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-' - T - T .- ' O 6: i) 4 -.;..'i U . :i , ,-1 hi.','.' . : W-.'i Li, .1 teTO to tPf s;l : A' I'OLITfCAL. AGIitCUInjUAL. COMMERCIAL K'aWD STRUCTIVE " FAMILY IEWSPAEER:" Duotcb to IJotitks, Kcius, morals; Cikratuw, Science CVgriculluval. iHarltcts; Ijistorn, C'.ogxupl)!. iJoclrii, dmnscmmt , Sc. 3 - .- . 1 J.- - ..... 1' " ' ' - . - 'i . .V , , . VOL. XVII. CADIZ, OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1850. NO. VI. llt-h , E. H. PO WELL, i:iiToit and ritoi'isitTois. 'TGiniS OF THE SKTHMX, Oho (foliar anil fifty emu per nnniiiii il paid in :i I tf;ino ; 'two tliillura if paid it 11 ring lliey ear; ur IWo Hollura nmt lilty ceme nt the cud nl f tit; ; year. ,fio paper disconlilmed until nil arrpnra KL'.ar(i paid. . These comliliod will b giricily udhered to. 1 " ' K ITES FOll ADVIiltTISIXri. ' ! ' " .'.; One square (14 lines' pr ls) 3 insertions,! 00 ilvery wubwMpient iiiscrtioti, '"" ''' " ' " 25 ioniser advertisements charged in proportion. Advertising by th year, with llic privilege ot changing n.t pleasure, - $& 00 .Medical Advertisements charged like all other ' a act Further lo amend ilie act regulating Judgements and Executants. Si:c 1. Be it t'aacUd by the General As sembly of the Slate o'On'.i. 'I'll it before any otlieer named in iho seventeenth section ol the sici,ti gul 'tin;' judgiren's :inl ox -cutioi s, p iseil the tir it (f.iv i I' .Ui.rHi, ilito:n hun dred and ill ri one, ahull bu excused from ir . v i . i ! the nutili.-aiivii therein co:ttii!uied. tie shall demand of the puny or pnlics, tin ahose benefit the exoculiwo wns msned, hif. Ii:riiii llieir tiyeni, nr Mtorney, (provided, tiilii"! if"hf:ni be resilient in tli cnntiiy) lie; muuey " ff's in fni'i frlimi spreilied. 1JENJ A.iilN F. LF.i'l'KR, Speaker tf tin? Honsr1 nl' lleprt si'mntivt s CM.Vltl.ES C. COWE1W. adopt ilie . tune in the m inner ip; cilied in (lie lecond and tliird sections uf said act: lirnvi- !ed, liowcver, that said act slnll not be fo Sue. 5. That ill a a.inunl school district ineetinqs provided (or in the several acts rel- llt lira ll, ...m.l oMi!...t.J al.nll l.n I.aM Iid.B- extended to any Inwn.lrp or bc mo dist-tel, llflt,r . sec0,j M(Hld U April, and iili;il!t;iiit)if B,i, h I., .i.. i. .;.i ... be trnnsitctfd on (he OimUt FritJuv. in Scntnm- la u.s of on i o. " (I'ii3liliel by Ainlioi-ity.) ;. A ACT: Relating to the election of members of the Con vention lo revise Ihe Constitution. Sue. 1.' Be U enacted hij the General As sembly of the. State of Ohio, That the judges of'election who in ay receive I lie billms fur tovvn.-lnp oliiceriiiu the firjl Monday of April, IS50, ahull oli'i r ceivu the bullotd fur tnetn bei of ilie Cnnvention to revise ilie const! lulion, and dep isil them in sepnrnto ballot boxes, to he prepared fur that purpoite, and whenever: in tin; tipinion of stieh j mly us, ii thai) be necesi) iry, ,additiou:il cleika slull he chosen; and gepanite poll-bonks . -hull, in all c ises, lie' kept of the eltciors Voliii" for inc:n hers of s iid (onvenlion, which sliall he cer tified and returned in the suite manner Unit pull hooka are inquired by law to he kept, cettilied nnd reiiirned.ttl the election of Sen alors n(id llejitegintntivsj to the Guner;il Assetriljly. Sue. 2. The Seiitolary of State is hcteby required, forthwith to procure fro.n she prin tcr to the Senate, and o.iiiie lo bo traniinileJ to the Clerks of the Courts of Common Pleas of the Stale, such it number of copies of ihis net as shall he sufficient lo supply n copy to each hoard of judge of election, in their res ueelivo counties. fv BUNJAMIN F. LEITER. Speaker ol the House U Itepicseiilatives. t , . , CUAULKS C. CO.tVEItS, , Speaker of the Senate. - March 15, 1S50. . ' A ACT To amend "An act iilluwing and regulating at" tactiiuents," passed January 1 Tin, 1821, and An Art allowing and regulating writs of ut tucliilii'iit hel'oic justices of the peace," paused Janaary 17th, &U. ' Si;t; 1.! Be il emitted by the. Gent nil Af xcmbty ' of the title of O'-.'m, 'Clint if arty creditor; vvheiher resident of the Suiie ot Oh or elsowhere, hi intent or nttorney.. shall m ike (nil) ot tifliriiiniiou in uo line bi foro any ptopef' iiiiihoiity, tlnit iiny cui poiii tion iiiciiipiiratPii or c.xisiiiiir by ihn-w of any iilhnrVtf llto Uniled Suites, or of any (lis tricl of. t;l rito'y thereof.or of any other coun try, hi his ilehlof, nnd . (lie till s nue in the m inner prescribed hy the s.iid aeia roapec lively of ivh chtlii ji amend Lt'Jry,stich cn dilo: slmll he entitled to the Lite remedy, process und proceedings la all rejpeqts auainst such corporation, nsate provided hy the said acts respectively (or any acts aniendaioi y thereof.) against absconding or iinn-rcsident debtors. Sue 2.' Such corpbrnliim m iy d scharije its prnpeity tttid money altaehud, by procu tiiirr bond to he executed to the attaching officer, with two good and siillicienl sureties within I he coti it I y yi here attachment inuy be executed, it) double the nmouul of the - praUement, of such property and moneys, condittoneil that sucli properly and mnneys, of dotiblo. the appraised vnlue thereof, shall be forthcnmiiifj, lo answer the judgment or any order of the court under such proceedings., Situ. 3.. That jf any such corporation shall expire by limilalion of forfeiiuie of its char lerior otherwise, after a writ of nlliiclunent slull htiva its iod ni iinsl it, such wtit shall nut thereby nbnle bat I lie 8'tmo shall be car r.ied on to judgment, salo nnd disitihuliou as if such expiration had not happened. , .,,,;.,.., "BENJAMIN F. LEITER, . Siiettker of the Home of llepH'senlntives. ..,. ( qtlAULES C .. CON VERS, . . . .... ,., Speaker of the Senile. . Feb. 0, ISM. . . , ,- ... tr lu.l. .' e..e .... : ..!: . Speaker of the Sen ile. March 20, 1850. AS A OT . To amend the eeverul acts dircciim; tin mode of proceeding in dinnce'". Skx. 1 Be it enacted by the. Gtneral As sembly of the State of Ohio, Th! so much of the ucl pissed Februuiy twenty fifth, eighteen numbed and fony-eigh:, euiiiled 'An act to amend an ucl din cling ihe mode nl proceeding in chanct i v, i a-sed War 14,1s, 1831, as amltiirizei assoi iate judges of the conn of coininun pleas to grant injnne tiniis, is hereby lepeu'ed, iind in all cases of applications for injunction under the provisions of ihe said act, the judge or court con ..ining le.-s than five hun l f d uiilcsj slid school district cnnsiMs in whole or in pari of an iucorprrraed town or v;!nge. Si c 2 Tom nsh p and siiliool districts to ivliii h s aid r.cl in iv t:e exlended in the man ner aforesaid, .lull ihereafer he known and iccogiezed in law as jingle school districts,' with .ill the powers, lights and frmiclrses which for educational purpose! are or may be conferred upon incorporated cin'es, towns and villages, m virtue of the net aforesaid; tin 0 the Board of Education of such townships and school distiicts, shall be elected and or gsiiizcel in the same manner as is provided in the li Ii and i:h sections of said net, and shall have 1 ko powers, righ'9 and privileges, and pe'foim like duties as Boards of Educul on of cities, towns, &c under the acl aforesaid. Sic. 3. The lille to all real estate and other property, belonging for school purposes lo any city, town, village, township or dis trict, or to nny part of the same, liich is or may be organiz 'd into a single school dis' ricl in accoidiiiice with this ict, or the net to which. this is an amendment,' shall be regard ed in law ns vested in the Hoard of Educa tion then of, for the support . and U3e of the public schools therein, nnd said board may dispose of, noil nud convey said real estate or any pari of the same, by deed to be executed by the President u! said Board, upon n nta- counties w thin their dull ict in the pcifor in nice of their duties. clters, and to the auditor of each county, t bo by him filed and preserved for public ref. Skc. 4; That the members of ih board erence ; and the subscription price ol Ilie same of public instruction shall hold semi annual Jto persons not entitled to itceive il free, shall to winch such application shnll lie made, ijnrit) vote lor such s He at any regular meet shall diiccl -notice in writ' riff lo be g:vrn loiiig of the decors of said district. '"'.'. the atlversa parly in such manner ns said judge or coiirl ririy prescribe. Si:c: 2. Thai Ihe several cotnts of 'this slate, having chancery jniisdiciioti, may np point receivers in any ensfi, according to the ii.ii ges of equity, and requite of tlioin Btich bond and security, and otherwise direct lhcm,j is to me respective courts may deem proper. ,. Sue. 3. That auy judge of the supreme court, anv president jude of Ihe court of common pleas within his circuit, the judges of the stipenor and eouiuieroicLcouit ol Cm cinnati, and ibesupeiiur couit of Cleveland, within their tcspective counties, may grant injunctions and appoint receiveis in vacation, upon propel application, as fully ns their courts respecliveiy could do in session, and upon thu like application nnd coining in of answers (due notice llioreuf, in writing, h av ing been given to the. parly or parties com plainaiit,) mny dissolve injunctions and vacale receiverships ns fully as their courts respec- tivelv could do in session; Provided, how.. ever, thai nil such outers mtuio in vacation Suit. 4. 1 lie Bonn! ol Education of any city, tow n, village, township or school disttict, orgnn'zed for the support of schools under this act, or the net lo which ibis is atnenda tory, or the act for the support nnd better regulation ol common schools m the lown of Akron, and the acts amendatory therein, or under any special local act, shall have au' ihorllv lo exclude fi"tn lite oublic schools, in such city, &c, nil children under Ihe age of six years. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Spookor of the Home of Representatives, CHARLES C. CON VERS, Speaker of the Senate, March 13, 1050. ahall be properly written out, attested hythoi"' e"dl 6CI""'1 ,dls,,lc' 111 "'!3 bl!lle 10 make jud,.e makluL- the same, t,r.d t,e filed in .l.Jancstin.aie of Uie amount of money necesary, proper clerk's ollice us p,rt of lite proceed- " '"idition t.. wha'.shall bo liiimshed annu- 1 ' . . 1 .. tr ii.. i l.n- llu itriiuNiiina lit ifiA ii rl inr I id AN ACT In relation to School District Tax, provldin? for the annual School district meeting and requiring maps ol School umtiicis. Seu. 1. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of 0no, Thntil is here by made the duly nl the school distncl clerk her annually, shall be trauiacled on the said second Monday in April, nniiually; Provided, that if the di ectors of hiiv school district shall neglect or fail la (jive ihe requisite no tice of such annual meeting in the manner contemplated hy the "ac for the aupport and oeller regulation ol common schools, and to create pcTtnnnenlly ihe tMii of superinten-l oent, passed niarcn iojo, ana me amen datory acts thereto, then it shall be lawful for said directors, by giving such notice, lo call such annualdislnct meeting nt nny subse quent time between the second Monday in April and the third riiday in September followinrr. Sec 0. That nothing contained in this acl shall be so construed as to prevent or take Irom any organized township in this State, Ihe power ol voting lo raise an additional township school lax in the manner provided in Ihe Iwcni ysixih section of tho net entitled "an acl fur the support and belter regulation of common schools nnd lo create pctinancnl Iv liie ollice of supetinleiident,1' passed March 7, 1838, and (lie amendatory net there to, passed March 10, 1S3'J. Skc. 7. Thai whenever any parent or guardian sending nny scholar to any district sctiool sntill tail or neglect to lurmsli his or her proportion or quoin ol fuel, as may be ordered by the directors of such school di tricl, for the use of such school, and (he same shall have been provided by Ihe directors, or on their order, tt shall bo Ihe duty of the di- rcclers to ninfto out tin account in -wri ing under their hands, uf the quantity of such fu el so provided ns aforesaid, together with Ihe viiluo thereof, or price paid for the same, and if such accounts are not volunlurily paid by the person or persons so chnrged there with, the treasurer of such district is hereby authorized, and it shall bo bis duty, to col led such accotinls of ihe person or persons charged with tho game as aforesaid, in the same manner that anv charge or account for tuition, is nu'liorizpfl lo be collected in the seventh section of tho aforesaid act, acl pas sed March 10, 1839. one. B. l liat where Ihe trustees ol any township in I. us Stale have laid oil their town ini'S lo be lecoideil. Skc. 4. The supreme court shall have the power to remand i s filial decrees in chancery to thu inferior .courts, for the specific or gen oral execution, thereof, and .may, m its dis cfeiiou, rem , nd any cause which comes bo fore ii by way of appeal, lo the inleiior courts Cor fiirihur pruc'jediug?,tili demurrer or plea ovrrMilml. , , Suit. 5. Tmi v heniifi'jr do,) i-ti'ioiil ii' el, an eery shall not, be copied into the record of i lie cause, except upon hills for the perpetu ation of testimony, or where tho courts shall especially dim-1 the same lo be recoiled. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Speaker of the House of Representatives. CHARLES C COWERS. Sneaker of tin Senate. March 22, 1950. " meetings at the ollice ol the state superiii' perinteiident. at wlncli meetings the siato superintendent srnll preside, and n member of the boaid sliall be designated as secietaiy; that at such meetings shall be determined ihe Eeneral regulations for tlteguidanco of the district superintendents, each ol whom i hull submit to the .legislature annually, through the state superintends!)!, a report containing a statement of the educational statistics which he has collected during the year, and alsoof his official transactions during the same pe riod. ' '. ..;' , Sec. 5. That the signature of the district superintendent shall be necessaiy to the va lidity of the certificates of all teachers of common schools within his district, in addi lion lo Ihe signatures of the members of the county board of examiners; and thai, in the examination of teachers applying for certifi calcff, a list of questions, to be prepared semi annually by the slate superintendent, and forwarded to the district superintendents, nnd by them furnished lo the county examiners with instluclions as lo (lie method ol exami nation, shall in nil cases be used. - Sec. l. That each applicant for a' certifi cate to leach n common school, under the school laws of ibis stale, shall pay to the clerk of the counly board of examiners, up on the receipt of such certificate, signed nnd countersigned as provided in the ibregoini section, ihe suuiot one dollar, which certiti cate shall authoiize hi in or her lo teach r public school in any county of the stale, for the period of one year from the date thereof; and upon obtaining such certificate, he or she shall be entitled to receive for one year, Iree of expense tor subscription, the educa lionai paper hereinafter provided for, and be entitled lo attend, without tuition fee, all teachers' institutes and normal classes held under the direction of tho state hoard, with in the year for which the certificate is grant edjbut no teacher shall receive payment from the public funds for tuition, except up on the presentation of his or her annual cet- lilicale; or, if he or she hold a life certificate, upon ihe presentation ol the receipt ol ihe cieik of the county board uf examiners, showing that he or she has paid a profession. al fee tor the cuircnt year ot one dollar. Sec. 7, That upon the lecoinmendaiiuii be one duller per nullum, payable in advance wiiich imy heieulier be incorporated for the '. puiroe of constructing nny turnpike road, " plank road, gravel road, or road of other mi-',J"' terials, auihoiized in any act of incorporation, shall have all ihe lights, privileges and Pow, Sko. 13. That all acts and pans of acts ers, and be subject lo all the restriction of an inconsistent with ibis act, are hereby repeal ed; and this act to take effect and bo in force from and after its passage. BENJAMIN r. LEITER, Speaker of the House of Representatives, r-il i !? r Pi! f f'flYVI.Mf Speaker of the Senate. March 22d, Ii50. , ' aw ait '" Supplementary to the ant for tho nppoiiitrae nt of n iaie ooaru ot ruimc msuucuun. Si:c. 1. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the Stale of Ohio, Thnt all certi ficates granted lo teachers ol common schools by tho county Board of Examiners previous to the appointment of the Board of Public Instruction provided for in the act enlited nn act for the appointment of a State Board of Public Instruction, nnd within one month thereafter, shall bi valid for the time specified in the same, pruvided that the same shall not exceed S'x months. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Speaker of the House of Representatives. CHARLES C CONVERS, Speaker of the Senate. March 23d, 1830. AN ACT Tr, iiinftnil tho tint ei i til led an act to nrovido for the regulation of Turnpike companies, passiil Jan. 7, 1317. Six. 1. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the Slutt of Ohio, That no corns puny, or association ot individuals,, which heretofore has been, or, may herealter be in corporated for the purpose of making any tnrnp lie road, nor any oilier company or as sociation, which is or by ils charter may be subject lo the provisions of the said act lo provide lor ihe regulation ot turnpike, com ship into school distticls, or shall h rennet uf ,h coumv board of examiners, counter lay on such township into districts, or when Ljg.ied by a district superintendent, tho stale 'r', "y "oiiooi mtfii iui j uoarfj o public instruction shall issue a lilu or districts, heretofore has been or herenftrr;cert;ncuie l0 tl0 leucher named in such re shall be made, said trustees shall ratise n COUi,nenduiion, for which the applicant shall map of their township to ba prepared, or theLav ,10 siuie board one dollar, and shall be liurnt,i !,..ll n,t. ... -.,,1 .,J .,r . , ., ,- - ""'i' " " " "'" " suuieci tnereaiier iu mi uunuai proiessionai tax of like sum; and a life certificate shall act to piovide for the regulation of turnpike " ; ' companies, passed January 7, lot , na tno t acl amendatory thereto; and the provisione ' o: nil said acts are nereoy extcnoeu auu mnuo applicable lo nil such companies, except in so far as tho same may be herein modified or " altered; aud whenever ny company may be ,;'.'; incorporated for the purpose aforesaid, undel,'",. or subject to the provision of ihis act, such ' company shail have nil the rights, privileges, " tntl powers, ano oe suujrci 10 an me rcsirn. lions uflhig and all the acls aforesaid, except : as herein otherwise p-ovided. " V Skc. 2. The commissioners named in any ; .' special act of incorporation, or a majority of them mat open books for the purpose of - curing subscriptions lo the capital stock ot any company hereafter incorporated, al such " place or places as the) may deem proper, and perform all duties authorized by the acls aforesaid. Tho capitol slock of any company '' shall consist of such amount as may be prea " cribed in the special act of incorporation. ' " Skc. 3. Every plank road shall be laid Out j' at least two nod not more ihan four rods wide, and shall be so constructed ss lo have al y;. least sixteen feet widlh of good smooth noV'" permanent road, eight feet of which, at least, shall bo made of plank not less Ijjnn twa inches thick, nnd of such grade as not to ex- ceed an ascent or descenl on any part of said ' , toad of more than one foot in ten feel, which ;' " " J road way shall be constructed so as lo permit '; n carnages and other vehicles conveniently and easily to pass each other, and also so as o"jfv' permit carriages readily and easily lo pass jjfi off nnd on where such road is intersected I by other, roads, and no obstruction shall be sul- a fered unnecessarily to remain upon such ' plank road nt nny such intersection;' and when , ', ouj puiim loau la no cuiibii uli, ,u,w mj . ally under the provisions of the ''act for the suppori und heller legulatioii of common schools, ti (id to create permanently the ollice af superintendent," passed March '7. 1S3S, mil Ihe several nets amendatory thereto, lo piovido nl, least Six inonihs good school die ling thu year ensiling, to nil the yuullt in the district who are hy law entitled lo Ihe bene fits of common schools, nud give notice of the amount so required by pos'ing the same on liie door oi iho v-iuiiinoii school house with in i ii ii district, at luasl lifiecir days prior lo iho second Monday in April annually ; and Il at... It 1... loul'itl l,,p ll,n nnnlitinrl vt.lnie nt , , , ,. . , . , , iheretolore passed lor that purpose, and Ihe'tbo vear bv the respect eacn scnooi uisiiici in una oiaie, -,o asseiiii)iei. OQO .,,,, o 1ain ,. , .,.., ,-r i ' ,i.. : .1 i - , ., ..... ..... la ..ii, ",,' i iHnit; us, u Wllivii iimivo ut, ii'hko aim uc thu second Monday ill April. r. ,i ., , ... . , J 1-"ut""; ' on mo pi-p,uinu hi mips ui jcouoi uisiricis ,;iven 111 some newspaper puoiisueu in ine is hereby rppenled. I county, or of gener-1 circulation therein, Src. f). Tint tho act passed February 24. which meetings ilia supeiiutondeiit ol the 1818, entitled "nn net to amend the act en new map of tho school districts in said tow n ship in accordance with the fifth section ol,ctlllfer upon liie 'holder lhereof ull the rights the net of March 7, 1S38; Provided, hnwev-allj privileges acquired by the hulder of an er. that nn nlleration of any school district jalmuaj ceitificate; bin the stale board sliall shun be herealter marie so ns lo include mj1Ilve power nl any time to revoke such cer the same district parts of l wo or morn town-Lfjcme, whenever it is made lo appear to the ships or counties, nnd when snid map shall satisfaction of any disiriet superintendent, be prepared or made out ns nforesnid. nntl a (iiu( Uie holder thereof is either incompetent copy thereof filed with the county nuditot, ii or f bad moral Character, shall be deemed nnd taken ns having the Sic 8. That the coutry board of exami. same lerjal force nnd effect ns maps of school n(.rg f each county shall hold two sessions ... . n. .i .i . .i .... i.- " nan es. and the acls amendatory of the same, r . it ;j pan es, unu no v .' the nc s aforesaid. Any company tncorpo-' . . shall be authorized lo erect or keep up any, .,. ,f. J ' " ' struct any part or parts of the road which n'" such company may be authorizsd 10 inrkej ' of gtavel, stone, plank, or such othor male-, rial, as may be authorized, or different parts ' ' , of stu b road of any or either kinds ,'of such maicuais. Skc. 4. That if any company herealter inj L corporaled shall not be organized, and to good faith commence ihe construction of the , ', ' road authorized by the net incorporating suet " ' company with i n two years from the time such . i , .-j - - i- .. e company may db incorporaieu, aucn uc shall after the expiralion of such period ef ' two years, be null and void,, At any time ! f after twenty years from the time any tolls mny be collected by any such company, Ihe ' 'j rale of lolls to be charged or collected on T such road may be regulated by law, and thV proper authorities of any county or counties through or in which such road may in whole '"'' toll gale or loll bouse, or to receive lobs within Ihe corporate limits oi any incorpora ted city, lown, or village in this State, or within eighty lods ot such limits. Six:. 2. Au incorporated plank road com oauv. which by us charter is subject to the provisions of the acls afotesaid, shall have the i riahl lo locate us toll gates at such suitable distances fiom each other as said company may determine, provided the number ot toll gales and the latea of loll per mile authori zed by ils charter uie not thereby increased, aud provided also, lhat in no cuss shall ihere be rnoio than two toll gates on any continuous six miles of such road. Sue. 3. At any time nficr twenty years the 'legislature shall have power lo cbauge the rate of lolls on any turnpike toad or plank road constructed by any company here alter incorporated or heretofore incorporated but which has not yet been organized and in oad. and all such companies shall be subject to the provisiuirs of any law hereafter enac ted regulating the mod6 of assessing dama ges for materials, taken, or the right of way; (lislric.ls heretofore made out, recorded and Cd, Venr, for tliBexaminalion of teachers, al if tiny such company shall not be organized filed ns nforsaid, in pursuance of nny nets periods to be fixed at thit commencement of! and in good faith commenced the construc i heretofore passed for that purpose, and the 'the year by the respective district suoerin-j liou of ils road within three yenis from the time il may be incoi pointed, the acl ot incor good faith commenced Uie coust.uciou of its l" " H" . i' "-"""" f..7J ' ,t -ii ...-I. ... .h..ii I- snhlcr, ch road under sucli regulations as may be In nniendmont cf the- practice of jiulieial oourts. ''" Skc.'' 1;'U it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of Ohio, That in nil cases in error, of cerliornri, the defendant in error; or certiorari, shall be hold nt liberty to .plead any, miners which go m auniemeu', or in bnr thereof, notwithstanding heat the same 'time fiie ihe genorul plea in nullo etl erratum nd in oil cases in .which any such plea in -abatement, or in h-i"", shall be filed wiih the 'plea'frt nullo est trratum, the issue upon ihe Walter plea shall bo delerinmeu ociore ,:ne .Issue upon such pica in abatement, or in bar, -h:.be tried; """i ' ; :' ' ' ' " " ' -'Sko. 2. ,Thnt the reenoclivo clerks of the i-court of cnmmoii nlens, superior court of "Cincinnati, commercial court of .Cincinnati, nnd superior court of Cleveland, ehnll in tin Uiing return lo writs of error, or of certiorari, eond up to ihe supreme court, .duly certified copies of the oiiginal files. process, pleadings, end exceptions, or well . as' duly certified transcripts of all journal entries of Ihe pro cocdincs and iudgtnent of their respective courts, in the particular caso named , in the wiits Provided that said clerk shall omit from such retutr, copies of all such parts of laid files, and olhor papers or uocumenm in any such case as they may bj instructed so to do.'by the direction in wiiting of both nnriina to such suit, to be filed in iho office -of luch'cleiki ond a copy of which said writ ten -direction shall be annexed to and ccrti- a :.i. ...n, .Ahifi, ueu,rwini Bowii ,i,m , , f i a." So much of the sixth sectioh ol the act to regulnle the judicial courts andihe prnc lin.B ihmnl.?Mnssod March 12, 1845, ns re quired the original files and pleadings lobe annexed to and relumed wuu me win oi or jor. be, and the same is hereby repented. ..... ... , BENJAMIN F. LEITER. ' i nr , I " - Speaker of the House of Representatives.' ,f Vl CHARLES C. CONVERS, ' Speaker of ihe Senate. .... ol lo'.n " '' " . 'AN ACT To improve the law of evidence. Skc. 1. Beit enacted In Ihe General As sembly of the State of Ohio, That a party lo anv nclion at law, ninny ol Ihe courts ot this State, may be examined as a witness by the adverse party, or by either one of sevoral adverse patties; and for thai purpose may be compelled to ntlend lo tho irial, if residing within the cotintv where such suit 3 pend ing, or to give a'' deposilioti i'f without such county, in lbs same manner, nnd subject to the same rules of examination, ns other wit nessnre compelled to testify. .,'-' Sue. 2. A ' person for whose immediate benefit any such action may be prosecuted or defended, may be examined its n witncfs in the same manner, and subject to Ihe same rules of examination as provided m the proc eeding section. : i Skc. 3. JNo person ollereu as a witness shall be excluded by reason of his or her in--teres! in the event of the action; but this section shall not apply lo a parly lo ihe nc, lion, nor lo any party fur whoso immediate benefit such action is prosecuted or defended, nor lo any assignee of a ibing in action, as- signed for the purposo of making bun a wit ness. Sue. 4. This act shall lake effect ftomand after the fiist (In v of July next. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, annu.lly, on thu second Monday in April, , nrPDrilUf ,lfm,ns , ..,. 4l ihe school house in such distncl, between (,, ,...i.,i the hours of ten o clock, A.M., and four oclocli,! . in., nnu incii unu mere voie lor or against a school tax, sufficient lo supply the deficiency reported, as hereinbefore di- ecled, by ilie dutticl clerk. Skc. 2. 'I'll it if it shall be found lhat a majoi- ity of the quiililied voters present atsucli tnee . ui'', vote in lavor ol school tax, ihe rciu.t district shall attend; and al the commence- titled nn "ct for the support and belter regu- ment of the year the district superintendents lntion of common schools, nnd lo create ner- shall each prepare, and publish in the stale mnncntlv the office ofsnnerinlendent. passed ' educaiionnl paper, a sialeiiietit of the limes March 7, 1N3S, nnd the nets amendatory thereto," nnd lbs a.-l nmindatnry therein pas -J- - .iiif i. ii lam iii.i. . . u l. ..mn-.il I.. tl.R i Ulr t .dark, within 1 9H" niarcn u, 10 u, ami nil outer nets or pans iwfl.uv .lavs alter such meeti.it. lo the audi " nc,s 'neonsisien. wi.n tins act, ue nnatne lor of the proper county or counties; and such S!une nrs lierf;,,V repealed. certificate shall contain a slalemenl of the ' BENJAMIN F. LEITER, i a l r.t.. tT :rr voles polled, the atnouni Ol per ceniage oi , ope.iKer in ihb uousn oi iveprespniativcs. Speaker of the House of Represenlaiives. CHARLES C. CONVERS, Speaker of the Senate. March 23, 1850. .!''.- AN ACT . . t m.l an nn onilileil "An net to nmend tho net to nulhoriee mill require-the recoruinir, oi the official bosils of certuin. publio ornceri, pasied March li, 1BDU. , Skc'' 1. Be il enacted In the G'eneral As sembbi of the Stale of Ohio, Thai so much . . - ... , -.l .i of the ncl pnsseu ivtnrcn mirieenm, ono niou sand eight liiuiured and lorty-nine, as requires tax voted fur, nnd an alphabetical list of all the lesident nnd nniisresident tax payers of (lie distiict, designaliiig whether resident or non-resident, and specifying .where ihe school liislricl line divides a tract, or tracls of! land, held by a tnxpayor, Iho number of acres In such district ; und upon the receipt ol such ccttilied 6talemenl, Ihe county auditor shall assess ihe amauut so estimated and certified upon all the pinpoity in such district, subject lo taxation, and enter Iho same upon the county treasurer's duplicate, and the county treasurer shall collect the same and pay it over lo tho township treasurer on the ordor oflho auditor uf said county, charging fbi bis services the per centum now allowed in the iii si ii, stance lor Iho collection oi county tax es, and it shall be ihe duty of the county au ditor to furnish lo Ihe township treasurer al the time of furnishing a statement of the school fund belonging to such township, a statement of the amount of tax assessed as aforesaid in ench distiict, specify ing ihe num ber of ihe district, when voted for and asses sed; and '.lie township treasurer shall pay out the same lor tuition in eucli school district under tho regulations now provided by law for the payment of teachers of common schools in this Stato. , Skc. 3 That whenever a school district is composed of parts of two or more counties, it shall be the duly of ihe clerk of such dis trict lo certify the proceedings of the voters nnd the amount ef ihe tax voted for as afore said to the auditor of each county in which such distiict lies, accompanied by an alpha CHARLES C. CONVERS, : Speaker of the Senate, t March 7, 1850., AN ACT For the appointment of a finte board of publio in-a'ruction. and places foi such meetings within the sov eral districts. ; Skc. 0. That the e'erk of each county board of cxamiueis shall keep an account of all moneys received by the board for annual cevlificates, and fur the annual professional fee of teachers holding life certificates, sliall pay such money over at the end of the fiscal vear established bv the stale boaid, to the district superintendent of the proper district. itikinu therelor Ins receipt, and shall forward to the treasurer of slate, at the lime of ma king such payment a certified statement of tho amount ol money so paid by bun; that potalion shall be void. All such companies shall be subject to such lax as now is or may horeafter be provided by law. . BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Speaker of the House of Representatives. CHARLES C. CONVE.iS, Speaker of the Senate. March 19, 1S50. No toll gates shall bo 3? - prescribed by law erected within one half ol a mile Irom the .i i :..i..i.:.j nr,l,. nr " unproved ttnu uiuiiuiicu p.n ui mo it urns vi any city or village. Any such company here after incorporated shall be subject to the pro visions of any general law that may be en-', ' acted, legulating tho mode of assessing dam1 ' ages for the material taken or the right of ' ( way. The capital slock and properly of any such company shall be taxed in such manner"" as now is or may hereafter be provided by ' law. The provisions of litis section shall ex-'' lend lo nil such companies heretofore incor-.' .' porated, but which liavo not been organized, ; nud commenced in good faith lo construct a' ' ') road. Nothing in this net contained .hall.'' be construed to apply to rnilrond companies BENJAMIN F. LEITER, ' AN AIT . die running of lioads nnd Drains in certain ca- j Speaker of Ihe House of Representatives, tea," passed February 8, 1S47. 1 Skc. 1 Be It enacted by the General As sembly of the State of Ohio, That every pe t i lion filed with iho county commissioners, under ihe law lo which this is nn amendment, shall set forth the names of all persons, inte rested, (if known to the petitioner,) 'as well those whom it is supposed will bo benefitted as those who win ue tnjuieo uy me propoa- ihe bonds' of executors, administrators "uluetjcni i5t 0f lax payers owning , property gunrdians, filed previous lo ihe passage oijjn he .)0rtion 0r lne dislrct lying in the said law, lo be recorded in a separate book to be kept for that purposo, ue anil the same is hereby repealed. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Speaker of the House of Represenlaiives. 1 . nttini i.-a n r-nvvii'lja Speaker of lne Scnnto. Alarch 20, 1851). ., AN ACT Tonirend the "Act for tho belter regulation of tho Publio Se.lioolain cities, towna," o., puiseu Feb.tJI.184'1. ,, ',...' Sfo, 1. Beit enacted ly the General As sembly of the State of Ohio That the acl for the better regulation of the Public Schools in cities, lowns, die-, passed February 21, lSdfl. bo and the sjtne is hereby extendod to incoporated townships, and to school districts, now or hcteafiol to bo organized, which hall county to which the report is being made, and also a statement of the fact that it is a frac. tiunal district, naming tho several counties in w itch ihe fractions lie; nnd upon ihe re ception of such certificate each auditor shall immediately forward lo the auditors of other counties named in ihe certificate, on abstract of the amount of taxable property in the por tion of the disiriet lying within bis county. '' , Sue. 4. That it sliall be the duty of the gchoot directors of the several school dis tricts in thu qimc. to meel pn the second Mnndav in April, annually, at ihe school bouse in the several districts, lor ine purpose ofnsrerlainingtliewillof the qualified voters in reference to school tax as pointed out in the .first section of t)iii eel, and it shall be the duty of one of the said directors to pre side over, Ihe mid meeting. ( , '' ' ,; . ' Skc. 1. Be It enacted by the General As sembly ef the State of Ohio, Thnt there shall be appointed hy j"'nt ballot of the two hone ses of the General Assembly, duringils present Resiion, a stale board of public in struction, lo be composed of five citizens, ono of whom shall hold office for one year from and after such appointment, one for two years, one for three yoars, one for four years and one for five years; nnd at each session of ihe legislalute hereafter, one member of the board shnll be appointed to nil the vnenn. cy then existing, and iho member so appoint, ed shall hold his office fur five years; and whenever the vacancy occuri in the board during the recess of iho legislature, the gov ornor of tho slate shall appoint a citizen lo fill the same until ihe meeting of ihe General Assembly, when the t wo houses, by joint bal lot, shall electa member of ihe board to serve out Ihe unexpired term. Skc. 2. That ench member of such board shall, during the lasijyear of bis term of office, be styled the slate superintendent ol common schools, and as such shall net ns the chairman of the board, nnd shall reside and keep ollice at ihe sent of government ol the state; that, bis duties shall be lo collect and arrange educa tional statistics, in accordance will) the pro visions of the school laws and the requisitions ot ihe board :lo make an annual report to the General Assembly of such sialistics, accom panied by such facln and suggestions as he mav deem proper, nppenuing thereto ine re ports of the d.strkt superintendents, and to act as the editor ol Ilia state educational pa per, hereinafter provided lor. ' Skc. 3. That at the first meeting of the board each year, il shnll divide the state into four districts, and assign so each district one member of the board, who shall perform therein such duties as shall be directed by the board, and bv anv act which, may here after be enacted by the General Assembly ; and the mombors of Iho board so sssignea to lhedifforo.it districts, shall be styled, for the Rrst four years of their term of office , district suner'iiitondenii, and such they shall aid the county board of examiner in the several the district superintendent shall pay over the same to the treasurer of state; and lhat (he slate superintendent shall also pay ovel the amount received for life cerlificiles nnd for subscriptions to iho educational paper; which several funds tho treasurer tit slate shnll pay out as hereinafter provided, and for no other purpose. " ,' Skc. 10. That tho fund placed as'abov'o in the care of the treasurer of slate, shall be drawn out on the orders ol the state superin tendent, for the payment of ilie salaries of the members ot the state board of public in siructioti; for the contingent expenses of said board; for the necessary expenses of the disirictsuperinleiidenis, not exceeding to each i ho amount hereinafter specified, and for the oxpenses incurred in the publication ot Ihe educational paper, neroinaiter proviueu lor. Skc. 11. That the several members of the boaid ol public instruction shall, before en tering upon the duties of their office, lake an oath fur the faithful performance of the same; and the stale superintendent shnll receive for his services nn annual salary ol twelve hun dred dollars, and each district superintendent.) shall receive an annual salary of ono thous and dollars, and for nocessary expenses in curred in the peifortnanco of his official du ties, a sum nut exceeding in amount, for any one year, two hundred dollars; Provided, That the salaries of the members oftheslaie board, and all other salaries and expenses under this 'act, shall, be paid out of the fund there ti provided, nnd the sai.ie shall in no case be a charge on the state trensuiy., Sec. 12. That the stale board of public instruction shall establish at the seat of gov ernment of the state, within six nionlhs afier the organization nt sucq board, an education al paper, to ba called' the "Ohio School Teacher,'1 which shall be a monthly publica tion of not less Ihan twenty-four pages royni octavo, and which shall be under the editorial and publishing supervision ol the state au oertniendenti that, the diXricl, superintend, oats shall act as corresponding editors ol the same; and the paper thus published, shall be toot tree ot subscription cnaige tq an per sons in this stale holding certificates as tea r.d improvement, nnd the notic3 required by CHARLES C. CONVERS; Speaker of the Senate. March 21, 1850. ' ' , I " ' ""'' the tliird section of said net shall also set foith tho names of nil the persons interested as fully as the same are staled in said petition. Skc. 2. Whenever any committee nppoin leb bv ihe commissioners, either of v'tev or review, shall determine that ihe proposed impiovemenfs is necessary and shnll lay oul nnd establish the same, nnd shall find that d iniaaos will be sustained by any proprietor or occupant of any adjacent lands, and the amount which they will respectively sustain, said committee either of view or review shall llicn determine the proportion of said daina ges which shall bo paid by each of the piopri- clors of Ihe adjacent lands, having strict re gard to tho benefits which they will receive, and the award so made shall he held as con clusive uponearh of the parties charged with such payment. ' Skc. 3. When nny peimoncr snail nave paid over or depositad the lull amount of all the damages so assessed, nnd after the im provement is fin'iBbeJ in conformity with the details of Iho work ts set forth in the peti tion and in the manner contemplated by the Viewers or reviewers, such petitioner may bring suit in any court uf compotent juris diction, and recover from each parly fie a mount with which he stands charged by said award: Provided be has before the com- mcnccinctit of such suit made' demand ol such sum upon tho party so charged by said ...... .i - - i -i , " ' ,; " i - ' ; tniuu, . Bkc. 4. Whenever it may be necessary In ripnir such work, any one of the persona benefitted by it may cause such repairs to be made, and may compel contributions fiom eaah person benefitted, on the' basis of thf award, the just and fair price o? such repairs. BENJAMIN r. LKl I .11, ; Speaker of the House of Representatives. rnni v. f? (V1VVP.HS, , , , .. VUlli,"UM -I ' ' ' Speaker of the Senate. -March 8, 1850. . ; ':,!"' ;' ' Te provido lor the regulation of .Plank Roads. 8m. 1. Be ti enacted bv the Gentfai At umbLlofthe Slate of Ohio. That each and over; company or associatioa of liidiyidualaj a If I hereby certify that the foregoing is true ' ly copied from a certified copy of the origi nnl roll ou file in the Secretary of State's Office. . R. K. PRICE, .Auditor, ' of Harrison County. ' ' ''-' '' ' i-i COMPLIMRNT TO FaTHKB MATHEwVi-A ' Protestant gentleman of this city, celebrated for his many deeds of charity, but whose new e of benevolence are done in that truly ChriaW tian spirit which sayeth, "when thou dost , alms, let not thy left band knot what liiy right hnnd dncth,') was introduced to ibe i worthy Father day before yesterday, and aa much was ho pleased with the quiet, meek l -nud mod eel demeanor of the distinguished n "Apostle of Tempetance,, that he yesterday-, deposited wiih us rfie the handsome sum fifty dollars ns h donation to Father Mathew, ) subject to the order ot any ot the gentlemen ? recently appointed ns a committee to collect ,h . a subscription from the fi lends of temperance,; as a testimonial of esteem for the venerable Falher. N. O. Pic., April 17A.i r, ; : iwi Good.- "Well, Nimrod.hovt long ware the ' . children of Israel In Ihe wilderness P, .f'.s , " 1 ill Ihey lound iheir way out.". .,)... "Who was cast into the lion's den if , "Van, Amburgh." ,. ,!v T'' "Who was compelled to seek refuge in the, .. j . M'..n ' - ' innu oi wwi - ; f,,-.., . . .,..; - i " Gov enor Dorr." , ., , "Why?" , ," ; ". ,. 'Becouse he got up the Kins V Ebeneier, onil Providence wouldu t protect him! ' ,,, ;.i; "Thnt will rln. Nimrod. fur this week Remedy for Chalk in Horses.' Dissolve g piece of opium about two-thirds ihe six oft hazlenut (say about twenty grains,) and a half ' pint of brandy, and pour it down by Iheuaual method of a bottle, or horn. ' "'" ' "' Doubtless a suro cure; but isn't there dan' er of learning ihe horse bad habits f i tj Mrs. Pti!otosi1 LastSi'ekck. "Fiftt ' iwo Sons of Temperance," exclaimed the oil lad, "and twenty five Daughters too! Why, bless me, how many children has aunt Tampy ffolf And ( hear tllein talk about Cadets of Temperance. What sorts of debts re rhem f But no wonder she owes debts, when she hat ' so many children ti maintain buw 1 pity the oM crlttuf." And the ld ladv nulkd her spectacles down on her nose and totumid her knlttinj. ' - . . , t v ,, , , , pi arc u fr! fr-