The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21


166: Putnam, ,22l Henry, 3,4S2; Defiance,
S ,9c6; Williams, 6,Ol6; Fulton, Z $50; Lucas,
l2 ,36l Wood, :, 9,l65; Hancock, l6, Tits ,sso.
9Th District--0 -0lermont, 30,A49; Brown, q ,SS4;
Highland, 25,79l; Adams i6, ,94S--l02, ,bOI.-A
7tf District--Warren, 25 $50; Clinton, IL, ,eSI;
Greene. 2I .g47: Fayette, IL, 1856; Madison, 10
0l2-e9 O92. eth District CLARK, 22l74; Cham
,aicn. ia 743, Logan, 10 1853; Union, IL ,205;
heIaware. q 6l4--95, ,l04. 9th District-Har-
ain a95l: Marion, 1854; Wyandot, II, 81;
crawford 1877; Seneca, 81 Jos; Sandusky,
ID 500: Ottawa 3,3l0--95 095. 10th District
Scioto, IS, ,729; Pike, 10, ,955; Lawrence, 49, 24I;
Gallia ,064; Jacksonl2 724 Ross 80 0e4-l06,-
500. ilth District--Perry, 20, ,774; Athens, l6,-
2l7: Vinton, 1858; Fairfield, 20 ,257; Hooking,
4.il9All0, $50. 18th District-Franklin, AZ
$50; Licking, Ss,s45; Pickaway, q ,ll0-lO2,
1885, 18th District Morrow, 20 ,240; Richland,
30,877; Huron, 26 ,203; Erie, Il, ,57o-95, ,o98.--
18th District--Lorain;2 26, ,09l; Medina, "a, ,433;
Wayne, 33,045; Ashland, %, ,e26-l01 ,S95.--
18th District--Tuscarawas, 81 ,I22; Holmes,
90, ,459; Coshocton, 25,67l; Knox, 2o.8IO-l06,-
72l. 18th Observation-Disclosures, 45 ,053; Nor
gan, 23,46O; Washington, 26,sl2- 95, 5,32s:- =
37th District-B Belmont, 81, ,599; Guernsey, 25.-
474. Monroe, 23,367; Noble, le, 960--l 02 400.
lstb District--Portage, "a, ,387; Stark, 80 1888;
Summit. q ,48l-9l 1855. 10Th District-Cuy-
ahoga, 4s,l05; Lake, IA, ,655; Geauga, II ,s23-
80, 583. Goth District = Ashtabula, 27,767;
Trumbull, 3O,560; Mahoning, 23733-o2, ,O60.
2lst District Columbiana, 33,60l; Jefferson,
80 1873; Carroll, II, ,695; Harrison, 20, ,460-l00,-
1853.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
April 80, 1852. President of the Senate.
No. g. 81 AN ACT
Supplementary TO an act entitled IAN act Tor
the assessment and taxation Of ali property
in this State, aud for 'levying taxes thereon
according to its true value in money, pass
ed April l3, 1852.
Sec. l. Be a enacted by the General Assembly
of the State. of Ohio, That the real property Of
this State, and the value thereof, as it stood
upon the tax duplicate of the year one thou
sand eight hundred and tifty-one, with such
additions for new structur or otherwise, as
NAV be made to the same under the provisions
of the "act for the assessment and taxation OF
all property in this state. and for leyying taxes
thereon according to its true value in money,
passed the thirteenth day of April, in the year
eighteen hundred and ffty-two, shall remain
on the duplicate for taxation for all purposes
that are or may berequired by law to be levied
and collected, and shall be taxed in the same
manner and to tie same extent that othe' prop
erty is now or may be taxed at the place where
such real property is situated, until such time
as a re-vaiuation of said real property shall
! be made, in pursuance of the provisions OF the
act to which this is supplementary,
Sec g. That in any county, OF this state
where it shall prove impractlcaole Tor assessors
to complete their assessments Tor the year
eighteen hundred and fifty two, within the pc
riod limited in the act to which this Is supple
mentary it shall be lawful for the auditor o.
said county 10 extend the time for such assess
ment till the fourth Monday in May; and IN al
such cases, the meeting Of the county board o
equalization shall take place on the tirst wed
nesday after the fourth Monday of May.
Sec. 3. That all assessments OF property
made by town, township or ward ASSESSOR
elected for the present year, under the Prov
sions of any law repealed by the act to whicl
this is supplementary, shall be Of the same va
lidity as If such assessors had been chosen un
der the act to which this is supplementary.
JAMES Y. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Mayl. 1852. President Of the Senate.
No. GA. AN ACT
6 Further to regulate the practice and provide 10
the jurisdiction of the Criminal Court {
Hamilton county, to direct the transfer OF Gel
6 tain business now remaining in the Court {
6 Common Pleas for the first district, from tn
last named court into that first named.
Sec. /. Be enacted By The General assembly
the State of Ohio That all reco izances taken Q
continued so as to require he appearance G
the accused at the May term, in the year eight
cen hundred and fifty-two, be removed out q
said codrt of Common Pleas, for the first dis
trict, into the said "The Criminal Court OF liam
lton county," to be there tried and adIudge
as though commenced by indictment or otnel
wise, originated in said "the Criminal Court
.. Hamilton county," and to be in ali respect
subject to all powers and jurisdic Jon whaLeve
vested by law in the court last named.
Sec. 2. That all recognizances held by h
clerk of the Court of Common Pleas withor
formal certificate, subject to the full power an
E entire jurisdiction Of the said "the Grimm;
Court Of Hamilton county" in the same mar
!. ner as though the place of custody had bee
n changed, and the said recognizances formerl
. certified out of one court into another
Sec. 3. That all persons required by reco!
= ulLdHCeo W appear oViulO tuc Noui1 vi Ooii
' mon pleas, for the first district at the Ma; ter
& aforesaid, TO answer any criminal, matte, il
dictment or accusation, shall app ar and al
4 swer the same in "the Criminal Court of Han
{ ilton county" and shall be tried and othewi:
made subject to order aud Judgment in I'll
: court last named.
Sec. That "the Criminal Court of Han
ilton county" shall havethe same power to 70
g felt and open recognizances, (including the n
cognizauces named in this act,) as has bee
!. vested by an existing law or laws in the Cou
|. of Common Pleas.
h Sec. 5. That in case Of petit larceny an
other inferior offences, whereof the punishmel
is less than Imprisonment in the Penitentiar,
: no indictment by grand jury being requires
: the said "the Criminal Court Of Hamilton coul
h ty" shall cause the prosecuting attorney
draw an information, setting forth briefly, bl
distinctly, the charge against the accused, O
4 which charge such accused shall be tried, an
be subject TO judgment, unless the prosecutin
attorney or his assistant, with leave of the cour
shall otherwisedirect.
JAMES @. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
q WILLIAM MEDILL,
April 3O,ls52. President Of the Senate.
No. 65.l AN ACT
ITO authorizp the Aditor of State 10 rem