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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
March %, 1850.
AN ACTto p'opide for an early publication
of the ldDs, and for other purposes.

Y 4-N ACTto p'opiie for an early publication
ofAe iavs, and for other purposes
SEC. l. Be IL enacted blythe General As
scmbiy Of the State of Ohio, That immedi-
ateiy after the passage Of each and every
law Of general nature, enacted by the pres
eut and each succeeding Legislature, ii shall
be The duty Of the Secretary of State to
cause the same to be published in two Eng
lsI' and one German newspaper in the CITY
-stf Columbus, If SO many are therein PRINT
I'd, Ito be paid for at the rate hereinafter
provided, ont 0. the treasury OF Franklin
county, and to forward copy Of one Of said
ne ewspppers containing such law or laws, TO
eaehof ihe auditors of the several counties
Vt His State,
SEC. 2. The auditors Of the several coun-
les Of this State Except The county ol
Franklin are hereby required, forthwith, af
ter tbe reception Of copy Of said lave, To
proceed 10 contract for their publication ia
Iwo newspapers, il SO many are printed r
lhe county, al cost Of not exceeding sew
enty-fYe ceais per one thousand ems, 10 eacl
paper, and be paid for out Of The county
treasury, provided said laws are published
rortectly, aud where there IA German
Feaspaper published in any conAty said luwi
sIisF also be published in such German pape
III addition u tile number herein before pro
vided.
EEct 3, The commissioners Of any CONT
may, IN their discretion, direct The audito
thereof 10 cause 10 be published in like man
nar such Of the local acts as may affect The
people al their said county.
Sic. Al Fbeaudilors Aforesaid shall reat
and compare the proof Of the Laws in news
papeis, befure their qualifications, and see ha
lheg arc printed correctly, aud accomp ami
iaeIii with certificate 70 that effect
SEQ 8. AlIlnws OF pnFts flaws 10 ans
nanncr conflicting wiihlhc provisions Of lhi.
uci IRE he : y repealed.
src. q. This act 70 be 10 force and take
efls.f4 lt0m and afler iLs passage.
BENJAMIN r LETTER,
K0sa1eF III ~ House of Representatives.
~ CHARLES q. CONVERs,
Speaker cf ne Senate.
NassIl 2s 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

6rFor few weeks, the publication Of
the General Laws passed al the last session
OF the Legislature, will occupy large space
in our columns. They will be very inter-
estlpg, however, as well as useful, TO our
subscribers. They will allbe published, and
we will now repeat the advice VIC gave our
readers lasI spring, that they carefully pre-,
serve the papers containing these laws, as
their possession may save lawsuit, perhaps
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
March IA, 1850.

AN ACT requiring the publication Of legal
advertisements aud notices TO be made in
German newspapers in certain cases
SEc. L. Be ii enacted by the General AS
scmblg of The State Of Ohio, That all official
notices and advertisements relating to the
public business of any county wherein a
newspaper or newspapers in the German
language are printed, and all public sales Of
property in pursuance Of any execution, Or
Ger or decree of any court of record in such
county, now By law required to be published
10 any newspaper, shall, in addition TO the
publication heretofore required be published
insuch German newspaper: Provided, moth.
ing herein contained shall be so construed
!. az 10 authorize illegal advertisements" TO be
made in any German paper, except at the ex
press instance of the plaintiff or deie ndan in
The suit out Of which, or in relation to which,
said advertisements are so published; and the
patty 50 requiring such publication, shall pay
all the expense attending the same
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONYERS,
Speaker of The Senate.
March %, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
AN ACTtO regulate judicial proceedings ia
certain caSeS,


SIC. !. Be IL enacted By the Generol As
ssulbIy of Lhe State Of OkiO, That in all ca
ses where a judgment shall be obtained upon
a couuacl or undertaking, wherein any other
person OF persons shall be jointly liable with
the defendant or defendants against whom
such Judgment was rendered, aud the fact ol
such joint liability was not known to The
plaintiff ia such acl:en, at the time oil tue
rendition Of said judgment, said PInlntiii, OF
his legal representatives may, oy VIII OF WINS
of scire facias, cause such person or persons
so Jointly liable, as aforesaid, 10 be made par
lies defendant to such judgment, unless nc
or they show gUod cause to the contrary -
Said writ of scire facias shall be directed 10
the sheriff or other proper officers OF the
county in which The person so jointly liable,
as aforesaid. shall reside, and shall be re-
tnrned served, before the person against
whom the same was issued, shall be made
partv to said Judgment The person SO
made party shall be subject to The same pro
cess on said judgment, as he would have
been had he been made parry to the origna
action; and in all cases where such scite fa'
cias Is sued, The defendant thereto may avail
himself of all defences to which he would
have been entitled in such original action
had h. been made party thereto.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONEERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
March IA, 1850.

AN ACT supplementary 10 an act, entitled
San act aItouing and regulating pras of
replepia before Justices Of The Peace, pas,
sed february Ia, lS46.
SEC. l.. Be it enacted BY the General As
senlbly Of the Stase Of Ohio, That it shall be
lawful for any constable or olher officer exc
cutting writ Of replevin, issued by a justice
Of The peace, to take bond from plaintiff IN
Iepleyin, upon the delivery OF the property
Iepleyied, with two responsible surelies, in
double the appraised value of such property,
conditioned that the plaintiff shall appear he
tore the Justice on he return day OF the writ,
and prosecute his suit 10 effect, and pay all
costs and damages, which shall be awarded
against him; Provided, that in no case shall
ahe bond be for less sum than fifty dollars.
SIC. 2. That whenever upon any writ OF
feplevip issued by any justice of the peace,
ihe property shall DO appraised at value ex,
ceeLlng one hundred dollars ard the appfaise'
.ment shall be so returned, it shall be the du
ty Of the said justice to certify the proceeds
iags upon the said writ 10 the court of COM
mon pleas of his county, aud thereupon to
file the original papers, together with il GER
titled transcript Of his docket epries, in the
clerks office of the said court.
SEC. 3. That the court of common pleas
in al cases so certified, shall take jurisdiction
as though the writ had been sued ont Of the
said co lrl, shall rule the parties 10 plead as
in cases So originally brought in the said
court, and thereon proceed TO final judgment
and execution.
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
--SPeGker q the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Sneaker of The Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
LAW OF OHIO.

AN Acf fsriker 70 amend tke act erfitled
IA aei ailopiRg and regulafiag 'rrits of
aftlckmeRt before Justices of tie Peace
passed January Z, 1921.
Src. l. Be ii enacted By the tks General
Assembly cftAe S.afs of Ohio, That il on the
return OF . wi; of attachment Issued against
The goods, ekauels, rights, credits, moneys
aud effects OF non resident debtor, under
and By virtue of the acl enlilleG "aa act al
10 siag and regulating wrils Of attachment
beiDfe justices Of the Peace" passed Janu-
arg 2, 1894, j, shall appear to the Justice is.
SUNG the same, that there are no goods,
chaiteIs, rights, credits, moneys and effects,
or not suificiency thereof, whereoA TO levy,
and il shall further appear, either from the
affidavit ofigina [origiualIyl filed with said
Justice, 10 obiaiS said writ, or from an atli'
.davil OF said plaintiff, bis agent or attorney
Hled subsequently, thereto, that said defend
ant is not a resident us the Stale Of Ohio, thu
Justice shall on the application of The plain
tiff, his agent or attorney, make out and de
liver TO such plaintiff, or his agent, q certiiie'
ar;inscrip, Of his proceedings in said cause.
SEc. 2. The party, or bs agent receIvln!
such transcript, may deliver the same to 'h
clerk OF the court Of common pleas Of the
county within which such justice shall reside
and il shall bo the duty OF such clerk TO FL,
the same in l!s office, and issue writ of Al
taehmcat thereon, directed to the sheriff Q
said county, commanding him 10 attach th
Iailds aud tenemenls ofSa defendant wilhl
such county, and the same proceedings sha
he had thereon ss in other cases OF attach
ment sued Out originally from said court {
common pleas.
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONEERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March II. 1870.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

Wclch and Phillips have just opened as
handsome an assortment of spring and sum.
mer goods as can be exhibited in Cadlz. See
advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
STRAY COW!

.,..sYs SSIRAYED from lot near the
EMgWYHERllEEA y Cadiz Steam Mill. on the llth
EESYAs OF April, a RED COW, with
VIM M white spot on one sheGldcr, reach
Sz-xA-4--szS ing to the top of it. Her horns
are short and heavy. she isa young Cow, with
perhaps, the second calf Any person having any
knowledge OF the whereabouts of said cow, will
he literally rewarded by leaving word either ut
the Douglass House, or at Williams Coach Fac
tory, in Cadiz. JAMES HARPER.
May |, l950-2t. pd. ,-.,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
EEeMry NEaxwell,s EsInle.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified admins
traitor oil the est lite Of Henry Maxwell. late OF
Harrison county, decepsed Dated at Cadiz this
22d day April, 1850. "a
May |, 1850. I'll 0MAS MAXWELL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

SoUTH CAROLINA U. S. SENAToR.--F
els II Elmore, Esq, has been appointed by
the Governor Of This State, United States Sen
ator, 10 fill the vacancy occasoned by The
death of Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Elmore has ac-
copied the appointment. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
G STREET, April Is, 1850,
To Phillip K. FendaU, u. s. District.


SlR:-A pistol was drawn upon me, yes
terday, in the Senate Chamber, and aIlho'
The Senate has taken notice Of this act, and
commenced proceeding upon it, yet this
proceeding is no bar 10 the action of court
of justice, and besides, The power Of The SEN
ate is limited, | think it is proper subject
for court ofmstico, and " sh ii to be brought
before the Criminal Court Of this District 70,
the examination and decision which the laws
would give it. enclose National iniell
gencer Of this morning, an official reporter o
the Senate proceedings, and have marked the
passage 10 which ! invite attention. dc
not send the paper as evidence, but MS
guide to the inquiries Of the Grand Jury, ant
have 10 add that will be ready 10 appear
before that body, if required, and perhap.
to give the names of some persons and wit
Inesses.
Respectfully, sir yonr obed't se,v't,
THOMAS II BENTON
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
From the Indiana State Journal.
Parker Patent ~ heel.

A communication sgued =, IN Your paper
Of lhe 8.h inst, pretending 10 give the result
Of tfial, IN The CnCuit Court oil the United
States, at this place, involving the validHy OF
The Parker Patent, Is so eBtireiy one sided,
aud so well calculated 10 misleGd the pubic,
that deem it due 10 all concerned TO notice
lie. The writer says:
"For-the information Of those interested,
we have obtained statement Of the positions
which the defendants counsel, in their argu-
meni, claimed that they bad established by
sufficient evidence. They ore as fnhows:
l. The horizontal shaft, with TWO or more
re-ucliun wheels on if, was not new when
patented by the Parkers.
2. The outer ylinder was not new when
patented,
8. The air tight box was not new when
Ipalentcd.
A. The inner cylinder is useless and iuju-
rious.
5. The scroll is useless and injurious.
g. There is no substantial improvement in
he buckets described in the specification and
Ipan-il is in the re action bucket in prncl~
lple,
| 7. The combination of percussion and re-
action on the same wheel, if possible, is in
furious, but is in fact impossible.
g. There is no proof that the specification
and plan Of the pltents of 1929, are now fol
lowed as to the form of the buckets, or as It
the proportion Of The gate to The issues; or
he contrary it is in proof by the plaintiff;
own witnesses, that The wheel called Par
hers, as now used, is entirely a pcrcussIor
wheel.
On Tuesday morning the jury returned I
verdict for the defendant. A mnticn for
, new trial was made and UveT.ruled, aud lhel
motion in arrest ofjudgmeni for spme tech
, meal objection to The verdict was made, and
at tie solicitation of Mr. Smith, continue,
IunlIl the next term"
; Now if y intended TO state the case fairly
for the purpose oil giving information TO tn
public, why did he not say that he pIainliI
: "claimed" 10 have sustained the Patent full
! upon every one Of the quoted points, am
that the Jury, in their verdict, sustained tn
plaintiff upon these points, as the verdict vii
show; why did he not state that lbe defen
, dans relied upon the fact of the water bein
, too loW 10 run the wheel, and that there wa
no proof ofiis use? Why say that the yer
! dc was merely "for the defendaats," whe
he knew that the vcrdicl, as it appears upo
$ the recold, is in these words, ave, the jury
4 consider that tie plaintiff has failed to pi ov,
b., that Moreland & Sims have used the whee
known and described as Parker'S patent, ant
a herefo:e we find The defendants not guilty.
p This case found nothing against the patent
but fully suslains it, as the verdict elearI
/ proves. 1t is true that motion was mad
in arrest Of judgment, which the court ha
y taken under advisemen, and it is proper Il
add, that at the recent terms of the Clrc0l
$ Court of the United States, in the States c
r Ohio and Pennsylvania, after full and clos
4 trials, the patent has been fully sustained
- PoLICE. Benton and FOote.-- The Nation
al lnleIigencer understands that the follow
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

II Nhose who are indebted TO the undersigned
i by note or otherwise, are requested to call.
without delay, and pay the same TO $. w. Bust-
wick, our attorney, with whomwe have leit ouf
claims for collection. a la45i .1lnu6. q
MATHEW Nc REYNOLDS. gg
a PETER Il. X. OTHERS0N. q
Apri ", lS50-3t. iaa hHt a
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Respectfully, sir, yonr obed't se,v't,
THOMAS II. Benton.

PoLIcE AGAIN Benton AND FoorE--
The following letter from the Attorney Of the
United States for the District of Columbia to
Mr.. Senator Benton, has been published in
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

There are at present in the State Of New
York, 665 regularly chartered Divisions Of
Sons Of Tempera nee. t1 s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
10 the Crcdltors OF .goI,n Reed, decd

ON the 29th day ofApril, A. D. 1850, the Court
Y OF Common Pleas Of Harrison county, de-
clared the estate of John Reed, dec'd to be, pro-
badly, insolvent Creditors arc therefore m guir- \
ed to present their claims against the estate, TO
the Undersigned, for allowance, wit lin sxmonths
from the lime above mentioned, or they will not
be entitled TO payment. i L. JEWETT,
May ], 1850. Commissioner.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
March %, 1850 .

AN ACT 10 eremrt from lcry and sale upon
erccufion certain articles therein named.
SIC. !. BE il enacted By the General As
sembly ofGe State Of Ohio, Thatall articles
specimens and cabinets Of natural curiosity
hlstoryor science, whether animal, vegetable
or mineral, except such as may be kept o
intended for show or exhibition for money o
pecuniary gain, shall he exempt from exccu
tion, attachment OF sale TO satisfy any Judge
ment, decree or debt arising out Of or foun
ded upon contract.
BENJAMIN r. LETTER
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 30, 1850.
here by certify that the regoing is true
ly copied from certified copy of the origi
nal roll on file in the Secretary of State
Office. r, X. PRICE, auditor.
of Harrison County.
I
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

or Parliamentary statistics slate that while
The annual expense Of bread in Britain is. a.
bout $l30,O00,000, the consumption Of
liquor is about $25o,o0o,OO0, Over $780,
100000 worth OF grain is annually converted
Into Intoxicating drinks. The dram shops
and iaverns III England alone amount 10 ITO,
0C0. London has 5000. rs.s.r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

DR.. EAsTMAN,S concentrated llalsan 6tF 4
~ Wild Cherry, for Tie cure Of disenscs OF ille
Lung Coughs, Colls, Consumption, etcs. etc for
byssole, az foct3.f F,tstl J. BEALi4.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
Office Of y. S. Attorney d. c.,

" HSHHTSVUT hPTT IUIH, IoOU.
SIR: While engnged in trial yesterday,
received your Letter and the National Intel.
ligencer, both OF that date; in which letter
yon stated that pistol had been drawn on
you in the Senate chamber, and express
your wish that the subject should 'be brought
before the Criminal Court of this District for
the examination and decision which the laws
would give IT," That court is not now in
session, (iis Morchterm having closed nn tie
lst lnsl.,) and will not sit again till the third
Monday Of June next. Your commun ca
ton will then be submitted TO the Grand
Jury. am, sir, very respectfully, your o.
bedenl servant, P. r. FENDALL.
Hon. Thos. II, Benton, U S. Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

According TO lhs articles of war,Iis death
10 stop a cannon bali 16tsg ta
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

TREMENDOUS ExclrEMENr. The South.
ern Convention, says the Bufilo Courier,
''ogitaes" Georgia after the following fash>
ion: r,.3.e
Gwinnete county gives IA votes for dele>
Gt,es to the Nashville Convention; Burke
county. II; Cass, 100; Floyd, so; Cobb, 1875.
This was on the I'd inst, day set apart by
the LeslsIanre to elect delegates An aw-
ful excitement, truly! ts
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
All whom il may COncerm--. viii q
#4. nlpnSe t:lHEp N0ficn NF -A

FTNfIAT the Notes. Dne,bis, and book ao.
i counts Of the undersigned have beerputin+
To- the hands OF JosgPH SHARON, Esq. for collection.
Prompt attention 10 the abo' bypayment Of the
cash, will save costs TH0S. O VINCENT. q
Nav /. 1850,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

MorTo ON TIE BRIDAL RlNG.-A young
gentlemen Of Intellect and noble heart, was
suddenly snalched by the hand of Jeath from
all The endearmcn!s of life, surrounded by
everything HAT could make existence pleas
ant and happy-a wife that ;dolzed him
children that loved hinl as they only can love,
aud friends dogolcd TO him, the summons
came and he lay upon the bed of death. But
a few short years age, she TO whom he was
welded placed bridal ring upon his finger
upon the inside Of which he had few words
privately engraved The husband would
never permit the giver 10 read them, telling
herthe day would come when her wish should
be graifi"d and she should know The secret
Seven years gided away, and day or two
'since,when conscious that he must soon leave
his wife forever, he called her TO his bedside
and with his dying accents told her the houl
had ot last come when she should see the
words upon the ring she had given him. Tho
oung mother took it from bis cold finger, ant
though heart stricken with girel, eagerly reac
the words,"l have loved you on earlh--I vii
meet you IN heaven" PicGyune.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

fE5-E. W .CARR, United tates Newspaper 3
geney Eyans' buildings, Third Street. opposite
The fhiiatelphia Exchange, If our authorized u
gent 70 pIocuTe advertisements and subscriber foi
this paper in ihe cities Oi Philadelphia and New
York.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
"OMIO IEARmONIsT,. =

a COLLECTION of Psalms and Hymn tunes \
IA from The hest aa.hor, to which is added d
election of Tomperance songs, also, containing
%he rndiments Of musios on a plain and Oncise
plan, by ALExANDEa AUD. onlargedediioH evis
sed andinpfoycd, for sale by j. BEALL.
February 81 1850. ifs ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

n6CTOIk M, WILSON. having return. v
IL od home from Il sojourn in the City Of Phila-
delphia, md having procured q fresh assortment
of well selected Medicines, with some now TeIie-s
dies, is now prepared to resume his pro lessional
duties. siy8 H@E#&tf N 8gVNsfA4 n
Cadis, November 9s, 1910 emo. usd y Ab
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

PoLICE. Benton and F0ote. The Nation
! al lnleIIigencer understands that the follow.
ing letter was, on Thursday, communicated
to the United States Attorney for the Dis,
+ trict of Cpumhia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01

AN Acf fsriker 70 amend tke act erfitled
.'Aa aei ailoriRg and regulafiag lprits of
aft.sckmeat before Justices of tie Peace
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

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BE- ilnl9eben, lieB bic Trurpeit rcrtei eifp
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ris itreftcn, bate mebre llntcrreonnaen
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bar terutist rpieeer mad, i'inem eancsnie
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