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FB1EM0NT WEEKLY F R-E E M A K . ::: VOLUME IV FREMONT, SANDUSKY COUNTY, JUNE 5, I85S NUMBER 13. ft FREMONT FREEMAN; J. S. FOCKE, Editr ind PnMlsher. Te F !. i published every $aturday morn aj Office la BueklaudV Brick Building third 'story; Frenteat.Saadueky eouat.Ohie. v. TER M 8 . Single mnilberibr,peryr, $150 Chsfeeafteaaad epward,teneaddre . .,- 1 37 Clubaof fifteen . . 1 35 '. I eubseriherewillbeeharged $1 75. The dif ' neein thcterms between the price on paper -T'-'i j rerediatownand those sent by mail, isoeea- 4d by thpne of carrying. . - Tf booth money ianotpaidinadTaaee.asabor Specified, Two Dollar will be charged if paid with- tt&r year, if aet paid ontil aftar the expiration of a year. Two Dotlarsead Fifty eontawill ba cbarg--ld. These term will b strictly adhsred to. ... HoWTSror a Pacb. Firalsoethatyouhsv ,aid for it up to tha time too with it to atop; notify the Poat Master of yoor desire, and aak him to Be Vr the publisher, under hi frank, (aa ho i author ed lodoy of year wish lo discontintse. . RATES OF ADVERTISING nequara 1 3' i nee first insertion. .. . " Da - eeh additional insertion. ... Da Three mouth.. ............ I)o Six moo. the... ....... ' , -Do One year.... ... .... ...... ' rwoaqnaresSix months........ .... .... , Do r One Tear. ........ .... .. - SO .. 3 5 .. .5 00 .. 6 00 .v 10 DO ..18 00 .. 30 00 Halfaolaaia On rear. One column Oae rear.... .. v!3nsine00 Dirtrtorj. -FREM0ST FREEMAN JOB PBINTINO OFFICE! W ar rov prepared t esernte to ordr.i ' taR(l epediiioo manner and vponthe fairett ; arma; al m oat all deaenptiooa nr JOB PRINTING? ?. . , .SUCH AS .- BdiiihuCaidi, ., . tTiacoLAaa. . " Haanatt.u. ' ' ' .r CavauoocSB r,v" i 8 how BiLi-a. . , - . lurricira Bl.DLI, 'tiwraaa' Blau,' Mtim, Rill Heads, , Bill or Lxuiaa, CaaTincATK, Da aft. .--j Rills. : .7. . Bakk Crxcks, I. aw Casks. . Ball Tickicts,to..ti;. W amald ear to thaae of anrfrienda who are is jrant of .neh work, too need not go abroad to sjet done, whan it eaa b done jast as good at home. Canautir Lokok, V. 77, meeir at the Odd Fel fowa flails in Buckland's Brick Baitding, avery Saturday evening. , PEASE &; ROBF.IITS, la KlVDriCTDRts, OF '. Copper, Tin, and Sheet-iron Ware, AB nCALKIIS IS SfoTcs, Wool, Hides, Shf f p-pelfs, Rars, j, -Old Copppr, Old Stores, fec, Ac. . JLUO.ALL SOBT8 Of OIUISK TaKKEE NOTIOKS "Pease's Brielc Block, JVo. 1'. - , !v q ;Jit FREMONT. OHIO. aVA 32 -,,TEPIIEJ nCCKXAJVI) &. CO., ; "-, 4 bsalsm wr. ' , ,--:is ' . SrnfSa MediflBes, PalHls, Dye-Stuffs, 1 r- Books, Stationaay, Act u - FREMONT. OHIO. - EOHGE W. CLICK, ' Alforsieynnd contisellor at Lawi "J V' FREMONT. OHIO. i' ' Office Dne door eaat of A. B. Tavlor'a Store, ialy 19, IB5I. ' . "BTJCKIiAND A: EVERETT, Attorneys end Cbtmsellbrs at Itw, .c,,t And Solicitors in CTincery. "TTItL attentl toFrnfeaaiAnaThnaineM and Land T AredcT hi Sandniilcr and adioinihr eoantiea. f : Oanea 'M Ktnr Backlaad'e Rlnck, Fremont. .H1.R. P., BoetAD.l : IHoitn EvcnitT. tX! iasiylat,.lP5Sr.-,;;- toickixsox a haySes, i 5--'"J- t i Attorneys at Latr,'.''.- . - Alt anaineafc -entrnatml to their care will he ' froaAfitlr attended to. . Xf!!ce the aame heretofore cenpied by Hon. in B. Otie. in Bnekland'a Block. ' E. F. btcKixto. ; ' Geo. R. Havses. ' Frambht bee. 13. ISSl." - ; : ' ' . ; it?.; it 'CHESTE K EOGEItTOXl fAttofney nnd Cottdacllor at l.aiV, i And itolieitoria Chancer T, will carefully attend , j all orofessionai buaineaaleft ill hia charge.-, H. will also attend to thacollectibh of claims tc.,iu i aairadjoimng counties. - - . -, Ofliee Saeohd atbtr Bockland'r Block. ' ' - rFREM6iit.omrj. i'fi XiA t. BAWSOXi - ... PH VStCt AN AND SURGEON, ' Office IToHhitd of tha Tdriipike, neaihoppe r tile tha Pest Office. . '. I ,;v;! FREMONT, OH 10. 14 vf ' ' PIEHHB BEAUGBANDt YS 10 1 A W AND SURGEON, , RaapeetfoUy tandere hia profeaaional eerviceata " tnecitisena of Fremont and iidnity.-- ' X" Offioo One door nerthof E. N. Cook's Store. , -. PORTAGE COUNit . llntnal Fire Insurance Company. ' -Hrp. BUCKI.AWDj Afcntt ' . FREMONT. OHIO. ' 1a Fr & F, V1NDERC00E: 1 1 i - MERCHANTS" AND DEALERS In all kinds of Produce ; . iVlhe Old Stand ; Eormerljr occopied by Dictecson & V.Doren ', " ; - EEEMONT, OHIO. . " . Doeomherl5. 1849; . , -.. . c UN SOCIAL HALL.- c fTTHErabseriber is prepared to furnish SoctL -J. - M Att, ttacklauo'e Brick Block, for "ttiiioB Partiej, SorifSi LcetBrcs,&c. "tf 1 5sonabIe terms: and also refreshments, "A3 DO(xyieon ine ananeai noiicef - - J. F. &. 8EBRING. . -enorit, Asgait 3, 850. , ri L Ainnest!fef prarctice of Medicine Tn Fremont Jiaa sdjacpnt coirntpy. 0 .Obfics, as fiWinvrly, oK Front Street, oppo sife Deal's new feuildinfr ' : v- Fremont, Nor. 23, 1850. 37 . , , ; ' : SAHflELD &U ITCHELL WnOLXSALS AH 8ETAIL DEALERS 1H HARDWARE, NAILS AND IRON, - 1INTS, OILS, T1RNISH k BRUSHES, lXnips. Brittnaia and Jnppaned Wnref -.-. - BOPES ASD COB0AGE ? Mf Plstote Powief & lrt. . ' u V STOVES A N D PIPE j 'VllitAwrritj'jpiTBEBa op Tin and Copper Ware, at the alga of the Padlock .tad Store, in th Stare formerly occupied br E. N . Ooob, opposite the Bank. Fiwmont, Dae., 92, 1850. Tinot son & Tyler, t ifeSPECTFUl.l,Y announce to theciii JV seas of Sanilusky and adjoining counties, thai they have jnat re)ilenihed their Grocery with a large and complete Stuck, and are now prepared to supply their -Old Customers and all who may faeor them with their oaironsce, with any thing in their lino. at reduced prices. -. Their stock consists in part of Sugars, Coffee, Tens, : . Spices, Pepper, Balsens, Tobsa.cc, Sugars. Nuts, Powder, Shot. Ac. , Ac. logelherwith a large and superior assortment of : made from refiaedloafsogar. .They keep oahand a superior artiele of WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN) which will ba sold chcaner than the sameartio I eaabeboaght at any other eslablihmaot in Fre mont. 1 bey also have a choice lot of WHISKEY! which wiHbesoldfrom 34 to 26 cents pergallon. the beet article - in town, the assertion of othcbs to theeontrary notwithstanding. Lemonade, Mead, Cront and Bter, can bo fonnd at their Grocerr at all business honrs. Thankful to the public for their heretofore liberal patronage, w respectfully solicit a continuance of tn same. L Fremont, April 12th. 151 No. 5 ly. HEW GROCERY AND SALOON: - JUST OPENED IN Bnckland's Kew Brick Buildinr! . J. F. B. SEBBING, RES r ECTFULLT i nforms hi Old Customer and the Public generally, j 1 that he haa again gone into the Gro- f leery Business, and has now opened I; ONI or THE MOST EXTSKSITE Stocks of Groceries! ever hroughtta this market, withespecial reference to supply the wants of the citizens of Sanduskaod adjoining countia. 1 hieaioek coneiatsin pert of ; ' Sugars, ' ' Coffee, Teas, Spices, Pepper, , Raisins, 'Tobacco, ' .Scgars, Ac, fcc -together with aeompleteand large aassortmenlo . C AND ICS,' ' the hesterer opened in Fremont, the rtnr "bogus" dearer in Ihie article to the conlrar; not wittiatnndtng. ... NUTS, FRUITS AND PRESERVES, of the rareat kinds, will be be found at my alore. Lemonade. Ulead, Cronk and Beer, can be had 01 a moinent'a notice. Fresh Baked Bread, Cnke, Pies, and Biacnit always kept nn hand. Families wish ing to be sapplieri with Bread can at all timea be accommodated with upartor article and on the moat liberal terms. But I have neither time nor the prln'er room in hia paper, toennmerateihe aixth part of the articles kept by me, andean only aak that a discriminating public will rive me a rail and and judge for Ihem selaes. feelinr satisfied that 1 ean render entire sat isfactjen to all both as to prices and qualitr. Fremont, Jane IS, '5U. . ' F RE MTN TrHTTlJXE AND GENERAL s ' FREMONT, SANDUSKY COUNTY, O. : W.1T. KESSLER, Froprictcr. MR. KESSLER. annooncee totheTravelinc Public that ha haa returned to theabo're well known ataad and is now prepared to accommodate in the best manner, all who may furor him with their patronage. noenort will be spared to promote theeomfort and convenience of Cuests. ILT Goad 9 tasusa and careful Ostlebsio at. tendance. . Fremont, Norember 24,1849 36 A.- Mc'EIL, r f" :' Upholster & Paper Hanger, s as dusky city, onto. Sandusky city. May 17, 1851. '' . GIDEOS HATCH, Tailor; WOULDinform hisfrieudsand the public, thst he ha taken rooms at Ballville. where he intends Berrying on the above business, in all its brauenea, and hope by punctual attention and long experience in hi trade to nierilaud receive a ahare of patronage. N. B. Catting of garments of every description, aiienaro ioiatne most Issniouablestyle, and war ranted to fit. , :. Also, he is Agent for I?avia7 Pain Killer airesn supply just received nnd forsale bv GIDEON HATCH. Ballville, July 13. t850 18 - 'FiSHIOjVABIiE TAItOBIXG. -' PHILIP MAXWELL, v WOULD reepectfnllT announce thai he haa Betnoved his hop, one door South of Lcppelman's Jewelry Shop, opposite TIead Quarters, where he witl be happy o wan on nta 01a customers and all who need anv thing in hi line. ' . If rait want yoo garments made up RIGHT, and after the Latest Fashion vou must callon MAXWELL. N. B. Particular attention paid to eatting, aud warranieo 10 ni it properu made up. . Fremont, April28, 1849. . Li wcrv Stable. -.. . IBA SMITH, ' f "1 IVES notice to Ihecitixruaof Fremont, and the " public generally, thai he alill conlinnes tocar ry on the above business in all its branches and Term. Me ha made additions tehis stock of 1 Horses',- Carriages, BntTcies. cVi and ht new prepared to accommodate all who may ta.or mm wiin a can. norse ana carnages For Parties r Fa nera 1 can bo bad at anv moment. Covered andooea boggieefor men of business or pleasure, ou the nortet notice. -- Kid ins Horse of the tie at bottom. always on hand, - The strictest attention paid, so inai all wno call snail bo accommodated without delay. Team for -; Carrying Passengers or Mover's nto anv part of the eeuntrv. alwavs on hand. Those wishing an r thing in the above line, will do well to give him trial, aa he reels confident they win ne satisfied, both as to teams and prices, the former warranted to carry pae-engerslo their deoti- rrajtmn in the iirtrst pri.aii.le lime, and the latter to he as reasonable aa iio.mh'e. Bv at riot mention to bneiiteaa, he tiopea to merit a liberal share of pntinc patrmiige. it'Olaa f -irlv iimitu Narton's Foundry Fremont, Nov. ?. 1 850. ; GUEU.ti oV JItiiU, attorneys at Law & solicitor inchancerr, ' Will give their undivided alteution to profession al business intrusted to their care in 8andusky and adjnurding counties.' Office 1a the second storv of Bucktand'sBlock. FREMONT,' OHIO. BBC. J. iSr. GOOOSOX, RESPEtrTFULLY tenders his services to the people of Bellevue and vicinity . Special attention given to Diseases of Children. Dlr-aeflf th Eye, Throat and Chest. Cr OSes m Moore's Arcade," Monroe street, where he may ba fonnd night or day, when not professienly engaged. Chargea moderate. - BelloTue, May 18, 1852. 3m. tarns of l)io. Published by Authority. 70. . AN ACT. To provide for the election of prosecuting At torneys and prescribing their duties. Sec 1. Be it enacttd ly tht General Anem blyof the State of Ohio. That there shall hereafter be elected in each county of this state, by the qualified electors of the county, on the second Tuesday of October, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-three, and bienni ally thereafter, in the same manner as other state and county officers are elected, one pros ecuting attorney, whose term of office shall commence on the first Monday in January next after his election.and he shall hold his office for the term of two years, and until his successor shall be elected and qualified ; Provided, that in such counties of this state, wherein the term of office of any prosecuting attorney shall ex pire in the year 1852, a prosecuting attorney shall be elected at the fall election tor county officers in 1852, and biennially thereafter. Sec. 2. That it shall be the' duty of said prosecuting attorney, and of each prosecuting attorney now in ouce, in tins state, to prose cute for and in behalf of the state, all com plaints, suits and controversies in which the state shall be a party, and such other suits matters and controversies, as shall be directed by law, within the county for which he shall have been elected, in the district court, in the court of common pleas, and in the probate court ; and pay over forthwith, to the county treasurer.!! moneys belonging to said county, which he has or mat' hereafter collect, or which may come into his hands by war of nnes, loeieitures, costs, or otherwise, and take I he treasurers duplicate receipts therefor.one of which hesha' file with the auditor of his prop er county; and upon failure to pay over said moneys, as herein required, said prosecuting attorney shall be removed from office, in man ner as prescribed in the eighth section of this act. ' ' Sec 3. That each and every prosecutim attorney, hereafter elected, under the first section of this net, shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, take an oath or affir mation, to be endorsed upon his commission, to support the constitution of the United States and of this state, and faithfully and impartial ly to discharge the duties of his office; which said oath or affirmation may be administered by suy common pleas indue of this state, or bv anyjprobate judge of the county in which he is elected ; and said prosecuting attorney shall.he- lore entering upon the duties of his office, cive bond, with sufficient sureties, (to be approved of by the court of common pleas, or probate court.) to the state of Ohio, in any sum not less man one thousand dollars, conditioned thai he will, according to the best of his skill and abilities, faithfully discharge all the du ties enjoined on him by law, and also, that he will honestly and faithfully pay over alt mon eys by him received as such prosecuting at torney, in the manner directed by law. which said bond shall be filed with the county treasurer. Sec. 41 Thnt the prosecutine attorney for ench county in this sUte. shall receive such compensation for his services in the court of common Pleas, or other court hav ing like criminal jurisdiction, for each term, as shall be allowed by the judge of such court. of the county wherein such services shall have been rendered ; the amount of such ser vices, in both civil and criminal business per taining to his office, to be determined bv the court of common plens annually, at their first term after the first Monday in February. ; and he shall also receive such compensatin for his services in the probate court, semi-annually. as snail oe allowed Dy the probate court of the county wherein such services shall have been rendered ; the amount of such services to be determined by the probate court, annu ally hereafter, on or about the first Monday in reoruary; rrovided, however, that the probate court may, at any time after the pas sage of this act, make an allowance to the prosecuting attorney for his services rendered for the year eightet n hundred and fifty-two; all of the allowance made by the courts to the prosecuting attorneys, contemplated by this act, to be paid out of the county treasury, on the order of the county auditor. Sec. 5. That it shall be the duty of the county auditor, whenever any officer of his county shall he elected or appointed, who is required to give bond for the discharge of his duties, to call upon the prosecuting attor ney of his'county.to attend to the same; and it shall be the duty of said prosecuting attorney, upon such summons, to prepnre the proper bonds, in legHl form, to examine and tnke special care that the forms of the same, to Cether with the acceptance of the proper au thorities, the signing and sealing thereof, and all the endorsements thereon, are in conform ity to law ; and the bond of no county officer snail ne accepted ana approved, by the au thority authorized to approve and accept the same, anti! sai t bond haa been seen nnd in spected by the prosecuting attorney of the proper county ; and the county commissioners shall annually make such allowance to the prosecuting attorney for his services, under this section as they shall deem just and reasonable. : Sec 6. That on the application of any pros ecuting attorney, during the term of the court of common pleas, or the district court, the court may, if they think necessary, appoint an assistant prosecuting attorney, for whose ser vices, the court in which the service's shall be rendered, shall make such allowance ris they ghalf deem just and reasonable, to be paid out of the county treasury, on the order of the county auditor See. 1. . That if the office of prosecuting attorney, in county of this state, shall at any time Ivecome vacant,- by di-ath, disability .-rV- fVtoval or resu-nntion, nr from nny othr cause whatever, the court of snmmon plena h.tll ap point a special prowtitiiijy rttorn-v.l who shall he qualified and ffivi- hind a req-iin-'i by the third section of this act';' si'nf a-u'I special prosecuting attorney shall hoM his of fice until the proper prosecutor shall resume his duties; and, in case of death, resiijnarion. r.-moval from office, or removaf out of the county, until the next Ortohef election suc ceeding his appointment ami until hi sncccs. sor shall be elected an-lq'iilinW; anil he sliill pertorm the snme duties and receive the same compensation, as is pointed oui and prb- viaeo lor oy mis act. - . Sec. 8. That it shall he the duty of the court of common pleas', in the several counties of this state, upon complaint, in writinir. in due form of law, signed by the person or persons making such complaint, and containing dis- tinct charges and specifications against the prosecuting attorney of said county, for a wan ton and willful neglect of his duty as prose cuting attorney for said county, to cause such compliiint to be filed and entered upon their docket, and notice thereof to be given to the prosecuting attorney so charged; and upon the answer thereto of said prosecuting attor ney, to be filed within reasonable time, such as the court shall fix and limit, to proceed to hear the evidence in relation thereto; and if it shall appear to the satisfaction of said court that the prosecuting attorney, thus charged, has wantonly sod willfully oeslected to per form his duties as required by law, the court snail, at the cost of said prosecuting attorney, remove htm from office, and shall forthwith proceed to appoint another to fill the vacancy, until the next annual election; but if the court shall, upon hearing, bo of opinion that said prosecuting attorney is not guilty, then the court shall enter up judgment for costs against the person or persons making such complaint, to be recovered as upon judgment at law. , See. 9. That no person shall be eligible as a candidate for, or be elected to, the office of prosecuting attorney, who is not an attorney and counsfll.-r nt law, duly licensed to prac tice in thit state; and no prosecuting attorney, elected in pursuance of this act, shall be a member of the general assembly of this state: and no counnty Treasurer, county auditor, county recorder, county surveyor, or sheriff, shall be eligible as a candidate for, or elected to, said office of prosecuting attorney. Sec. 10. That the; act entitled "an act to provide for the election of prosecuting attor neys," passed JahUHry 29lh. 1833, and the act entitled "nn act te amend the act entited nn act to provide for the election of prosccutinu attorneys, dzc," passed February 26th 1839, and the act entitled "an act to provide fur the security of bonds given by the County officers," passed March 2 1st, 1840. be, and the same are hereby repealed ; Provid-d, that all pros ecuting attorneys, in office at the time of the passage of this act, shall continue in office for the same term for which they were elected, and until their successors shall be elected and qualified. JAMES C JOHNSON. Speaker House of Representatives. WILLIAM MKDILL. President of the Senate. April 30, 1852. 71. AN ACT To regulate the Fees of Clerks of Courts of Common Pleas. : ' See. 1. Be it enacted by he General Al terably of the State of Ohio, That the clerks of the several courts of this state, shall for ser vices rendered in civil cases, receive the fees hereinafter provided, and no more. Sea 2. For docketing each cause, to be char ged but duce, six cents; for entering the ap pearance 01 piainims and delendants, eight cents each; filling precipe, four cents; for ta king affidavit, twelve cents; fur issueing capi as, summons, supcena in chancery, writ of at tachment, writ of replevin, writ certiorari, writ 01 injunction, writ of error, supercedes, cita tion or ne exeat, or any other mesne process under seal, twenty-five cents; for entering or der to advertise, twenty-five cents ; for taking bond twenty five cents'; for taking special bail, twenty-five cents: for filling declaration, plea, demurrer, joinder, bill, answer, or nny other paper necessary to complete the pleading in any cause, six cents, and for all other naners. four cents each ; for entering the the return of 01 any writ ot mesne process, six cents; for is sueing venire for w jury, twelve cents, to be charged in each cause at law where the issue is made up; for empanneling regular jury and administering the oath, twelve cents: and for giving a certificate to the county auditor for the pay of each talesman juror.eight cents; for calling and entering each talesmsn juror, six cents; for swearing consta bles, four cents; for issuing siipoena, where there is but one witnecs named twelve cents, and for every additional name. four cents; for swearing each witness four cents; for enteting attendance of each witness six cents, and for giving order to each witness tor lees, eight cents; for entering each cause on the bar and court calender of ench terra, ten cents; for indexing each cause, ten cents for each and every term the same shall remain on the docket; for entering judgment on jour nal, ten cents; ior recording general verdict, ten cents: for entering decree or other order on journal, ten cents for each one hundred worps; for transcribing judgment or arderson the docket, ten cents; for entering satisfaction of j'idiment or decree, on record, twelve cents for entering every special rule, six cents; for entering every continuance, discontinuance or retraxit, ten cents; for entering a rule of ref erence, twelve cents, and giving a copy thereof tinder seal, twenty five cents: for entering no tice of appeal, ten cents; for drawing cost bill thirty-five cents, which shall be taxed but once in each cause; for mating up a complete rec ord in each cause, ten cents for each one hun dred words such record may contain ; making out copies of process, pleadings, records, or any proceedings in a cause, with the seal an nexed, when required by either of the parties or the law, ten cents for each one hundred words: for entering allowance of an injunction, writ of error, certiorari, or habeas corpus, ten cents; for issuing execution, thirty -five cents; for docketing each execution issued, ten cents and for making direct and reversed index, to each execution issued ten cents; and for issue ing writs of venditioni exponas and orders of sale, and scire facias, thirty-five cents each, and ten cents for each additional one hundred words said writ may contain over that number, for recording returns on writs of execution, vemfitiowt exponas srtid. or ders' of safe, fen cents for each one hundred woyds"; for issueing writs of partition, fifty cents for attending to the striking of a special jury and issuing venire therefor, one dollar; fir i-nch writ' or' process under seal, not .herein ir'o'vid--d for, liftv cents; for each certificate' to whir.il the seal of the court is required, and not herein' prm'idVd" fi fifij cents. Sec. 3. Thai the several clerk of court of this state, ahalf receive the same f.-e in crimi nal cases as are' a1ro Wed" in the various s.-cti.in a outfits' act for similar service, in civil eases: and the s ime h ill liV paid out of tile county treas ury, in all cases' whcrV-'rti' lire stiiie fails to con vict, or therein the defendant proves insol Vatr't. SW. 4. That for services rendered" to the grand jury, the clerks of the several courts of this' State shall receive the same fees ns are al lowed for similar services in civil cases in this second seetion of this act, the same to be paid out of the county treasury. . Sec. 5. That for apportioning jurors to the several townships, copying he names, and pla cing the same in the jury box, the several clerks of the courts of this state shall receive the sum of three dollars annually, to be paid out of the county treasury. Sec. 0. That for receiving poll books of justi ces' election, certifying elections therefrom, ad- administering oath, and entering the same of record, the several clerks of the courts of this state shall be entitled to one dollar, to be paid by each justice on receiving bis commis sion. . ,. Sec. 7. That the several olerks of the courts of this stale shall receive the following fees under the naturalization laws of Congress; For enteiing a declaration of intention to become a citizen of the United States, and for certibed copy. thereof under , ., . seal, twenty-five cents; for . , entering the final admission of an alien to the right of eiti zenship, and for a certified copy thereof under seal, twenty-nve cents. Sec. 8. That the several clerks of the courts of this state, shall receive from the treasurer nf their respective counties, the following fees ior miscellaneous services performed by them respectively : For Certifying fees of judges and clerks of all elections, eight cents each ; for certifying the enumeration of white male citi zens over the age of twenty-one years, to the secretary of state, one dollar ; for making .-up and completing general indexes of all itidrr- ments and drcrees, twelve Cents for each cause so indexed ; for making out lists of unclaimed costs, and paying same to treasurer, five per cent on the amount of the money paid ; for reporting annually to the county commission ers the amount of fines assessed by their re spective courts, one dollar. .". . See. 9. That the several clerks of the courts of this state, shall he entitled to receive the siihj of fifty cents for issuing license to an auc tioneer, peddler, ferry keeper, or for any other license granted by their respective courts. . a . mt . . . sec. iu. mat tne county commissioners shall furnish to the clerks of courts of their respective counties, all blank hooks stationery, and all other things necessary for the prompt discharge of their duties. Sec. 1 1. That the act lo regulate the fees of elerks in cases of naturalization, passed March, 12th. 1839, nnd sections two, (bur, and twenty three, of the act lo regulate the fees of officers in civil and criminal crises, passed March, 5th, 1831. and section four of the act for the dispo sition of unclaimed costs, passed March 18th, 1839, be and the same are hereby repeal ed. Sec. 1 2. No interest shall be taxed or collec ted on the cost bill of any suit or proceeding, had in any court ot tins state. Ct a aa int .... 1 we . a a oec 10. in is act 10 tane enect and - be in force from and after its passage - . JAMES C. JOHNSON. Speaker House Representatives. WILLIAM ME DILL, President of the Senate. May 1, 1852. -:.- -.";..:.i.. 7d ..... ... ' . AN ACT, To define the liability of townships, where the same nave been altered or diminished. ' See. 1. Be it enacted by the General At tembly of the Slate of Ohid, Th'ait whenever any township in this state Bhali have been or may hereafter be altered, diminished, or in any way changed, by the formation of new townships, oi additions to other townships, or otherwise, such original township, rind all parts and portions of the same, shall remain liable, to the same extent, on all contracts, engagements or liabilities, contracted by such township, prior to such change, as if no such alteration, diminution or change, had taken place. Sec. 2. That the trustees of any township, in case of adivisiou or change, as provided in the first section, which shall have retained the original name ofsuch township, shall, in levy ing attix for the payment of any legal or just claim, against such township, contracted pri or to any change as aforesaid, procure a cer tified abstract from tho auditor of tho proper county, or incase parceles of such township shall have been attached to townships of dif ferent counties, then from the auditors of the connties to which any portion of such town ship shall have been attached, of all the. tax able property situate in such attached portions together witn tne name ot the persona owning the same ; and in making the ussessment and levy for the payment of any such indebtedness, or interest thereon, at the time now . or that may hereafter b provided by law for making such levy, ait amount hot exceeding the amount now limited, or thai may hereafter be limited by law, for the payment of claim's against townships, on all the taxable' property in the limits ofsuch township ns it was boun ded before such change, and certify an ab stract thereof to the county auditor of the proper county, or in case parcels of such town ship shall have been attached to territory in different counties, then said trustees shall cer tify an abstract of the tax levied opon the property in such parcels respectively, to the auditors of the respective counties, together with the names of persons so assessed.and the amount assessed to each; and such auditor or auditors shall thereupon enter tha same upon the duplicate, designating the persons so taxed, and for what purpose such levy has been made, and the taxes shall be collected thereon as in other cases. Sec, 3. Tha treasurer of the county or counties collecting nny tax as' aforesaid assess ed, shall, on demand, pay oyer to the treas urer of such township on th'e order of the trustees thereof, after the first day of March of any year when the. same may have been collected, asmoneys that may have baen col lected for such township, and shall be entitled to the same fees, and subject lo the same lia bilities, for duties performed under this act, as in other cases. JAMAS' C. JOHNSON. Speaker House of Representatives WILLI M MEDILL, President of the Senate May I, 1852. 77. AN Xcf, To provide for collecting the Statistics of Crime. Sec. f. Be it enacted hit the General As temlily of the State of Ohio, That each' prus ecuting attorney ahull, between' the tenth and twentieth days of December, in every, yet', report to' the attorney general a particular statistical account of all crimes prosecuted by indictment in his county, during the year next preceedinjj;' which account shall specify the number of persons prosecuted, the crime crimes for which each person was prosecuted. the result of each prosecution, ' and the pun iskment (if sny) awarded thereupon, and al so the amount of costs in each ease, and what portion thereof has been, and " what portion probably will bo, collected,; and each prose cuting attorney shall report, likewise, which of the crimes so prosecuted, were, in his opia ion, committed under the influence of ardent spirits.': T-rlit - i . . Sec 2. That the clerk of each court hav ing cognizance of pleas of the state prosecu led by indictment, shall, between the first and jfth days of December, in every year, make out and deliver to the prosecuting attorney of the county, an accurate statement of the costs taxed or taxable in each ease, prosecuted as aforesaid, and determined during -the year next preceeding; which statement shall speci fy the portion of costs collected by execution or otherwise, from the defendant or defendants, and in what eases execution has been issued. : aec. a. mat court having cognizance as aforesaid, shall make such allowances, paya ble out of the county treasurer, to the clerk and prosecuting attorney, for perfortnancei of the services hereby required,as to the judge or judges mereot, may seem reasonable. JAMES C. JOHNSON;-' ' 8peaker House of Representatives.: WILLIAM MEDILL, 1 v -: " ;; ' ' President," of the Senate. May 1, 1852. . 1.3 , ; i ' - ' ioi 1 1 r 1 " 1. j -S: : . ,i:ot- ;:- :.M.; V J3. . :ii::i-.-,r;.., .. :'::-r ':";r; ' 'An act;- : '; - To regulaie ihe lines of judgements. ' Sec. 1. Be. it enacted by the General At tembly of tht State of Ohio, That judgements by confession, and judgements on alt. suits rendered at the tame term .of .the court at which said suits commenced, shall only have a lien on land from the day oei which said judgement Shall fee rendered ; Provided, that no such judgemeot shall have priority as to such lien, over any other such judgement ren dered at the sam time., : ,; . Sec 2 That the act entitled art. act "in re lation to judgements by confession," passed reoruary 11m, is 10 be and the same is hereby repealed. . , . JAMES C JOHNSON, , Speaker House of Representatives. WILLIAM MEDILL,. President, of the Senate.. ; May. 1..1852.. , , ; - 0 : - :' : 70 . ir TV v.: " : '" ' AN ACT. ; - '. "' ' Dufinirfg the powers of Plank and Turnpike noaa vompanies. .'-!. See. 1. Be it en acted by th General At- tembly of Vie State of Ohio, That it shall and may be lawful for any plank road or turnpike company heretofore chaptered rifrder th'e la'ws or this state, for the purpose of constructing any road authorized by their respective char ters, arid to provide for any present indebted ness which may exist against said companies respectively. 10 issue tile brands 01 stlctf com pany, to the amount, including such indebted ness,- ooe-nsit ot the capilol stock of said com pany actually paid in; and "expended itf the construction of such road ; said bonds to be issued in sucn sums. ana. in such torras, as luc board of directors of said several compa nies may each prescribe, and id tew iriteresL and become payable al such time or times; nd place or places, as their may severally des:g nale: and for the redemption of which, the taiin 01 saiu several companies' are Hereby re spectively pledged together with the proper ly; fights and franchises thereunto belonging; and which said bonds shaft not be subject to a higher rate of interest than that provided by law , Provided, that nothing herein con tained shall be so construed as to authorize bonds lo be issued of a less denomination than one hundred dollars, or in the similitude of bank notes, designed to circulate as money. Sec 2. That the stockholders' of any com- pany wuicn snail issue bonds under tne au thority of this act, for the purpose of raisipg money, with which to' construct ihe road of such company, or any part thereof, , shall be each individually liable fur the payment of. sucn ponds, over and above the stock by such stockholders owned, to a sum at least equal in amount to the stock owned by each, at the time the indubteduesson account of said bonds shall be created. , , .... ' Sec That any company thai . shall avail itself of the provisions of this eel, shall be gov erned by and be subject to the provisions of v J4. .iirt. ui) jicii-niicr ue pnueu, for the incorporation of turnpike and plank road companies.' ' JAMES" C. JOHNSON, Sweater Iloutt of Repretenidtivet, ' WILLIAM MEDILL. President of tht Senate; May 3, 1853. ' '-" so: . 'v':- AN ACT . To provide for filling vacancies in' the Board of County Commissioners, and prescribing their powers and duties fn certain esses, See. 1. Be it enacted by tht General Aseem- bly of the State of Ohio,: That the county commissioners of the respective counties, shall uato power cuiupounu , ior, or release, in whole or in part, any debt, judgement, tine or amercement due to their county, and for the use thereof, except in cases where they, or either of them, are personally interested ; and .l tr ' .ti 11 1 wiicue.ver saiu commissioners snail compounu fori or release, in whole' or in part, any debt. judgement, fine or amercement, as aforesaid, they shall enter upon their lournal a statement of the facts in the case, and the reasons that governed tlvetrr in making such release or composition'.. Sec. 2. That the provisisns of this act shall not extend to cases mentioned in an' act enti tled an act restraining the power of county commissioners to remit tines, penalties and judgements, in certain casesi passed February eight, one thousand eight hundred and forty seven. Sec. 3. Thnt wlienevor there shall be a' vacancy in the office of county commissioners.' from death, resignation, removal, or any cause other than the expiration of the term for which ha was elected, and the. interest of thol county sialt. require such vacancy to bo hlled h'-fore the next nnnuil election, jho' probafe lu.lvfe, auditor, an'J county reb irder,' ofsuch co'inty, or a in iiority of them, shall meet at ihe seal of justice of thecounty, and appoint uiio ur inure conimisstuners, as ine case may require, who shall continue in office until the next annual election, and until the coinmiss- orioner or commissioners ibeh elected, shall be, qualified, and ho longer ; .- srid . the absence of any commissioner, from - ibe county, for aii months in succession, shall be - defiined a re ignatiou of the office. - r ?"-.:, , .; m,;i. See. 4, That the fourth and twelfth sections of the act entitled an act establishing boards of county n com naisaiouers, passed. March fifth one thousend eight hundred and thirt-onV; end the fourth section of the act, passed. February, eighteenth, one thousand- eight -- hundred and forty-eight, entitled So act to, extend the fhe-. visions of the act :- passed Eebruary twenty eight, one thousand eight hundred and forty three, entitled an aet to authorize . the eourti of common pleas to remit judgment .or re cognizances in certain eases, and : to OiV-f purposes, be and the same are ? hereby tut pealetL SMI uum l-f;r':r,r "!-:Ea yr4 -v t JAMES D JOHNSON, y ;; Speaker House of Rpreeh(atiyesi w. r. f WILLIAM MED1LL.U -no, JWd-sswMw President of theSeBai&i '' AprilJ 001858? ' .Mn 1 iriami V, . .81.. ' "4t ATI;;t v..-:t;-vf ' . ' AN ACT ' "i:-ci! . rr .!"'.; s,i ....- ;;-! To authorize Guardians to release the intrr est of their Wards in tax titles to real at ..Mate..r. m. L','s iJi h.it , .. See l." Be it enacted by th General At embty of the Stat of Ohio, That where any .lands, tow lots, or other - Teal estate, ,ha heretofore been,' or hereafter niay be sold lui taxes; and the tide thereto his become , fes-' led is any minor, it shall and may be lawful for the guardian of soch minor 4o,onvey,,iii the names and on behalf of the minor.by dtd of relefsa and quit-claim all Ihe . right, title interest of said minor, in lawor equity, in sod to" Such lands, town lots, or other real estgtei to any person tir persons . entitled to redeeAt or recover the same ; Pro vided, that such per son or persons so entitled to redeem or reco eriaid land, town lot, or other real, estate; shall pay to the guardian aforesaid, an amonnl of money hot less than - that . for wlilcli ibe same was sold; and the taxes, subsequeotiy paid thereon by the purchaser, or those claim ing under him, together- with interest -, and fifty per centum on the whole amount so paid by such purchaser,! or those- claiming under him. " ;- . , -, . ,., : Vlv t.-a-je , Sec i If any guardian shall tender a deed of release and quit-claim of the right and title of his ward or w ards in and to any lands, tow a1 lots, or other real estate, sold for taxes, to any persrjn or periontl entitled to redeem or recov er the same, as aforesaid, end such, person or persons shall refuse to. accept such, deed- pa! the term's and conditions specified in the pre ceding section, he er they, shall not recover costs accruing aftei such lender, ; it) atiy pro ceeding that such person or persons may -institute for the redemption or recovery of such1 lands, town hits. Or other real estate -, . ?: f..5r;:., - ,JAMES C. J OHNSfi, Speaker of flout of RepreientaiivaL, . 1 t.x-J : .? WILLIAM MEDILL; ' i!nn-i?wi -y President of the Senate --April SO, l855.Vv.5i3 f.H, ;W iii f' r "f ' fyt 1 T 1 ' im'i T -1ini' i . (;v.':-:.-.--r;.; .; ;r ! . -,.' '.-a ';-' '"' "AtWA-cf t---:Hiet To au thorize County A u di tors id' place taxable' . Lands upon the Tax" Duplicate, fn' numeri cal order. ' v :; 7 ", " ' , "Sect Be tt ena'ctiaf If & General At: tiMlj of ihe Slaitof pkid, .'Th ai t he TOun r auditor of any county in this stale, triay, : in' making out the difpticate oT tafes of ary stfcW county, for this and! ea'sh sucoeedirig year; place each seperate tracf of real property, in each a'rfd every township in such county,' according' to1 the tftfrnerical ibrdef of th see tion in which said tract or tracts . tWa'y- bo' sit uate, and the same shU be placed on said! duplicate, ini a lineor lines, immediatety dp positeto, and after the name 'or names of thdf dwne or A'WnerS of s'tfch tract.' : . i v.ufi .. : JAMES C.J0HNS0"Nf '-- i m Sneaker Hoa'ss pf RcpresentafivesV ,v::,, WILLI AM. JjEDlLk-.-nf 9 jPresideatbor the SenatAV May S, 1852. . ' .,' ......I" . T ' 83. .. ,i'i.-s v-f ..ni -ri- . -RiS'-f-.v'F. , Further preset ibing the duties of the. Anditsrf .; of State. ;'s, ...fJ.3 -.d'.,: -.,. See. . 1. Be it enacted by -the . General "A temlyofthtStaU of Ohio, That the Au&U lor of State is. hereby require J to take iin medurte steps, to secure to the Slate of , Oliio the- title (o all : lands, heretofore granted 6 that may hereafter be granted to this' Slateby various sets of Congress, for the oompletionr of the Ohio. Miami, and. Wabash & Erie nsls, or for other purposes, , , , See. 2. That lite said Auditor of Stat W further required, if H become , necessary, to use uch mearhj se. he rrfay deem' advisable to obtain further legislation by Congress, to vest in the State of Ohio all or any of. said Xaadrf. together with such other as this state majr hsve sold, and lo which aid sla to' . has' not hftf.erto secured a valid title;' Provided, hit no. roone v or other compensation shall be paid,' either directly or. indirectly,' by. safd" Auditor lo aWy person, for securing ittcHF Title; ot pro-' curmg such further legislation;" ' M J AME c johnsonj- ; ; Speaker House of Rwresentitest' . , , WfLMAM5 .MEDILL.'. V; i "" President of the Senate'' May l. T852v' , . - V- ' . - ;iAN - ACTj. To prescribe the duties of the Attorney Gen eral. ' i .:, 1 ii See. 1." & if inacled by tht fiWrraf Aitem blyofihe &ate of Ohio, That each A'l'torhey General elect; before entering, upon .the per formWce of his dutes shall take an oath of affirmation, before the supreme court, or soma. judge thereof, to support the Constitution of tnu oniurci nciiea, anu tne gtnsuKU(ion oi tnn Slate tif Onnahd Piithfuir , to' discharge! he' duties of his office; and sh ill also give bond to the state of Ohio, in the sum of five! fhoiiV san'd dolhirs with two or more sureties, to be approved by the; Qjjyernii fur the time being, conditioned that he will faitlifult)' tlis-' charge h: duties as aforesaid, and t'ul' Jiay into the treasury of state, - all phblio moneys nfhfuh m'aV cii'me into his hand , Sec." f: Th-t a certificate', or the 01th or affirm iti-Mi so taken, shall1' be filedi' together' with tin; bond, in Ihe o'fibe of the Secretary of State,' and recortl' of the v'samo ' yhalUra' .made anil kept in the said - secretHrj-'g' tiffice.' Sec. 3. That the Attorney General shall1 appear for the Btat'J.ia sh; trial and nyi-