The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-02

sabula. 47.76T; Trumbull, 30.560; Maho-
ming, Is, ,060. 2ist District-Co-
lumbiana, 33.60i; jefferson, 29. 1873; Car
roll, 1885; Harrison, 20,460-l0o, 1863.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDtLL.
President Of the Senate.
April so. 1859.
mo. 63.] AN ACT
Supp&ementary TO an act entitled "An act
jsr the assessment and taxation Of all
PROPERTY in this state; and for levying
taxes thereon according to its true value
in money" passed April IS. 1852.
SEC. I. Be il enacted 5y the General
AssembIy Of the State of Ohio. That tho
real property Of this State, and the value
thereof, as il stood upon the tax duplicate
Of the year n thousand eight hundred
and fiNy.one, with such additions for new
structures or otherwise, as may be made
to the same under the provisions OF the
..act Tor the assessment and taxation Of oil
property in this state, and for levying taxes
thereon according TO its true value in mo
nsy." passed the thirteenth day Of April,
in the year eighteen hundred and f~ty-two,
shall remain on the duplicate for taxation
for all purposes that are or may be requi-
red by law to be levied and collected, and
shall be taxed in the same manner and
to the same extent that other property is
now or may be taxed at the place where
such real property is situated, until such
time a. q re.valuation of said real proper.
" shall be made, in pursuance Of the act
70 which this is supplementary.
SEC. Q. That in any county OF this state,
whore it shall prove impracticable for as.
SCISSORS to complete their assessments for
the year eighteen hundred and fAy-two,
within the period limited in the act to
which this is supplementary. it shall be
lawful for the auditor of said county to ex-
tend the time for such assessment till the
fourth Monday in May; and in all such
cases, the meeting Of the county board Of
equalization shall take place on the first
Wednesday after the fourth Monday of
May.
SEC. 8. That all assessments Of proper
" made by town township or ward asses
sers elected Tor the present year, under the
provisions Of any law repealed by the act
10 which this is supplementary, shall be Of
the same validity as il such assessors had
been chosen under the act to which this Is
supplementary.
JAMES C JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.,
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presideat of The Senate.
mo. SAL AN ACT
Further 10 regulate the practice and pro-
vide for the Jurisdiction Of the Criminal
Court Of Hamilton county, to direct the
transfer Of certain business now remain
ing in the Court of Common Pleas for
the first district, from the last named
court into that first named.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That all
rscognizances taken or continued so as to
require the appearance Of tho accused at
the May term, in the year eighteen hun.
dred and ihy-two. be removed out Of said
oourt Of Common Pleas, for the first dis.
,rict. into the said "The Criminal Court Of
Hamilton county," to be there tried and
adiudged as though commenced byindict-
ment or otherwise, originated in said "the
Criminal Court Of Hamilton county," and
10 be all respects subject to all powers and
jurisdiction whatever, vested by law in the
court1ast named.
SEQ. 2. That all recognizances held by
the clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
without formal certificate, subject to the
full power and entire jurisdiction Of the
said "the Criminal Court of Hamilton
county, in the same as though
tho place Of custody had been changed.
and the said recognizances formally certi.
fed out Of one court into the other.
SEQ. 8. That all persons required by re-
coguizances to appear before the Court oil
Common Pleas, for the first district, at the
Nav term aforesaid. to answer any crimi-
cal matter. indictment or accusation, shall
appear and answer the same in ''the Grim.
inal Court Of Hamilton county" and shall
be tried and otherwise be made subject to
order and judgment in the court last ma.
med.
SEQ. 4. That "the Criminal Court Of
Hamilton county, shall have the same
power 10 open and forfeit recognizances,
Including tho recognizances named in this
sct,) as has been vested by any existing
Law or laws in the Court Of Common Pleas.
SEQ. s That in case Of petit larceny
and other inferior offences. whereof the
ounishment is less than imprisonment in
ihs penitentiary, no indictment bya grand
Jury being required. the said "the Crimi
nal Court Of Hamilton county" shall Gauss
the prosecuting attorney to draw an infor'
nation, setting forth briefly. but distinctly