially bitter upon each other. Gen. Lanes
friends are exceedingly active. Tho combat Is
carried on with backwoods directness lJs {
- Prince Humbert, the heir 10 the kingdom
of United Italy, has been passing, with young
er brother. the recent carnival az Florence,
mipgling with the people freely, lis said he
| le OnuOuDteuIy hulucleIbiy Buou uuy {. huu WIN
make resolute man but his face is likely tc
become, in a few years, even coarser and uglieI
than bis father's. n,
CARaYINo A Law, INTO EFFEcT AGAINST THI
Makers. s.-The city authorities OF Marysyille
California, recently passed an ordinance for thu
removal of outside stairs in that city. While
the Council were in session, few days after
the stairs Leading to the Council Chamber were
removed. and the dignified members of tina
body, according to the Herald, were compelled
to 'ishin" down the posts of the building. In
DEATH OF ONE OF Musoo PARK's CoMPAN
IoNs.-Mr Reuben Traveller, awell known cit
izen of Ottawa, Upper Canada, died last week
in the eighty first year of his age. He passe
through an eventtul life; among other circum
staDces, having been present az several of tn
: great naval battles Of Nelson; being also one {
those venturous spirits accompanying MuBg
Park in his African exploration. ~ ~ ~
PHiLADELPHrA MUNICIPAL ELECTioN.---Th
Legislature of Pennsylvania has passed, and th
Governor signed, a bill providing that the elec
ton in Philadelphia for Mayor and other off
GERS shall hereafter be held in October, irstea
,, of May The present incumbents will. there
fore, remain in Office for nearly six months lonl
er than the term for which they were chosen =
The object is to have the State and city ele
. tions On the same day.
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To OnnsumnIiYea.

The Adverser having been restored to health in aew
weeks by very simple remedy after havings uGereds
eral years with lung Affection and that dread
dsesse, Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the prescIp
tIon used Gree Of charge with the directions for prepa
ing and using the same, which they will find Gu
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which hecon
cevcs to DO invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescrptio will please address
Rxv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wamsburgh,
j u1e} ~ Kings County, New York
oct3wlv
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Dsmooratic city and TOvaship Ticket.


,.i.fy "a ss,ssft.lA MAYOR, l-tA f A
.,s .fy i,,ssisscWRAY THOMAS. a', .H
=. CITY MkRsHAL,
SAMUEL THOMPSON. ,...,
gIhO VI cry 3rkEasuRER.y y - %. ~
.,,o, }..- sWALsrEIN FAILING. ff,o Af'r7'
tlcfE - hnd aaorTY CLERK, 7
J. JONES FUNSTON.
a ga 20 ah8l cry SOLICITOR, Z hhf lt
IsrSfg Be- FRARoIB COLLINS. -.
i'aa ~ - - SCHOOL prREcroRs, ,- .ts5s .i-. 4.
OTTO DRESEL, ~r ID.
se.a aTs1 SrARLING LOVING. q. .,
80 % seSt couNcilAks, 81 .sH
90. q 1st wari--FRANK HOWARD. s.r r
ssas-tfi- "a WARDS. g. hickey. b
Sd Ward--J0sIAH BARBER. ...
= y37sg 9Th Ward-H0RACB WILSON.
5th wari-J. u. srAURfNG
-a.sqrs N atysrl zssxssoRs, Z = ~ ii'~
4 tf'Esdi slst Wafd-A CHEERS.
tssb'sia-2d wafd-HoSEA MILLER
Sd Ward-N. HOLMES.
f.s.f Al .4sh Wand--JOHN WEAVER. ~
-esacTa 5th Wand-WENDELIN sELIGER,
--'Sysl .-l ~ 4TovrsH1P TRusTEEs, ~
ALEXANDER M00BERRY
20. VA RLIAs GAVER, 500 - 70
san 49, JOHN N. KRRNER. y -
Z ylSa1i5s Z TOWNSHIP TRKAsrREE,
ISAAC II. MARROW.
.zosst 1 i-it1 rowNsHrP' CLERK,
"a . ga, O. KING. 49,
- zsG1gs ees 81 toossrAptFs .-.
WALTER L. TURNER,
J. P. REMMY, ,.--
OHIO JOHN iBkoWN4 5eif q DH de~.t
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, t,rR --r
-eNNal WILLIAM KNOX. rt
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The following is an extract from a

letter written by the Rev. j. 8. Holme, paser oil the
Plerepointstreet Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N Y, to
the "Journal and Messenger" Cincinnati o. and speaks
volumes in favor Of that wordrenowned medicine, Mrs
wIssLow 8 sooTTuSu SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHrSa:
ave see an advertisement in your columns OF MRS
WIRsLow's SooTnIHa SYRUP. Now we never salda word
In favor OF patent medicine before in life. but
feel compelled say your readers that this hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW 1T To BK ALL IT
CLAIMS 1t Is probably ofthe most successful med
cnes Of the day because 1t is of the best And those
OF your readers who have babies can't do better than
lay in supply" r.r oc27:lyd&v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
Loss Of Sleep.

Ia there anything more wearing to both mind
and body than loss of sleep, Or II any difficulty
or disease can be oitener traced 70 other than
loss Of sleep, then experience has lost it's pow
er, or Sidney Smith, the great EDglish Physiol-
ogist, is not to be relied upon. OF this, let the
experience of thousands answer, and try the To
lu Anodyne, and they will be ready to endorse
the remalr of one Of the friends of the proprie-
tors, who writes. "were the directions to becov.
cred with soyereigns to purchase, ] would not
be without it." This ali viii experience by its
use. See advertisement, and call for pamph-
let's Cl.J %. II ~ VI q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

ii I9We are told that the Columbus Statesman Of yes
terdayfor did not II ourselves-took US TO task
for presuming 10 give the Legislature some advice as to
the proper disposal OF the Canals. We admit II was
rather presumptuous on our part in encroaching up
on what the AdesndH regards Its peculiar province,
and especially in amatter In which II Is personally in
terested The StdesnldH and members OF the Legisla
ture willplease pardon usCin. Enquirer Of Friday.
Such is the impotent answer Of the Enquirer
to the exhibit made by US Of its gross inconsis.
tency on the canal question. The course of the
Stdtesman on the question of the canals and
reform in their management, has been consis..
tent and Straightforward from the day we be-
came its editor. The Statesman has argued for
that policy which it believed proper-and the ed.
itcr has been Of the opinion that he understood
the question-and hence urged his views on the
General Assembly. The Statesman is interest.
ed to the same extent that every tax payer is
Interested, 70 prevent further drafts on the
treasury to keep up the canals; but this inter.
est is subordinate to what the Statesman regards
as its duty to the people of The State, and II the
former came in conflict with the latter, it would
not weigh feather in the scale. As to any special
interest whichthe Statssmanhas 10 the question,
we will assignitto the Enquirer men, whom
some think, are fond of dickering in jobs, for a
s. bill on the State Bank Of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

"a re.erehd a@poster, Rev w. willet,
while preaching an. appeal in behalf Of the Kan.
sas sufferers, aS Prairie City, III lately. was
publicly denounced by q young man, mem,
Der of the church, who recognized him as hay-'
ing been to bis father's house, in Kansas, with
Montgomery and some of hia men, who threat-
ened 10 hang his father and himself, unless they
Joined Montgornery's force. "a ~ X, .ssf3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

G5T The result Of the scramble for Office at
Washington, thus far, indicates most stipend.
Gus system of corruption and rascality. The
Territorial and Indian appointments already
made represens the schemers and plupderers.
and we may look for the same bAlefnl influences
TO prevail as long as .hcrcis any patronage to
dispose Of. such scene Of decentralization as
Is now exhibited in Warrington was never
known before. Good men who apply for Office
are disposed Of in tho most summary wsy, and
the places given TO the moss brszeh faced
scsmps, who are ready 70 Ioinsin and perform
their partih the great scheme Of plupder thatis
now being inaugursted' Ees K05 ass ass
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y GJr The Cincinnati EaQuirer seems, of late,
to affiliate with the Republican press of the
Queen City, and on many questions OF State
and National policy to coincide in opinion with
the Commercial and the Gazette, without the
least Inconvenience. At tho rate /. is openly
inclining toward the LINCOLN Administration,
and the known intimacy between it and CALEB
B. SMITH, OF the Cabinet, the public need not
be surprised If, in six months to come, the En-.
qui,er should loom up as power 10 the Repub-
lican councils As an instance Of the accomno.
dating spirit of the Enquirer, we may refer to
its response, on, Friday, toa paragraph Of the
Commercial Of Thursday. referring to the doings
of the Republican City Convention. The Com
mweisl 2 I'd: A9a AAat@ $50 gH-N'V
The expression Of the OF the Conv enton that
the duty Of all good citizens give the Admin
strationa fair trial and support in all is just measures
was well putin" .-
To this the Eaquiyer responded, on yesterday,
as folloWsts ~ .ys'' ~
"We heartily agree With the Commercial, and hope
that all good ctisens will do what II is their plain duty
to DO give the Administration fair trial aud sup
port In all Its just measures" r-'4. ,-,...
IL nos that pretty significant ~. .a0a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

The oil wells OF Pennsylvan and Ohio
futnished over 5000 barrels Of oil tothecommercel
Of Cleveland IN January The total receipts
were s,365 tuns. Vsi'r' "a "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
GUERNSEY'S BALM I

DEMOVEk AND PIkEVENTS IN
III fammation and pair. and heals the worst burn,
scald bruises cut or fresh wound Of any kind prevents
swelling and pain from bee stngg mosquito bites and
poisonous plants, neuralgia Rheumatism, ague In the
breast salt rheu, Whentaken nternally,it will
positively cure Group inchildren and gives immediate
reefin the worst case of this terrible complaint also
removes hoarseness and sore throat Price, 25 cents
bottle. Should be in every house. For sale by Drug
giats and Storekeepers. IRWIN STONE,
,s' N Sole Proprietor, No. Spruce st., New York
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. n
,rs,,, gCF e4-3e SATupnAy. March o.,

L. n
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McCune. -.
When the House took recess II had under
consideration H. B. 448-To dispense with the
office Of, Township Treasurer at the county
seats The bill was read third time, when
( Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, objected to the bill,
because it imposed additional duties on the
County Treasurer, and in fact made him new
officer, while 1t makes no provision for inorsas
ed bonds or security for the increased amount of
moneys coming into his hands. 100
Mr.. BALDWIN objected to this bill for other
reasons than those stated. ~ n.
y Mr.. WELSH objected that II was imposing
unpaid duties upon the Treasurer, while 1t would
increase the duties and fees of the Auditor, and
make up In this way an expense to the county
at large, equal to all that would be saved par.
ticular township. ssa Z
Mr.. DAVIS moved to amend by requiring the
whole Board of Trustees to settle the accounts
Of the Treasurer With the township. 49,
Mr.. FELLOWS objected to the bill or any
amendments to it, as he was satisfied that II
would work disadvantage and mischief only IN
all It's relations.
Mr.. VINCENT advocated the passage Of the
bill, as It would merely change some OF the
duties Of the county Treasurer, and save the per-
centage paid to the township Treasurer, which IN
many county seats amounts to from $oUU 70
81 600 o year. II Is true that o similar act had
been passed recently, and repealed. That was
no argument, for many Of the best laws ever
passed have been repealed, aud that without
good cause. This bill is simply q provision 70
save large amount Of money, without any 1898
to any one, and very little additional labor 70
the Treasurer. t,,1,. IN,
M. HERRIcK objected that Il would un-
equally distribute lie benefits, giving them rnly
to the county seat. s'ye' ~, ,'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

There are in England and Wales 1898
known thieves and depredators; A, ,4O7, receivers
of stolen goods; &c, $50 fallen. women; 37,6 ,6es
Suspected persons; %, 1853 fagrants; all yfesing
ON the public, and known 70 The police. ''s't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
". a. Batohelor's Hair Dye!

This splendid Hair Dye has equal instantaneous In
eGect-Beautifu Black or Natural Brown--no staining
the skin orinjuIng tue lair remedies Ine absur
effect Of BadDyes, and invgorateS the hair for life
None are genuine unless signed Nv. A. Bachelor"
Sold everywhere. ,-.,.
cHAs. BAToHELOR, Proprietor,
jyl2:wly 81 Barclay Street, New Yort,
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GUERNSEY's B.ALMl

MAIHHED.
In Cincinnati the 10Th inst, by the the Rev ?, II.
Grsenleaf JAMES R. FITCH, Of this city, to Miss EN-
MA NJ HENRY, o. Mississippi. - s-g.
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IN SENATE. .-ne
SATURDAY, March 90, 1s6l-A. M.

IN SENATE.
SATURDAY, March 90, 1s6l-A. M.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. SPRAGUE; From E. H., Power
and al others, Jonas Powell and l69 others, r.
Silvery and SO others, and ]. G. Kean and 66
others, Of Morgan county, against the sale or
lease Of the Public Works. l4
~ FIRST READING
H.B. No. 4l3-To extend the time of pay
ment on school lands of Section l6, in Erie and
Clay townships, Ottowa county.
H. B. No. 450-Further defining the duties Of
Boards of Education for Incorporated cities,
towns, villages and Independent school districts.
q II. B. No. 3l2-To sell the stock owned by
the State in the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
Company.
y H. B. No. 375-To amend the laws relating
to securities of administrators. ap
H. B. No. 429-Supplementary to the act Of
April 18th, 1870 authorize the Commits
sionera of Henry county to build bridge across
the Maumee river. .-~
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House for Rent.

A FIRST Grass SDwELLING HOUSE
N corner Of High and Long. Enquire OF
mh9l-d3t. I J.H. RILEY.
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RE5oLUTION.

b Mr.. HARSH offered the following; (, T.
Resolped, That after Tuesday next, March
Goth, no bill shall be beintroduced into the Senate,
during the present session of the General As
sembiy, except through one OF the proper stand.
ing committees thereof. Agreed to,
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEE. .yN
Mr.. SPRAGUE, from the committee on En-.
rollment, reported the enrolment of S. b. No.
244. 4a -3y ~
Mr.. STANLEY, from the committee on FL
naIce, reported sundry amendments, ana re-
commended the passage of the General Appro.
priation bill and on his motion, itwas referred to
the committee of the Whole, when Mr.. Cuppy
was called to the chair, and the bill was consid.
cred in detail. The committee had leave to cit
again. 99 ,.sl q.
Messrs. HARRISON and FERGUSON had
leave of absence. ont =. q y a. gEt
Mr.. FERGUSON offered the following joint
resolution: Js.d -el g.lia ,la ,ala ul-1e
Resolved, That the Auditor Of the State is
hereby directed to pay to the assignees or rep
resentatives of the late Hon. ]. C.Wright, the
sum of $ll2, In order to make the compensa-
ton for his services as commissioner to- the
Peace Conference equal to the compensation Of
the other commissioner. Referred to the FL
nance Committee. D Ys9l3,s g sl0E
Mr.. CUPPY moved to adjourn, to which the
Senate agreed. 3 llgn ra 9ll 9
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. CUPPY-S. B. No. 2sl--To enable
the town council of Miamisburg to appropriate
$1,000 to the payment of a certain bond towards
building a free bridge across the Great Miami
river at that village. Read first and second
time, and referred to committee Of the Whole.
BY Mr.. SPRAGUE-S. B. No. 252--For the
relief of the Marietta and National Road
Plank Company Read first time. al
By Mr.. GARFIELD-S. B. No. 263-To pro,
vide for uniform standard Of weights and
measures. Read first time. ialt 3st
By Mr.. KEYS. B. No. 284--To repeal GER
tain sections of the act of 1853, concerning the
granting of power to Cincinnati to invest $780,
900 for Parks. ~ l9s res. e!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

,lt.F, "a ss.,.tst-sk MAYOR. a.tA lN
=, "a sssiseWRAY THOMAS. y av
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
WINDSOR $ 8. for the nstrlct Of Wind
To all persons concerned in the Of REUBEN
X SLACK, late Of Plymouth, IN said Bitrit deceased
in,esta;e GREETING
whereas. Joel p Slack and EteueDr X. Shack, Admins
the estate Of sid Deceased propose rendering
their administration presenting their
AGAINST said etsfc. Tor allowance sess1u Of said
be AeA The Inn Of g. c. White IA cafeuhsh-
said Dstrict the fourth Tuesday e January, A. D.
1851.
rHrEsosE yea hereby notified appear before said
Curt ard place aforSaid, Esd " any
ron haze ehy the aid shouii not be allowed
Dated csTesish, IN said di-fc, this Scuteth day Of
JaHu1-y. A. $50.
- CLARK II CHAPMAN, Register