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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
- Confessions ond Experience OF a
Poor Young Man.

-NTLEMkN hlvlae been cured of Nc resnits o.
.ry error ssad-llssast WIZ from inolles Of ben g.
,e send ie those who request H. copy me anoHe
Is designei as safiing and caution ttAoung men
hose who suiisr holl lgRyou5 DRnILiN, Loss of
'RY, PPBMAruRg DECAY. &C., Sc, supplAg , At 'hs ~
time the mean Of islfcure. single eopis WIN Nln y
lnder seal IN piain asvelope,'-without 1Afse'-
~ who request by AldeiAinR tue author,
CHS. A lEMBERI, Esq. .
v253m. Oisenpolnt, Long Island, New NoiA,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02

sAyH foUR MONEY -hemeulper the Delaware
Saving Buuk II located ut the office Of William
NeCanll'y, Esq, No. COG Market street, viii
nington, Del, and ID opened every day to re-
eoiye deposits. An amounts received from one
dollar upwards, aud live per cent interest paid
on the same from the LAY Of deposit
WM McCAuLLEY. President
JoHH p. Rurn. see'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02

OAR on LAyUi aud Shades iorIssls che
u Market street. 4 We Ff,6i J. Q. n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
WAITER RENTS /

Tie hills fer 1868 arc 1sew ready for Ament.
To all bills not paid On or before the Efh day
Of January Eve per cent. will be added.
To those not paid before the first of February
len pet cent will be added.
II not paid by the first Of March the pipes will
be cut off, -
A, PRIrCHARD.
Superintendent Of Watsr WoIke.
dsc2.Janl6.
n6y- CuEAP JoHas Is the greOiest place IN
town.
sSy Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store III Dolawarf.
nay- Cheap John has tue greatest stock Of
any other store in Delaware.
gey- Cheap John is the sole agmt Tor the hes
Spool Cotton made IN the world, at 4l2 King
Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Pennsylvania Military Academy

III Vest Chester, for BOardsrs only.
This Institution will be opened the FIRST Monday in
September, 1852, in the building occupied by the
Bolmar The situation is healthfu the buildings
for commCdiOusness and all the appliances OF an lnstu
ton unsurpassed and the grounds ample.
The course study will embrace all the branches
ally taught in first class institutions to tit Cadets
either business 10 advance farther Ia the pursuit
Of Literature and Science.
The Military Department will consist of the study the
Infantry Artillery and Cavalry Tactics the several Drills
of the Post and CAM,
The Moral training # Cadets and their Habits
fully attended to.
The subscriber has had long experience in conducting
successfully similar Institutions.
Clreulars may be obtained Of JAMES H. ORNE, Esq.
No 626 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, by addressing
West Chester,
COL THEODORE HYATT,
apstt President Delaware Military Academy.
les- The DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY will be
continued at Wilmington until the close Of the present
ehool wear.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Public Sale.

shH5th rhe subscriber having determine To remove
,ist from this city. viii sell al public sale, at III,
iis W. hotel OF John Foster Ia thu city Of Wilmington
iak3A On SATURDAY, January 2lth 1865, at
o'clock, 7. ~, all his Real Estate, as .oows;
M !. three story brick store, occupied By the
subscriber al the Of Front aud Shipey Streets u
teet mont, with lot extending through 10 Water street.
no . a three story brire store adjoiuug No. J, 81
feet front by 80 feet deep.
No J three story brick store, adjoining No. :, n
eet trout by 80 deep These have recently been
etted aud in hrst rate order and are located In the
Dnst business part Of the city.
No. :. The three story brick dwelling, No 223 Shipey
street, below Third - feet front by - deep with large
dining room kitchen sud wash house attached fitted up
IN the best manner, having range with hot and cold
water gHs fixtures bath loom &c The lot is 2l feet II
inches u depth.
No 0. three story brick house. No. 400 West Second
street 20 by % feet, with basement Kitchen and gas fix
lures
No. &. A two story brick house, No. All East Second
street 3 by % feet, with two story brick Kitchen wash
house and bath room attached Lot 100 foet deep.
No. T. story brick house in Brandywine village
back Of Lammot's factory.
No. 8. Two lots ia Hedgeve.
No. 3. Thee stxteenhs Of gat liss schsole near.
y urw and nu slad IA tile best manner.
Any persons wishing to view any OF these properties
will be shown the by calling the subscriber aud
au opportunity will be given to purchase at private sale
large portion the purchase money remain the
properties. VIII. H. PIERCE
Wilmington, Del, Dec -, 1SG2-234t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
DIVIDEND.

BANK or WILMINGTON AND BRANDYwNE,
Wilmington Del, Jan. l, 1868,
HE Board Of Directors have this day declared diY-
dend Of hve per cent for the last elk months, payable
on aud after the 10th inst.
jan2.4t E. RICE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NOW oFmrr.
ID. CHANDLER,
M u r @ H A MT TAILo r.
No. 500 MA rket street,

Has received aud just bpened a choice selection
Of NEW FALL STYLES of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, aud vESTlNqs.
The above goods hahe been bought entirely
FOR CASH, and will he ihnde to order at prices
offering great inducemIn to oustomers needing
anything in his line. All are invited TO examine
my stock and prices. oct-2l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
To OClNsuMPTIVHs.

IR ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN REsr0 ~ ~
10 health In low weeks, by very simple renrr
o. having suffered for ,gerM yoara with seVore
ction, and that dread oHease, consumption--is N a
% mali an1ara 10 hia fsllow-suheters the moAhN
n All VIZ ds,ift IL ~ ill sevd copy os lss "
Ittlda NJ ftfet 81 N srfe) With tho di.tfNanf =
'Is - rir chs tinh, ghieh they Nlu ANH
osliF-- y !, As~gFAl Bhosci ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
DIVIDEND.

y MECHANICS BANK
Wilmington, Del,
January !, 1858. }
fnHE DIRECTORS have tlis day declared Dividend OF
three per cent for the last six months (clsar Of Gov
ernniant Taxl payable on aud after the l0tn
ian2At SAArL BIDDLE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NRM YoRK MANkET.

F,suA, Ae.-sAies at &57O@Sm Tor re1e aas5t aaa tS
s6lt to $500 ior extras; sa sooanM
Corn ~, SsA T1Ssst-MilwAukie club sold a 24@ %
u,i,,d al eeOsse. Oats sold 81 ts@'Oi' IN sold A.
6SQf7hc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
THE sCIEN CE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
LLOWAY'S PILLS.


70 =, within The conPrshension Of the most limited
psey Disease Is an eect-ths violation Of some prime
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medica
writer's classify The predisposng under two heads
An unheaitdy condition Of the Stomach, and de
PRAYED state Of The Blood
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, Liver
AND BOWELS.
he Stomach is the great centre which pa,,ue.s tl
health or diseases Of the sysem-A hused iebtated
by excoas-lhdigeson offensive breath I'd physical pros
aon are the natural Consequences Allied to the brain
II s the source Of headachos mental depression uerVuus
eompaints and unrereshlng sleep Tie Liver become
&c The Bowels sympAthze by Costivenes Diarrhoa aud
Dysentery The principal action 0f these Pills g., On the
s1maGh and the liver lungs bowels aud kdneys pAtei
pate In their reeupeative and regeuerAtYe opei aton
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFULOUS AFFEC-
TIONS.
od Sores, Bad Legs, Irritable and 1udolsnt Ulcers
scroina, Consumption Salt Rheum Kings Evil White
sWelings Cancers &c. are the result ct tainted i'm
poverished blood by combining with the globules which
compose the vital hud the antisepte properties these
rus neutralize the humors that degenerate tsnd posi-
tive cure Of any Of the above diseases will speedily fT
while lloloways Balsamic Ointment used The sal,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
whether In the Or old, married or single At th,
lawn Of Womanhood or the turn OF life, these medi
zines, display decided influence that marked i,s
nrovemen soon pefceptbe In the health Of the patient
hsag purely vegetable preparation, they "A and
dillon Of health and station Of life.
INFANTILE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with iuvariabs
In all disorders affecting childhood Thonsspds
III Of Mumps, Group whooping Cough Cholera In.
iantum Teethiug, Worms &C., have been happily cured
hy those mild remedies all other means have iaIsd
Holoicdy'a Pils are The best remedy knolon n he
toorid for The following diseases.
Ague, Erysipelas, Rheumatism
Asthma, Fevers OfAli kinds, lleteution Of Trina
BlOtehea tltei Fits, Stone and Gravai
- sklns tout, Secondary symp-
Bowel Complaints Tle-Doulourenx toms,
Colies, Inflammation, Tumours
Depllly, Jaundlce, VenereAl Affections
Sore IhroAts, Iumbago, Weakness from
Dropsy, Plies, whatever cause
IMPORTANT CAUTION None ara rsnuins nnlsas
the words "HolOi0dy NeiO York and Lond0a' ara dis
iernabe Wdfermark In every leaf Of the book ofi
reetlons around each pot or box
- Sold at the Mandatory OF Professor HoItoTA
80 Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable Drug
5iss and dealers in Medicine throughout the ovlllzs
world, In boxes at 20 cents, 81 cents and 81 each
50 There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes eN
B-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
ilsofuer are amNea 20 eaeh box. novi6is-eow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
SpRG &l HOtlrGs.
NOTICE

subscriber h,s this day soll his entire stoSs ~ a.
,Llna aud Glasware. yutlery &c, to Thomas l. i I1
Rormshdie, who vii euntnue the business at the oiu
ssnd No. iO2 MArlet stree He cordially reeomneISs m
hls successor lo thae who ave been en'9eis ~ S M
viii attend to t.ir wanti both agfesa9ly s, an9 will
prom ltness GLhhENl d. 'H.A ''
Ueteuber L. 1856,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NOTICE.

MECHASIcs BANK,
WlLNIEaToN DBL,
December 9TH, 1862
NOTICE Ia hereby given that tho Annual Election will
~ be held at the Banking House Monday, the 5th
day January lsd3 betwee the hours Of two and
o'clock p NJ for the purpose Of eectng eleven Directors
TO serve for the ensllng year.
dsc9lw. SAMUEL BIDDLE, Cashier,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
puILApELPuIA MARKET

TlufEdAyi jan 7 Iouls
F,ous. Ae.-Plour sold at sel219 for sne; Rys
Flour soid at sG.81%@5bO and Corn Meal
no6 o56,s.-wheat sold al eiAe@sl4 4s for Rye sold
al u tasc for Penn'a. Corn sold Al TIC ioto" oAH
sold / 3l@42e for ennsylvanla'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Sherifps Sale.

py virtue Of writ Of LeyArl Facias to me directed
ID will be exposed to public sae at the hotel BENJAMIN
C. Fierce in White Clay Greek Hundred, in the town
Newark New Castle County, Delaware on WEDNESDAY
the 7th day of January, 1865 At ~ o'clock NJ the follow
ing describe Resi- Estate. viz;
All the following described lot piece parcel Of land
with the Improvements situate lying and being on the
North side Of the Elkon and Ghi,itua Turnpike road,
in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and stste OF
Delaware, the same being bounded and described fol.
lows to wit Beginning At Ike In the middle Of the
Aforesaid Turnpike road In ue Of land belonging
James Nicholson, thence running and binding by land
the said James Nicholson, north one and thfesourth
deg ees west fory-seyen aud twu-tenths petches to
in line of land belonging to the hers OF Joseph W.
Brick thence thereby aud with land Zebulon Jaes n
and land formerly of Evan Eyans, south eighty six aud
oueiourth degrees west sixty thTea perces
tenths OF perch to stake IN line Of ancient willow
stump, OF land belonging to Alexander Simpson,
thence thereby south three and hreeurth degrees east
siXysx perohas to stake In the middle OF the aforesaid
Turnpike road, thence thereby north sixty degrees
east siNtysix perches and ontenh perch the arat
mentioned sake and place of beginning, containing
within those bounds twenty-five rood and
twentyfour aud half pcrches Of land be the
or less.
Seized and taken in execution the property uf Geone
Rehle and Annie H. his wife ond terre tenants and to
to be sold by h. W. SlIDHAM sheriff
sherin's Office, New Castle December rs, is6.-i9is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Notice.

ALL persons having claims against tha Estate OF the
deceased must present the duly ateale1 to the Ad
minlstrators before the 4h dAY Of December 1858
abide the Act Of Assembly III such made and
vided.
REBEC0A DRVER, A,u,,n,.,.,..
Wilmington, Dec. 18th, 1862 deco 9m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
.e.-Now Is THE TIME no MAKE MONEY,

sS'-Now IS THE TIME TO MAKE MONEY
Male 4 Female Agents wanted In every town
the State Of Delaware to canvass for Mrs Stephens
~ at work, the PICTORIAL HISTORY Of the WAR
n Or THE UNION. 1t is just the work for the
iople, and will sooner later nnd Its way into
syer,amiiy. Two Royal Octave Volumes, 496 pages
eaeh Embeshed with over 900 frst class Engravings
pric,2 50 per volume. FIRST VOLUME NOW READY
AeeA are meeting with extraordinary success Sold
onlyy subscription by regularly appointed Agents. who
hav,hs exclusive sale In the territory assigned
,hsr For terms, Sc. address j u. WELLS i65 A
Wuim st. ~ Y Publisher Of Subscription Books a
MarrActuring Depot for doods suited to the q
timt and the sales Of Agents.
uds-dee1O
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting OF the New Castle County Mutual
Insurance Company will be held At the ofics OF the
Company MONDAY the 18Th, (thlrd Monday Of Janu
tesn managers Of the Company for the ensuing year will
be held. WILLIAM CANDY, President.
gEn. II. p. sINMoNs Secretary.
n1r. I'D. lAn2 -22.lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
FARM s. DWELLING FOR SALE.

.ssza THE subscriber will fsll At private SALE he
L!lV@ farm, with a good tenant housa thereon /
E ChrisiiAna Hundred, within ona mile nf the city
ka4I adjoining lands of Richard Brindley, Jesse Hal
lowell and Henry Grant, containing seventythrse acres
The subscriber wishes sell Immediately that possession
may he given at once.
For terms, which will be reasonable, apply to
meh2b II MARY COYLE, on The premises
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
a. d. INSLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer

a. d. INSLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Deaer
Books, Stationery, BlanRBooks,
Writing and Wrapping paper, hcy
Articles, &c.
No. 603 Market st., oppositeBdnf oy
Delupare, Wilmington, 4.
Dpgs leave to coll the attention of ilpubic to
bic large assortment o.
MISC CELLANEOUS R1Ks,
Comprising History, BiograI5 Travels,
Poetry, the atest and best STANDARD ovels, Far
per's and Cook Books, Mechqpia lgchls
lectural Works, Juvenile Books n H NJ +
School aud Text Books, FanI
Bibles, in a styles of bindingk a III
flynn Bools, Of all denominNf l S
Presentation and Illustrated sha +
Work, of all kinds on hand at3 4a
pattern. lE,ilaI4l
my Binding done Neatly dkit Isl X. ii
PAPER BAGS OF ADN4Hi
Cards neatly Written s ID
Orders rom the country ENV1
receive prompt attention. VSE #
A. u. fkp11E
Bookseller and, k9liti,
No. COB Mig SRI lIl..
wD4lglNI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02

The firm will employ the excellent workmen,
rHt class timber and take great to turn od the
leat aud fastest sailing work.
T. a c. MOORE 4 co.
Wilmington, Del, January l, 1868 --3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NOTICE.

nIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between A.
jawthrop Sou, has this day been dissolved by mu
~ consent aud the accounts 0i the nrm will bB settled
taither Of the subscribers
ALLEN OAWTlIROP,
H. N. uAWTllkOP.
January lat, 1868
The business " Plumbing and uas Fitting In all lts
Rnchos, will be cOninud at the old stand, No. 4lb
Arket street. under the Of uawthrop Brothers, by
in. GAWTHROP,
Jan2 In. ALFRED uAWTiROP.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
January lat, 1865
Co-Partnership.

& T. MOORE havethis day associated with thsmsey vel
NoCH Il, MOORE, aud will continue the ship bu idnl
lsinssn under the nrm u
Il, a. O.. MOORE a. %.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Election.

n a Philadelphia Turnpike Company, will be held
at 2 lock, p. NJ, on MONDAY the 6th of January
next the hotel Of Brooke T. Turner, Tor the election
MAnsrs to serve the ensuing year.
EDWARD TATNALL, Secretary.
Dsnhei 2b ls62-3O
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
NOTICE.
For RENT.

A Large lot Of land, suitable for a COAL or LuMBE
~ YARD situate at the North East corner Of Front A.
TatnAll Streets In Wilmington, Del. Apply to
WM M'OAULLEY
July 10. 1862. COG Market St.. Wlimington,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
ALMsHoUsn DIsPHNsARY.

THE Dlspensary IN connection with the New Castle
L County Alm' house, will be open ON tho nrst satu-
day in December, between the hours OF and o'clock
=. NJ, and continue open ct the same honr every SUI
ceeding Saturday during tue Winter months, which
time poor patients will receive advice aud meens free
Of charge For further information apply to
GEO PEPPER NORRIS, NJ. D.,
Attending Physician.
70 Residence adjoining Amshouse. once, Market
street, between 9Th and 7th. dee5.im.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
HALTl HALT
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON
Volunteers, Atthtion

nay Wives. Mothers md sisters,
Wlra Nt-banda Sons aud Brother are serving iu the
Aia stppt 80 into their knapss's more Necessary
n tfttbl gif. inLn low hoys Of HuLLoM Az .
ANl 0itfNgNT They gure health even un'
4si he 81 ,sf. , Soldiers life, only 20 cents BOX
or ot
sOLDIERs' SPECIA NOTICE!
bb your ar,y TO yourselves! Protect
your IlealtI!
s6s- Real ! JoiioriaG Ja received h's day
nm HashMc .; ......
7. hOLLOwhA. 4. D.
DEAR SIR s-- iail myself 1t thl Opportunity TO OK
pfoi my grantln ioI your kindns in being 80 pr9pt
IA ssnd,f me Halvabe PWs ~ OiNtmen; nun
dleds Of poe dieri have hren itds eomloIaole anu
al by H. -, o y,ur medicines nd they all can tes'
hiy ;usg tallin .powas and e;abily pl giving W,
many = pns ,idie, ON long sieuess aud much suffer
i O. vOs., Washington, b. c.
Ru--i,he, NJ, isBs--dse9i2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Several Patterns

nv SAUSAGE CUTTERS for family uHe also Mlneing
" Kniyes, CleAvers. Butchers and Carving Knives,
with good stock Of Table Cutlery. may be found at
WIN II. BILLANY a cos,
how'll g. H. corner Second aud Market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
Pine Wood.

n & @. W. BUSH are landing cargo OF superior
u. Pine Wood, which they offer for sale at the lowest
Market price my2s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
MCDOWELL g. Co.,
CORNER THIRD AND KING STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IMPORTERS AND tRALKRs VI
Iron, Steel, and Coach Hardware,
&C., &c.
ALgO RITUNIVNOUS COAI
ALSO BITUMINOnS C0AL.

i-@lwwAsA Have always on hand iull assortment Of
~A3AEzp lROH AND STEEL,
ssssz1I - Best brands VI American Hammer ed aud
Aaa,A4 As1aA Rolled bars, English refined bars Of all
Ats Blnd, Hoop. aud slit Iron best Norway Nail Ropa
~ Auger Shapes; Galvanized and Black Sheet Iroi
Oat shear blister, dsrnan, sweds, spring, Tire Ma
Niuery and Tap stsel.
smith, Coach aud other HstdwAre-IIorss Shoes Horse
hos Eair BIax, Bolts Clips, Nuts Washers Msleable
haings Wagon Boxes, Springs, Azlea, spokea Feloes
ats, bows a.. Carriage Canvass Oil Carpet Ratnet
Handled Top and Dash Leather Gmblet pointed Screws
~ Coach Hardware Of kinds; Iron Wire, Galvanized
iils, Babbit Metal, Lead spslter Banca Thu, Sheet
4c &C. drindstonsH Cranks aud Rollers, Trace, Back
~ other chains.
sniths and other Tools -AnEila, Vices, Bellows,
A4gaH. Hammers, Shoelng kuives Files Kasps Smilh'A
lilt, Tire Bendersi Twere Irons, stool aud Dias
pfsHnd other Mechanics Tools
A Of which will be- sold At very low prces Wholesale
ed retail, for cash or approved credit
PHILIP MeDO WILL
MORRIS MCDOWELL.
January /, ls5s.-jan2-iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02

PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.
ON and after MONDAY, Jan 9th, 1863 Trains for tbs
" accommodation OF Passengers will f0iios
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
A .aluable Farm FOR Sale.

c,lFuAT in BrandywiDe Hundred, containing AZ
SAeres lors or less, we'll watered and fenced. Im.
nrbvemeA new stone house aud barn, is within ~
nlss of Blue Bail tavern, u miles Of Wilmington
orIill Il q acres Of the same with the house and
hlh tplyto VIM. McCAULLEY,
dsc % 606 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-02
ELECTION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is herby given that owning TO the unsettled
lN state OF the nunttY and the TACT that all the
eral used In tn manufacture 0f my goods has to be
paid In cash copied also with the fact that y ceut per
ID. both oap.nd candles has 10 be paid To the Coy
srnment, whothr tie sale Is made time not the
subscriber fhqon and amer the frat d,y Of October
next me be his ndlti7ns of sale cash. will put my
goods At the oi Oweit price In order to compensate
far possible f. the change now made in my terms.
sept94m. r. d. HICKS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
THE JEFFERsONTAN DEMOCRAT.

tween tho two bills. Tho N. |, provides lor
township low tho Senate docs not Tho
S. b Soc. 9Th, says that "any tax that may
have been levied by any county commis'
sioncrs, for tho purpose Of paying bounaos
to volunteers, shall bo declared legal.
This is very we'll, only it is unconstitutional,
The II j. provides that tho commissioners
may levy tax sufficient to pay bounty of
900, (if promiscd.) to all the volunteers
"under tho calf of the President in Jdly
and August; 1862, or refund the money to
those have paid or advanced the same,
whether it was raised by subscription, BY
funds, or by any irregular or unauthorized
tax by tho commissioners in any county, as
tho case may be-" The House amended the
Senatb amendment by taking out the 9th
section, and inserting tho 81 aud 9Th Sec
tions o. the House bill, and also by striking
out tho 8 h section and inserting section
that provides for permanent transfer OF
any funds that may DO in any county trcas.
urv, not required for tho purpose for which
| they wero levied Tho Senate arc agreed
to tho amendments mentioned above
/ There arc some three Of tho Houro amend
monts, however, that they do not agreo to,
and they have asked for u Committee Of
! Conference.
The foldwing bills have passed. tho Son
ate: IL. b.. ccding to tho United S'atos
jurisdiction over certain lands and thor APP
| purtonanccs in the county of Franklin. aud
cxompting tho same from taxation. ii, d.
to prevent clerks of courts from practising
as attorneys or counsclors at law. S. b. to
prohibit bankers, brokers or dcaors in mon.
cy from paying out any bank notes issued
by any bank not incorporated by tho laws
of Ohio; yeas 81, nays o. 5. i. l40, to
compel vaccination and prevent small pox
S. Z. to organize the militia. ii. 3. defer
! ring thoAppraisomcat OF real property four
/ providing that appraisomouts,i futuro,shaIl
! DO made every ten years. Tho prosont law
provides that this shall DC done Overy six
years. This bill passed the House last sos.
sion. For 1859, It cost Goauga County not
much less than $1,000 TO appraso tho real
property in tho coauty, Lesidos paying her
proportion of tho Ssate's expenses in equal.
iz,ng the real property of the State, printing
blanks, sc.
Ellis passed. by tho House; s. B. 1875
This bill provides that any dog running a
largo botwoen o'clock. p. NJ, and G O'Clock
a. NJ, may b. killed that any one killing
any dog go found without his mastor shal
DO paid by tho township trustees S3 90; ant
also that :be owner thereof shall pGy u fin,
CT $500. This ii is now law. Dogs
had botter tako notice, and stay at homt
during tho hours of night.
It will 10 impossible for tho Lcgislntur,
to adjourn on tho 26th, and do justice Il
the business 70 hand 1 think, however
that, in some two weeks from tho said Goth,
business may DO flushed up so as to adjourn.
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