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LrRuIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE, 81 EAST,
stock and fixtures and large paying trade The owner
going to She None but cash party need apply Publi'
school of thousand young ladies close by whA asns
pays all store expenses. No notice taken of agents.
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Aem Orleans aallp Crfsffnt.
IoErs n rsr,,ME ryrr CoI9TMNs.
: gibtr SntfllIgfrtf.
oREsesss orr.ar, NO. 70 cAxr s sEH, |

TharsasS Morning, June IS, 1851
Yesterday dull and quiet day the lesee The weather
was hot, aaa with hardly breath Of air.
There hut twc departures Yesterday the John A. Gotten
for Bayou Sara Child Tor Memphis The pecples
fsvotite Tie 3D. j. Gay, the landing and is
coiy freight passengers fer Memphis and the bends. She
leaves positively tomorrow. The II. r. W. Hill arrived yeet
day yiha large She rearns TO Memphis Saturday
Ec learn from the Memphis Avalanche thai Shep Lgatner,
70 ey one Of the pilots Platte Valley, bctrd
oi lincoln war steamers preuettag about Cairo.
he paper that there twenty feet water in
shs Arkansas ta Little Rock
The Chancellor left louisville the oh for ST. Louis. C
stewart has bring lot OF digging machines sm
Rock Island fay ths Portland Canal
The Louisville Courier, of the 7tn, says:
The river about stand LIST syenis win scat seven
feet IN the canal w the sass DURING ihs pssVs Swe
Al Cincinnati The flyer htd fallen !elSe inches Yesterday
with little Or nothing Going saong the ooatmen
The Memphis avalanche ofthe lotA says:
The Ibis ps1, continues 70 te though o
Al 1t Iosis he recede, h Il
Basns, 81, i he lang Satnrey was moderately brisk The
rain Curing tie day. which ws partially Teasd
EsrIRE PaRtsa ron posAInsosyrr=R- The fast packet
Bsgh sler o'clock morning The
high al llonaldsonvlle
9ssset aeaaa, Capt = Heno soamaG az; a9s NJ to-
L Adams and way points.
HonER ron RED RIsRR-The lght-draugh packet Homer,
ses fsaves Il oeeeS ioocw friday evening for Red
river
Jso A GoTrEN BAYOU sARA.-The splendid low pres,
passenger packet ino A. Gotten Capt " B. BarHnUo
commander, and Mr. Z. r. MUuford, clerk, leaves
friday morning o'clock for the above and landings
EpwARp Z GAY FOB MEmrnis ,shippees and passenger:
will hail with pleasure the their old faTorfte the Ed
Gay the eyee Memphis Bed trade The
Gay combines all those requisites which form the total
FIRST class packet tosit aunchness speed elegant
appointments the of being all in charge
Of The prudent and steam
During the time she has been laid sheas been through
of sprouts from under the manipulation which
out looking fresh peach glossy
she The Captain John Brooks
in epmmand Remember the Gay leaves friday
AFT Io-cl n1E
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new eotan* gG Gttste 0Aursda aprnt, gune Is. 1861

the Board of Aldermen and sent to this Board for
concurrence, were read.
On motion, the rules were suspended, said reso.
buttons read second time, Fad unanimously con.
Cured in, viz:
l. A RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor ask GeN. rwirgs
eau two three regiments be placed i'll the Immediate vi
entity of bis city.
:. resolution requiring The City Rniiroad Cmpnny to
bells to be hung the neck head Of the drawing
their
3. resolution au'horiaing the Chef of Police have
poisoned sEe' distributed 10 dogs found running Mt large
within the limits Of the city.
The following resolution, adopted this day by
the Board of Aldermen and sent to this Board for
concurrence, was read.
On motion, the rules were suspended, said reso-
luton read second time, and concurrcd in by the
following vote, viz;
Yeas Messrs Bakewel Bcebc, Bcges Davis,
Duprt, kingslani, Lccfe, Mugiou and Seicshay,
dTe-9.
Nays: None,
resolution accepting the securities C., W Cnherson
Comptroller cleo
On motion of Mr.. Lccfe the Board adjourned
JOHN Z. HOLLAND, Scc'y.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

CouNCH CHAMBER, CRY HALL ,
New Orleans, Tuesday June H. 1861. /
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
mcnt
Hon. Lea T. Blackwell, President, in the chair.
Present: The Hon. Lea F Blackwell, President :
Messrs. Beebe, Beggs, Davis, Dupre. Hodgkns,
hlngsiand, Leefe, Magioni and Seicshnaydre--lO
On motion of Mr.. Beggs, the reading of the
journal OF the proceedings of the last meeting of
the Board was dispensed with, and the journal ap.
proved.
The Treasurers report of receipts and dsburse
ments for the week ending Saturday the Sth June
instant showing balance of Sill 05l 49, was read
aud on motion, referred to the Finance Committee.
The intiowng communication from the Surveyor
was read and, on motion, referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings:
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT., CRY HALL, }
IT, A.. H.. , Rev OwenS, June IlIh, 1851 {
c,., Board o! Assistant Aldermen;
t,sieEnSh IN obedience resolution of
1870 passed on the Nth IF Nav, ISL have the lolnr f.,
Ky Nt Re following repairs necessary ut the Pow.
- ~ u pertec order and condition, Til Thor ugh
-P's u e"e roof and cutters ant cunduc5oE the bulldog
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steamer Gen Qniman9 bales
Repshaw q Gammatk-5 Murdoch Wians-2 Geo Connolly
3c9-lzl5 saa rs cotton seed Magnn-26 rolls Father to
kohefs2n& Denne34 ties rice Block &co-2O do L 4 l.
LEWIS pkgs nit and sund order1oas bales cotton
1Ol SARA--Per steamer Acada4O bhs nolasses Fell
los &co3 90 O. hhds Roman Kernion s do to j N
fuari--3 hpwHers carriage
cases snndres 90 balls Mai sih-sundIies to order
n BARATAR1A-Per steamer Bee--svndries 10 order
BgsPer .teemer R W Hills acis oats 143 do
corn IL bales fodder $50 DO hay 81 hds Wilson
a do nderson &oes do ho1nas--3 do il BeIlNl7 Il
Short &co5i do Jas Turner's Moore &eo9 do to Frazer
SeoHs Dc cog lacks con Given Watts derre
drugs Eoleit-5s0 coils rope Hlard Summers Sco-I2
lcS r1ee Bfoadwsli Hay pkg Foger ccoI0 les
Hoida6 Dhls seed "a bales cnttan tireenwoodi do to
Green Grrmp7 do GLADDEN. & sezas26 bbjs hams wood
ruff kbo9 do ID pkss butter W Sney Sco hoy ne IN
Holiday a l &eo-i % Lansden Mund do starch bn -four
10 dozen hrooms Grief Byrnes &co56T hams TO Hewitt
ho9a &esi5 do Greet byrnes &co-53 do Geddes-79do
56 bhls pork sv do flour Su phys do alcohol do oil 10
y Wheel ,ck 50 carhnyh Hart 1856 head hogs do oven
SACKS fruit and sndfes TO ordeToal 3 hhs tobacco IS
bales ~ " W
LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Music-Sl bhdssupar 1s7 mn,
Tnolas. es and sundries to order. " ~
AfTAkAPAs-Per steamer Pcagune No. 3--sundres 10 Or
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the resolution concerning opening Of St. Andrew, Laurent
honor report hat he only action rSa9ed to be taken BY
Ho s GSmor~H o0d is to hos the ely AGsy take
remain, respectfully your olY,lient servant 90
The following messages from the Board Of Alder
men were read:
BoNnror AIDEnxEN, }
To the Honorable the President and Members
conference.-the roowne adopted by Your honor
preamble nd resolution GecGrns the contracts Of lease Of
fssootion gn% re" rcef A. Up Patterson lessee of the
Third of whnrVcS
authorizing Ft4nce Committee with
restitution requesting Surveyor to see and advise with
tue r,esd Gt The Waite" Company, relative open
''s ''S "''S' Pi ResoectfuIy,
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, ScG'y.
BOARD or ALpEHNEN,}
To tho Honorable the President Members
GentlemenYou resPtctfq y invited cocnr The
lowing resolutions adopted by The Board Of \dernen
Council the Slar,s MI the officers Inc civ
Ralrond Company lay double street
UHAs CLAIBORNE, sec.y
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, referred to i'll the foregoing message,
viz:
Common Council The and salaries all
Was read and, on motion of Mr.. Lecfe, referred
to the special committee appointed to enquire into
and report on the expcdency of reducing the eX-
pendtures of the city.
The following resolutions. adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, referred to in the foregoing message
viz:
R5S S5 Gn 53nT n to ne pTGsSa of the City
Was read; on motion, the rules were suspended,
said resolution read second time, aud adopted by
lnt loio"inS Nplt' VIZ:
Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefe, Magioni and Seicsh-
H'S ~ pr,,
The nonthi, ronort Of 1obn clo,,,,or urho,F
; C,,rSi ! ,ETTi, 49,. 49, zig nilel, Wall
lstl 0eGoIu al" anlIu DlsI'cts, on me CONDITION
moion rnarraG to tba ron,iTtae a ,u' "i
Ii'usiGn, to'0' e' W '1 N0'i''Nee oH olettS ana
i''ii' naI;,i, of co1or,,, .7,o,, r,>,.
Bernard market, was read, and, on motion, referred
to the Finance Committee:
RESOLUTIONS.
M 0eLcsAnaS ute oeleo me !oHoWlnG resolution,
Finance Committee: '''''S>' '''
Rso'rcl That the Comp roller warrant n the Treasurer in
3r o. b Sn9 ISr Te hundred G"a,s sid "non
to the l 6 Of con,ct Oh the 6h Of crpmirr s59 ,d M
aiu ,1 No 93; 9ppT99veti October ., 1852
MI Leete offered The following resolution, which
saiI resI1tion noG elo t; "1iG os3euue9,
oa+1 ''t'''i s u 0'iU tiilo anu unanimously
ho,eea Tint the thanks of rx Board he and are IRONY r
dered to The bon Lea Bakewril for the aols
The BoaFd for 6e s Year. MS u"'e It's FerSen Of
Mr.. Davis offered the following preamble and
farraG IN tbe Cran,itao @ S tnt, ori 4"tl9n, re-
Whereas The contracts for ouIin., new and r,rnn IN "a,
r all he b.; 1cGEss Of '1s four hsret< Of 1 viii
should again IT. be pug n4d.r contract; be il ercore,
to SELL after i've dav~ mo,icc in ,h. NiiI @ W."
k o be dor lone s Sc 5 5tc 9 t2e s OF l|o ye9[: d
veyor SAID .ndieason subject TO the approval or rcsclon
NJ ~ 49,
offered the foIIowin@ rasnnron hic6
On motion the rules We're SUSPENDED said TnsO
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8ebieto of the gtlarhtts.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.

GerscEsr OFFICE, No. 70 CANT SrREEr,}
Thursday Morning, JuneSl3, 1861. 3
COTTON. The market very quiet did
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Receipts or t1roduee.

Bunnell. "
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Exports.

MoBILE-Per setr Rita-700 sacks salt.
MORT E--Per schr Basaltde--S0 0t0 bricks
ldoBILE--Pcr schr shepherdess--45,0OO bricks
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Leaves every TUESDAY,, At O'Clock. P. NJ.
In place Of I'll steamer CharDor.1
'FFzF UNITED STATES RFAEEy
Lehves t.y-rS SAll klIAi hiaP
q u, W aaAE - : ~ = EEA 1 4

FSEtI " sfIN B'Is4t NJ - v tSFSS+
EaSg T,bIrt Mpl i.Ue--Fr- NuiWIiEuLglllt, Plnu
LzAssfH ueuuuc heou Rour, Fort Hudson. Hnyou Sara
Rel River 5u ling { AIags, Nlc !rz, Water
pIDo', Roduey. Il 1O.e"h Erau GU Wtrrntc nnd vict.
7urg-fhe passenger steamer hbcrriic,l H.0Yl,
tor IN p'cenf he Narhz g'tl eas- rdhy
At O'Clock ?. NJ.
J. J. PERSON 4 CO., hepa:s,
s5jU A. t'.T, I,ieteI -t-ee
d" ClN.Iu oI fn2uo
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VIlIITIEAW OF UOtl
J.. M0REAU.
S, 2, DELABARRE,

l. l. q P9 hEErs ,i;;apPp
r,,o e,,,,,, .o,o,,,t;[,, r,o- astaI
Inc fOHoWlng resolution was ADOPTED, as recon-
mended i'll the foregoing report, and was, on mo-
tlon, sent 10 the assistant Board:
Reotsd That Tho Chief OF Police be and is hereby authorized
to nave the requisite number of poisoned sausage made
distr buted to all dogs found rng at large within the limits
hunered Sn5 tfy aTs ' NV VS.. ll''' '''l
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall Harris
SON MORGAN Whitney and Wiltz7
The TnIes heina snSSn 'or NJ WH+ -, t,,1o1s
Inc Eules pells suspended Mr.. WIZ on pehalt
OF the JOINT committee appointed to report such
fanca Of The af,, nf}rod tb fI1S ~ .o ~
ThGh was accented and the ordnance and
ndnntoI atd ,G sae wete req twIGe ana
auppteu, anu WE'RE, Oh lotlO sent 10 tle Assistant
Board to be concurred in:
Report tie Joint cgn9Ht;e Of he cammoa Coune i" e1r-
that ] b w e nssGoh OF me Gomnn Council to
sT n Iwg Of u th s"Gs Airy and sNnsd
cd 70 III him smrb % S b at 'ey a been de,
by deemed essy Your committee lake pleasure in
proacRes aud coast has been placed in proper and
haRs that all The integrity gacy nerve 10 essential 10
the who has seeced to guide our military de-
In addition to the nrensraors ,s,,o Inv o,
officer mitee opinion would be ldrn on
city Of defence as wond defy and resist the
tack of airy force which might be directed against it,
Client the Of erecting ortacaons at saia6e
duty the City Council raTre"entn the neon % prve
fczans Of Now Orleans may have LETT said families in me-
eessious circumstance in ole, 10 ard battle m on rnltS
II our Opal he portion only OF our Da,roc
citizens should be called upon meet these eSpcnses
It's believed that $4,000 will he sufficient to cover
thee expenses
1onr cCmtte9 woud recommend hnt soon Ms the loan
Will have been TAKEN the Committees Finance be cCted tn
procure the names OF all czan of New Orleans now in active
service, whose families INDECENT circumstances and nre
In order to raise the atnons su,-ras,ed nc foroet H.
mtee recommend he adoption of he accompanying ordnance
Your committee would asn Ieco W riaJG d. ;5e d+i ~
Msor 10 ask Genea Tmsg s pp iS ' Sn d h
regiments in The Immediate Vicinity Of The be- rem e
at u moments notice '
All of which is resprcrlllv submitted
T. s, WlLZ,
LEA +. BAKEWrLIn -N''' ''''"
. T, on&Tman Committee Asst Board Aldermen.
l.. HGRESEhi,,
4 E FoRsrALL.
". :. H0DGINS
JOHN & r.EEFE
bJrPS1S ~ ,,ITtILJsr,>-, 1rpr,
-, or,,r,- ~, ~ NolN Il. sEloShNAhhRE.
of New Orleans. '
A ME- G 6j Be R or ga M e C9ao9 Council Of nc cy
sand lars $3.50 n he Sn s a nGtea ma ntty thou;
to be peealy used for The defence he ely Of NV 0iie
AaTiE EN-, IL jmts o,iS That il order raise the
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RICEs !:
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IaFtne gatfllgentf.
CRESCENT oFFIoE. No 20 Camp Street, .
ThGrsday Morning, June Is, 1861. :
Gyanra,R vaaTarx,,v

steafnsr Alonzo Child, DeHaren, for Memphis
~. i, ,,,.# John L Hyde eco
Sehr shepherdess, Delpit Mobile HUNTINGTON }ro
sctr Rita, Pacolna, for Mobile, l. Fash
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nl7>F This bnu' Napoleon with packets 70
Whlr and Al Nnusn7 liver, also, 1T N-nph with oil the rl
!
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me following ordinance, this day adopted by
Ine Board OF Aldermen and sent to this Board for
concurrence, read, viz:
An orGauc9 to raise money for the defence the city of
On motion, the rules were suspended, said Or
dihance read second time and concurred in by
the following vote, viz:
Yeas Messrs. Bakcwell, Beebe, Boggs, Davis,
DIRE
Nays: None.
The following resolutions, adopted this day by
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
AN ACT

To amend section seven of an act
for opening and regulating roads
and highways, passed January
81, 1858.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the
General assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, That section seven of the
above recited act be amended, SO
as to read as follows:
That the surveyor shall survey
the said road under the direction
of the viewers, and cause the same
to be conspicuously marked
throughout, noting the courses and
distances, and at the end of each
mile shall cause the number of the
same, and also the commencement
and termination of said road OF
survey, to be marked on a tree, OF
monument erectod for that pur,
pose; he shall also make out and
deliver to one of the viewers, with.
out delay, a correct certified return
of the survey of said road, and 8
plat of the same; and the viewers
shall make and sign a REPORT ir
writing, stating their opinion in fa
vor or against the establishment OF
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
AN ACT
For the Protection of Bees.

For the Protection of Bees.
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted By the
General assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, That if any person shall steal
any hive, box, bee-palace, or other
contrivance containing honey or
honey-bees, the property of anoth-
er, Of less value than thirty-fve
dollars; or if any person shall steal
honey from any such hive, box,
bee-palace, or other contrivancc, as
aforesaid; or if any person shall
wilfully and maliciously disturb,
injure or destroy any such hive,
box, bee-palace, or other contri-
vance containing honey or honey
bees, every person SO offending
shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall be fined in any sum not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, and
shall be confined in the Jail of the
county, not less than ten nor more
than thirty days, and pay the costs
of prosecution, and shall, moreover,
be liable to the party injured, in
double the value of the property
stolen, injured or destroyed.
SEC. 2. All prosecutions under
the provisions of this act, shall be
in the name of the State of Ohio
and may be brought before any
Justice of the Peace in the county
where the offense was committed,
who shall proceed to judgmentand
final sentence, unless the defend
ant or defendants shall demand a
trial by jury, in which case such
justice shall sit as an examining
court only, and discharge, recog-
nize or commit to Jail as in prose-
cutions for other minor offenses.
Sec. 3. All fines and penalties
collected under the provisions Of
this act, shall be forthwith paid
into the treasury of the township
where the ofense was committed,
for the use of common schools
therein.
This act shall take effect on its
passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed February %, 1861.
-AUDIToR's OFFICE, !
Eaton, Preble Co., O., July II, 1861. }
L hereby certify that the forego-
ing laws are correct copies of the
laws furnished this office by the
Secretary of State for publication.
THOS. j. LARSH,
Auditor of Preble County, Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
AN ACT

To punish the crime of having
counterfeit Bank Notes or Coin
in possession with intent to pass
the same.
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the
General assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, That if any person shall be
detected with any false, forged, or
altered, counterfeit, or spurious
bank note or notes, or any false,
forged, base. or counterfeit coin or
coins, made in the similitude of any
gold, silver, or copper coin or coins
currently passing in this State, in
his or her possession for the pur-
pose of uttering or publishing the
same as true and genuine, know
ing the same to be false, forged, al
tered, spurious, base or counterfeit,
every such person shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be impris-
oned in the Penitentiary and kept
at hard labor not more than ten
years, nor less than one year.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed January 80, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
Rates Of advertising.

No credit on advertising, except to yearly
customers, who are expected to pay quarter
ly in advance,
The privilege of Yearly Advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate bust
ness, and the business of an advertising firm
is not considered as including that Of its in.
dividual members.
Advertisements, not marked on the copy
for special number of insertions, will be
continued uutil ordered out, and payment
exacted accordingly.
No advertisement will be inserted gratui
tously, except brief announcements Of moi
more THAI Eve lines Of deaths, marriages and
religious appointments.
year unless specified by contract between
the parties.
No yearly advertisement will be discontin
ued without previous nctice to rs, nor will
any charges be made for less than one year
at yearly rates.
ALI advertisements of public meetings
speakings, fairs, fraternities, &C., and all no,
tees Of private enterprises, or to promote
private interests, must be paid for in al
vance. Where the object is manitestly fol-
the public good, or for benevolent purposes
the publisher will deduct half of the adver.
tising rate.
Obituaries and tributes of respect charged
for at the rate Of fifty cents for twelve lines
and must be paid for When handed in.
Existing contracts for advertising will be
observed until the period contracted for ex'
pires
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
A Few Interesting Facts.

The celebrated leaning tower o:
Pisa is BE feet in height, and has
an inclination from the perpendicu.
lar of 12 feet.
A ball of iron, weighing 1000
pounds at the level of the sea-
would be perceived to have lost two
pounds Of its weight if taken to
the top of a mountain four miles
high-a spring balance being used
the attraction of gravitation being
less at the top of a mountain than
at the level surface of the earth.
A thick piece of iron, weighing
half an ounce, loses in water nearly
one-eighth of it's weight; but if il
is hammered out into q plate OF
vessel of such a size that itoccupies
eight times as much space as before,
it loses its whole weight in water,
and will float, just sinking to the
brim. If made twice as large, it
will displace one ounce of water,
consequently twice its own weight,
Every substance becomes lighter in
water, in proportion to the amount
of water displaced by it.
The estimated force of gunpow-
der when exploded, isatleast "a, ,75C
pounds on every square inch of sur.
face which confines it.
The highest mountain in the world
is 10000 feet; to that height M
Boussingault and Col. Hall clam.
bered on the side of Chimborazo,
in the Andes, the greatest elevation
yet attained by man without leav.
ing the surface in a balloon.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
EATON, PREBLE COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY JULY 18 1861
nended SO as to read as Follows:

mended so as to read as follows:
There shall be held in the City
of Columbus on the first Wednes-
day after the first Monday in Jan
uary, an annual meeting of the
Ohio State Board of Agriculture,
together with the president of each
county agricultural society, or their
delegate therefrom duly author
lied, who shall for the time being
be ex-oflicio member of the State
Board of Agriculture, for the pur-
pose Of deliberation and consulta-
ton, as to the wants, prospects, and
condition Of the agricultural inter,
ests throughout the State; and at
such annual meeting the several
reports from the county societies
shall be delivered to the President
Of the Ohio State Board Of Agri
culture, and the said President and
delegates shall, at this meeting,
elect suitable persons to fill all the
vacancies in the Ohio State Board
of Agriculture.
Sec. 3. That sections three and
six be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's
passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed February %, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-07-18
The Law Of Newspapers:

l. Subscriberswho do notgive express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publishers may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers refuse or neglect to take
their papers from the Office to which they
hre directed, they are held responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pa.
per discontinued
4, If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible
g. The law Courts have decided that re.
fusing to take paper from the Office is "pri-
ma faciep evidence Of Intentional fraud.