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m TIT NOSHIH UVtHH5g
At Mrs. Messers Millinery Rooms on Mar
ket street, q door east Of Iddings & Nor
have just returned from New York and
invite your attention to my beautiful and
well selected stock OF Bonnets, Hats, Rib
Donst Shk3, towers Laces. &c. 1 would
thank those who during the yesrs have fa-
vored me with their patronage, and would
solicit a continuance Of the same,
Warren, Apr. l4,-3w N. o. MESSER.
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New Jail-OmciaI Vote.

Below will be found the official re-
turns of the vote on the question of a
n ew Jail. 1t vii be observed that the
project was rejected-the noe having
a majorityo of 729.
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"Barrett's" Reliable Hair Restorative.
"Barrett'sr produces natural change.
No poisonous drugs in "Barrett's."
Apply "Barrett's" and look young.
"Barrett's' improves the appearance.
Sold by Hoyt, Stratton & Hapgood.
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LAaYe KOur Measure.

"How long does it take TO get a Photo.
graph after you leave your measure? mi
question was asked by a youth not wholly
cOnversant with the art that immortal.
yes. We take the Measure ihStdHteT. Photos
may be called for as soon as elsewhere and
compare ~favorably. Don't forget the place
at BROOKS POTTER.
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We have received a new supply OF those
splendid Family Bibles-Price all the way
from IS, TO SIS. Also a large lot Of those cheap
wants. W. N. & W. T. PORTER. [3t
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The City Election

Came off Monday, a also the opening OF
the American Clothing Bazaar, by Bernstein
d Bro, Main Street, Warren, o., two doors
north OF McLain's Bank, a large assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing, Gents FURNISHING
Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
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Spring Is Coming /!

But the Spring Styles in Hats. Bonnets
Flowers n all the many ~et-cetTdS that SET
OF in the highest style Of art. the head anC
face Of lovely women q already come
Those who would d new beauty by sprins
plumage will do well to call 500 before the
rush commences. Now's the time.
Mrs. POTTER CO.
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In town and out for many mile I really
think they ought to come thronging IN from
far and near and straightway get their new
head gear, at the rooms Of Mrs Potter. II
any ask why, We reply that she has Just
come from New York, where she has learned
the magic art Of ~rrolonging youth and re-
newtng beauty. This is dOne by the Magic
or and keeps II so. This is no humbug
Watch out for futures announcements of good
things to come.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line, first insertion; 10
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Just received andnow opening, alarge and
fine assortment Of all kinds, at wholesale
and retail. Hooks, Lines, and Poles, TO the
trade at low prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
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Ask your Druggist what the universal
opinion is, from those who have used the
medicine, of WHTTTLEsEY'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
for Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Indigestion,
&c.
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The Rest Time Yeti

lie Best llult Z
Has been made by the Peoples Watch
which experience has proved to be the best
thing ever produced for the price. It is made
on the lever principle, with Roskofrs Patent
Stem winding attachment, which prevents
the Breaking Of main springs by over wind
ing. we assure ourcustOmers and the pub
lie that this Is no humbug.
N. B.-A complete stock OF American
Watches at reduced prices.
Mar. 3l-St VAUTROT& ACKLEY.
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A. Il. HnHf
Family Bibles.

Is selling extra nice Flower and Bedding
Plants at his Green House, West warren.
April lf-4t.
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Flour.

At way down prices at the Island Mills and
at their Feed Store on Market Street.
Maj. H,-tf. RUSH HAMILTON
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New Thing Z

Just imported, Stem Winding Watch with
Hunting Case, no glass to break, takes no
key, runs well and looks well, and costs only
Sll.O0, every Watch warranted. For sale
wholesale dndretGa at Kings Jewelry Store,
Main Street. (march Pat.
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Hear Vel Hear Ye!
PEW. BRO. & co. is the place to buy your
Wall paper.
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Bernstein & Bro.

VIII pay particular attention 10 the Gus.
ON trade, as we nave secured the seryice OF
a first class cutter from New York, we car
Parties in want of cutting can be accommo-
dated at lower rates han can be got else
where. March
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The pIaee TO BUyI
Established on its Merit.

A good Sewing Machine is where they
keep a good asSortment-and that is at
TYLER'S Gun Store.
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Gents Furnishing Goods

Go to Clarks' and buy your Hosiery at
NEW YORK COST. Sign OF the Eagle, Main
Street, March T-2W.
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More Wall Paper!
Fishing Tackle.

AtPorter's Bookstore. NO0RoIls new style
Just received and for sale at low prices. w
will not be underSold. April l4-2t.
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MECCA,

Trustees, Jonathan Smith, VIM.
Irwin, n. B. Cobb; Clerk, Chandler
Kick; Treasurer, J. G.. Chaffee; AS
SCISSOR, w. NJ. johnson Constables,
w. NJ. johnson, w. A. Thompson.
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81 ~ & L.
The attention of our readerr is directed TO
the advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part OF 9his paper.
This valuable Medicine is
by all who use It. Read the certificates,
Jan 2, lS69.-9m.
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A lot OF Oak and Hickory Spokes wanted,
must be Of the best quality, for which the
highest cash price will be paid on delivery at
the Mahoning Depot, Warren, Ohio. Enquire
ofG. W. Dickinson or Isaac Kirk.
March Sl-tf
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Secretaries

A few more Of those Farmers Secretaries
just finished. Every person needs one
Call and see them at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSENDfS.
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NEW DRUG STORE
Main ST.. Warren. o.
E. H. ALLISON & CO.,

HAVE opened a Drug Store in the
i'll building formerly occupied as a Har-
ness Shop, one door south Of POrteris Book
store, and are now in receipt OF a full assort-
ment of goods, just purchased at the lowest
cash prices, and will be sold accordingly
E Il. ALLISON &CO.
Jan. .. 1858.
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Piano for Sale

New VelOeipede Song!
Price Zoe, at A. GRETER'S, Webb's block,
up stairs.
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THIS ASSOCIATION, established
in the the City Of Youngstown, Ohio.
proposes to distribute among its ~Sharehold-
ers, by Public Drawing, to commence at 10
O'clock. A. NJ
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All kinds

All Kinds
Store OF Market Street. Mar. f5-tL.
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Local Notices.
Still Remain,

Local Notices Is cent? per Line first insertion,
10 cents per line ZACH stbSeQIeTt insertion.
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Window Sash.

WINDOW SASH
Four % light window sash-sxl0 glass;; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at this office.
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Dried BIaekberries,
Cough! CoughI COughl

DElcu DlACADcETIeS1
Whortleberries, Peaches, Sweet Corn Crack
Corn. Crack Wheat, Pearl Barley, at ], T,
CAMPBELLS Main st.
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On account Of removing my family from
here, l offer my Piano, a splendid instru-
ment, IN the best condition, for sale at low
figures. j. GOLDSTEIN.
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Clover and Timothy Seed
For sale at RUSH & HAM1LToN's Feed
Store Market Street. Mar. lift
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NEW YORK, April u.
BUTTER-Steady. Sales at SS94Oc for Ohio:
406 4Sc for state.
CHEESE-Firm. Sales at lS923c for COM
mon to prime.
CINCINSATI, April u.
BUTTER-The demand Is less active, and
with stocks accommodating dealers are dis
posed TO work them OF wen at lower prices.
Some few packages OF gilt edged sold at 4SG
ijc. We quote choice Central Ohio yellow
roll at S940c, medium do at SGSje. and in
ferior at 2SS35c per pound.
CHEESE-Some new is offered at l5c per
%, but ii is mostly poor and not wanted at
this price.
PTrTsBURG, April T.
RUTHERFORD to choice table butter still
continues scarce and wanted at 4jG4Sc 2 b.
Some extra brands of Ohio sell by the pack
age at SOC 2 n Common TO fair grades COM
mand 4OG44c 2 70.
CHEESE-Supply on the market light Go
shen is quoted at 24925c Rb.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
Wholesale MARKRT.


OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARREN, OHIO, April IS, 1859. }
Gold, 100.
seven-Thirties, Cd and Sd series)Ioo, with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm n steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-S6,OO to 5000.
HAY-slS per ton.
OATS-Oats COO.
CORN-Corn 90.
FLAX sEEDAs240.
DRIED APPLES-Aetive at lOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc,
TALLOW-l0c
CHEESE-Dairy ls92c.
EGGS-ljc.
LARD-Country rendered, I79lsc.
PoTATOES-SO@9Oc.
TEAs-sl,OO to $50 per chest.
COFFEE-2sH per bag.
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The Best

Pocket Knives and Scissors inthe market
gle, Main Street.
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Tall oaks from little aeOrns grow
Large streams from little mountains

- AAAAt AAOAAAIAAus AOhs
Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIrTERs
were but little known. To-day there is not
q nook or corner Of our land where they are
not found and used. The sale has reached
the enormous numbe of Five Millions OF
Bottles annually, n IL is constantly in
creasing. 1t only shows what can be done
with a really good medicine, and a systemat-
medicine in the world was ever so deserved
ly popular as the PLANTATION BIrTERs. Go
where you will, among the rich or poor, n
o will always find these BitterS in use.
Their merit has become an established fact,
and we cordially recommend them in cases
Of dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, chills and fever,
headache, &c, &c.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the nrfce
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Timothy Seed
Down In price at
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! WILLOW Ware.

Willow Ware.
Clothes Hampers, Clothes Baskets, Work
Baskets, Chairs, &c, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
Lamp ChimneyS.
That wont break by fire. at
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGO0D'S.
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Snakes Kanfad-

0ur 500 Cough Balsam is vdrrdnted TO give
entire satisfaction or the money will be re-
turned. HoYT, STRATToN & HAPGOOD.
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Timothy

Timothy,
Clover and Red Top Seed.
HoYT, sTRATToN & HAPGooD
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PIOWs, Flows, PIOHs.
The best steel Flows in market at d. II.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Wassen, May !, IS6S-tf
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Ladies who UOuId Keen in StyIe.

Go to Gark's
For your gentlemen's Linen and Paper
Collars.
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A number OF fine building lots convenient
70 business. Inquire OF the subscriber Of
TrumbuI National Bank.
Dec. left ]. S. EDWARDS.
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Go to Clark's
The Thirteenth Opening,

For your Pocket Books and Portmonies, q
new supply Of those best Bill Books Just re-
ceived. Sign Of b Eagle, Main Street.
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Ashton Salt.

Ashton Salt.
FREER & SMITH are keeping a genuine
ground Ashton salt for sailing Butter and
Cheese.
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Bernstein & Bro,
Have opened q Clothing Store on Main st.
March Z.
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Something New
A tremendous stock OF Wall Paper and
Window Curtains just receiqed at PEW,
BROTHER & cos.
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Local Notices.
Local Notices Is cents per line, first alsertion; 10
cents per line each subsequent Insertion.

Raspberry Plants.
I nave a few thousand Of the Celebrated
DOolittle's Improved Black Cap Raspberry
Plants, which can be had by applying soon
at the following rates: Is cts. per coz, $50
per l00. $3.50 per 1000. If by mail. 4 cts. per
doz. additional. JAS. k BUELL.,
April II, lS69-lt. JOhnsony1lle, Ohio.
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Pianos and MelOdeOns!
at GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
New Music
Town Lots for Sale,

New Music
And Violin Strings. at
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
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Go and See (!

Go and Sect
The greatest Improvement Of the age
The Health Corset, at
March lott PECK BROTHERS.
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White Wash Brushes.
Large Lot just received at
HOYT. STRATTON & HAPGOODS.
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Guitars and YiOlins
at GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
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Go to Oark's
For your Thread, Needles and Pins.
Go to Cark's
For your Stationery.
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OFFICERS.

HrefdeHs A. ". JONES youngstown
&cretGrJ ANTHONY HOWEIL- -
1redSNreT A. J, PACKARD, c.
1ounss'oya, ohto, Feb, q, 1859,
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Full Stock

Full STOCK
Store Of HoYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
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Spring is Opening !

opIIHs Is OVOHIH5 !
And the styles in Bonnets and Hats are
taking a complete change. II you want TO
see an assortment Of all the new and nobby
styles. Call at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Msreh7P
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All Kinds!
OF Musical merchandise, at
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
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We are Offering
1000 yards Spring Style Calicos, at 2H cts
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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UOn't Forget
To look at the new Millinery and Dry
Goods arriving daily at
March Z. GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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DIVISION,
w a . IT,

Trains leave Stations as follows:
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The CHRONICLE.

MAIN LINE.
Trainsleavefrom Stations as follows:
w z . II.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23


Mayor Bowen and Mr.. Davis Assistant
Secretary of State, arc iii with eFysipelas.
The later is cOuTslescibg. @. P. Blackfnar
of Connecticut, ihe clerk at. ths head OF the
Division of Bounty and BackzPay ID the %
Auditors Office, who aspind 10 be 2d Audi
tor, and who, it is said, made some efforts
for the placgto=the dispRtsgemeut Of the
present incumbent, E. B. French of Maine,
is dism ssed. ]. R. Clay of La, the cclored
man nominated Minister to Liberia, has teie-
grsphed to the President declining the aP-
pointment. JIM Thngston, lawyer here,
and Prof in the Law Department OF the
Howard University is spoken of IN his steaIl.
The President has withdrawn. the nomina-
tions of DaB. R Kefm, an altache Of the n. /.
Y. Herald, as Consul at Foochow; of Herman
K A. .Ehdsfh1an, q GsIman editor atSA
Louis, as Consul at Lyons France; John L.
Near, as Consul at Port Sarnis; and Hugo
Hlllebrandt, as Consul at Smyrna. They
were withdrawn at the satisfactory rep1escna
tation anadeoby Senators that their nomins-
tons for those particular places were MIS-
takes, Senator Cameron is tooth and nail
opposed 70 the appointment of Coy. Curtin
Minister to Russia The New Hampshire
delegation calling on seG'y, Fish and pro-
testing against John P. Ha1e's recall from
Spain, collapsed at being told that Mr.. Hale's
had been received. A. M. Clspp,
Government Printer, entered upon his duties
relieving John D. Defrees,I az
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It is now about siy

OeA0Ae
Il is now about siy
D'Oss 1T in Cuba, and not
.de efforts of the Spanish
- ties to suppress the insurrec-
Jle revolution continues to spread,
,..nd he sieqideacss are strongly in favor
of its ultimate success. No general en-
gagemepts, save one, has taken place,
and that one not disastrous to the in
surgSuts Their policy seems to be to
keep up continual barrassing fight,
avoiding any thing ike a general engage
ment; in this way they shun the dan
ger ofssgeaeFal defeat, and gain enough
advantages over Che Spanish troops to
increase their martial ardot aud keep
up the enthusiasm of their adherents.
Spain, meanwhile, it is stated, is prepa-
ring for a grand movement, which will
result in the extirpstion of the revolu-
tioniits, and restore her authority In the
Island. The movement contemplated
consists in an, expedition that viii
sweep the whole breadth of the Island
and extinguish the revolution as il goes
This is a very nice theory, but can it be
put in practice The home govern
ment is none too favorsbly regarded by
the masses of the people; its exchequer
sadly needs replenishing, while its cred
it is not such as to warrant heavy loans
being obtained to prosecute the propo-
sed programme. The concentration of
such force, at Havana, as would in
sure success, would require an expendi-
ture she is not prepared to make. To
begin the expedition with q smaller
force than what would be necessary to
take and hold the country through
which it passes, would be to invite de-
feat for rebels would spring up in their
rear like the armed men of CadmuS-
Treatened in front, aud barrassed in the
rear, the expedition would prove fruit;
less one. While it is preparing, or the
home government delaying action, the
insurrectiOn is spreading, and the insur.
gents gaining strength, for though the
surrounding nations observe a "strict
neutrality" the blockade of the Island
has not been so close as to prevent the
Landings of men, arms and other sup
plies, from their sympathizers in this
and other countries adjacent Several
expeditions of this kind have already
been landed and formed a junction with
General Cespedes; others viii follow.
A general sympathy seems to pre-
vail for the struggling Cubans, and their
slightest success is hailed with pleasure
1t is the natural feeling of sympathy
with the weak, against that tyranny and
oppression which has crushed them for
a period of forty years, and for the over
throw of which they are struggling as
our fathers struggled against the op-
pressions of England.
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.UnequaIed Quality! ]

Having extensive arrangements with srgs Eastern
Manufacturers, for the 6rst and best line Of Goodr
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GREAT DENoCRATIC VIoToEF.-Agsin has
the Democratic party had one Of those in
spring, soul-cheering victories that give life
and power TO the orgsnizltiOnl On Sabbath,
of last week. Jesse Bishop, the Democratic
Treasurer ofSomerset Township, sbsconded
with sOubt Two THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the
dear peoples money. R'cbland Township,
fvathousand; Somerset Township two thou
sand; both in one year!--Which of the other
Democratic townships viii be next? Look
out taxpayers 10 Wheeling, Wayne, Smith,
PultneY. York and Mead, the Democratic
Treasury thieves" are abOut--DuTing the
past twelve years about $4,000 of the
people's money has been lost or stolen by
s.tneasury thieves' and every dollar Of it by
DEMO CRATIC TreRsurers. .-Belmoni
fki'sateie,
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COLUMBUS LETTER.
tcOrrospOndsnoo Fremont JOurnal.I


CoLUNRUs, Ohio, April 18th $50. /.
% DEAR sIR:-There was thin attendance
of members Of the assembly to-day. In
Senate the time was improved by rths third
reading of the long bill, (I92 pages) COM
monty called the Municipal Code, which was
continued until after 9 P, NJ. t,sa
TUESDAY 49,. Reading flushed, ard, the
Municipal Code bill discussed and passed,
by vote OF "a yeas TO 3 nays, numerous
uuiwportant amendments were offered, but
none were approved BY majority of the
Senate, aud with few verbal correction the
bill passed as finally published. This
measure is considered an important one, and
the committee who reported the bill, receive
many Concentrations for their labor and
success, in producing such an Improvement
in our law. The remainder of the. day was
consumed in discussing The location of the
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum, in Commit
tee Of the whole No conclusion arrived at,
WEDNEsDAYz14 This morning the dis
cussiOn of Yesterday afternoon was resumed,
and continued until noon, when the COM
mittee rose, reported prcgress, and had leave
to sit again. The forenoon debate was
without any result, except disclosure Of
the views of varous Senators. Afternoon
session was commenced by suspending the
rules, and resembling the resolution to ad-
iourn every third week from Friday 10
Tuesday. After which, the discussion of
the bill 10 locate and rebuild the Central
Lunatic Asylum, was resumed until P.
NJ when the Senate took recess until g
o'clock tomorrow morning. -.
THURSDAY Is. The discussion was resum-
ed, and at about eleven O'Clock vote vas
taken, on The passage Of Bill authorizing
the trustees to proceed and build an Asylum
on the old site. So ends the discussion on
this vexed and too long delayed subject.
.rlI1 ..f-4s aat 90 SANDUsKY.
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