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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
AN ACH
March 23d, 1850,

To amend the act entitled an act to provide for
the regulation of Turnpike companies, passt
Jan. I, 1917.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General As
semJIy Of tie State Of Ohio, That no CONS
pany, or association of Individuals, which
heretofore has been, or may hereafter be in>
corporatcd for the purpose OF making any
turnp Ike road, nor any other company or as
sociaton, which is or by its charter may be
subject 10 The provisions of the said act TO
provide for the regulation of turnpike com
panies, and the acts amendaiory Of the same,
shall be authorized to erect or keep up any
toll gate or toll house, or to receive tolls
within the corporate limits of any incorpora,
ted city, town, or village IN this State, or
.wiihin eighty Iods of such limits.
SEC. 9 Au Incorporated plank road com
pany, which by lis charter is subject to the
provisions Of lhe acts aforesaid, shall have the
right TO locate lis toll gates al such suitable
distances fiom each other as said company
may determine, provided the number of toll
gates and The rates Of toll per mile aulhorl'
zed by its charter are moi thereby increased
land provided also that in no casa shall there
be more than two toll gates on any continuous
six miles Of such road,
! SEC. 3. AT any time after twenty years
the legislature shall have power 10 change
the rate of tells on any turnpike road OF
plank road constructed by any company here
after Incorporated Or heretofore incorporated
but which has not yet been organized and il
rood faith commenced the construc non OF IL
road, and all such companies shall be subjec
to the provisions Of any law hereafter enac
ted regulating the mode Of assessing dana
itges for materials taken nr the right OF way
.If any such company shall not be organize
4 and in good faith commenced the conslruc
! ton of its road within three yeaIs from th
time il may be incol porated, the act of incoI
, poralon shall be void All such compane
shall be subject to such tax as now is or ma
, thereafter be provided by law
), BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
, Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
Il CHARLES G. CONVEYS,
5 Speaker of the Senate
=. March 10, 1850.
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March 20, 1850.

To amend the several acts directing the mod o f
proceeding in chance'v.
SIC 1 Be il enacted By the General As
sembly Of The State Of Ohio, Tina; so much
Of The act pissed February twenty fifth.
eigheen hundred and lor,y-eigh', enN'ed
IAN act to amend an act directing the mode
of proceeding in chancery," passed March
l4h, 1881, as auhorzes associate Judges Of
lhc court Of common pleas TO grant injuncH
tions, is hereby repeated, and in all cases
of applications for injunction under the
provisions of The sad act, the Judge or court
to which such application shall be made,
shdll diect notice in writing to be given 10
The adverse party in such manner as sad
Judge or court may prescribe.
SEC. 2, That the several courts OF this
state, having chancery Jurisdiction, may op
point receivers in any case, according TO the
usages of equity,and require Of them such
bond aud security, and otherwise direct them,
as to the respective courts may deem proper
SDc 3. That any Judge of The supreme
court, any president Judge Of The court o!
common pleas within his circuit, the Judges
Iof the superior and commercial court OF Gin
Icinnati, and lhe superior court of Cleveland,
within theit respective counties, may grant
| and appoint receivers in vacation,
upon proper application, as fully as their
courts respectively could do in session, and
upon the like application and coming in o
answers (due notice thereof, IN writing, hav
ing been given 10 the party or parties com
plainant, } may dissolve injnncIions and vacae
lreceivershlps as fully as their courts respec
ilively could do in session; Provided, how,
lever, that all such orders made in vacation
shall be property written out, attested by the
Judge making the same, and ne filed in lho
Iproler clerks Office as part Of The proceed
tings to be recorded.
SEC, d. The supreme court shall have th'
howet to remand lis 6naI decrces in Gbancer.
ITO the Inferior courts, for the specific or gen
eraI execution hereof, and may, IN its dis
ere ion, remand any cause whlch comes be
fore it by way ofappeAL 10 the interior court
(orfprjhaf proceedings ,oElal demurrer pie
IoyerruIed ..
! SGc ) En2l hereafter dcppsiron5 il char
Gerry shall not be copied into tie record o
the cause, except upon bills for the perpetu
alton Of testimony, or where the courts shai
especially direct the same TO be recorded.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Speaker of the Senate
March %, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
AN ACT
March %, 1850.
To improve the law of evidence.

To improve the law Of evidence.
SEc. | Bel enacted By ht General As.
sembly of the STATE Of Ohio, That party
to any action at law, in any of the courts Of
this State. may be examined as a witness by
the adverse party, or by either one OF several
adverse parties; and for that purpose may be
compelled to attend 10 the trial, if residing
within the county where such suit ia pend
ing, or 10 give a deposition if without such
county, in the same manner, and subject to
the same rules of examination, as other wit.
ness are compelled 70 testify.
SEc 2. A person for whose immediate
benefit any such action may be prosecuted OF
defended. may be examined as witness in
the same manner, and subject 10 the same
rules of examination as provided in the pre-
ceding section.
SEC. g. No person offered as a witnes:
shall be excluded by reason of his or her in
terest in the event of the action; but thit
section shall not apply 10 party TO the ac'
ton, nor TO any party for whose immediate
benefit such action is prosecuted or defended
Lnor 10 any assignee of thing in action, as
signed for the purpose Of making him wit
ness.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from anC
after the fist day of July next.
BENJAMIN L. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
4 "t CHARLES Q. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March %, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
AN AIT

To amend the act entitled IAN act to authorize
the making of Roads and Drins in certain ca
ses," passed February 8, lS47
SEC. 1. Be IL enacted by the General As,
8embly Of The State IF Ohio, That every pc
lition filed with the county commissioners,
under The law 10 which this is an amendment,
shall sci forth the names Of all persons, inte
rested, iii known to the petitioner) as well
those whom it is supposed will be benefited
as those who will be injuIed by the propos-
cd improvement, and the not.co required by
the third section of said act shall also set
forth the names of all the persons interested
as fully as the same are stated in said petition.
SEC. 2. Whenever any committee appoln
leb by the commissioners, either of view or
review, shall determine that the proposed
improvements is necessary and shall lay oui
and establish the same, and shall find that
damages 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
then determine the proportion Of said dana.
ges which shall be paid by each of the pIoprl-
elors Of the adjacent lands, having strict re-
4 gard to the benefits which they will receive,
and The award so made shall be held as con-
elusive upon each Of the parties charged with
such payment.
SIC. 3. When any petitioner snail have
paid over or deposited the full amount of all
the damages so assessed, and after the i'm
proyement is finishe in conformity with the
"details Of ihe work as set forth IN the petit
Ition and in the manner contemplated by the
n viewers or reviewers, such petitioner may
bring suit in any court Of competent luris-
Idiction, and recover from each party tie
mount with which he stands charged by saiC
award; Provided he has before the con-
lmencement Of such suit made demand o
such sum upon the party 50 chafged BY sal'
award,
} SEC. d. Whenever II may be necessary 4
lrepair such work, any one Of the person
benefited by it may cause such repairs to b
, made, and may compel contributions hor
each person benefited, on the basis Of tn
7 award, the Just and fair price Of such repairs
roy BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
j Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
. CHARLES g. CONVERS,
! Speaker Of the Senate.
! Mach 8, 1850.
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Feb, 6, 1850,
AN ACT'


lntan,endmont Ct the practice Oljudicial courts
SEC. ]. BE 10 enacted by the General As
sealbly of the State Of Ohio, That in all
cases in error, or ceriornri, the defendant in
error, or ceitiorarl, shall be held at liberty to
plead any matters which goln abatement, or
in bar thereof, Notwithstanding he atthe same
time fl 70 hegenoTil peu in nuIto est efratam: /:
aud in all cases IN which any such plea in
abatement, or in bar, shall be filed wllh the
plea IN nulLo est frrGtum, the issue upon The
latter plea shall be determined before The
tissue upon such plea in abatement, or in bar,
shaa,be Iriedl 11a ana
~flSnc. 2. That the respective clerks of the
court Of cannon pleas, superior court oi
Cincinnati, commercial court of Cincinnati
and superior court Of Cleveland, shall in ma
liking return 10 wrils Of error, or Of certiorari
send upto the supreme court, duly certified
copies Of the original files, process, pleadings
and exceptions, as well as duly certified
Transcripts of all journal entries of the pro-
ccedings and Judgment Of their respective
courts, in the particular case named in the
wIit,--Proyded that said clerk shall oml
from such return, copies of all such parts 0
said files, and other papers OF documents II
any such case as they may b, instructed 81
10 do, by the direction in writing oil boll
parties to such suit, to be fled in the oihc'
of such clerk, and copy Of which said wrli
ten direction shall be annexed to aud cert
fied,fwith such return,
SEC. 8. So much Of the sixth section OF tn
sact to reguute The judicial courts andhe Pra'
tice thereol9i passed March IL, l845, as re
quired the original files and pleadings 70
annexed TO aud returned with the writ OF Q
ror, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
tnr ter.es BENZ AMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
,t5 CHARLES G. CONVERS,
spea&erof The Senate.
March 81, 1850. "A 's
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary to the act for the appointing mt ol
State Board oil Public Instruction.
SEC. l. Be ii enacted by the GeHerdL As,
Sem6ly Of Me State Of Ohio, That all ceftio
6cates granted 10 teachers Of common
schools by The county Board Of Examiners
previous 10 the appointment of the Board OF
Public instruction provided for in the act
entitled an act for the appointment of State
Board Of Public Instruction, and within one
month thereafter, shall b. valid for the time
specified in the same, provided that the same
shall not exceed six months.
BENZ AMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES G CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 23d, 1850.
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chers, and to the auditor Of each county, I,
be by him filed and preserved for public ref.
erence; and the subscription price ottbe same
to persons not entitled to receive il free, shall
be one dollar per annum, payable in advance
SEC. l3. That all acts aud parts of ac''
nconsislen, with Ibis act, are hereby repeal
ed; and this act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker OF the Senate.
March 22d, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
AN ACT
Further to amend the ACT regulating Judgements
and Executions.

Further to amend the aq( regulating Judgements
and Executions.
SIC l. BE it enacted by the General Az
sembig of the State of Ohio, That before any
officer named IN Ihc Seventeenth section oI
lie acsreguLtIns juigTen's and executions,
pissed the first daycf March, eighteen hun
dfed aud lhrly Que, shall be excused frou
giving the notification thereto contemplated
he shall demand of the porly or paIties, toI
hose bcuefi the execution was issued, his
her .pr their agents or attorney, (Provded
.titber of~hem be fcsideni in the county
he money or fees il SAID section specified,
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker Of The House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate,
March 20, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
March 7, 1850.
AN ACT
For the appointment ofa state board of public in
s'ruction.

For the appointment ofo state board ofpubIc in.
SEC. !. Be il enacted BY The General As
sembw IF he State ofOhio, That there shall
be appointed by joint ballot of the two hous
ses of the General Assembly, during" "its
present session, stale board of public in.
struction, TO be composed Of five citizens,
one Of whom shall hold Office for one year
from and after appointment, one for two
years, one for three years, one for four years
and one for five years; and at each session
of The Legislature hereafter, one member Of
tile board shall lbe appointed to fill the vacun
cy then existing, and the member so appoint
ed shall hold his office for five years: and
whenever the vacancy occurs in the board
during the recess of the legislature, the gov
ornor of the state shall appoint a citizen to fll
the same until the meeting of the General
Assembly, when the two houses, by joint bal.
lot, shall elect member Of the board TO
serve out the unexpired term.
SEC. 2. That each member of such board
shall, during the lasiyear his term ofofice
be styled the state superintendent ofcommor
schools, and as such shall act as the chairman
Of the board, md shall reside and keep office
atlhe seat ofgovernment oi the state; that bis
duties shnll be 10 collect and arrange educa-
tional statistics, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the school laws and The requislton
OF The board ito make an annual report TO TIN
General Assembly Of such statistics, accom-
panied by such facts and Suggestions as h,
may deem proper, appendng thereto the re
porls Of the district superinlendenls, and (
act as the editor Of the state educational pa
per, hereinafter provided Tor.
SEc 3. That at the first meeting OF tn
board each year, II shall divide the stale int
four districts, and assign so each district on
: member of the board, who shall perforI
therein such duties os shall be directed b
| the board, and by any act which may herr
6 after be enacted by the General Assembl.
3 and the members Of the board SO assigned
n the different districts, shall be styled, for u
Q irst four years Of their term of Office. distrl
i supefintendehls, and as such they shall q
the county board Of examiners in the sever
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
March 90, 1850,
AN ACT

To amend tho "Act for the better regulation ol
the Public Schools in cities, towns,' &c., passed
Feb. 81, ls4H
SEC. |. Be IL enacted By The General AS
sep.blv ofthe State of Ohio, That the act fol
the better regulation of the Public Schools
n cities, towns, &C., passed February u
ts40. bc and the same is hereby extended tc
Incorporated townships, and % school districts
now or hereafter to be organized, which shal
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
March %, 1850.
4 AN ACT


To amend an act entitled e'An act to amend the
act to authorise and require the recording o!
the official bonds of certain public officers,
passed March 10, 1850.
SEC. /. BE ii enacted By the General AS
sembly Of The State of Ohio, That SO much
of the act passed March thirteenth, one thou
sand eight thundred and lor,y'nine, as requires
The bonds of executors, administrations ant
guardians, fled previous 10 the passage o
said law, 10 be recorded in separate booI
10 be kept for that purpose, be and the SAM
is hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker of tae Senate.
March 90, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15

COMPLIMENT TO FATHER MATHEw.--A \
Protestant gentleman of this city, celebrated
for his many deeds Of charity, but whose ucls
of benevolence are done In that truly Chris-
tian spirit which sayeth, "when thou dost
aims, lei not thy left hand know what Thy
right haud doeih,n was introduced 10 the i
worthy Father day before yesterday, and so
much was he pleased with the quiet, meek 4
and modest demeauor Of the distinguished 4
.'Apostle Of Tempetance," lha, he yesterday
deposited with us the the handsome sum oS
fifty dollars as donation TO Father Mathew,
snblect to The order Of any ofthe gentlemen
recently appointed as a COMMITTEES to,collect
a subscription from the friends oftemperancc.
as a testimonial Of esteem for the venerable
Father, NJ o. Pic, April l7th. ..5sas
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E. II. p 0 w L LII,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF TIE SENTINEL

in a Vance; two dollars if paid during theyear;
or two tlOllurs aud fifty cents at the end OF the
year. No paper discontinued until all aueara-
ees gare paid. These conditions viii b strictly
adhered to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15

Mas PAkTINGroN's LAST SPEECIE. --aFiHf
Two Sons Of Temperance,r exclaimed the uil {
LADY, sand twenty five Daughters tool Why.
bless me, how many children has aunt Tsinpy
golg And hear them talk about Cadet df
Temperances What SORTS Of debts are lIismi
But no wonder she owes debts, when she hss
50 many children u mainsalu- -l0w pisgi
the old crlttur." And the Old lady pulled
her specIacles down On her nose and resumed
her knitting.
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hereby certify tina, the foregoing is true i
ly copied from certified copy of tho origi-
nal roll on file in the Secretary Of States
Office. II. X. PRICE, Auditor,
ofHnrrison Coanlu !
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AN ACF

.e3.e.@ asf AN ACT
10 provide Cor the regulation Of Plank konds.
SEc. 1. Be IL enacted BY the General As
,smbM IF he Stale Of Ohio, Tint each and
Ieyers company OF association Of ihdlvdunl'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
? RArns ron ADvERrIsING.

IA ES FOh ADN Eh ISLNN'
Ono square IA lines OF less) 3 insertions, 81 0(
Every subsequent insertion, q
Louger advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege
OF changing at pleasure, S. OF
Medical Advertisements charged like all other
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15

Good.--"Well, Nimrod, how long we're the
children Of Israel In the wiIdernessG"
"Tl they found their way out" NJ. a.4
"Who was cast into the lions denl"
swan Amburgh,"
"Who was compelled 10 seek refugein The
land Of Nod2n 5a.~ s,
"Govener Dorr.'
"Wby2n +s..s
"Becouse he got up the Kings Ebenezer,.
ond Providence wouldn't protect himrs
"That will do, Nimrod, ior this week.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15

Rcmeiyfor ChOiic In Horses Dissclvea )
piece Of opium about iwo,ihirds tho size 'Ofa
hazlenut (say nbont twenty grains,) and aiislf
pint Of brandy, aud pour il down BY theususl
method ofa bottle, or horn. -
Doubtless a sure cure; but isn't there dam
ger Of learning the horse bad habitsg e4
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Mansion EEOWSe,
q " Ea s Y.ggE OEEEC e.

CoLNER OF STEUBeNvII.LE STREET Al u TIiE FUnIi,
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE CouRT House.
NJ NIIE Snbscrberrcspectiuy informs lIIs ric MS
4 and the public, that he has le0set thcab "
HOUSE lately kept by s. II. DEWEY tornnumnCt
of years, and is repairing and ren0ratng it Ii.inr
top TO bottom, and hnsrelurnishcd it witn enli
new furniture. carpets. &c. lie Aatters lnmsr!
that for ncatness Of armngcmentaud comfortable
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE cannG
now be surpassed in this section 81 Tie State.
The BEST ge arketqG6rds viii be pat in 10
q1isilion to furnish bis tatlcs, and every attcn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment
to render visters at home. The STABLES arc
60 horses, and none but busty ostltrs will g, en-
be kept about them. Sufficient proyindcr will n
ways be kept on hand, and DROVERS and IRA
VELERS ma 3 depend upnn having their animuls
we'll fed and aueuNcd to.
BOARDER5 taken by he day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
csgyzT, The STEU BENVILLE,
ss5s5eSsEst9 CAMBRl DGE. and WASH
lySS5F 49, lNGTON SFAGEE leave this
-----ssTseE1 SD houscLr1-reekiy,w which max, S
ita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travclhy those convcy0nces
For the convenience Of guests, the subscriber
is also about establishing a LIVERY STABLE
in connection with The hOgse, so that persons de
sirous Of securing priyatc conycyances, can do 81
without trouble NJ the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms
Determined to render satislaction both in nc
lcommodatons and charges, | ask Il share of pub
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT
Cndiz, Aupust T. 1854.
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E'9"csEs Gp'0Cer5cS!

wiIl constantly be kept on hand aud for sale
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR. New Orleans M
lnsses. Sugar House, do No. and 3 Mao kerel
Rice. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Raisins, Almonds
Pea Nuts, Candies. assorted Tob" eco. CigaI
common aud spanish. Soaps, CASTLE, vnriegate
and Itozin. Candirs, Broonis, Bed-cords, battin .
rnndlewicking, Rozin, Salt. and Kentucky Lime.
Alsr, Forks, Hoes and Scyth Snaths, togt thet
with all other articles usually kept in groceries
and nil Of whichhe offers, wholesale or retail, as
low rs cun be had in this market.
All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries SAMUEL HAMILTON,
Cadiz, april II, ls50-u
n. B. lie SecPsa four horse team continuall,
rnnning from Uadiz 10 the river, for the accommo
dntion ol the Pubic. S.H.
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w. CRABB s. cos.
M ERCHANT TAILORING
AND CL0Ti|ING SIRE.


MAIN STREET, CADlZ, o.,
/ Directly opposite M' P0bEc Buildings. }
" I ME subscribers call the attention of their
4 friends and the public. TO tt.eir large and well
selected stock Of FASHIONABLE READ2
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which for variety of style nno fashions, and ex-
cellence, has never Doena approached by any thing
in this market.
We uredctcrminad to give satisfaction to all by
selling good articles, rs well made aud MS cheap
0s can be bought in Philadelphia. WvthereinrG
not only invite the people Of the country, wishing
the town, to give call, but the citizens of Ca
diz also for which nothing will be charged, but
thanks will be returned, wheIhc' they purchase
or not.
Aswe intend to keep constantly on hand every
hing in the CLOTHING LIME, ANA all that
makes up IL gcntlcnan's wardrobe, and nj such
3rices MS shall defy competiliun we hupahy strict
attention to business, TO meet the views and rca-
sonahle wishes Of all our friends and the public
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
win be confined, ,all garments Of all kinds made
and trimraed as usual IN The best manner, ut the
same stand. Particular attention will be beStow-
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire us to make up their
garments, can be furnished with most superb
and splendid stock Of
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.
with appropriate trimmings, 1T our store. Hnnrt
81 n0as good II stock in town as ours from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia sll
ions will be regularly received.
rr.,= Hav ng in common with every body el'e
known for long Time that such an establishG.-A
as the hove was badly wanted in Cadz we con
fdenily hope that the public will triumphnnth
sustain us. On our part, we will exert ourselyc.
to the utmost TO peHsc
| CHdiz ADril H. 1850.