The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07
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MING, MAY As.7l 1856
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: .rsg..- i.r.-,- AN ACT -.r-s
To amend an act entitled San act for III
e punishment Of certain offences therein ma
o med,r passed Marth sth, ISL -
See. J.. Be il enacted by the Genera
, Assembly of the State OF Ohio, That if an.
;lperson shall, by printing, wnIiag, or in any
other way, publish an account any lottery
or scheme Of chance. Of any kind or descrip
= ton, by whatever name, style or title the
: same may be dennmiaated or known, stating
when andwhere ihe same is 70 he drawn
: OF the prizes therein, OF auy Of them, or The
price OF a ticket, or shew tlleIein or where
EaHy ticket may be obtained, or in any ay
: aiding or assisting in the same, or in Is any
wise giving publicity to such lottery oi
jschenEe Of chance, shall be deemed guilty al
a misdemeanOr, and oBY cunvciinn thereof
shall be subject to Il fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars al the discretion of the court
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's psssage. aue
P'saaag. g.frHa ,w'r JOHN f. MORSE,
aaaNr7t 1ag aSpeakerof the House Of Rep.
/ 1s s3UE0 ga4d CIIAS. C. CONVERS, .
shs s'l-tl2 ia Speaker Of Senate
March 24, 1861. .1i sia bsfe. art7yra
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F. >s'f' 'f- AN ACT faH-f"a5o sesrgs
Requiring compensation for causing death by
I'D wrongful act, neglect or default. ~,
81 Sec. !. Be j, enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That when-
ever the death Of person shall be caused
by wrongful act, neglect or default; and the
TACT, neglect or defaults such as would (if
death had not ensued) have entitled the pal-
Iy injured 10 maintain nn action aHh re cover
damages, in, respect thereof; then, and in
feeery such ease, the person who, or the co.,
poration which would have been liable, il
death had not ensued, shall be liable to an
action for damages, notwithstanding the
death Of the person injured, and although
the death shall have been caused ander such
circumstances as amount III law 10 fhul DEF
in the first or second aegtee, or mansaugh'-
Sec. Q. Every such action shall be brought
! by and in the name of the personal Fepresen-
ltatiyes OF such deceased persons; and the
amount recovered in every such action, shall
4 be for the exclusive benefit Of the widow
and next Of kin Of such deceased person, and
shall be distributed To- such widow and next
o6kin, in the proportions provided by law in
relation TO the distribution of personal estates
left by persons dying nlestate; and in every
such action, the jury may give such damages
as they shall deem fair and just, norexceed
ling five thousand dollars, with reference
to the pecuniary injury resulting from such
}aea,h 10 The wife aud next Of kin 10 such
! deceased person; Provided that every such
action shall be commenced within two years
after the death Of such decensed person.
| JOHN f. MORSE, ,@tt'Y aF
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
- '." CHARLES C. CONVERS. .af
""'.. - Speaker of the Senate
Marches, 1851. 90 E."a"2 5"i az a1a'
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Iu..,.., ,..f.s. .l....a-. AN ACT ............
To amend the laws now in fDlce prescribing
the duties Of County Commissioners. g7pi
Sec. |. De it enacted by The General As
sembly 9th State of Ohio, That from and
after the passage 'of this act the county
commissioners OF the several cunntes in this
Sfate, when they may deem il necessary
for the preservation of the records in the
Recorder or Auditors Office, in their respec-
tive counties, that any book shall be trans
ciibed into new volume, may make out and
enter upon their Journals, at any of,heir reg
ulaf sessions, an order directing tlIe Recor-
der or Auditor, as il may be, of sEch couniy
to transcril'e the satse; /; aHd the transcript
so made, shall be as valid and eifeciual as
4 the original tecord. od $3.50 .aa5m gsEsn.
fao Sec. q Fha, so much Of The second sec
tion Of an act entitle9 San Act to author
ize the making Of said indexes TO the judi
cial records in the County of Hlmihon and
lin other Counties of this iiSlnte," passed
Match 10, 1896, aud for other purposes
passed and took effect January 26, 1888,
| toQe ther with such acts as nra contrary 10
the provisions of this act, be, ,sHnd the same
are hereby repealed. 7rol aiFa.,i sd'
iaaaies 20. JOHN r. MORSE, 8su%at
! Speaker fthe House Of Representatives
IF.aif CHARLES O. CONFERS,
rs 35M9t'@ bag Speaker OF the Senate.
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seq =, a. IL OF .9a.FTTTg' sti q 4g, bI1a9a
I. tN0''oIa ai1 n .,-r 1niai gIg. d q
For the assessment Of all property in this
/ Stale, apd for leyyiag taxes thereon accor,
ding 10 it's irne value. yaa 20 .sibssa
7a Sec l'Be tcnacted by the General AS
scmbly of the State of Ohio, That all pro
4 perty, whether real or personal; within this
\ State, and the moneys and credits Of per,
sona residing therein, except snchas is here,
inafier expressly exempted, shall be subject
10 taxation; and such property moneys ant
credits, of HE value thereof. sltaIhbei eUieteC
On the lists OF taxable 'properlyYfo for thatpur
pose, in the manner prescribed bgithis act.
fE'sh2q % pn.aF DEFINITIONS. ao57i19a q
i Sec 2 The terms s.feal property mn
\ ''land." wherever used il this aci, slilll bt
,1heM 10 mean and include, NOT only The ian,
itself, whether laid out 10 town Iots, OF 9TH
erwise, with all things contained therein
bu, also all buildings,structutes ard improve
men,s, trees and other fixtures Of whaiso
u o icr ind thereon, and NIL rights and priyi
,lIeges belonging, OF IN anywise appertainin,
Thereto, including all stoves in any bdildin,
u belonging 10 Tie owner of such building mi
n ,,.aA fru{a .A a r. niarhs Tsha4teysni ,nev