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i.xaAGyAuoo o. Ias CoosrT BoOsfs LOAN
Our oucrA Yesterday the State Senate passed
the bill oecessary to lesaiize the loan upon
wasch the Supervisors depended for the means
70 pap large portion of the bounty offered to
yolsntsrrs The previous refusal OF toe Sens to
70 pass tai. bill bsd thrown serious difficulties
|, tho ZAP % ealistmeat,, and even brought
the busine. IN this county almost to stand.
still Two hundred and isty veteran. ia one
body vefe Lost - the quota Of this county
thgoash sb,, miserable bunyiing o. the repub-
hcaa seostors oaiy the day before yesterday
There men be,oag TO the Oas Hundred ana Soc
saa Nes votk regiment. now here. They desired
10 r'-esissi ia LA ccsnty bat there wss 40 one
nos-y dswa. aud the mea went there. THUS
sc~ York 70 Glohed In 81, WAYS All the
snissdities ia The country moreover are not 40
a. ~ isss a. onrs are abol, che volunteer
br',;ef bssi1es, a,d certsi1t there arc at least
two sues ~ tSai question A seeat goes all Owes
H. state. drums ~ 10, Of men. makes hi,
b,rssis viii them. pays their board and sheir
passage md briays them TO the city on .i,k Oar
satscrs,i-. wish 20 pay the mcney 20 tae mea
s,a s'ii not recognize the agent The eesnlt
Of ,h,s il oe' tssi the recruit get, the moaey.
BIT sha, the State losss the sectuit; fOr th,
sseal take, his men to tdos, Cosaecticot o,
coascieatlcus Mss-sc nn,eit- and get, hi, money
Ia sadstoa 10 d. legsliystion Of The bo"nty
iosa. tss seaais m further authorized Al si-
dilisaa, expenditure Of ions m;iiioas Of dollar,
10 sAiss solsaiesfs Thas At one step The pos-
ssesiity - ds.st "a this city !, put OIL Of tb'
are.lisa We 90 nor t,i'ly started IA til,
os'ist. s.th ples,y ci mrb sad plenty Of
noasy. and Il viii be seen that tee ifnpi,e State
= ao~ svea moe ready taaa ever t. s,si,si,
s,s eos,ssy. oar Popelss,ol sbie 10 hear arms
va, syer 80 hundred thopoad a. Che coon
mesrsnrai ~ the var n ,hrs. btiis pass bota
hos-es, I. they probably s,ll 10 ia dss o,
Two ~ tsw ,rcspit wi,i bs eatiiiei 10 o,ae
asadsra sai too dollars sid che vrisips VIM
- cali,i, 10 ons ts,as,ai ana two dolss,
whca sacisdcs the Stale. c,saty and os
.ioaat bou.iiss We co t1ess'els ssi.'
,ar present eaots sai stii, b. gegs gsr ;,om tb.
Dus.rs b.. Ne can a., tas esoss 81 two o.,
tb,ss New Ifagisni states sse. sad sars e,,-
lae cosairs al once moCc inca sad mos mo,sy
s,,n say osbes State IN The Uaios
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A despatch from General Kelley's department
West Virginia, yesterday, states that our troops
had oveytaken the enemy at the ford near Moore
field, ia Hardy county that the rebels were dis
pattng the passage of the river, and that battle
had iust commenced, our forces being in position
snd the artillery opening fire.
The Secretarytpf the Treasury has issued sn
order permitting the free transportation Of mer.
chsat@e into Western Virginia, and removing all
restrictions thereupon within the military lines
Rumcrs Of changes in the command of the Army
Of tue Potomac are quite numerous in the camps
On the one hand it is said that General Hunter is
to have the place now occupied by General Meade
On tie other il is surmised that General Thomas is
t. be the commander and that General
Hooher il to take the latter's command in the West
Deseiter, in large numbers are lying around in
the motai,ins watching an opportunity to evsde
the rebel cavalry and come into the Union lines.
Sevess stragglers have succeeded in getting in
witn,a lev days past.
Oal correspondents despatch from Norfolk
gisea vegy full account OF the late gunbost ex-
pejit,oa to the Nansemond under General Graham
the 8gh' At Smith6eld and Bens church and the
explosion Of the gunbost smith Briggs after ua.
dsrxoll. A heavy fire
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d,,ns m tina cyttou market, and decline " twg ccDts
from sst.risys quotations hes besn espetieoccd Dur
ON ara no,nS on espectps heavy recspts and fvshsv
deciusAn New YORK II " vcmcrcd In com,psrcisi OH
ces that two o. thrc0 boaW are expected 10
bssDS With N aggregate q three tb,sss.5 bs'es
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

The steamship Jurs, from Londonderry on The
22i ut'mo reached Portland. Ne, yesterday.
He news report j. one day later.
The o,ash Cabinet had rejected the demand Of
Austria sad Prussia for the retracion OF the con
si'"rica ,ai the troops 81 the two Powers we're
c.tiet.d y advance into Schieswig. Notwith.
standing the threateling aspect Of affairs. the fact
t'a' to strong Powers lad interviewed in the
qr,rse regarded sufficient reason for be
iiey,ng that The difficulty wonli get be arranged
without ~.
The rebel prysteer Alsh ms va in the pom Of
Sass,o. !. East Indies.
Con'ri- clo-ed in London on the I'D Of January
q 10. 'cs money. The bullion in the Bauk Of
Engsnd hai decreased asa 900. The Liver.
pool cotton market closed firmer AT the decline
o. IL go of January. Hreadstufs were declining
auI ug. stpadx
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rars Aa @iy@osam, ". NJ.

tJslDWD. ~. rys 4, fsat
y,,s stare owned NJ j. rsfta, 10 prywvsus wss o..
atroyed ~ Aro tsM smss~ Dsa ysa.vss, ssssrs.us
81 or
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CO N q r Es SIS.

- the senate yesterday. bill setting apart
ilnts II Texas for citizens Of Kansas was report.
"a 80 ordered 70 be printed The President wa,
requested 70 furnish whatever correspondence he
usg have relating TO the reciprocity treaty be.
tween tie Sandwich Islands and the United states
The Secretary Of the Interior was instructed to
ss.t y auction al the books and documents ia his
po.-essol The bin to increase the pay o.
Coored soldiers 70 IA, s1nie sum "a paid TO white
troop, vss discussed hit no decision arrived at.
The nteflal tax bill was then taken up the III.
naace Committee amendment regarding the tax
o. ~ ,acy sud cotton adopted. and the bill pass.
~ / nov goes back to the House for concar-
reiwe the wliskey amendment. After an exc.
c1t'ye session the Senate adjourned till Monday.
= IT, House Of Representatives the Fortfca.
tol Appropriation biu was reported II EN-.
b,sce. tie sum OF IS .0o0, 900 OF which amount
s7Zo 90 are for the defences Of New York.
BIZ, = sciiitste the bringing of cotton 10 market
Introduced and referred to the Ways and
Me,1. Committee The Secretary Of the Navy
w. relaes,ed 70 furnish all the papers relative
e. the Naval Advisory Board OF July, ls62. The
Caysrs't;ee Claims reported bin providing for
sscertsane sud adjusting the claims against
tie government for injury and destruction
Of property by miliiar! authority during
the present rebellion. Che Committee on
pensoos we're instructed 10 take into consider
s'iop he propriety Of giving bounty lands 70 al
scld,cc. the present war who have been OF may
b. ho1orebiy discharged, and also to the soldiers
engaged = The oregon Indian war. resolution
Il piiri tea thousand copies ~ the diplomatic cor
respoadencs for circulation abroad, was adopted
The Coniscatlon resolution vas then taken up,
AID the republicans endesyored TO press IL to a
haal vote. BAT the opposition, for the first time
'hs season. resorted 70 the usual parliamentary
lodges 70 delay action, aud when all parties were
tlLaA D. Tie IL llnisl. IL. ILL.,. :. aiournoa
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THE LEGISLATURE.

"a tie STATE senate YESTERDAYS the bill legalizing
the sotoa q The Bosrd Of Supervisors Of this
coynty - felston 70 bounties Tor yolunteers
sad 70, claims wa reported fsvorsbly by the
COON Zee, aud 50 amended that il provides for an
sdjiioosi amoont Of t~o millions Of dollar. 10 h.
u-ed ! filing the quota under the last eau a. To
presie1t rhe bill was thea read third tins
snd passed. The bill TO provide for . state
boualJ 81 three hundred dollars received fayo,
able report. The Police bill was taken up by the
sos~iiies sad The names Of Messrs. Purdy. Jones,
Actor sd Bergea inserted. Tue blu will be 70
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bern. xorehesd City. Beaufort. &c. La word.
this winters campaigning Of the rebels In North
Caroline q very mach like their grand opera
lions OF Last spring against the town Of Wash
ingtoo and other places up to Suffolk. the main
object OF which. after the subsistence OF Long
streets troops, wa to gather up all the bacoa
dosr ADD coru that could be found among the
North Caroiins farmers for the rssiss Of Lees
army on tbs RsppAhannock
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A.-a esasss. -Tss s,s sss ssiy rcosstss n sss
sts's 90. saie saaa.ss. rsssh street, ears -
IA .vssag A. asss ths tcsns vsrs tcs efew6ss fw
Gss csegs.ssa sihoags eos aoan~ u the several sss~
ssrs-s s.ss % sv,ss sss ssisscs on 9th tss 60
ssifea rssn. vara y tn smsn fss ~ch oseasess
smssss tss pso'prs mat sanircs vsrs . vss~ q
ves~s (essssss-st, ~ L~usrs s.ats d scessy 80
essy ssssiss~ sss cahforsls. ~ Dsssssst siass~s
trsm sns oessi wsssa <ss wbas ~ stssss W o,s
sisrm snf ssua@.t, ~ 0l0e~1 severe s.Hu
ssiscsgss. ~ nubbafd. ssassst ~ ths cexss b, ns
Nae. cs4v,s ~ Wfest s5tss. ~ =. o. Hows -
ssat.ss ~ rry>sssr wer. W hts ssa. Wsx . yks~
no sssitscs . ~cc5 s>se ~ whtrsfes sss3l~s =
isss al oufs,c~~, ~ HAYS o capita rnrifsd b. Cnsi
Hssft w-S AZ ussst Desert ny wdlism Hart ooHsf
s'ssss nv eayiNn sod us~elpoe. chnirsa Il p.sy, ~
suy sDd ssves nus sr~st Dsas " scuipsufs ~ iAast
I'D
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kHMvAf VF dAE1HHt kkh6 AND OTl1nM N4oAFW
aSvas. n. n. ses 4. 1884
Hsubs' Hsss 49, Iwss o~mbs- " rss~a -
COWS Ws,vrs sese rNsy ere ssss 70 nsvs s~rsSsS
irvss Iohosso's teand
rss ~sa nosb'ns oespi,s acss n ne Ossr = A.
'srs,s saa'csass 10 r~~cscs v M sAssm~ onsH
rcasc No ccsrt b~ sSjssrrss ssvl SyAas. ws~s =
csvs'sss uAss Nc vss~a sul ss s9fvwsA sv~ V 10
svwar
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gc~ss~ wosss-s r~s .. tsM
thss fsee @ssesr. nj TO- rSaS>~s arrived n~s
ycfsis~s tbu wsss.nS
Ias,tansai cotsosi q ucisss vsyfs. o. b~ swa v,
iesss Is~ s~sa rs'svss fvem dsr oos~f ss.~sa~sv
q ms sspsrtssst ant ordered " rssor, - ve.biassa
IA a,,.s,nss 10 ~aes rsgsssi ~ ns rssay rs,s,Ss
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RssxL MOVEMENTS IN Nosrs CAaoLrsA--T5s
unusual activity Of the rebels in North Csrolioa
jusi nov, We think, may be very easily sxpisiu-
cd. The people Of that unfortunate State are
ia . rebellious flame Of mind against JED Davis
and need looking aztec Besides, the army of
Lee Is on very short rstions and Old virgiuis
is exhausted OF it's provisions. Therefore, Wills
there Is no cause to appsehead "A iunsdiats
ADVANCE on the part Of Genessl Meade, E,se
dads it expedie1t to sead Oh some portions OF
his troops to be subsi,tcd elsewhere; ouJ, "a
North Carosos is not yet eaton out. Dsy, bas
sent them down into North Caroiisa -.srsl, 10 be
fed secondly 10 keep tho people quist wnJe
forag,ns among them; and thirdly. 10 snuss
them gor tho tune besas with the sppea,aucea
Of ava active oa~pawn fui As rocsstsIo Of Row
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rET BowERy THEATRE Bowers. -aooSvoop-
D. oRsztg-1aRSs FAST AyS.
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AEusEhENTs This EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway "A Bull Is ! cHiSA
Ssoe-s AyxfeA
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ported Co The Senate 10 day great Pors'on on
the time Of the Senate was taken up in d'scass'oa
over claims for canal damsges. and numoe1 On
reports we're received and local bills 'ntrodoced'
but Of no general Importance.
The Assembly was mostly occupied N debate
on canal claims, aud an endeayoring TO decade
whether the State was liable for the negligence OF
its ssents. No othes business Of Importance was
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TfIH: SITUATION.

New York, Friday, February 5. Is6
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BAanUMS MUSEUM. Brosdway-FoUr GIANT, Two
Dv.ass ALBFaos WHAT Is H. &c all hours CaNiiiAs
Hussscp At and Ia 7. NJ.
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A rrgNTfoN -pAsT, PREsEHT AND FUTURE rom
a 10 all Magic Charms, "a Madame wif,rOk is,e
Alien sieei near stanton, essr she baasry osp.s Sl H.
dpsa cents.
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r. MAURICE, rBB RHAL AgrRpIoegR or
"A. Amsrrs I1 Blsecsr srssa as1 wsssser Ladiss,
nenta. centa. 81.
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rrclan could reply they were summoned 10
tea.
AS Mrs. EirLham took her seat at thu
tea tray, MIR. Trclm iiNcd his large lluc
eyes intcntly upon her. " Madam, h. laid
in low. thrilling tone, which caused Allie
Dalo to start, and Mabel to look imploringly
upon him, heard to-day for the first timc
OF your son hciug drowned near this viii
lagc, many years ago" \ quick coutrac.
tiJn of the mouh,a dcadly pallur of the
check, and otherwise Mrs Enkham was
calm.
Talk not to me Of Edward Kirkham." ."
she said hoarscly; -" he went to the bar OF
his tod. wrotchcd suicide"
And pray Mira. kr>ham, why did he
commit suicide? had he Just cause for it
was he unhappy ?" coolly asked Trclou.
Mrs Kirklmms hand Ucmhlcl violently.
rs she sat down the coilocpot Allie Dale
burst into tears, and Mabel leaned back in
her chair and covered her eyes. Notwiih-
standing this, and the horror.etrcl>cu looks
Of the servant, who ily.brush in hand stood
as If pctriGod, Trclan calmly repeated the
question: Had he Causc?'
"Oh, misery! yes-hut who are you that
dare to speak to mo of Ned ~ Mrs. Kirk
ham rose from the table with q sudden shud-
der, and Allie followed. Sylvester rrclan' $
confused apology was lost upon Mabel ;
she seemed scarcely to hear it. Shortly
after, when he took his hat and lrt: tho
housc, Mabel sought her aunt. That NIGHT
the FIRST time tor seventeen years. Mrs.
krkham spoke to Allio and Mabel Of Ned
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Srlrtt seli5tcllauu,
MRS. KIRKHAM'S B0ARDER,
BY FAN FEhTuERBIB.

sylvester Trclan WAS a tall man. His
figure was good, i.i5 eyes dark, blue and
piercing, his features regular, and, when he
smiled hc looked pleasant. But he was
not handsome; his complexion was deeply
brou2ed, and he wore his dark brown hair
in thick, clustering mlSoCs. over his brow
which added 10 lB hahitu,l stern cXprcs.
son ot COuntenance, rendered him rather
uuprcpoSSrSajng in appearance. Sylvester
Ilelan had travelled much; his home had
been ia foreign countries and When hC
chose. his conversation became singularly
Interesting and pleasing. lIo was wealthy
and paid generously, and Mrs. kirEhstd was
satisfied with her boardcr.
Allie and Mabel did not like him; al
times, his manners were strangely abrupt
and, ere Sylvester Trclan had been two
weeks in her house, Mrs kirkham adopted
their sentiments; her feelings underwent
a sudden change toward him.
Il heard something in the village to-day
which interested me exceedingly, said Mr.
Trclan, to Mabel Lynn, as he sat with bel
one evening, upon the porch.
Indeed! What was it, listlcssly asked
Mabel.
An old tale to you, presume refer to
the drowning of Mrs. kirkhan's son, years
ago
A deep dush spread over Mabel Iynn's
face, and her voice quiycrcd as she spoke
" An old tale, indeed, and one full OF mis-
cry. Don't talk to me Of Ned, Mr.. Trelan
you don't know what heart-reudmg memo
lies your remark has awakened
liam surprised, Miss lymni you talk as
if You loved this Kirkham.'
Loved him, Yes yhild as | was,
lovcd him dearly, sir he wa, my cousin
my brother. Oh. Ned, Ned" And Mabc
Lynn wopt bitterly.
Mr.. Trelau looked troubled, earnest and
lpcrplcxcd. "Pmlonmci knew not this
subject was so painful toyou.
"Iou might have Known quickly re-
turned Mabel thcu checking, herself, she
added, Promise never tomCution this sub
i..t m tl.a u.u-s again, especially % my
auat v, r,,p, spo1 10 hen ol Sod Lac
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Things that make "a Patriot
MII

To hear men who have never read tho
Constitution, aud mover heard il read, rant.
ing about its violation.
To hear men who never did days labor
in their lives, howling about the influx of
negroes and it's injury to white hhorers.
To hear men rave about the Presidents
violation of thr Constitution, who are so ut
tcriy atupid or knavish that they have never
aSccrtaincd that the rebellion is violation
OF the Constitution.
To hear men who caro- moi for iaw---for
God nor man and who iiVe in daily viola.
tiGn of law, prating about law.
70 hear men Who, were they South would
be treated rs the poorest and meanest Of
white trash" tainted rs mudsils," :"
greasy mechanics" &c.. upholding the
very men who SO degrade labor and dospisO
those %ho do not own niggcrs.
TO hear men justtying JEFF. Davis and the
South, who have not the manhood and de-
ccucy TO 20 South and seek homo whioh
they like so well,
To hear man who loves slavery moro
than his country or freedom,
10 hear "A drunken, lcprous, thick-headed,
gaunt-looking libel upon manhood, belchs
ing about abolition.
10 hear man talking abeIt peace and
compromise, after he has hreu Kicked and
spit upon by the South, Osnegg Times.
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from " The Printer.
TIE TYPO.
II MONROE cry CARLTON.

Ills sccptcr is his stick
lie guides the mighty van:
And by the types unccasng click
Directs the world of man.
The signal flame he lights,
On h'aruiug's sacred hill,
That all may reach the rugged nights
And drink from WisdomS ull.
lie holds Prucrcssion's helm
Philosophy speeds on
lie roams with Scicucc through her realm,
And bears Truths goulalon;
Art, through his cunning, lives
Thought. hc cmbaiua, and by
His wizard craft to Genius gives
Life, Immortality.
lie is the ryraut's Scourgc--
Oppression breads his powers
His clicking stick sounds Trcasons dirgc-
Bald Vice before him covers:
Wrong, with her clauking claims
Crime, with her hands uf gore
Black FalSrhoua, with her THOUSAND stains,
lie battles cvcrnore.
Then ON the Typos brow
Rcpusr the laurel wreath;
Let all his priceless worth Nyow-
Let all his praises breathe:
For his sccptcr is his stick!
lie guides the mighty van
And. hv the types unCrasiug click,
Directs the world of man.
TEE &MACh II SCI:OOL.
a District School. not tar away,
Mil berkshire hills, one winter, lav,
Was hummiug with It's wru'yl aui-r
o. three .cnr. milglcl giIl, tui boys
Some few upon their tasks intent,
Nut moro ON future mischief bent.
The willie the master, downward look
Was fastened on Il copv-huue--
Wien suddenly behind his back,
los" sharp AMI clear a rpu,,Hg .lACk
As 'twcrc battery of bliss
let on in onr tremendous Kiss.
What's thul?' the startled muster cries.
THAT, thr," little imp rrplrrs,
"Watu William Wilith, if won rlcathc-
! saw him kith Thuthamnah prnjhrw
With trown to make Il statute thrill,
The master Numbered lIithcr, Willw
Like wretch O'crtakcn in his track,
With stolen chlttcls upon his back,
Will hung his head in fear and shame,
And 10 the awful presence camc-
\ great green, baShrul simplcton,
The butt of all good naturcd fun
With smile suppressed. and hurch upraiscd,
The tlrcatuncr lHlteTcd -" In, amazed,
That you, my biggest pupil, shoulI
lie guilty 0f an act So rude
Before thc whole set school, TOO boot
What evil genius put You to't;"
"'Twas she, herself Sir" sobbcd the lad,
didn't mean 10 be so bad
BnF when SuSannah shook her curlS,
Aud whispered was 'fraid Of girls,
And dursn't kiss baby'S doll
lcouldn't stand it, sir, at ali,
But mp and kissed her On the spot!
! kmow-bno hoo ought 10 not,
But somehow, from her looks boo hoo
! thought she kind of wished me to-"
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within this State, upon the days of election.
SEc. |. BE il gaacfcG dV lie General Is
SrmbN IF he Siodc If Ohio, That it shall
he unlawful for amy person within this
State to sell, barter, or give away any spir.
iupus, viuous or malt liquors. on ihe ,lay
OF any election held within this State, under
the constitution and laws thereof; and it is
hereby made the duty of each and all per,
SONS vino arc authorized, under or by the
laws of this State, or the municipal regula-
tious of any city, town or village of this
! State, To sell or barter any spirituous, vinOus
or malt liquors. to close their respective cs-
tablishmcnts on those days. Any person
offending against tho provisions of this act
shall he fined in any suR not less than Ave
nor more than one hundred dollars. and be
, imprisoned in the county Jail for period
not exceeding ten days. for each oilcnsc so
committed and it shall be the duty of all
Mayors of cities and incorporated VILLAGES
within the State, on tho day Gr election as
aforesaid, tu issue Il proclamation warning
the inhabitants of such city or village, of
the provisions OF this act, and that all viola.
! tious ul the same, win subject the offender
: to prompt and speedy puuiShmcnti and re-
quiring marshlls and police officers, under
tneir respective Jurisdictions, to close all
houses found violating the provisions Of
this act and to report, forthwith, all viola
tiuns thereof, To such mayors.
SEr. ,. \ fines aocrning under the pro.
visions Of this act, shall bc collected in the
name of the State OF Ohio, as in other cases
OF breach of the peace, and he paid into the
county treasury, for the use OF the common
schools, in the township in which the ofen,o
shall haze been committed, within ten DAYS
after collection; and if any such officer fail
/ 10 pay over such fine or fines by him col.
/ lectcd, such Citicer shall, for any neglect,
/ forfeit and pay into the township treasury
double the aH0nnt of such li"c or fines by
1 titu SO collected. IL i0 fpcltuned before any
Justice of tho Peace at the suit Of .hr Town
ship Treasurer, All prosecutions UEdcr the
provisions of this act shall be commenced
/ within twenty days after the olicNJe is com
mittcd, except actions against justices af
I the Peace. for not paying over any fine ~
/ itEes uiurcSaid
| SEc ,, This act to take effect and hc in
/ force Eom aud after the first day of March
| loGl JAAts Il. ii,BREI.,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,,
CHARLES ANDERSON, prcst of the Senate,
March 10, 1861.
SECRETARY or SrATr'S OFFICE,
CuLvNnrs, o., March II, 1861.
J. J certify the foregoing to be correctly
copied from the original roll on file in tins
Office,
W. W. ARMSTRONG, Secretary Of State
Eomctimcs vir So Ne " to am offer
when it is as plain rs The nose ou her face
that sho means Ycs.' The best way 10
Judge whether she is iu eoruest or not is
TO look straight into her eyes, and never
mind her nose,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-23

\ IIAR0 ONE on NEW JERsCY.---On a terri
bly, stormy night in bleak Pcccmher, Unis
ted States vessel was wrecked of ths coast
of Sow Jersey, an! every person, savs one.
went down with the doomed craft, This
one survivor "a Western geRiieiGan) seized
a floating spar and was washed toward tho
shore, while the innunerable kind hearted
tools ot the Camden X AmLuy Railroad clus-
.ered Gp the beach, With ropes al.l boats,
ginwiy but surely tie unhappy mariner
driltcd to land aud Us he cxhaustedly caught
at u rope tj,t0Wn tJ him, the kind natives
uttered hopeful cheer. Z" Ion are sa@ed, /"
they shoatcd; you are saved-and must
show the conductor your ticket" With
the boiling sulf about him, spl floating
straw tickliSS bis HoSe. iks ar0ghn:s stralt-
ger suddenly resisted ti!e ciiorts 10 hatE
him ashore. stop" said he, in a faint tone,
" Tell me whore am. Mhat country is
this?' And they answered, New Jersey"
scarcely had Tie name been uttered when
the wretched stranger let so the rope. ejacs
ulatiug, as he did SOL guess III float
little furthel!' lie was Revor seen agaiE.