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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
[No. 143.] AN ACT
Mikiii appropriations fur the year one thou
sand ii)jlii hundie.l and lift y-six.
[CONCLUDED]
For a contingent fund of ilw romrnisainnerol
common srhools, six hundred dollars.
Kor pitying Henry P. Bowman and U. C.
Hark-wooii, to be ditidt-d between tlti'in as they
shall aeree, fifty dollais; and for paying Daniel
Udelo'l, twelve dollars, their excuses as
witness In-line tlit senate- eoiiiiuiuee of ft
Centre.
Kor p'tving J. C. Frine his expenei. as witness
beloie house, invegiieaiinu committee, thirteen
ilollxrn and h'ftv cenis.
K.ir paring J. D. Called end P. Ileaton, ten
iloHur to ttie former, and six to the latter, fot
examining the uf w lunatic asylums, the sum ol
(ultLil dullars. ,
For pavinu tlie rent due to K. 8. ilrookH for
houses' for storing the arms ot the. state, three
hundred and seventy-five dollars.
For t'.iyiriK L. 1. Rice for eonviny and record
inii tieid notes of survey uud-.r the direction of
llii: secretary of stale, live hundred forty-lou
dollars and twenty-five cents.
For paying John N. Faxon 1 1 is expenses in
roing to Litictiinnti to seivc subpreuas, lour doi
tali and Ally cents.
Sr.cnoN ii. No moiie-ia herehy appropriated
shall be drawn from trensuiy of slate, lor ain
purpose prior to the time that Hurl) money or
moneys shall become due and payable to the per
sonseuliiled to receive lliesuine; Provided thai
five hundred dollars of the sum appropriated for
tile general ejpense of the blind an I deaf and
dumb asylum;, 8nJ one thousand dollars of the
sums appropriated for each of the lunatic asy
lums, snail be a contingent fund, to heexpende I
as may be required for said iiisiitulious to b.'
drawn quarterly, end vouchers fur the expendi
ture of the same to be certified, and approved by
the auditor of state, provided that the sum of
one hundred dollars of the contingent fund may
with the approbation of the trustees be appro
priated for procuring a library for each of the
two new lunatic asylums.
Sfxtios 3. There shall be transferer! from time
to time as the same may be required, to pay ap
propriations ou the requisition of thesudilor of
Male from the sinking fund to the general reve
nue, a sum or sums uot exceeding in all the sum
of five hundred fifty-four thousand eight hun
dred and nine dollars and thirty-two cents.
Sec. 4. All a-to or parts of a:ts superceded
by or inconsistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed. T. lis act shall take ef
fect and be in force from and after its
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of Senate, pro tem.
April 11, 1856.
[87.] AN ACT
To am 'ti l an act entitled
net to provide
tor the organization o? Cities ami incorporated
Villages.' nnd the ant amendatory thereto,
passed March ll, 1SS3.
Section l. Be il enacted by tin General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, Thut section
twenty-second of said amendatory act, be so
u mended as to read as follows: Sec. 22. That
the puwers granted to the council of any city,
by section cixly -tour and sixiy hve of the"uctl
10 nrovi.l.i for the ouuiizilioti of cities and
incorporated villaces." are hereby trained to the'
Louiicils of any incurporaied village.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
[No. 88.] AN ACT
To amend the ncl to regulate the Fees of ofli-
. er rs in Civil mid Criminal cases.
'. Stciiow 1, Be il enacted hv the General As
sembly of the Slate of Ohio, That section four
teen of the act entitled ' an acl lo regulate the
lees of officers in civil and criminal cases,"
passed March 5, 1831, be. amended no as to
read as lollows: lyo. 14. Ihat each county
ties each commissioner shall be allowed fi
dollars pe.r day for li iu tu r vices, lo be paid out
of the couniy treasury as aforesaid.
bccrion 2. ihat original section fourteen of
the acl afuresaid, be and the same is hereby re
pealed.
Skltios 3. That the aet .ntitled "an act to
commissioner shall be allowed Iwn dollars per
day for his services, to be paid out of Ihe conn-
ly treasury, upon the order of the county audit-
or; except in cuuiiiies in which, by the last fed
eral cruatis, lhe. population amounted to one
hundred thousand or upwards, in which coun-
fix the compensation of the tonimissioners of
Hamilton couulv, passed Mirch 20, lbOU, ba
passed
hurl lhe same is herehv
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
[91] AN ACT
To authorize Seminaries of learning to change
their ll amis and become Colleges.
Section 1. Be it enacted bvt he General As-
em.Iy of ihe iStaie of OAio, That seminaries
learning, incorporated by the. general luw
special aet, shall have power to change their'
names aud become collegia, and after such
change, lo confer upon iln-ir graduate! the tisu-j
ill degrees granted by colleges; provided that no
such change aa herein authorized shall alter in
any respect Ihe privileges and respoiinbillties
i. . , ' . ,
ime, ir uiipubeu upon or enjoyed Dy sueni
seminaiirs.
Sictiom 2. Every seminary availing itself of
power herein givn shall, iu making such'
change, eiuer a resulmion wiih full minutes of'
their action upon ill. ir legular record of lhe1
Axing thereto iis coinnion seal ; and
before llielely lake effect of such resolutions, il
shall ba accuring transcribed and wiih lhe ac-!
coinpanving minutes, and the common leal
a hXMlbefi ed in i he nfTirn ,,f ih. ,.m,H., nd
the proper ennuty and record, d by that officer
and also Bled in the i ffiee of the secretary
State lo be recorded hv i,l .e,..r.-. .n 1 .,,!
copy of such file or record, duly certified by lhe
county recorder or secretary of State, as lhe
case may be, shall be evidence In lhe courts of
lhe State.
Scctiov 3. After making the change herein
authorised, suits may ba brought by or against
such corporations, in the name assumed in pur
tun ii re of this act.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856
[No. 137] AN ACT
late of tall lo be rliarged bv Ibc
Wheeling anil Caiiit Cousulidatid Plank Road
Company.
SitTioii.' 1 Be it enacted by the Gtnerul As
r.emfjfy ol Ohio, That the Wheeling and Cadiz
Cous'ilidated Plank Road Company be auihor
rn to rrreive from persons Ira.cliug on,
nsing said load, the following lolls, lor every
im miles travel on said road, und iu lhe
propuilioiu for any has dittanee, lo wit :
every carriage, sled, &b i,h or other venule
drawn by one imrn or cthn animal, hlteen n nt.,
for each addilional aiiiuml, it n ii .nr, (urewiv
horse and rider, eipl.t cents, fui eien horse mule,
oi ass, six mouths old or npi.arun, fed or diutn,
finr outs, tor uriy Ileal of neat tattle,
mouths bid oi upwuidfe, tan ceuib for every
lead of hogs, one uiil, for evetv head of iherp.
one halt ceul. (or every siag loadi, diawn
"oi.e, biiv teuis, pio.iniu inai auy 11
son or p, ibona noing lo and from any pub!
worship, on lhe SubUih, f-ueials. militia mui-
ten, elections, jurvini u gningtuand from com1
tU troops of the Cmlid S'ales ai,d i.f t hit, Stale
n:ay pii cn tuitl j.Ul!: iod fi hem toll.
"Sv.cTioB 2. This act to take effect on and af
ter its
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1856.
[140.] AN ACT
to provide for I he collecting and safe-keeping
ol the pttDiic arms.
Skctiom I. Bo it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio. That it is here.
by made the duty of the Sheriffs of the several
counties in the Slate of Ohio, under the direction
of the Quarter Muster General to collect toeeth-
cr and safely keep iu 'the public buildinits or
some suitable place in llieir respective counties
all the public arms and acconterments belong
ing to the Slate of Ohio (except those in the
hands of regular organized volunteer companies)
and hold the same subject to the order and di
rection of the Quarter Master General.
Suction 2. The Quarter Master Uencriil may
allow lo 'he she i id's a responsible compensation
for the duiiis required by this act to be paid out
of the Governor's contingent fund on the order
of the Auditor of Stale.
Skctics 3. This act to lie in force on and af
ter its passage.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR.
President of the Senate, pro tem.
April 11, 1856.
[No. 112] AN ACT
Authorizing cemetery associations heretofore
incorporated, to avail themselves of the pro
visions of an act entitled "an act making
provision; for the incorporation of cemetery
association," passed February 24. 18-18.
SrcTtoN I. Be it enBCted bv the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That any cemetery
association heretofore incorporated, either by
special or general act, may come in under the
act entitled ' an act making provision fur the
incorporation of cemetery associations," passed
February 21. 1618. by their trustees or directors,
filing with the county recorder a certificate of
on
ng wnn ine couniy recorder a ce locate u
lr desire and intention so lo do, setting forth
Ihe title of the act under which they were 'f.'"-
porate. wntcn act snail oe oeemeti iiioperauve
n.t ..nlwl bo rt a,,l, nccni-ia t inn frnm lhe timet
of filing such intention, whose duty it shall be
lo recorn ine same in wi'i manner eei iwiiu ,u
the second section of said act, passed February
21, 1318, and thereafter such association shall
in all respects be governed by the provisions of
this act: Provided, that all the transactions had
and rights required by the association under
the eel by which they were incorporated before
filling their certificate as aforesaid, shall be
valid and binding in all respects as though the
same had been done under Mid act.
Scction 2. This act shall take effect and be
iu force from and after its passage.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1856.
[No. 98.] AN ACT
risdiction
lo amend an act emitted "an act defining the i
jurisdiction and regulating the practice of
1 robate Cuurls, passed March 11. lb J.).
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General As-
scmbly ot tlie ftiale ot unto, liiat in couiiuesi
in its state wnere me rrooaie judges naic ju-1
of certain crimes and ofiViires, it
I n i r. f .. I ;rlo,u i miMuh line
i " Z :Z 7.1a ll h ZiZZ.ii, . m
iiilorinatir.il lilefl Dy ine prosecuting auoruejs,
because of any defect or error in lire papers or
proceeding ol any justice ol peace or mayor, ue-lSenil,e
hire vvhom Ihe original ntamiiiation in lliu cbsh
was had. frovuleil llt no (Worinauoii snail
be Cled by such prosecuting attorney before sucH
judge for any olli -nce not specified in the. trans-
cutpt from the docket ot tueh justice ol lhe
praee or mayor.
Rfctios 3. The prosecuting attorney of any
such county may file his information original-1
ly in lhe probate courl without a preliminary!
Hearing wrore an examininB conn, upoi t ie
rT ;
judge shall issue his warrent for the arrest of the
defendant, who, w.icn arrested, shall be taken
Utlore said judge anil thereupon to De recogiiuect
,0 appear at lhe next term of the said court, or
in default thereof lo be committed ' "
pi me proper county
Tllis acl lo be in force
from and ufter its passage.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 11, 1856.
[No. 145.] AN ACT
i To amend a certain act therein named.
Srmoit 1. Be il enacted bv the General As-
seinbly of the State ot Ohio, That the act enti-:
tteu "an del io oineiiu an act eniiueo an aci
j to piovide lor the organization of cities and in-
corporatea villages passei May J, looi, onu tut,
several acts amendatory thereof and supplemrn-1
tary thereto" passed April 5lh 1856, shall tab
effect on the passage heieof, and be of the same
force hr if nac.sed nrinr lo the firnl day of Anril
I im: - ; ,;.i ,. ,i,a aru nnt.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
[No. 146.] AN ACT
'
To protect lhe investments of municipal corpo
rations in Ihe slock of Railroad Companies.
Sfctioh I. Be it enacted by the Ganeral As
sembly of the State of Ohio, "That no railroad
incorporated under me general laws
' roinnanv
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of this blale, or that may hereafter be created
I B,,d orporated under said laws, snail con
the tl,ucl'! railroad, or branch ihereol or any
''! ell"r wllhl lh. I'ml,s of Athens or
Washington county in this State unless a ma
seminary. i J""'' jt lho qualified viers of an id county
?'""! l''ious!y assent thereto in the inauntr
nereiuafier provided. Provided that this section
' ,h" "ot "PP'T ,0 p,,rh roads as are located,
" raniraci, mill nave aa mucn our
mile graded
BicnoN i.
. "en0" t,
ootti ol dire
. Upon written application of the
ctors of any company proposing to
constiuct its road in either of said counties the
commissioners of such county may submit the
question lo the qualified voters of the couniy,
who (hull vole a primed or wiiitrn ticket : for
construction, or against construction, either al
the annual spring or fall election, by giving at
least thirty das public notice in one or more
lie., spa wit of general circulation in said coun
ty, and if, at such election, a majority of the
legal voles cast shall be in favor of permitting
the constiuctton ol oiich mad, the company
shall iiroeeed lo build il, subject to the provis
ions of the act for the creation and regulation
ol iinorpoiatid companies, pasted May
162.
KtcTtoN 3. This acl shall take effect from and
after its passage, and shall be in force for the pe
riod of five years, from the taking effect thereof.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tem.
April 10, 1856.
[No. 120.] AN ACT
six
by
c
In addition lo the several acts iu itlation
the courts of justice and their poucis and du
ties.
huriON 1. Be it enacted hv Ihe Genera) As
stmblv of lhe Slate nf Ohio, That the courts
common pleas shull have jurisdiction lo enjoin
the illegul afse6smenl of taxes, and the collec
tion of taxes illegally ussetad; und of aclicuit
to lecover back the amount of fuch laxes
may ha.e been or shall licreafier be collected,
without regard to the amount thereof.
CttTiOK 2. Actions to rnjoiu the illegal
setsmeiil of taxes shall be brought against
ruuuty auditor, and biro a&iul any uiuuicips
corporation for whose use or benefit the assess-1
incut may be made ; where such assessment may
not go on to the county duplicate, the action
shall be against the corporation making Ihe
same; actions the collection of taxes shall be
brought against Ihe officer having the collection
thereof; and actions lo recover back such taxes
after llie collection of the same against the offi
cer making ihe collections ; or, in case of his
death, against his personal representatives; and
wheie the taxea are not collected on the county
duplicate, the corporation making the assessment
shall also be made defendant ; but no recovery
ahull be had unless the action be brought with
in one year after the taxes shall have been collec
ted. Sectios 3. When an action shall he. brought
to enjoin the collection of taxes, bond shall be
given as ill oilier costs ; if the plaintiff shall
admit a part of the taxea to have been legally
assessed, he shall first pay or lender the sum ail
miller! to- be legally due; and the injunction
snail be a sufficient justification ol the otttcer
having the collection of such taxes or not col
lecttng the same.
Section 4. A petition in error, in the nature
of a bill of review, my on leave of the supreme
court or any judge thereof, be filed in the su
preme court to reverse or modify any decree in
chancery that heretofore has been or that here
after shell be remk'retl in any district court in
Ibis State, in which the title, to real estate is in
controversy, or the amount in controversy is not
less thon five hundred dollars, and the proceed
ings upon said petition in error shall in all re
spects be governed by the act of the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, passed February
24, 1848, entitled "an act to dispense with the
necessity of copying the papers in bills of review
end for other purposes,' and the act of March
18, 1851, entitled " an act lo amend the act di
recting the mode of proceeding in chancery,'
provided however, that the provisions of this
section shall not extend to suits that shall have
been commenced since the first day of July,
A. D. 1853; and provided also, that said peti
tion in error shall be tiled upon within three
years from ihe time of rendition of said decree so
sought lo be reversed or modified.
Section 5. Whenever, in the opinon of any
, of ,he cour, of cnmmon eas ,he pilblic
i ;.,,,Vr. cl, ;, :, ,i. ;,i .., i' n ..
point , assislBn pruse'cuting attorney lo aid
j h prosecution of such offense as to lhe court
. .. r . . .
shall seein proper, and the county commission
ers shall pay for the services of such assistant
prosecuting attorney so rendered, such compen
sation as to them shall seem just end proper,
i , . . nnrj hv ,
N. H. VAN NORHES,
Speaker the House of
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1856.
[No. 150.] AN ACT
For the appinntmut of three joint investigating
cuiiiiuiiieeB ueiiuing ineir powers aim pre
scribing their duties.
Sectioii 1. Be tl enacltd bv thcGenaral As
semWy of the Stale of Ohio, That Robert VV.
Taylor of the Senate and Benjamin F. Smith
ana Jolin ft. bennetl ol lhe House of Represen
tatives, be, and they arc hereby appointed a
jint comiiltrc o ,t.e General Assembly, on
Fjn.nce , ,vh0!l(, tUltv n shM (ri lhe rt.C(.ss
of the General Assembly to investigate all lhe
transactions of the public agents who now havi
or uerelo(ore have hllll lhe cust0(ty or ,iisbllrse
rneU of h,ic j , ,hert,0r
I V , l,url a. u. aiijuurneo session ine resun
i " ' r investigations and tne true condu tons
i of ,,, fmiinc f ,he Slale
, Stc. o ThU Corn-lius S. Hamillon of the
Hn, Pa Wealherl.y and John A. Blair
()f Inp louse of Representatives, be, ond they
Bre hfI(,by Bppoiinw a joill, colnllliure 0f lhe
Gellerlli aswinblv on the public w orks whosa
,,, it thM ,,,- thl, rcctw f lh Qen-ral
Ai.(.trMv fl v , iu.s,ip,ill(, ,, iranac-
lions and expenditures of lhe board of public
w irks ai.d make report thereon at the adjourned
sr ason.
i n Si)a8 ,r()n ,m Isaac Braylnn of the House
of Representative, b und Ihey are hereby ap-
poilpj a jjnl Connnittee of ihe. General As-1
M n bHc instilulions aml buildiiics.
w j h b;. d . . f .
Fpi nditures about tlie new
state house, the. penitentiary, lhe three lunatic
asylums, the blind and the deaf and dumb asy
lums and to make report at lhe adjourned session
ol the General Assembly.
Six. 4. That each of said committees, a ma
jority of whom shall be a quorum for lhe trans
action of business, shall be authorized to exam
ine such of the public officer., bouks and papers
in the same as they may severally deem necessa
ry and proiwr, and also lo compel lhe attend
ance of person, and the production of books and
General Assembly fully lo investigate all the
i transactions and expenditures about the new
pacr6i
- y
Sic. 5. Thai each of said committees are an-
ihrHvle( n ,,plov a cleik or accountani if they
fil)( u nPC,.F51I). ,0 1)poin, one of their number
chai,man who is authorized lo administer oalhs.
.
to issue process to compel the attendance of wit
nesses which may be served by any sheriff, ser
geant at aims, of eiiher branch of the geneial as
sembly or other person appointed by such com
mittees. Sic. 6. That each of said committee shall
have all the powers of a court of record to pnn-
isn oy nue ana imprisonment any person lor ills
obedience lo i is process, refusal lo testily, or
other contempt of its authority.
Srx. 7. The sum of fil teen hundred dollars is
hereby appropriated lo pay the current expenses
incident to lhe execution of this act, which shall
be drawn by lhe chairman of said committees
as required for that purpose, upon the order of
tne auditor ; anu snoutd any ol said committee
men, for any reason, be unable to perform their
duties under this act, the governor shall then ap
point some oilier members of the general assem
bly to act in his place.
This act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro. tem.
April 3, 1856.
[No. 151.] AN ACT
1,
I'
of
at-
as
lhe
To tax banks and banking companies iucorpora
ted under the act entitled " an acl to incor
porate the Slate Bank of Ohio and other
banking companies," passed February 24th,
1615.
Sfctio I. Bo it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That it shall be the
duty of the president and cashier of each bank
ing company organized under the act entitled
"an act lo incorporate the state bank of Ohio
and other banking companies," passed February
VI, 1915, on ur before the second Monday
May, in each year, to make out under oath, and
return lo the proper assessor of the township,
town or ward where such company is located,
certificate containinga statement of the amount
of Ihe capital stock of such company paid
and remaining aa capital slock undiminished
losses,or otherwise, together with the amount
surplus and contingent fund and undivided
profits accrued prior lo the first Monday of Ihe
preceding November, as Ihe same were on the
day preceding the second Monday iu April, prior
lo the said second Monday in May ; and the
amount so relumed shall be placed on the coun
ty duplicate, and on Ihe. city duplicate, where
city taxea are collected on a separate duplicate.
and laxed be other personal property in the same
township, town, Milage or waul may be taxed
by law. In making the certificate aforesaid, any
pin lion ol said capital stock, surplus or contin
gent fund or undivided profits invested in real
estate which is subject lo taxation under
laws of t li its slate, may be deducted, but
certificate shall specify the amount so deduct
rd.
Ssc. 2. Each assessor of any township
ward wiihiu the limits of which any such bank
ur banking company may tie located, in case any
president or cashier of such hank or banking
company shall refuse or neglect lo make out, and
deliver to the assessor the statement herein re
quired, after the provisions of this act shall have
Deen accepted by sucn DanK as hcreinaiier pro
vided, shall, as in other cases ascertain Ihe a
mount of such capital slock, surplus and contin
gent fund and undivided profits, and shall return
uiesame lo tne county auditor, or to sucn oilier
officer as the law regulating his duties may re
quire, and the amount thus ascertained, with the
addition of fifty per centum thereof, shall be en
tered upon the proper duplicate for taxation ;
provided, that in cases where city taxes are as
sessed and collected by the city authorities, ihe
taxes upon banks, ns provided for in this act,
shall be assessed and collected the same as city
taxes upon other property for the lime being are
assessed and collected in such city.
Sir. 3. It shall be the duty of every assessor
in whose jurisdiction there shall be located any
such bank or banking eoinpnny, to leave with
some proper orheer ol such bank or banking
company, a notice lo moke out and deliver the
sluteineut required in the first section of this
act.
Sec. 4. That ench and every bank or banking
company accepting the provisions of this act
shall make out and transmit a certificate thereof
to the auditor of the county in which such bank
or banking company is loculcd and shull also
transmit a certified copy of such acceptance to
the auditor of state who shall file the same in
his office.
Sec. 5. This act shall not be constructed to
repeal the sixteenth (sixtieth section of the act
"to incorporate the slate bank of Ohio and other
banking companies" aforesaid, but to suspend
the operation of said section as to the several
companies accepting the provisions hereof dur
ing the time Ihcy shall continue lo be taxed as
provided in this act.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
[No. 138.] AN ACT
Supplementary to an act "to prescribe the times
for holding the court of common pleas in the
third sub-division of the fifth judicial dis
trict," passed February 8, 1856.
Section 1. Bj it enacted bv lhe General As
sembly of theSlaleol Ohio, that at tlie terms ol ,
Franklin county commencing on the second Fri
day after Ihe third Tuesday of January, no civil '
- -- .'--- w- ,
business shall be transacted requiring the inter-;
I'snfinn nF a utrir i r Inn f v it m inn I uiil lit VV It-
. n '' .,, ,i;rt, i: ;
ninny cases standing on default, cases tried hv I
the courl by consent of parties and other cases '
oii default, for enquiry of damages, in I
which cases if eiiher party.demand a jury, the
shall order that a jury be empanueled forth-'
with to make such enquiry.
Six. 2. That the second section of an act
entitled an act to prescribe the limes for hold
ing the court of common pleas for the third
sub division of lhe fifth judicial district, passed
February 8, 1656, be and the same is hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
President of the Senate. April 8, 1856.
[No. 117.] AN ACT
Supplementary lo an act entitled an "act to pre-
vent nuisances." nassed 28. 1831.
Section 1. Be it enacted by lhe General As-
semoiy cm u e o e oi vjriio, ... oi. or
owners, lesce or lesees occupier or occupiers
foreman or siiiwrintendent of any distillery in
this Stale, who shall keep any hog's or other ani-
mals. shall suffer or ocrmit fuch distillery or the
place or places where such hogs or other animals
hall be kept, to remain unclean between Ihe firsl
day of April and the first day of October of any
year, to lhe annoyance of the citizens of this
statu or any of ilu'in. every person so olluiiding
shall forfeit ami pay for every such offence,
sum not less than live dollars nor more than lil'iv
dollars, together with costs of suit. And if said,
nuisance be not removed and abated within fiv
days after the institution of such suit.the con
tuiiiance of such nuisance shall be rleemetl a
second oflnce against the provisions of this act;
I and every like m-elect of each succeeding live
d . .. collsi(en,( on additional ollcnce
against the provtMons of this act.
lc t. that all nttences against me provis
ions of this act 6hall be prosecuted by action be-;
fore a justice of lhe peace of the township where-
in such nuisance may be situate, in the name
and lor the. use of such townshio: and for all fur-i
I'.. In, ,! .lii,.c ..rrii.lnii iindHr 1 1 1 i s act.
shall be paid into the treasury of the proper town
ship for the useol the poor therein.
Sec. 2. This act shall tuke effect from the day
of the thereof.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1856.
[No. 153] AN ACT
aking appropriations to pay certain deficien
cies in former appropriations.
of
a
in
ol
the
the
or
Stcnos 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the Stale of Ohio. That the following
sums in addition to former appropriations, be,
eeneral revenue fund, not otherwise appiopria
led, for the several purposes hereinafter specifi
ed :
To pay balances due for labor on and materi
als delivered for lhe new state house, previously
lo the first day ot March, in the present year,
and they are liereuy appropriated, lo oe paid out'
of any moneys in the treasury belonging to the
Ute Bum ot one hundred and eleven ihouband eight
(luiiciieii anu eigniy-eigni aoiiaia anu wirrc urn '5.
To pay amount overdrawn previously to the
fifteenih dav of November eighteen hundred and
r ' "1 r .l.
nity-nve, on account 01 expends o. ui
r .......-..y , v
two hundred ana BlXly-lwo dollars and eighty
cents.
10 pay Da lances nue contractors on ine nuo-i
lie works of the state on lhe fifteenth day of
November, eighteen hundred and filty-Oee, as
by checks outstanding on that day,
Ihe sum ot suttv-nve thousand tnrcc hunureu aim
sixty-mne dollars and sixty-one cents.
To pay the amount duo on the contract be
tween the board ot public works anu tne county
commissioners of Muskingum couniy, relative to
a certain draw bridge, the sum of six hundred
and seventy-two dollars and nineteen cents.
To pay lho balance due on the fifteenth day of:
November last, on account of superintendence
and repairs on section number five, the sum of
sixty dollars and twenty-five cents.
To pay balances due on accounts unsettled on
the fifteenth clay of November lasl, for superin
lendauce and repairs on section number six,
sum not exceeding two thousand dollars.
lo pay the balance clue tne contractor tor re
buildinc the head uates at Port Jefferson and
locks number twt niy-four and thirty north of
liOrainiesbuiuiuit, tlie sum ol eighteen nunureii
and seventy-two dollars and scventy-lhree cents.
To pay balances due on the fifteeuth day of
November last on unsettled accounts or superin
tendence and repairs ou section number seven
of Ihe public works a sum not exceeding four
thousand dollars.
To pay engineer, special superintendent, fees
of attorney and incidental expenses on said sec
tion number seven, the sum of three hundred
and twentv-nve dollars.
To pay damages awarded on account of land
included in the Mercer county reservoir, lhe
followingsums to be paid to lhe following par
lies : Namely :
To the Ohio life insurance and trust company
the sum of twelve hundred and eighty dollurs.
To Smiley and Wilkins, one hundred and
eighty-jix dollar! and four cents being an award
for balance on contract lor repairs.
To nay balance for 6up .rint udance and is
puirs the sum of three hundred und furty-foio;
dollars and seven ceuts.
To pay E. & O. Kaiibaukj for neigh locki
scales lhe Finn of liflet'ii hundred dollars.
T.l nnv ineiileulal exnenses of tlf b'liiri'
publio works incurred before the fifteenth day of J
November last, a sum not exceeding one thous-j
anil uoiiars. -
To pay checks issued since the fifteenth day
of November last and balance for which checks
have not been issued on account of repairs of
public works done previously to that day, thai
sum ot uitrty-iwo inousnini nine nunured ana
thirty five dollars and thirty-eight cents
To pay Oliver P. Boyer Ihe balance of his ac
count for furniture made for lhe Dayton Lunatic
Asylum the sum of three hundred and nine dol
lars and forty-seven cents.
To pay Osgood, Blake and Knapp for printing
jobs for lhe Slate in the month of March, eigh
teen hundred and fidy-four, the sum of one hun
dred and sixty-nine dollars.
Sec. 2. The auditor of state shull retain Iwen-(y-flve
percent, of each and every sum or bal
ance ccriified by the present superintendent of
Ihe new stale house, on account of work hetelo-
forc done on said building, or on account of
materials heretofore delivered thereof, until the
commissioners and the architect to be appointed
under the provisions of the act of the present
session of the general assembly, entitled "an act
lo provide for prosecuting lhe work on the new
state house." 6cc , shall have examined the con
tracts made for such work und materials, and
the character and voltie thereof, and shall bo satis
fled that such contracts were fair, and the prices
and character and quality of such work anil ma
terials conform to such contructs, and shall cer
lily or cause to he certified their satisfaction
with the same; whereupon the auditor shall bo
authorized to pay the. twenty live per centum so
as aforesaid retained.
Ssotion 3. The provitions of tlie foregoing
section shall extend to and govern the pay
ment of the per ccntage required to be re
tained by the act " to pny the indebtedness
of the Benevolent Institutions and the New
Stale House," passed at the present session
of the General Assembly ; provided, tbnt in
cases of claims on account of work and ma
terials for the two New Lunatic Asylums, the
examination and certificates required by said
section, shall be made by the trustees thereof
respectively.
Section 4. The provisions of sections two
and three of this act shall be construed to fx
lend lo all claims lor work aone, or materials
furnished, or services rendered for, or lo the j
xr,. o,, tr..- 1 ii. A ,.l..,u .,(
aim ui.to iiuusq vi IIIC liUll.llu iintiuui. ai.
n , j xr v...... .hihr Jn,;.. tl, 1
J . . . . . " i
trfciiun ur iur luu mutuif dhuuo ui 1110 bhuic,
which have been or maybe presented to the
commissioners of the Slate Housj or the trus
star.ding tees of said Lunatic Asylums, so that all such
claims, after the examination and approval re
cottrl quired, in said sicond and third sections, be
paid in full to the extent of thr appropriations
herein and heretofore made.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Aiditor's Okfick, Perrvsiii-ro. )
April 12, 135G. )
I certify that the foregoing laws are correct
accoiding to the copies certified lo by the
Secretary of State and furnished to this ofl'ce
me contractor lor me taws in
JAS. W. ROSS.
Third and List Vail.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
Tlie Biib-eriWr " wishing to clone his nnrspry
business .would very rrpectfnlly nay to iho-? - who
are in want of fine thrifty Afple TriPt of the rhoi-
Titrit'iiHH oi grareu iruu, in r:iii hi once at
,h(, s,imi Nura,.fy. fr ,lely, .re dangerous.-
Selling low fur cash and prompt pay.
L A. S.U1TT.
' Miami. March 29, St
WATEUV1LLE
WOOLEN FACTORY.
The suhcribers Mill continue the Woulen Far-
t ry, in WaUTville, Luohs county. Ohio, nufi me
invpH'e i to mnnnfjictiirv fn-ni the tWce, all kin.'H
nf WOOLKX GOODS, Mich n Cluih, Sat im-ttn.
Tweeds, FIhiiiil'Iw, liluiikitK Vnrn. Ac., by the
j ard, ir on shares, in Mirli a nninner, 1 haL will if ivp
tfood sitiht"ucii- n to all ihosu who will fav.ir ih m
witti I heir patrouare
I nev will Ke,-i) oil iiai.n n hi:i.iiiv ri ine RnnvM
articles, to exehantfe for wmil.
i Cardmir and Spitininir done at short notice, at
16 cents per poun.i of yam.
Cuf.in Cardiujr and Clott. Dressing done a. ckiial
at short uotice.
3 fW,- will pay the highest market priee for
wont in cash. Alo all kinds ef mnrkft'trile pru
duec taken in ile liango for work and el"th.
ST A DUES .1- PRAY.
WaterviHe. May 1" . I SSIl Iv.
roMiimtt i.vl cni.i.Ki.K.
COLL'.MUl S, OHIO.
The mott Thorough .f- Practical Institution in
1, It t
"u
TEH.MS. Korfull courBclneludingall deparlmeiito
oi oon necping. uciura ouu i enuminii, mt"ij
- jK"-"" fK,i
rpilK I'lUll'ltlKTOKS lake! great plea.ur. in .x-
1 prenin their ih.nk. lor the gratifying ami unnre-j
cedented iiiccew which ha marked the career of their
institution since iu establishment at ihe Capitil. and
stimulates them to renewed exertions to meet, in Me moet
ifficimt manner, the rapidly increasing demands for a!
......-.... -nil .,.,r.J,.... ...... r,t mrfnntil train-
j fhe great practical experience of the Principal,
1 m neftrv uankin anu t.ommerciai nouses, BMisira uy
! educated and acconidtbhe:l tjntlemen, hn enabled him
' " hJg to a degree of pertuetion a ny.tem of l-'OUN--
TING ROOM lnitruution. bv oral exerciien, not T-
- m BY ASf QJUf.R INiTITL-TIOK. Kw.h BtuAt:nti Uy
lMh mw proctas, l9 arinea ai mo i'loa, mutuwHnitif ,
ttVp hv iep. until he ha mastered the whole routine of
an Accountant's duties as thoroughly a though he had
i'r'"''-"" : -
giotis blunders are, in a great measure, dissipated.
at.d;,;or, to our engagement of accomplished as
evidenced I sistants, wg ha'e also securer the service of some of the
mom eminent lecturers in inno to icouro ujion nsi-
nieruiul topics.
ud full discussion of its scientific priociples Lectures
One course, of instruction Is loo extended to narticu-
lurise here, but it embrace every thing connected with'
LIOI. BLE EMU T llUtln. sttruu, nun a ireo,
upon Commercial Uintorv, and HiMorv of eminent C'om
murcial Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial
Product, -womniercml Calculation.., .bunking, roiiiieai
Economy, Mercantile Law, Lti.ics of Trade, Peuman
hin, kv.
The Ladles' Department
a
Is now open for the reeuptton of Ladici. N inatitu
tion in the Union imparts a more thorough or interest
ir.r ottrKn In t.iira dernartnient.
In conclusion, we would atld, that we shall put forth
our bwt effort to merit in a mill more eminent decree
the flattcritiR reception with which our enterprise has
met, and pttdge ottrsefvtM to impart a more thorough
praclica course of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed at any other similar College.
Among the many recommendations, wc give the fol
lowing ;
" We the undersigned, take plrasurcin teatifyng that
we are personally acquainted with Mr. Ghami ek'k abil
ity as an Accountant, and Teat her of Book Keeping,
which is of the highest order. He has had groat expe
rience aaun Accountant, in heavy Commercial and Hunk
lug Hous?, which gives him superior facilities inim
parting a practical knowledge of Book Keeping, and
thorough Commercial Education.
I. J. ALLEN, LL.I..
President of Farmers' Colleg.
LOIUN ANDUEWS,
Pn-itident of Kenyon College.
jll
To young men who wish to acquire i
business edu
cation," we think it atford facilities seldom equaled.
Mr. Granger has the rare qualification of theoretical
L..1(.HLrt and antneiH in teacliinc, added to practical
Counting Itooin experience, and we fi cl confident that
graduates from hi College will he fully competent
keep the jboW complicaiea set oj oooxs.
A. V. STONE, Wholesale & Retail Merchant.
J. J . J A N N E Y , Heu. U'd Control, S.Uank Ohio.
J. p. PARK, ltook Keeper at IJ. T. WoodhurvV
I). OVKKDIEK, Rook Ki eprr. Clinton Rank.
II. t MILES, Sec. C-.lunihub Gum Ai Co.
. R. M ASON, H'U Kicprrlor J.H .HilvjA, Co
por full partirulars, nrnd for t'irrular
i.H.;ru h RMSTKON? .
BUSINESS CARDS.
(
R . A . CROSS.
Dealer in Walchet, Cloeii, Jetnlrif,
Silver van. Plated and
Britania wart, Pocket
Cutlery o Fancy
Ootids,
Wayne St., Maumet City, Ohio.
C WATCHES, Clock.. J-e., repaired
c t .Vj on snori nonco. ur. u. is ancxperi
enced and Dractical Workman, and
those favorljg him with their pat
rnnnire. mar depend upon haviur
their work faithfully done. t.
MWoiifiriEiMK7
Attorneys and Counsellors at Low, and
Agents for the purchase and salt of
Jyands and payment of Taxes.
PERRYSHURO, WOOD COUNTY. OHIO
4SO. J, MANOR, TH08. A LA.fl
MANOR Si LANE,
Attorntyt at Law.
ty Office In Duell Bleck, Toledo, Ohio.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
J09EP LANGENDERFER, Proprietor,
Corner of Dudley A Conant-sla , Maumec Cily.O
I. 4. rBlNCH N. W. SAItlFI.B.
FRENCH & DANIELS,
t TT0RNEY8 AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS.
MR. DANIELS, is NOTARY TUBUC,
AND
Commimoner for the States nf Nao York, Virginia,
rmmylrmiia and Rhode Ieland.
Office in Walla' Block, Summit St., Toledo, Ohio
L. FULl.kH M B. 1)0 V LK.
FULLER & DOYLE,
Attorneys C- Counsellors at Law,
AND
GENERAL AGENT8,
COHNEIl CF SUMMIT AND MONROE STREETS
TOLEDO, OHIO.
J. LFULLKll :zL"l" KuTAay Public
.TAMES 1"50'()TIT,
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER,
AND UEALEa IS
Hate, Cape, Fun, Skirt Coltnre, Craratt, Socke, etc.
Hats Repaired. Hats Scurfed. and everv thinir
belong-iiia; t" the Hat and Cap department done
with lleotnes and disnatell
c , ,
, Ro" doors above Adam at., and neat
door to Hunker': Confectionery store.
Toledo, Oct. 2tl, 1855. J. BOOTII.
f. ' mTlleST co
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, I lard
tea re. Crockery, Boots ri Shoes,
Vhthiny, Iron, Xaite, Glass,
Suit, dVf fv.
They respectfully solicit a hare of public pat
rotiHgu. Store, forioorly occupied by rl. I). IVck
5 Oo , on Front trc(t
Perry a " mx. Jan. J4. l.r)6.
J.A.MKS CODWIN.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries Boots t
Shoes, Heady Made Vlothina,
l'ork, licef. Potatoes,
Outs, tV, fr,
PfLLINO AT VNfSfAL l.OtV PhICES.
Peiryhur)r. .Ian. 2S ISSfi. Ifitf.
UEXRYC." FKKN 17 """
CIIKAI'
P li o n t o g r a h y und A in brotypc
(i A I. J. K li Y ,
Summit tnit, It'ticem Ouk and Adam sis.
Tulnlt), Ohio.
' Anibrotypes, cims included, from 8He tofcla.
I'lioniogrnphs fioin 2.110 to S'JS.OO.
Hpril5'o6 ly.
I a . i: . w. i n j; vr w
lion Founder aud Mfa.chtnit,
Hun on hand an extensive anil approved asBorhnent .
j ot I'Hit()n-( (or
i 51 ILL GKAIMMJ, CATS &- SII.S.
V K H A X IJ A S ,
and ratinis ifenerallv .
shnrl notice, m.J in
Etna 1kn Foi nukv,
N O V 1 S
Wo! It done lo order on
i satisfaelory n aimer.
Macmkk i'liv, Ohm
T 11 K T 1 M I
la purchaM- i-kavk ptoxk.-; in Mourner City.
! have inn1 hundred mi of Muthle Grave Stone on
h-rthd , t hi h 1 hid hound to nil I lower than Htonu
h.'iH ever hefulf heeo sold 111 tlitH Section of Coun
try, as I nm d trr mined to rr I rid ol llietn for On
piirpoH of oiii'r into oilier hn iite-A My hnp in
jUM son, h of M. NeeCe-'b Factor v . ll' iir lhe oil mill.
Apiil if (.:VEONWYEl'S.
a rn.iY nnuAKV" of mmuTt
WOnKS, kept hy Wm. HOUSTON, incliuliug
Fowlei'b Wm kit on Phn-uology. DuctorDuiM
on Eiectric.il I'sjc-hulogy. works on
Muti-it itMii hiu Si'it ntv, Miii Physiology.
1 heirc wtuk-i Are lent to ihoe d"in ux wf impro-
in' ' heir intelli ctual p wers. Perry hli'ir, npt
7 1 I t ii ( , Xn '1 oi 1. at d Vttthr in Mullein
Till.: 1'ltriP!, pip T f'K
OR GREGORY'S INSTANT CURE o PAIN
For WiM-rn Ohio, ludieitia. Iowa. Missouri, Vir
; 1 '! r" V.. " al lh "u'n
Iti-eni i.f I'. w . Mot D, & CO.
We keen a siini.lv rnnatanilT on hand. All
, Dca'e r in ilediei: e supplied ou iuil reanooat.le
i t, rlu
, T1.I-. very r.lual.le and pepular medicine h-
" rep........... a.... oeea. -
, comraer.datloi. from il. Orders solicited
' and p omptly nilea. ,.,
I Asknts: H. Burritt. P. 0. Holt, Maumee, O ,
i C. Y et, St Co., and J. M Ashley, Toledo, 0-.
8. N. Beech A Co., Geo. A J. Powers, Perrysburg,
, Ol, i r.
BOYD, STONE CO., Proprietor,
oi the Buok,coD8iMin of School Books of all kii An
aJfin j.auo, tree it, rniicn, tei man, ana tuenigu-
er Malhematiral works lie alto has the standard
p0uU( UiHtori, Biographica, Travels, New and
i Popular wot kit, etc , etc , ir;;t'iiicr witn cum me u
Maumee City, Ohio.
BOOKS! BO OKSH B 0 OKS !.'.'
Freh arrivals weekly at Holt's Book Store, sign
lanes and notes on the Seriptures; works on The
ology, AunuaU, Gift, Cook, for all seasons and
ages, a laige assortment of HOI IDAY GIFTS,
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children. Of Stallot try, be has the beat the eas-
i tcm mark' t HtTjrdH and in irreat variety.
INKS Black. Blue, lied, rariniue, A mold's and
JIrrisoir f luid, UopTllig, I udelliblo, etc.
GOLD PENS, Mammoth,
al, Ladies, tj-c, at
I 1 1 1 lXKRY
a
EogroBbing, Comtner
MULI'B.
0. I'KKKIN,
Manufacturer of all styles of Carriages and
Wagons: also, Hall dk Post's Cultivator,
warranted tn do double the amount of work of anj
ordinary cultivator. Shop on Front street, oppo-
to
site SpatFord's Uutd, Perryhburg, Ohio.
k DKESS MAKING.
UBS. C. BWITZEK thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for thi:ir kind and liberal patronage,
and respect fully solicit a continuance of the same
From long cxperieuce, tho feels assured of be
ing able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses and Sonnets made in the Latest Styles.
Alfco plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapoli
tan braid ; gentlemeu' Straw and Pauama hats,
renovated in the roost satisfactory manner aud on
liberal terms. Produce taken in exchange for work.
Second door went of Prohyteri n Church, near the
corner of Hroadway and Conantsts apr 19-27
"viPEirs "
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY,
Bliee Buildino same floor of Anurtue & Jaegcr'e
Steam Printing Ilouie.
Binding in all of ila various departmenta, exe
cuted promptly, at fair prices, arjd in a stylo not
to be surpassed in tha West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impresa upon tha pub
lie the fact that ho use. FAR BETTER STOfX:
lhan any similar establishment in this vicinity
and it ia hia intention to render all uf his work,
diHtinguished alike for itaWeauty aod durability.
ULANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compa
nies, Forwarders, County Officers, dc, made at
tha shortest notice.
Magiiiir.es and Old Booka bound to patterns.
Onu of Town's l'ateot PiUlNQ Mrnirii3, fet
aging Blunk Bocks, is in operation at bi:' taint-
'el. 'vll, 1.,'.. '
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