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Foreign News.

The Austrian Government has for ..
bidAn recruiting for the PapaI army
within its territory. Nj
Dr.. Livingston, the African travel
or, is alive aud we'll Positive advi.
COS Just received In London, from Af.
rioa, leave no longer any doubt of his
safety,
The Tycoon Of Japan has resigned
his governing power into tho hands
of the Mikado, There are rumors OF
trouble in the court
General Nanvolkenburg, United
States Minister 10 Japan, was mar
ried on tho 2Sth Of November, to
Mrs Schayer, widow Of the late Raph-
el Sohayer, Of New York.
Commodore James I Watkin,
died ou board The steamer Costa Rico
on her passage from Yokohama tC
Shanghai, from injuries received from
falling down hatchway,
! Napoleon, in his reception spoeol
10 Baron Won Gpltz, Ambassador Q
Prussia, aud the North Germian Con
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Home News.

Two hundred and ffty-nipe emf.
grants arrived at Columbus last week,
of whom only ffty three will remain
in the State.
There is no change in the relative
chances of the Senatorial candidates
before the Legislature. Vallandig-
ham is to he again martyrod.
The Official term of Governor Pier
point, of Virginia, expires on the lst
inst, aud now there is no Governor
besides Scho6eld
General II. w. Sherman, of the 9th
Artillery, has been put in command
of the Eastern District, in place Of
General Meade, transferred.
1t is said that the name of John c..
Cox, of Illinois, has been sent up
from the Interior Department, to the
President as commissioner of Patents.
The receptions New Years day at
tho White House aud the residences
of many of the public officials were
more brilliant than ever before.
The number of youths enrolled in
this State for school purposes is
l,0l3, 1875, divided as follows; White
males, 506,690 females ,lS7 $751; col
ored males, II, ,939; females, 1912.
Two Head Ceuters and 6ve captains
of the Fcnian organization have boon
arrested, at Merthyer, South Wales.
II is reported that the men who
stormed the Martelle Tower are all
Americans.
A Washington letter says Secrcta'
ry Stantou's reply to the Presidents
charges will not only exonerate him
self, but will shed light on many
mysterious things in President John.
sous administration.
Tho report of tho Indian Peace
Commissioners has been prepared,
1t attributes the chief blame for the
late war to the policy of the Govern
mont in disregarding treaty stipula-
tions.
Ii is reportad that che President
proposes sending General Sherman
on a special mission to the Southern
States for personal inpqiries iuto their
condition.
The Virginia Co Institutional Con.
veution yesterday, after violent de-
bate, passed the resolution requesting
Congress to extend the term of exis'
tenoo Of the Eeedmen's Bureau.
A special message viii probably be
sept TO Congress, soou after reassem
bling, upon the situation Of affairs IN
tho South, which the President re
CARDS Of the most alarming character
Its stated that tho President in
tends soon to issue proclamation tC
the white people in the Southern
States, advising them to send dele
gates to the approaching Nation'
Convention.
Gen. Grant has approved the plaI
OF Gen. Howard 20 supply provision
from tho fund of the Freedmen
Bureau to persons actually suffering
in the South, on the security Of
lien on the crops.
Post No, 1, G. A. r., in Washing
ton, has passed. resolutions nominal
ing General Grant for President, ig,
! noriug political organization, aud call
ing National Couyention Of Soldier
aud Sailors,
Tho amounts drawn out Of IN
United States Treasury, last month
for tho expenses Of the Governmeu ul
, were as follows Civil, miseellaueou
Q aud foreign intercourse, sl,76l 600
a interest on public debt. $500, 600
War Department, sl2, ,955. 600 Nav
b Department, So 10000; Ialerio
{ Passions aud Indian, s9s5, ,000, To
= tai, $50, ,62i 900.
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Through Train to CINCINNATI
For some months the Cincinnati, San
dusky and Cleveland C.. d. & B)
Railway has been running single
car through from this city to Cipcin-
natl. An effort, however, has been
frequently made to effect an arrange
ment with the Cincinnati, Hamilton
g. Dayton Road, by which the whole
train could go directly through to the
proper terminus of the line, Cinein.
natl, but without avail until a few
days since, when the arrangement was
profered by the latter road and readi-
ly accepted by the G. S. C. Hence
forth there will be no change in bag
gage or express freight from Sandusky
to Cincinnati and return, and passen-
gers can take their seats in one city
with tho assurance of going directly
through to tho other without the
trouble of any changes.
The Cincinnati, saudusky & Clcyc-
land Railway has lately put on its
line several elegant new cars from the
Barney & Smith Manufacturing Co.
of Dayton, one of which leaves this
city every morning at 9:45 p. NJ.
This line is fast growing in public
favor, and dcsorvedly, too, for it has
one of the best tracks in the State,
and its cars are now fully equal in
comfort and elegance to those of any
of the roads with which it connects.
| - NnnHnsLn Rnnisier
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1880 Prizes, amounting to $SSO,25O
---O--------
Tickets sI2 HEaivcs so, Quarters 50.

BB- The above MAsSirfoEST SiNoLE NuaBER
LarrERY will be drasn IN rUnLic, Ia CoytsGros,
Ky, bythree Sw0aN CoMEtssI0NnRs, AZ one o'clock
p. ~ at al the Corner Of Klih Nnd Madison Sts.
Tho Kentucky Loitenes are no Ga Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted for the past thirty years, and ARE drawn
under tho authority Of a charter from the state,
aud bonds are given to secure tho payment Of all
priUes.
The oiticial list os numbers drawing przes will
be published in the New York Herald. cincinnati
Daily Commercial and Cincinnati German papers
nd- We draw two Lotteries daily. aud giyeper-
sons the advantage Of s0lsctinE ThelT own num-
bsFs. send your address for circular.
Address all orders TO
FRANCE, SMITH 4 co.,
Box S1A COvlngtOn, Nv.
ianlG.4t
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned, wishing to quit farming, Of
L fers his splendid farm for sale very cheap stu-
ated 10 Washington township, Hancock county Y
containing l21 Aeres, o. of which are we'll improv
ed, the balance is timber land. There 10 good
frame house, barn, NaBon-housei and plenty ot
orchard Of all klnds Of grated fruil, and two
good welh OF water and eisterp. For further
pArtlculars Inquire Of tho subscriber tho iafm,
or address him by letter al Fostoria, Ohio,
SIN oat2l MARTIN MAuRER.
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Ohio Legislature
CoLuMpus, january 6.

COLUMBUS, January 6,
Tho Fifty eight General Assembly,
aud the FIRST Democratic ono since
1858, WAS organised this afternoon.
iu the presence of an unusually large
number Of spectators, at the hour
fixed By law.
The Senate was called to order by
President McBurnOy. All the Sena.
,ors elect, with the exception OF
Mcssrs. Cory, Kranor aud Keifer,
Republicans answered to their names,
when the oath Of Office was admins
tered TO them.
Tho following officers of tho Sen.
alto were then elected by a strict party
vote 90 TO l5,) aud entered at once
upon the discharge Of their duties
Chief Clerk Charles Il. Flood, ol
Franklin, First Assistant Clerk, Dan
iol Flanagan, of Hardin Second
Assistant Clerk, Wm. r. Mutt, Of
Muskingum.
SeTgeant-at-Arns- Benjamin Will
liams, Of Delaware First Assistanl
SsTgsant-st- Arms, Charles y, Saps-
ser, of Warren; Second Assistaul
Sergeant -at-ArmS, j os. Gutswiller, O
RiehlauA.
HOUSE Hon. Wm Henry Smith
Secretary of State, called the Hous,
to order, aud appointed Mr., walliug
Of Pickaway, Temporary Clerk,
The oath Of office wOs sdniuistere,
10 the members present by DS. Jame
Williams, of Franklin county. Fiv
Republicans aud Que Democrat wer
sbseut.
s THE SPEAKER.
The House then proceeded to elec
Speaker.
John F. Follet, Of Licking, wa
dominated by Mr.. rhornhill, aud hi
w, +, ,Iohn.on, OF Athens, by Dl
Scott The vote resulted Follet 81
Johnaou ~,
Messfs Scott, of Warren, Johpso
aud Thornhill, uud,r appointment
escorted the Speaker to the ehail
who returned bis thanks to th
House. ~ .g
The following sIJiiioOal Oiiicor
were elected by party vo4s:
Chinf Clerk, Amos LayNan; Firs
Assistant Clerk, John 4. cockoril
Of ButlerB Second Assistant clorI
w. {. Gould, Of fsyelie.
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ATTENTION!
Seneca Horse Guards /!

A meeting Of sAid Company Will be held at the
~ usual place ofmceting on Saturday, January
nth, 1855, Al o'clock, ?. NJ. A null attendance
10 requested. ThOss In arrears will take nutice
that al dues must be promptly paid. Thoso no
maining In default therefor for six months, Will
forfeit all protection by this company,
J,w soupER, President.
NM. cUPP, TeAsurer.
uoliwsl JACOB RIoKRNBAUGH. 500.
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TN the District Court OF the United states, for
l the Northern District Of Ohio -. In the mat
ter OF Henry A. Bowus and Jacob o. Bowlus,
Bankrupls. In BANKRUPTCY. Warrant In Bank
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against the
estate Of Henry A. Bowlus and Jacob o.. Bowlus,
Of ohio, in said District, adiudged Bankrupts
upon the Petition Of Raymond Lowe, ct al,
their eredltorsi and the payment OF any debts,
and the delivery of any properly belonging 10
said Bankrnpts 20 them or 10 their use, and the
transfer OF any property by them, are forbidden
by law A meeting Of the creditors OF said Bank
more assgnees Of their estates win be held at q
Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden al CleFeland,
in said District, on tho thirteenth day OF January,
1868, at iOo'cloek, A. NJ, at the Office OF Nyron A.
Keith Esquire, one OF tho Registers in Bank
ruptey of said Court. HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, Messenger
Hutchins 4 Ingorsoll, Attorneys for Petitioner.
nOlOW2-A
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Sarah seigly admx
Of L. J. Seigly,
against
Probate Court Of
Seneca cOun,y Ohio.

Izora v. Seigg Iii.'.
and others.
Notice is hereby given that IN the above enti-
tlod cause the Undersigned, pursuant 70 the ordes
ofsaid Court will offer for sale a. public auction
At the door Of the Court house IN said County,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, NJ aud O'CLOCK
undivided half OF the South -weat qnAFter Of Sec
tion twenty four i2D In Township one, North OF
range nftenn East IN SenecA County Ohio.
Said premises will be sold nee and clear q Tho
dover Of Sarah segly, widow Of said Edwin 3.
Seigly, and upon the following terms:
ORe-thlrd caah at timo OF sale, one-thifd IN
one year, and one-third IN two years, Win inter-
est on deferred pAymenta, asi asoregAEe on the
premises 8oh 10 seeare the same
SARAH SEIGLY, ,Adm'x.
noswlss 75l LEE& BREWER, Att'ys.
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Ntw advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A we'll improved farm OF 400 acres, neor Tif-
~ M, Ohio. Terms AMI price reasonable Also,
80 acres Of good timber land near bRscom, q.
VIII sell the whole, or Part ofthc hrst mention.
ed tract. II not sold will DO foI rent.
jano-sm. II. cREEcER, sr.
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Legal Notice.

John II. Ncishswandnr, Court OF Common
Against
HoFase Wagner, Spunty, Vhio'
Defenant. Civil Action. d.. +.
TTHE defendant will take notlcs, that on tho
' fourth day OF December, A. u. 1867, the plain
tin flied his petition In the above entitled cause,
In said Court against the deendant, the substance
OF which Is as follows
That tho plaintiff owns In Zee simple three IN
divided fourth parts OF In lot No. * In the first
werd OF Tiftin City ohio, AMI also an estate for
the life Of Wm. 7 Wagner, In the other undi yided
fourth part thereof. Aud also that the defendant
Is siexei In fee simple OF one undivided fourth
part OF said premises subject TO said life estate.
The prayer IL that the Plaintiff may have his
said interest in said real estate set OF 10 him Ia
severalty, and for general relief
The petition must be answered on or befnre
February 18th, 1899, OF II will b. taken as true.
LEE BREWER, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Dee. Il, 1867. lw6no5--SS75
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Box s1A.
lanl6.lt
LEGAL NOTICE.
Charles Foster
against
Augustus S. Bement and OF
J. q. Johnson, partners Seneca Connty D.
under name OF
bement Johnson

ncuuCuN q aouuHoA
Dels.
r,he said Defendant j. q. Johnson. will take
notice, that the Plaintiff cha-ies Foster, on the
18TH ay Of October 1851, filed his petition In the
clerks oflee OF Seneca Common Pleas, against
Augustus J. Bement 4 }. Q. Johnson, partners
under the firm name OF Bs hent s Johnson, where
In IN substance he says;
ist. That Dtflendentson February 3, 1855 exe-
euted and delivered to Foster, olmsted \ Co.,
their prOmisso.y note for one hundred and atty
dollars payable one day alter date, that said nate
Is now owned BY plaintil and thereia due 70 him
from Defendents therein, one hundred and Mty
dollars, with interest from February .. 1865.
2nd. That there Is due 10 him from Defendants,
on their promissory EOte executed and delivered
10 him on SOth day Of April 1861, for feur thou
aAnd hvo hundred thirty six doiars and bseonts,
payable one day after date, a balance IN the sum
Of three hundred sixteen collars And " cents,
wilh interest nom Sept. 3, 1861. That an order
of attaehment against said J. .. Johnson, has
been issued herein.
PlNintilf prAys for Judgement against said re-
fendants foi also with Interest ffem february 4,
lss6 aud s3i6 % with Interest nom sept 3, 1907.
That unless said J. q. Johnson answrf of demuI
to the said Petition Of Plaintiff, by the 6fh .day OF
Februafy, A. %. 1873, said Polition will be taken
- tree and judgement will b. rendered thereon ae-
'''s' LEr BREWER, A,nvs iot PrT
Dee. 5, 1851 gsNno1-tii
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Attachment Notice.

J. r. Buckingham, PlrG Before p, r. Lee.
y. ~ OF hiooTu IU,
q. s. Dewey. Defi't. sececa Co., a..
ON THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, /,
VA. ID. 1857, said Justice issued AZ order Of Al.
tanhment in the above action for the sum Of hf-
teen dollars.
J.R. BUCKINGHAM
Bloomvilie, Dec. IL, 1867 ia2-3t.
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SELLING ATT COST.

will cell my stock. consisting Of Agricultural
lmpiomenis, Hardwaic, tahie and pocket cntlerS,
Ac., A., At cost for thisiy at's u q. BOWL.
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THE SCTpIO RANGERS

Is the name Of o society organized in Republic,
Seneca County, Ohio, IN ist7, for mutual protec-
ton against the invasion Of horse thieves.
Among the several articles of confederation 10
lowing, viz; 1--WE declare that, u any member OF
this Society shall have his or her horse stolen,
we VIII arrest the thief and bring him to Justice
The following are the names Of the resident
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

n Notiee u hereby sivsn that ihc andersigsed
N has been appointed and qualified A. Executor
Of the Will and Estate of Theopolus Fult0u, late
Of Seneca county, deceared.
jsns-5w. JEREMIAH CARPENTER
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GEO. W BUsRIRK, secy.
SrArE or Oniq,
Seneca County, 81.
Before me y y. GoopssLL Justice OF the
Peace ia and fAr said c.,l,niY and sttte, person.
ally appeared GEo. W. BusKiRE, Secretary 0f the
Tihia Wooden Mills. who being duly sworn. saws
thst the alslyc and ioregsing L. cnFres,t and
true statement and exhibit of the condition of
said riii.n woolcn Nils. on the hrst day Of Jan.
GEO NJ. BUsKIRK, sccy.
sWeTn 10 and subscribed before me this sih
day Of Jan, 1855.
fthu. jar s,eS.
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Notice to Stockholders.


THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TIFFIN
Il wOoLEN MILLS, are hereby notified that a
meeting will be held on
MeadRy, Inuuary oh, Is6s,
ut 2 o'clock, p ~ At their ofice, for the purposo
Of elccting Directors for the year 1865 and trans
acting any other business that may come before
GEO. W. BUsK1RK, sec'y.
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ShcIbyNlTIe, hy,i DEC. 2 IoDI.
To all wI,oni u may concern,
7. o. sHACKLEFORD,
J. l.. CALnw ELL,
II. A. CHlNN,
JAS. l.. ELLtNGWGOD,
GARD

Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
Court for the Shelby College Lottery Grant.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Charles Poster
Plaintiff
against


Dcits.
The said Defendant J. Johnson win take no.
tcc. that on the 18th day Of October, 1917, Plain
tff filed hi Petition In the Clerks Sifce Of Court
said Augustus s. D5ment * J. Z. johnson, where
in in substance he says:
That on the Eth day OF May 1867, said DeteDd-
ants Augustus s. Bement and J. C Johnson eN-
ecuted aud delivered to Plaintiff their prOmis-
sorry note for two thousand three hundred dol
lars PAYABLE one day after date. aud that said
sum is due TO Plaintiff from Defendants thereon,
with interest thereon from 9th Of May 1881.
That an order OF attachment has been Issued here.
in against said j. c. Johnson. Hi'
Plaintiff prays Judgement against said Defends
ants for said sum of two thousand three hum
dred dollars, with interest from May 6, 1859.
And that unless said J. q. johnson answer said
Petition hy the Sth day Of February A. d. 1883.
the said Petition ALL be tsekn ~ true and judge
ment rendered against said Defendants according
y. LEE 4 BREWER, Att'ys for Pl'if.
Dec. 5, 1867. I6wnoT-SiO60
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Kentucky Lottery
FRANCE. SMITH q CO.,


Successors to MURRAY, EDDY a CO,
In tho management Of the Kentucky state Lot.
terry for the benefit Of Shelby College.
shelbyvile, KY, Dec. 2, 1867.
To all whom Il may concern;
This is TO certify that JAMS S. sNITH alsne is
entitled to use the Shelby College Lottery Grant
Of Kentucky, or any scheme or classes thoreun.
der.
All other schemes or classes, after january lst,
1865 by bywhomsoever devised or drawn unler the
name Of the Shelby College Lottery Grant are
without legal authority from Nor arc m
any manner bound 10y the proceedings Of any
such persons 50 acting without authority from
Us.
T. o. SHACKLEFORD,
J. l.. CALDWELL,
II. A. CHlNN,
Jas, l.. ELLlNGWGOD,
Managers appointed by tho Shelby Circuit
Court fOr the shoIby ColleHe Lottery Grlnt.
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Quarterly Report
oFTHE
First National Bank
OF TIFFIN,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 0, 1867.

Resources.
Loans and Discounts, ISL. 1879 Al
banking House, l3,5i1 4e
Furniture and Safes, f,Gs1 80
Current Expenses, GjO ~
Government Taxes paid, o75 81
Premiums, b15 o.
Due from National Banks, 2t3s5 co
Due from other Banks and Bankers, 1,lh7 -
u. s. Bonds, $3.50 %
Cash items, including Revenue stamla, 7l0l 2s
Cash Legal Tender notes AMI
coin, s6f5fJ 90
National Bank noies, l,ai3 %
State Bank nOtee, 70 90
Assn o.
Total,
s373, ,Oe3 10
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in, slo0,o0o 30
surplus Fund, s.6bg so
Circulating notes, a0,720 %
Individual Deposits, 2lO, 2oj 81
Due to National Ranks, 7,l32 ~
Interest aud Exchange, 1l,G6j Os
Total, fJIJ,O03 10
JOHN T. HUss, Cashier.
Sworn to aud subscribed, before me this 9Th Of
Jan. 1868. n G..PENNlNGTON,
Notary Public.
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GARD
As viii he seen by the above notice, have the
sole and exclusive right to draw the Shelby Col
lege Lottery on and amer january lst, 1858. Tho
same will bo managed and conducted after the a.
boyc date In the lEine Of FRANCE, SMtrH Co.
JAS 5. SMITH.
We have filed in shelby Circuit Court, Shelby
VILE, Ky, Bond amounting 20 Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars, (sjOO,OOO) for the payment OF
al, prizes.
The kentucky Lottery on the Single Number
plan will be drawn ON the lith aud 3Uth days Of
each month during the year 1858.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
or rHg CONDITION or THE
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

I'M TIFFIN,
On the Morning OF the First Monday
OF January, A. d, 1868:
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Synopsis OF the
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Dclltered TO the Legislature Of OaiO,
NondaJ, January 0, 1888.

Fellow ciiizcus Of the General As.
sombly
Its mide my duty by the CoDsti.
tuition to lay before you the general
condition Of the affairs Of tho State
in the several departments Of the
government, aud to suggest such leg.
islation us may seem expedient in
view of such condition. / shall en-
dcavor to perform this duty as brief.
ly as n clear statement Of our affairs
will permit, and shall avoid the dis.
cussion of all questions not directly
growing out Of tue administration OF
the State Government.
FINANCES.
The reduction in the burden Of
taxation, of which the estimate was
presented in ny last message, was
carried into effect under the logisla-
ton of last winter, making n saving
Of three millions of dollars to the
people. This was mainly Ia conse-
auence Of the cessation of the extra
ordinary expenditures belonging to a
state of war, aud the resumption Of
the ordinary routine Of peaceful life.
The balance in the Treasuary on
the 18th Of November, 1866, was 81
OH, l,2jl ,G8 the receipts during the
last fiscal year we're So, ,l55, 7O3,45 !
IN aking the total amount of fuN1s
in the Treasury during the year, So,
l76, ,955,l3
The disbursements during the year
have been s5,498, ,9G4,3l, which
amount has been paid out from the
several funds in the sums, following,
viz:
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Roal Estate ineiudlng Bnildlnqs, Ma,

CNhowiag tho condition Of tho THIN wooIen
IOAills, % THIN, Ohio, january list, ls0s,
RESOURCES
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0As INSPECTION.

An Inspeetorship of Gas aud Gas
Metres was established by act Of the
last General Assembly, aud that duty
is in tho hands Of one OF tho mos,
able aud woll known chemists OF the
country, His report details the steps
taken by him TO carry out the pro
visions Of tho law, aud tho means
adopted to mako tho tests used for
the protection Of the public as near
/ ly exact as may bo, in thoir scientific
accuracy. Ills salary was by the
terms Of tbs statute TO bc collected
! by tho Audnor Of State from tho Gas
( Companies, and, as somo Of then
have delayed payment or contested
tho eonstitutionaltsy of the law, il ha,
resulted that no salary has been a,
yet paid to tho Commissioner.
would respectfully suggest that il
such ease the FIRST payment Of tn,
salary Of public officer should b,
made directly from tho Treasury, an,
I. that the State eau afford to await th