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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

TIE EieHTT-E EIGHTH REeMENT. regi
ment consists at present Of seven companies.-
They are three month"; men and are said to bt
designed for State service only. It's present or
ganization ia as follows: 10 2
Lieutenant Colonel--Edward A. Bra tton, ol
Macarthur, Ohio.
Msior-Ge G. Crum, OF this city.
Surgeon--Aiexander Mcbride. 81
Adjutant- N. Champion, Of this city.
Quartermaster- Calvin p. Humphrey, of HUI
ron, Ohio.
Company A-No Captain appointed to sue
coed George O. Crum, promoted to Major; LIST
Lieutenant, Albert Zeigler; I'd do, George h
Chase.
Company B-Capsain, Daniel Brewer; lst
Lieutenani, Henry H. Fickle; I'd do, William
Evans.
Company C--Captain, Frank C. Pray; lsi
Lieutenant, Edwin M. Morrill,; % do, Edward
A. Bratton. EH .f.&
Company D-Captain, J. M. Greene lst
Lieutenant, John S. King; % do, William s.
Brown.
Company E--Captain, Thomas G. Rowlesi
lst Lieutenant, Henry e. Howe; I'd do, Samuel
A. Semmops
Company F--Captaiu, John Pike; lst lieu.
tenant, Benjamin c. Jamesj Cd do, Amos Mar
dis ~
Company G-Captain, John Weaver; lst
Lieutenant, Elias Thompson; % do, Patrick H
Copeland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Probate Court.

Items of business transacted In the Probate
Court of Franklin county, Judge Albery, during
the week ending Wednesday, July 2, 1862
The number OF marriage licenses issued du
ring the week is only four.
The following accounts were filed for settle
ment:
The final account Of Thomas Groom, Guard
ian Of frederic L. Groom; the final account oi
Jacob Major, administrator Of John Msjori the
Hnsl account Of John H. Reel, Administrator
of John Hggy; the fuAl account Of ThOmds
Adams, Administrator Of VIM. Barbee; the third
account Of Thomas Groom, Guardian Of Fergu'
son M. aud Semantha A. Groom, and the first
account of VIM. Rowe, Administrator Of Lorenl
WinnesdaufeF.
The will of Watson Williams, late Of Pleas
ant township, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate His widow appeared In open Court, and
elected to take under the will
Vincent Hutson, Assignee of Moore 4 Good
win,Oi Reynoldsburg, filed an inventory amount
ing to about $1,000, and was ordered to proceed
to sell.
. On tho application Of his mother, John Got
lieb Hubschneder, q minor, was sent to thu
Reform School Farm.
The last criminal term Of the Probate CourI
was held on Tuesday lsst-all the cases or
the docket, six in number, were dismissed by
the Prosecuting Attorney.
Frederic Beck was appointed Administrator
Of Christian Eager; and Grace B. Forester
Guardian of Mary, John and Jennett Forester.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
col. mack, OF Pitt,bura.

COL SAMUEL W, BLACK, Of the sixty-second
Pennsylvania regiment, was killed in the battle
! before Richmond, on Friday last, together with
the Lieutenant. Colonel and Major Of the same
regiment, Col, BLACK was the son Of Rev.
JoHa BEAoED D. D., An iu5f .sad distinguished
Scotch Divine and Professor. He was Hdrnitted
70 the bar IN 1898, and ptaoiiCed law in Pitts
burg with great sRccess, until the beginning OF
the Mexican War, when he enlisted as pri-
vate In the First Pennsylvania, and was after
ward appointed Lieutenant Colonel Of the same
regiment. He distinguished himself through
ont the war as an officer and soldier, and
Iben returned to PIttsburg and resumed his
Law practice. -.ir ~
He was delegate from his Congressional
District to the Democratic National GOaren-
tlon, In 1856, when it was held in Cincinnati
and we shall never forget the speech he deliv-
cred before that body Immediately after the an
nouncement Of BUcHANAN's nomination, nor will
anybody else who heard il. He was put for
ward, on behalf Pennsylvania, to respond to
the nomination, and to thank the Convention
forit. Il was one of the most elegant and elo-
quens impromptu efforts ever made on an Occa-
sion like that. a sas
{. During the first year Of BuoHAEGN,s Admin
issrstIon, he was appointed one Of the Terrific
rial Judges Of Nebraska, and afterWard Cover
nor. From this position he was removed by
LINCOLN because he was a Democrat He was
one Of the fret to volunteer to aid in putting
down the great rebellion, and died at the head
Of bis regiment while gallantly leading it in the
thickess of the fight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Sheriff's Sale.

Charles Retherp p-.-------
John " WIN.
DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF FL IA.
ID TO me dir ecsd from tho Superior Court Of Franklin
county, o., will offer for sale at No. East Rlct
street, In the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 7th day Of July, A. D. 1852,
Commencing at 10 oCock A. M the following descrIl
ed property, TO witt sl. Ia,
Cloths, Oassimeres and veStings, Ready Made Cloth
ing, Half-hose, Suspenders Gloves Oravats also thu
60, Desks, Irons, Stove and Pipe, eettee, Goal OIL
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
4.t ByW. 5. HUFFMAN, Deputy.
Printers fees, % 90.
June 26-dtd vfrtHtN
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rhs war New. Of inc past week.

The war news received during the week end
ing Wednesday, July 2, relates chiefly to the
operations and battles at or near Richmond =
We give few other items:
Guerrilla parties ayerecently been perpetrat-
Ing various Outrages in Tucker, Randolph, and
the adjoining counties in Western Virginia. =
Bill Harbour, a notorious rebel, with his band,
on June IA, attacked number Of men who had
met on LeapiDg Creek to organize the militia
under the new Government, ahot one man and
took several prisoners. The week preceding,
the same gang made = raid in Randolph and
Tucker counties; doing considerable damage.
y Ills stated II especial dispatch from Quincy,
Illinois, that the guerrilla parties which have
been organizing in Missouri during last winter.
are now prepared to take the field, being well
armed and having q number Of small cannon.
They numbsr about nine hundred. Al small
party Of State troops were attacked BY portion
Of this gang, on June IS, near Monticello, Mis-
souri, and eight we're killed and several wound
cd. The guerrilla loss was not ascerlained.
Dates from New Orleans to the 9lst ult
state that four companies of the Twelfth Maine
Regiment, Colonel KIMBALI, had made an ex-
spedIson 10 Manchac, where they broke up O
ssbsI sncsmpment cOnsiatIDgOf eighteen hum
dred men, entreDched behind heavy guns
The rsbsls aed on the approach Of our troops,
leaving their guns, camp equipage, ETC., be.
hind. What could not be carried aWay was de.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

Rssolusd, That We curdIally approve Of the
pAtfiosiC oourse Of che brave Gen. Mcclellan
that We admire bis geniaa and skin % comman-
der Of our army, and that our whole hearts are
Interested In his success before Richmond.--
That We view with detestation and scorn the
wicked attempts Of scheming politicians to IN.
brave efforts for the vlndica.ion Of the Union
The Convention then nominated Gen. cHARLEl
D. JAMESON for Governor, and adjourned will
three cheers for the nominee, three for Genera
Gro. B. MceIELLAN, and three for the arm,
and navy. I..l., ...a. $40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

ihis Institution hasan able and efficient Fac
ulty.
The programme Of Cpnmehcsuisni Day wa.
as follows: Ii
Muslcs Invocation by the President; Hymn
Englishi PraSer--English; 0ration--Tfue He
roism Samuel Wagenhals; oratlon--In Union
there 70 Strength, Andrew House; 0fation--
No true Morality without True Religion, Jo'
scph Beck; Music; 0ration--Die GFeuel del
@'zen. Dienstes, George Bachmann; Oration
The Art Of Printing and lie Reeulta, A. Per.
cg Deemer, Oraiion--The Real Student: q
Student for Life, Albert Rothaoker; Music. Ad.
dresses to Alumni: German by Rev. ]. A.
Schulze; English BY Rev. G. W. Mechling.
Music; ConferFing Degrees; Presentation by
Secretary Of Faculty; Conferring by President
and Professor Schmid; Baccalaureate Address
By the President; Music; Prayer-GermAn;
Hymn-Germani Benediction by the President
Music.
The Exhibition of Hermean Literary Society
Of the University came of last evening. with
the following "order of exercises.
Muaic. Prayer. Music. salutatory. Mu.
sic. Oration-Progfess Of Invention: Andrew
House, LeWisburg, o. 0ration-Legacies Of
Past Ages: Samuel Wagenhals, Circleville, o.
Music. Oration-American Patriotism; Al
bert RothAcker, DoylestoWp, o. Valedictory
Joseph Beck, Lancaster o.. Music. Awarding
Diplomas. Music. Benedictlon. Music.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

DEATH OF JAMES ELLIOT, Esa.--James Elliot,
Esq a well-known member VI the Bar of this
city, died at the Mcclure House, in Wheeling
on Sunday morning. He had for long time
been in failing health, and bad joined the army
Of Virginia as the Gasstte correspondent, In
hopes to recover il. Here he contracted inaam'
matory rheumatism and camp fever, from the
Effects Of which he died at Wheeling on his way
home. The funeral took place at the residence
OF Daniel Middlecoff, FIVE miles out on Cole
rain pike, at half past two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Cincinnati Enquirtr, July I'd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

CARITAL UNIyRRsrTY COMMENCEMENT. - The
Sixth Annual Commencement Of Capital Uni
versity occurred yesterday, July 2, and was at.
tended BY a,large number Of thefriends Of ed
ucstion and good scbolsrshipS from this city and
from abroad. Il was an occasion Of great in
teFest, and was highly appreciated BY the large
audience in attendance. The oraslona Of the
members Of the graduating class we're credIta.
bic alike 70 them and 70 their Alma Mastn From
what We saw and heard, We are sstisasd thst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Friday July Alb, 1862
RooMs oy THE DRMocRArIc STATE OENT, Con-,
y OoLuMpus, Nay IA, 1852. y

s--e Rooms oT THE DEMOCRATIC bTATn unhI' VVh'i
0oLcMDus, Nay IA, loos' -
To The Democracy Of Ohio, and all othsrs IN tGOo'
Of tho UxtOn Gs Il has been, and he COn't'su-
ton Gs u is:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Far
DAY, THE FouRrH DAY OF july, 1852, as the
time for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, in the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each OF
the following Offices, viz:
judge Of the Supyeme Court; li
Secretary Of State;
Attoyney General;
School Commissioner; va
y Member Of tie Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, aud ell others In Ia
vor Of the Union as 1t has been, and the Constl-
tuition as it ls, Of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested 10 proceed
70 appoint Delegates TO represent them IN eaid
Convention, on the following basis One Dele
gate for each county, and ON additional Dele
gate for every FIVE hundred votes cast for Hon.
HueH J. JEwErT, for Governor, at the last Octo-
ber election, and for every fraction OF two hun.
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. ,-ss
The number OF Delegates to which. each
county is entitled, we have indicated In the fol-
lowing Table:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
lDSIeRates to tho state Convention

The following delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, have been elected in the
counties named below: W
,CosHooroN Henry Metham, Lewis Demoss,
Charles Hoy, DE-. J. N. Fellows, ]. M. Bat,
Judge VIM. Sample. 10
HAHnrsOH--P. Donahue, J.. M. Estsp, VIM.
Wiley,5 Abraham Holmes, jr., @. N. Allen,
Walter JGmisoD, Ephraim johnson, James Rob.
inson, 5}42g'1I ai
LCcAs.- ferdinand Johnston, E. B Bronson, ,
A. L. BAckus, l.. B. Lathrop, A. v. 6tebbins,
W. w. Howe, ]. G.. Clotz, w. Colburn, J. G.
Isham. G. Lathrop, +. Warren, John B Mey-
ere. ~
NoBLE.-EdWard BurSon, John HOman, B.
F. spriggs, VIM. Clymer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

Col. MARRow PROBABLY DEAD.-In general
order, issued by Brigadier- General Stevens,
dated Headquarters Second Division, James
Island, s. c., June 18th, We find the following
In congratulating his comrades on their heroic
yalor and constancy on that terrible field, the
commanding General of the division has not
words to express and your grief at the sacri
fees that have been made. Our best and truest
men sleep the sleel ihat knows no waking.
Their dead bodies ID .ihe epsmy's parapet
Church, Pratt, COttre MOrTOw. Horton
Hitchcock, and man hllsnt and noble
men we shall see nd A6fo
1t is feared that MOTrO'O, M ed in the above
paragraph, is Col. Isaac Marrow, Of this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Master Commissioners Sale.

vs.. Superior Oout, PranklII
willamTR mTRobertsOn ct a1.' County, Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID said Court to me directed. will offer for sale
public auction, at the door Of the court House, II
the city Of Columbus, on 5s h4
Saturday, the Slh day Of August, A. D. 1862
at one o'clock p. m. the following described real 90
tate situate in the county Of franklin, and State
Ohio, to wit:
Being the east half of the south half Of lot No. si,
huudred and thirty 63 situate on the norths yes
corner Of Fourth street and Lnn alley, in the city Of 90
lumbus, Ohio, q
w GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees $5 25. tet @
July 3-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

The PEOPLE ARE CoMrNo I'VE learu that on
yesterday "wednesday two wagons started
from Seneca county, with fifty persons on board
bound en- route for the State Convention to bG
held in this city tomorrow! This is coming tc
the Convention in old fashioned Democratic
style, We hear of car loads upon car loads ol
the people coming up hither to the Convention
on the Fourth. The people will be here in
their strength.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
maIne Demoera,le s,a.s oonven.lon.
A Democratic State Convention was held

A Democratic State Convention was held at
Bangor, Maine, on Thursday, jane 26tb, which
unanimously adopted the following platform:
RsoIusd, That it is the first duty Of the clti-
zen, n this perilous national crisis, TO yield q
ready and unWavering support to the Govern
ment in al necessary and proper efforts to sub
due the existing rebellion and vlpdicate the
authority of the Constitution and Union over
every inch OF territory In the United States.
ResOlped, That our army and navy are entitled
to the parmest gratitude and support Of every
citizen for their self sacrihcing Efforts In behalf
Of our common country, and that we win resist
all measures and efforts to convert this war for
the Union into crusade for negro emancipa-
tion, - t...s.ss
RssoEved, That We cordially invite all cltizens
Of this State, who concur with rs IN the lore
going declAration Of sentimept, to unite with 10
% the elevation, Of men 20 Official place who
VIII act 10 accordance Wiih thsse sentiments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Local Matters.

oBsERvANcE OF THE F,URTH.-Some Of on
merchants and business men have sigui6ed thei
iOtentioD to close their stores and places o
business tomorrow, the Fourth Of July. Pa
triotism would seem to demand, in our country
present exigency, that this example should b.
generally followed.
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chine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

~ Lieutenant Thomas G Floyd, of Compa'
ny G, First Ohio Artillery, committed suicide
in his room at the United States Hotel in this
city, on Tuesday last, by shooting himself In the
head with pistol He had been on sick fur.
lOugh, and was waiting for discharge on &C.
count Of disability. He was formerly resi-.
dent Of Cleveland, and leaves widow and
children In Maumee City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Fresh Lemons and Oranges
NAN BE FOUND AT THE WATT
~ BROS. by the box or at retail. -,.-r-'
june28-dlB -sts i..
Sheriff Sale.

4 = q
George Goodrich ct al.) Superior Court OF Franklin
vs. Z county, Ohio.
Jeremiah smith OF al. Sale IN partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale al
the door OF the Court House, in the city Of Columbus
on rF
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1862
at O'clock p NJ the following described real estate
TO wit
One hundred and Eve acres Oh Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section l0 township W range Q6) Of the nnap
propratsd lands In the military district in Plain town
ship Franklin county, Ohio Said i05 acres q to bt
sold subject to the dover Of Anna Smith widow o
Henry Smith, decessed which dover has been assigned
Appraised at 026 90 per acre
Terms Of Sale 0ne third Of the purchase money paid
day OF sale third in year and one third In
two years. bearing interest from day Of SALE with mort
gage on premises to secure deferred payments.
@. q. COLLINS, Attorney.
@. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin 90. o.
Printers fees, IS IS.
July 3-dltSsWtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

SOCIAL PrcsIc The Young Mems sOdalitl
Society of st. Patick's Church will give {
Social Picnic tomorrow (Friday), July 4
Of the County Fair Grounds. Rev. Mr.. Kop
pinger, OF St Patrick's, will deliver an Grafton
HAWKES. Omnihusses will run to and from the
Grounds during the day. Arrangements have
been made for having a truly social, patriotic
and festive time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

CLINTON BAHK.-Our information as to an as
signment made by the Clinton Bank Of this city
as stated in yesterdays (Wednesdsy's) paper,
was incorrect. No assignment has been made
Mr.. D. w. Dsshler has simply bought majori.
ty Of the stock. The business Of the Banh
will continue 40 usual. ~ -,p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
arEE NATIONAL PLA1 FoRrI
Pnrposes Of she war

conaRr.g, ny A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, rAssED TIIL
rofroWug1 RrsoLuTIoN, WHICH RxrREse1 THE Vopn oS
.s,S . .Iior AND rs THE rRuR STANDARD OF LOYALTY
.-s be deplorable civil war has been forced
upon thc country by the dsnnonsts Of the Southern
States nov IN arms sgains. me NO SSvsT Nm
lanai emergency Congress- banishing all feeling OF
mare pa.rIo and resentment will recollect only It's
utv 10 the whole country; that THE aodr 20 not Gagged
,DllrDoes Of c0nQuest or sUbiu0dt0a or purpose 9f
cso,thTosoin0 or Interfering tci 10 rights or ssdo,
lishsd iRstitntoBs Of those States ose 20 ogena gn
rsS.svs az Uaion wiM al the dignity, equality, and
Sl0kfs of ~ seusrdt STAT wntnspafred and udt de
soon az these objects ara accomplished tho 'odr oa0N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

s SuPEMoR CouRT TERMS Ordered, by the
Court, that the terms of this Court for the com
ing year shall be held as follows: Monday, Sep
tsmber 20, 1862; Monday, January S. 1863
Monday, March %, 1868, and Monday, May 10
Ie69
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

ALLOTMENT FUND.--The entire allotment
fund or amount Of money sent by soldiers to
their families and friends, and received by the
Auditor of this county, since the lst of March
last, is SIS, 6,235.76-all of which is distributed
except S34s. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

P We see Ii stated that Rev. Austin Craig
Of Blooming Grove, New York. bas been sp
pointed P.esldent Of Antioch College, at yellow
Springs, Greene county, Ohio, iu place Of Rev
Thomas Hill, D D., resigned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

The IMMORTAL ~. N.n-The Immortal ~
NJ" so widely known as the greatest philos
opher, satirist and orator that ever lived trans
cending the elOquence Of Demosthenes, the
philosophical reasoning Of Bacon, and the satir'
icsl powers Of Butler, will present his views on
"Trnth and the Union," this evening, in fsonI
Of the American Hotel, In this city. ~. NJ
has solved the mystery of this war--lts cause
and what will restore the Union. Turn out and
help bear "the great pressure" he has SO long
Withstood
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
osIera,s. % enc s.a.e oonven,Ion.

"a large number Of the delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, which will be
held in this city tomorrow, are already here,
and others are arriving by every train. The
tralns Of today and tonight will all be loaded
down with delegates. twill undoubtedly be
The largest delegate Convention ever held in
Ohio t-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

FoURrH OF JULY.--In order to give ourselves
and those in our employ an opportunity Of eel
ebrAting the Fourth, cur store will be closed or
that day.
= HEADLEY, EBERLY g. RICHARDS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

U3- For pure Wines, Braddies, Gins, Monon
gahsla, Rye and Bourbon W6lskies, call a. La,
celle Ross g. CO's, No. 994 scdth High street,
also, in store, q prime lot Of low priced Whis'
ky. je24.lw.
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GERMAN PRINTING AND TRARs.
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documents ordered 70 be printed In German BY the Gen
erai Assembly, or either branch thereof.
2. The price per token for presswork for the same
Q. The price per thousand words for translation Of
the same.
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SECOND CONTRACT,

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journals Of the eenae and House Of Representatives,
and Of such reports com cations and other docu-
msnts g enter into and make part oi thejonrpala.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

" There will be Q Concert at Voswinkels
Garden, on Thursday evening, July Sd. The
Garden will be splendidly illuminated.
2sd
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

FRANKLIN CouNTY's PROPORTION OF THE RAIL
ROAD AssEssMENTs.-The following is the pro-
portion Of Railroad Assessments allotted to
this county by the County Auditors, under the
late Railroad tax law: