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OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world It is the cheapS
est the most reliable and most convenient GOnRss
piete in bottle Does pot require any preyfonss
preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
stain Produces beautiful black OF brown as pre-'
ferred. A child apply it. ALWAYS gives asatis-
faction. Only as cents per bottle Sold everywhere
lsf,l.ri-A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturers n. Y. m
Agents. s175g4 lid .19t3aseus n8Sf agRd
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair. 1Sit9d VI .,1ss
june19 deod1y tafs.,fJ
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BRANDKRTFa,S PILLs..L4Theses pills are

safe and sure. They are prepared by q, process
which secures all the best qualities Of the herbs
which they composeds without any of their bad.
They benefit in all cases, anddo harm in nome r,sS
See B: Brandreth is in white letters on the GoY-9
ernment stamp. 80 s9fatpnf = a apr2s-d& v Inn fal
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.-There were
Issued from the once Of the Probate Judge,
during the week ending March 11th,
marriage licenses. as follows Monday.
none; Tuesday, 2; Wednesday, q; Thurs
day, 2; Friday, Z; Saturday, none. -
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EUCoRRHGA And FEMALE WEAKNESS.

| A physician of 25 years experience offers valua
ble and powerful remedy for the above named COM
plaahts.l - Ll.la.s-feio0 l- r.lll- , - 81 ,
l 1t is q compound discovered by the celebrated
BEKzEIIUs, and experience has proved its efficiency
TO be greater than that of any remedy previously
used.
The prescription. with fun directions for use, win
be sent by mail to any one inclosing so cents to
ne. 81 ss1jnSsi DR.. JACOB HOLT. 5ssHsEs5
sa55ssr1t6s9Ss ~ rtsSg - - : Station D. Bible House.
mch26-eodly New York:
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! The NICoLsON PAVEMENT The "penny
wise and pound foolish" objectors to the
1aying down of the Nicolson pavement in
this city, have their last prop knocked out
fronlunder them by the following, which
we clip from the Ne,o York Sunday .Ne,us.
AS one after another of their objections
have been met and overthrown, they have
clung like the King of Terrors to deceased
imam and brother" to the idea that the
pavement would never do, because it was so
hard to take up for the purpose of repair
ing gaspipes and sewers. Mr.. Craven,
who, as all New Workers know, is one of
the first civil engineers of the country, says,
the Nicolson does not cost so much to take
up as the stone pavement, while the wear
for nine months cannot be perceived-and
this on Nassau, where there is more travel
in nine months than on High, street in a
year. But here's the extract: = -
AT the request of Mr.. Craven, Chief En-,
gineer of the Croton Board, section of the
Nicolson pavement on Nassau street, be-
tween Pine and Wall streets, ten feet
square, was taken up yesterday by Mr.
Jonathan Tay lOr. assignee for the patentee,
in the presence of the Mayor and num-
showing the facility with which it could be
removed, in case it was found necessary to
repair the water or gas pipes beneath it
| Another object in view was to ascertain
how much it had worn, and if any decay
had taken place, and the following is the
result of the investigation: Mr.. Craven is
perfectly satisfied that it can be removed
with as much, if not greater ease than the
stone pavement. Although this pavement
haslbeen in constant wear for nine months,
SO far as can be perceived it has not worn
away a particle. The rule was applied to a
number of the blocks, and they gave
| the same measurement as when laid
| down. Being covered with coal tar,
| they are perfectly sound and are not
water soaked. The hole will be sunk to a
| depth of ten feet, and Mr.. Taylor states
that he will show that when the pavement
| is relaid there will not be any sinking as is
usually the case; but on the contrary, in
three days time, it will be impossible to
point out the place where the pavement
/ was taken up. 1t is also claimed that the
entire cost of laying the pavement viii not
be equal to that of making repairs on the
stone pavements for period of eight years
Mrs Craven gave an emphatic denial to the
| report that he had ever given precedence
| to any other pavement over the lNicolson
| Whatever may be his views, he has given
no authority for such statement, and his re-
| marks would tend to give the impression
| that his views were favorable to the Nicol-
| soT,II so,I It is probable that q report win be
| made in a few days. and from opinions eX-
pressed this morning, it is scarcely possible
| that II can be adverse to this pavement
| Should it be In favor of it, the probabilities
are that the work of reconstruction will &c
/ rapidly forward, and that every street In
the city viii be laid with it. yiTsf-5esssa
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PAREPA.The peerless Parepa win sing
in this city on the night of the 25th. it is
Thought, Some one, who has music in bis
soul has embalmed the memory of the di-
vine cantatrice in the following ingenious
,s.,1iSfi FL. .uaf ssEEfs sos p Eatfsa Il
oAipie' oOiOo'i0' -fasstl brs
Enchantress thou Of ,songi sweet rses
PhiIomel, the Gods thee keePi
Undlrken'd be thy sky, good - -3 sISh
5 o''55 Angels guard thee and be ever near!
Pour from thy CHARMED throat is'
III Rilf :. OF song-a rill say ],
How poor the term-a food and p ~
s.4e. -. Echo hearts, prolong the charM.
- Paragon Of art. true Prima Donna,
Olympus greets its Priestess, and -.
b5st7 sleT Apollo wreaths for thee doth benD ;
Sister and peer of MUSES.! theirs thy 49, 80.
stz.bAE % q Realm when thou from earth dost 90;
Yet mayst thou. Rose cherie,s within this - -
-, 81 sr..ss5 Orb--to watch-us long remain I;
Noon splendid as thy voice oh s,3 80 q y
- s yren, ,Fateshine Ger thy mortal span
Earth's chiefest bliss be thine Thou -. 8
sssesfas q Almoner of Music's joys. fair ParepA!
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Tm aIzak67sSSA much larger qttepd-
ance than on Tuesday at the market, is
SstuEd@ s receras Almost every hing in
season was offered. Meats still exhibit an
upward tendency IF prices raise as much
the next as the past tive weeks, twill cost
Is cents per pound to look at steak, let
alone buying IL. % He''eq sia7 T szasaf ssas ss
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piano Tuntnr

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN. y
oct27-tf g.; rs#3 g3
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

JIM Wells, Galepa :, ObiS; = Or; A Moore. DO: Q ?
Hins:a %sss Wa6sds john 'PTf grsaS FL t7
@ Il Jones. Columbus. Franklin county, Ohio
ss9 aGFs0T Ee% eha
feet. Galena. Ohio; W. Rowe, Cleveland, Ohio; A
6Ss 6RSs 81 asfTRa%iS5y TsaSsysn oSis 6s 81
t5S a Gssfp bBS6SSy SSy
Dickey and family, Central College, Ohio, J B
FOresksr;s &! DssESTs M;,T: Ohio; Stimme, Union
Winchester. 6hig; Miss Putnam, Cleveland Ohio
Harrisburg Ohio; ] RathDe j. Bsnitoq township. o;
SSpsFyi!le, Winchester, Obi Ohio tt gno ., BuSk BS
ware, Ohio; r Weiden. Cincinnati, Ohio; c P
Brown. Gadiz, Ohio. 9 BOyier, Jackson township;
Ohio: Ms; iSkioss' " sStsTvfEiIs S$fo; )
JeSsTpon SidSer and LADY, west @ Jeerso" JS g.
burg. Ohio; b Bresn Hooking COUNTY, Ohio; Jas c
Rose Patterson, Ohio; J Arnold, GEoveport, Ohio;
Thos Vance and family. Lock bourne. o; G G Bart
lstt. New York; Samuel IS6cos Ohio; ] pursells,
fSes Rivers McSg GS
Woodruff, Chicago, III; D W Watson, Lancaster. .;
Lancaster. Ohio; Hurley. Dayton. Ohio.
,s}5.ilst , NEIL HOUSE,
. IL Alden, New ork; II b w lll1amS and wife,
Comade New York; s A Gilbert GAINESVILLE, O.;
r w Gilchrist, Lebanon, o. Wallace A Wood,
New York; kush Field. Philadelphia, Pa; i b
Brown Massachusetts,; R Disborough, New York;
John Job Fl Keep. New Orleans. La; q Richeyi
r Hisington. Warren; OHIO; John T. Hogue
Aenia; .; Chss TiISworth. % New York; w Paste5I r
Charles Horton. New, York; DR.; Slower. Boston,
Mass; Miss Gilmore do; H B Perkins and wife
Warren. Ohio: e Sehwabd, Neg York; " 3
ton; Aexander Lindsay, New York; A T. I TT%SoREnt9p Z 4
Cleveland; Storms, Philadelphia; w p Duffy,
New York; Dr ii STOW. r, Boston; NJ b Taylor and
wife. Warren. Ohio; DR. W Bibbins, New York
Mrs Ashbnrn, Philadelphia; VIM Dunn, Cincinnati
Seymour Heymann. New. York; ID LoveridgeI
Buffalo, N y; Miss Fannie Allen, Cleveland, Ohio
A Marks, BhilAdelphia; Thomas w Flood, city
q Moore, Rochester, Penn; q Woodward and
wife, Cincinnati. o; Mrs Collier, Athens O.; Jane:
n McConke, Virginia City. Nevada; J Henri
Chase, New York; q ID Hickey, Watertown. N Y
Mrs Gonklin and sister, Newark .; Albert Gailoya,
Xenia, D: Z u Taft Boston, Van Brimmer, Par
ketsburgh. WVa; Van Camp; Cleveland. %; d
ID French, Windsor. Conn; w J Gist and wife, Bal
kimoEe; George Ervino, Philadelphiai George
& atz. Pbiadelphia; Dick Burgess, Cleveland, o. d
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THE Office of the Columbus Oil Refinery
has removed to room No. a, Johnston
building, up stairs. All orders left at the
office will receive prompt attention. Best
quality of oil always on hand at lowest
market price.
April A, 1867. B. F. REEs & Co.
| d6w-ths&sat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-13

COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE. - The
cheapest, most thorough and practical
Business School in America. More situa-
tions furnished by our Association than all
others. Send for unequaled specimens of
Penmanship and Flourishing. Scholar
ships issued at Columbus, good throughout
the Union. BRYAN t6 ToMLINsON. I.
may1-eod&wtf ~. ,L' = - 80. 80;
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Removed from hts old ONCE.

DR.. "A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway. neal.
high street, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsei
or seriesof years to the rea mant of certain pr,;
vste diseases. He may beconsulted ct his Office,
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank j i,-.-sg
ch09s651 l-i-tf- traAtsf-t7st
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Cincinnati maney market-HEay II.
GoLD-C Closed du at is51 buying and lSe oseii-
MUM selling.
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NtO0UNFTE INElR11AKKs>~At' our last report
thefehwetep 2o2 qhmates at the Franklin
County InAfnS During the past week 15
SFere discharged, two died and three were
received, leaving lSS inmates on Saturday sn';
the 11th inst.1isils 5, y y sra IS siS, oasx j.
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FROM NEW YORK-PAPERs.
Fortress Euxemb burg to be Evacuate
and RaZed to the GrOund.

Fortress Euxemburg to be Evacuated
and RaZed to the Ground.
NEW YoRK, May 11..AThe Herald's Lon
don special isays;i Fortress Laxeuiburg
win be evacuated by 2 the Prussian troops
and raZed to, the ground. No troops are to
be retained within the territory ofLuxem-
burg, except force (which may be neces-
sary to maintain order and preserve peace.
Speedy Action.
The pressure which was exerted on the
plenipotentiaries in this Congress by the
defiant attitude which opposing powers
maintained towards Neach other. combined
of the great war preparations being car
ried on on the continent, led to very speedy
action on. the partof the conference; repre-
sentatives. III - - '-@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-13

-1T--, O., =. = N-ST11o - NJ "a . - In
80. = - :. Z ~ a5s
: 80,
= is b;, AZ - : ke tf'e f irst
80. So 1 80. 4, - TTnitsd
e,at e.a.e, % Tba = nny,her he.ore ms contains an
- = t., :, rtsrles ;ckans
,,"oOs;sips5 n = te yr,ta storv the ensuing
summer expressly for the the sundov Ne,Os,
ond donv;ng ,bot he had a oreed mr. ;ntended
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| NEW YORK, May PA cable dispatch
to the Herald, dated the 11th, says: Not
withstanding the satisfactory solution of
the Luxemburg question by the treaty ar
rangement, fears are entertained and gen.
orally expressed that the war has been
merely postponed by the work of the di-
plomists. Warlike preparations are still
actively carried on in France, Germany,
Russia and Greece. org. ia sIaa ' a-.a
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/ A telegram from Berlin. announces the
death of Gov, Wright on the 18th, of drop
DEATH, aud it was Thought would recover,
but he commenced tossink rapidly ondthe
night, of the 10th, and expired the next
morning at o'clock 70 .sl,IeI q lsSs51,sI "a
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The fourth military conscription during
this.year has been put in force in Greece,
by which the Greek army has been iu-
creased 10000 men. The condition of the
navy is also engaging the serious consid-
Enrolment of seamen is now in process Of
cO4PlessiSn mp sSa.s, I, s.x vr;s, IL
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GRAND PRESENTATION CoNcERr.-By
headseftiseme1t iS viii be seen that lit is
proposed to give grand Presentation
Concert ia aid Of the Southern Orphans
Association, in Baltimore. on the 18th of
June next The design Of this enterprise
masteonlmehd tito the charitable every
where, and the sum risked is so small that
almost any Of our readers can afford to
buy a ticket. The advertisement sets
forth as fully as need be the design of the
Concert, and to 1t we refer the reader. siiiz
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RsBATE C0UBT foII0Wr
ing uappointmenE tweFe made by the Pro-
bate Judge during The past week. = ~
Peter Mprphey, appointed guardian of
Thomas P. aud William Nixon, children
and heirs of William Nixon, late Of Column
bus, deceased Bond 500, TifToW 5sefE
Amos w. Estlack, appointed guardian of
LeFis Fl Peter y, and Mary. % Derrick,
children and heirs of Peter Derrick, of Co
lumbus. Bond $40 -,,--
Valentine EEettesheimer, appointed adj
ministrator Of the estatesof Margaret rKief-
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Queen Victoria to Make Another Ad.
{ vance,

1t is said that before the close of the
Peace, Congress proposal will be address
ed by En- gland to all the powers Inclined
to belligerent action, in which Queen Vic
toria will recommend and urge general dis
arament Should this3be entertained, an
other Congress will probably assemble in
London to secure its formal adoption and
uniform execution by all the great powers,
but tits thought even this proposition will
not be successful in securing the mainte-
nance .Es % peace: u Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-13

from Southampton on the 1st, have ar
SFhe Irish Land Tenure bill was discussed
at length in the British, Commons xyE A
Mos Gregory moved an amendment de-
claFif1g that mo- sbillIof the kind could he
acceptable which did not provide for the
adoptielS Of O. system of lease in Ireland
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-13

TRANsFERRED SATURBAY.-Th following
transf ,rs of real estate were left at. the Re-
ceFder's Office on Saturday: iTta Il {
Charles Guither and wife to Augustus
Detzel, April 9Th, three acres of landin
Mifaint township for $225. .ffasfM aiifLE
Henry Beecher and wife to John H. Ben
der, March 9th, qutt-claim to III acres of
land IN MIN ownship for $780, AZ
Charles Guither ct al. to Caroline Detzel,
January 11th. qnit-claim to i've acres Of
land in Miflin towushipE for-$5. "a H.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

IMAM HW0 L . 8ahoI3 15IG..
.s....7.,5,s ,-s,s Sunday, Nay IL, 1867
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Ashley.

Ashley, an Ohio Congressman, has writ
ten letter explanatory of an amendment
proposed by him to the Constitution. He
does not think he should vote for it him
self if it were fairly discussed, but he says
it is policy to state propositions a good
deal stronger than you would have them.
This Ashley, some months ago. had cor
respondence with "Dear Case.n in which
he proposed to sell Government office
and take "town Sites" meaning town lots,
in PAYMENT erefor. He was fully exposed
at the time by the Cincinnati Commercial,
but instead of hiding himself from the
gaze of respectable men, he rather seemed
to like it. More recently he has been con-
victed of subordination of perjury in his
attempts to get up testimony for an inn
parchment of the President. He evident-
ly regards this last exposure as fine
feather in his cap, and he Is a buZZing
around the nose and ears of the public like
a noisome fly. q
The fact that such creatures as Ashley
are permitted to have voice and a vote in
the administrator 1of the affairs of this
Government, is enough to make one doubt
the capacity of the people for self-govern-
ment. We do not suppose there is peni-
tintiary in the United States that could not
turn out ten men, each the superior of
Ashley in all the attributes of gentleman.
Yet Ashley is bright and shining light in
the present Congress. He is perhaps a
good index of the present majority in Con-
gress, majority that excludes such men
as Tremble and Beck for the same reasons
that bands of thieves barricade the doors
of their haunts against the officers of JUS
| tice. . t-... .-
Ashley. Butler, Stevens, and our own
precious Mckee. If our country can sur
vive their political blunders; if our treas
ury is not made bankrupt by their specu-
ations; if the once respectable position o.
Congressman does not become infamou:
through their vile practice, then the sta
bility of a republican form of Government
will be assured. and its immortality oem
on nstrated.-LouiSuiLle Courier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-03

The Piqua Democrat of Wednesday, has
the following in relation to the State Fair :
"We learn that the State Fair, which is
to be held in Dayton before the election, is
to be converted into Radical camp meet
ing. It is reported that they are hiring
noted speakers from other States to attend
during the Fair and harangue the people
every day and evening. If this be true,
and it is engaged in or encouraged by the
managers Of the Fair, we hope every DEM
ocrat will withdraw his patronage and
presence from such an institution. A State
Fair properly conducted. is no doubt, a
good thing, but when it is perverted and
degraded into political fraud it should be
discountenanced."
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A RESOLUTION


Relative to an amendment of the Constitution pro-
yiding for the extension of the elective fran
chise. -
ResolUed By the General AssembEyo of tie State of
0lio (three-ifrhs of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto), That it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to VOTE the
next annual October election, upon the approval
rejection of the following amendment as a substi-
tqte for the first section of the fifth article of the
Constitution of this State, to-wit: Every male ot-
zen of the United states, of the of twenty-on
years, who shall have been resident of the State
one year next preceding the election, and of the
county township, or ward in which he resides, such
time as may be provided by law. except such persons
as have borne in support of any nsurrection or
rsbelllon against the Government Of the United
avoid being drafted into the military service thereof
or have deserted the military naval service of said
Government in time of war, and nave not subse-
quently been honorably discharged from the same.
shall have the qualifications of elector and be en-,
titled to vote at all elections. -
ED. A. PARROTT
/ Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Z 9d' 1tN iJ. ANDREW G. MCBURNEYS =
I Passed AT ril 6, 1867.
/ APPS d1aW6m-r .
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never attempted to stand up and stop a
blow. Had he done so, he probably would
have had broken arms as we'll as ribs.
MeCoole has now fought twice on aecoul t
of the championship belt, and is probably
entitled to hold it. There is some talk Of
making up a match between him and
Elliott, who is a stronger man than Jones,
aud equally skillful, to say the least.
Another prize fight is proposed now.
VIM. Dayton and Frank Mcclure, light
weight bar-keepers, have arranged to fight
on the 18th instant, at 1l5 pounds, for $500
side, within fifty miles of this city.
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Miami University.

THE EIGHTY TY-SEVENTHSE OF
L Miami University will be opened on MONDAY
Sept. 2. 1867, with a full Faculty. Those wns wish
toenter any department should be present, if pos
sible, on the first day of the session. FREE TuI
TIoH is grsnted to those from Ohio who served in
the U. s.. Army against the late re belliOn,. while
minors, and were honorably dischaged, for period
equal to the time of suon service. 81 i
For further information respecting terms, course
of stud Co., address the President, or any of the
Faculty, at Oxford, Ohio. aug26dct
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at present, at twenty-four cents per single
rate of halfa ounce or under. But on and
afSer the 1st of January, 1868, the single
rate of postage on international letters will
be reduced to twelve cents. The offices OF
exchange on the side of the United States
are New York, Boston. Philadelphia. Balti-
Francisco" fat
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NUTTING'S
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

Is BOUND TO HAVE AS LARGE A
L sale as any farming implementnow before the
American people. Has been tested for months and
this Machine. Send for circular with testimonial
of ex- Governor John A. King and other celebri-
ties. County or State Rights sold in any part of
the United States. sfG.'1
The new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is emphati-
cally the farmers and grain de ler's friend. Dces
the work of two boys in holding bag open, and
with it farmer can bag grain. pota oes, apples,
large sales N tre West where first introduced. Re-
tail price s.. Sent to any any address. Count or
State r ghts in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
State for sale the Bag Holder and goods supplied
Send for illust ated circular. The-e is good pay
ing bu inessto be done in either. Territory sold at
80 BENNETT. JOHNSON & CO..
augI6-d3m 45 Dey street. New York.
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The Copartnershin

HERETOF0RE EXISTING Re
HTWEEN W. R. KENT and ADDISON
MOORE is this day dissolved by mutual consent ~
gL.3.o J. w. r. KENT & co.
The business will be continued by w, R. Kent.
COLUMBUS, Aug. Gath. 1867. auss6
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
-- TO THE
CON STlTUTION!
THE STATE OF OHIO.

THE STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE. SECRETARY OF STATE.i
l. William Henry Smith, Secretary of State OF the
State of Ohio do hereby certify that the following
is true copy of joint resolution passed by the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio, on the 9Th
day of April, AID. 1857 taken from the original rolls
on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the Great Seal of the
IL.s.l State of Ohio, at Columbus the 9Th day
of April, A. ID 1867
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.