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NOTICE.

N Office is hereby gwen 10 the quail
y y fed electors Of Pleasant Township,
Putnam County, Ohio that vote will be
taken at the annual election, on the sec
ond Tuesday Of October, for and against
the subscription, by the trustees of said
township, OF q sum not 10 exceed len
thousand dollars, to the capital stock ofthe
Dayton and Michigan railroad company,
Provided, said road is located through
Columbus Grove and Ottowa. Those
voting for said subscription shall have the
following phrase printed or written on
their ticket or ballot; ssfor subscripiion,'
those voting against said subscription
snail have the words, "agains, subscrtp-
ltIon, printed or written on the ticket ol
ballot. The election 10 be conducted
according tothe provisions ofthe subjoinet
l,acts 50 far as prariicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICR.
! IKalida, Putnam Co., O., Sept. IA, 1859
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NO1,ICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qrali-
l y fed electors Of Otiowa Township,
Putnam County, Ohio. that a vote will
be taken al the annual election, on the
second Tuesday of October, for and
against the subscription, by the trustees
Of said Township, Of sum not TO exceed
ten thousand dollars, to the capital stock
Of the Dayton and Michigan railroad
company, Provided no county subscription
is CARED. Those voting for said subscrip-
tion shall have the following phrase print
ed OF written on their ticket or ballot;
"for su bscripiion," those voting against
said subscription shall have the words,
s'against subscription,' printed or written
on the ticket or ballot. The election TO
be conducted according TO The provisions
of the subjoined acts so far as applicable,
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERiTF's OFFTcE.
KaIida, Putnam CO., o., Sept. IA, 1852.
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NOTICE.

NOTICEis hereby given to The quail
u fed electors of Putnam county. and
State OF Ohio, that a vote will be taken al
the annual election on the second Tues
day Of October, for and against the sub
scrption, by the commissioners Of said
county, of Il sum not TO exceed seventy
five thousand dollars, to the capital stock
of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad
company; Provided, said company locates
said road through This entire county Of
Putnam, on the most practicable route.
Those voting for said subscription shall
have The following phrase printed OF
written on their ticket or ballot; "for sub
scription," those voting against said sub
scription shall have the words; sagains'
subscription printed or written on the
ticket orbaIlot. The election TO be con.
Quoted according TO The provisions Of the
subjoined acts so far as applicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERFF's OFFICE.
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Sept. IA, 1852
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the name ofthe manufacturer distinctly
braDded on the head Of each barrel; also,
all Salt sold al the licks, shall be marked
with the nett weight, in figures, directly
under the same, with good durable paint,
Sec. 2. Any manufacturer refusing
tolcomply with The first section Of this act,
shall be fined for each offence the sum
Of fifty cents per barrel; the same to be
collected by any court having authority,
ms in case Of debt; complaint having first
been made by any person taking cogniz-
ance Of the same.
Sec. 8. Any fines thus assessed and
collected, after paying all costs that shall
have occurred, shull be paid into the
county treasury, for the benefit of the
COMMON schools.
Sec. 4. Nothing in thisa shall be
SO construed as 10 prohibit the manusac-
turers from shipping salt, in bulk.
Sec. S. This act shall be in force
from and after it's passugo.
Sec. s. That the act entitled ssan ac
10 repeal an act entitled an act 10 provide
for the inspection Of salt manufactured
! in the state Of Ohio, and creating the Of
fee ofinspector, and defining the dutieI
thereof" passed February 9Th, lS47, b
and the same are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
| Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate
i nr;l an 1870 W w a~ ta
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LA w S OF OHIO.
rrrnrnsmnp ny AUgH1RITY.
AN ACT

EAIN AZ
supplemenlary to,an acta entitled san
sce for ihe assessment and taxation Of
4 81 property in this state, and for levy
ing thereon according 10 its true
value inmoney, ,"psssed April II, 1897.
Sac / BE d enacted BY the General
Assemble ofshs State Of Ohio, That The
rasIproiDeriy 81 Of this state, and the value
thereof, ID i stood upon The tax duplicate
ofthe yssr one thousand eight hundred
and f;fly-one, with such additions for new
situctures Of otherwise, as may be made
ID lie same under the provisions Of the
ssacs fcr the assessmen, and taxation Of all
property in this state, and fot levying taxes
thereon according 10 its true value in
money,n passed thirteenth day Of April,
ID the year eighteen hund'ed and fifty
two, shall remain on the duplicate for
taxation for all purposes that are or may
be required by law 10 be levied and col
lected, and shall be taxed in the same
manner and to the same extent that Other
prcperly is now or may bc taxed at the
place where such real property is situated
until such time as re-valuation Of sale
real property shall be made, in pursuance
Of the provisions Of the act to which thi'
Is supplementary.
Sec 2. That in any county of th
state, where il shall prove impracticable
ior assessors 10 complete their assessment
for the year eighteen hundred end Fifty
two, within the period limited in the &C
20 which this is supplementary, It shall b,
lawful for the auditor Of said county +
extend the time for such assessment til
the fourth Monday in May; and in al
such cases, the meeting Of the count,
board Of equalization shall take place ol
sSe FIRST Wednesday after the fouri
Monday Of May.
Sec. 8. That all assessments OF pro
perty made by town, township or war
assessors elected for the present year
under the provisions Of any law repealed
by the act to which this is supplementary
shall be Of the same validity as if sucl
assessors had been chosen under the &C
10 which this is supplementary.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
SNEAKER Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President ofthe Senate
May l, 1852.
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NOVICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the quail
~ fed electors Of Blanchard Township,
Putnam County, Ohio, that a vote will be
taRen pt the annual election, on the sec
ond Mesday Of October, for and against
the subscription, by the trustees Of said
township, of sum mol to exceed len
thousand dollars to the capital stock ol
the Dayton and Michigan railroad conpo-
nv; Provided, that no county subscription
be obtained for said purpose. Those
voting for said subscription shall have the
following phrase printed or written on
their ticket or ballot, "for subscription,
those voting against said subscription shal
have the words, "against subscription,
printed or written oil the ticket or ballot
The election 10 be conducted according
TO the provisions Of The subjoined act
so far as applicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHER,FF's OFFICE.
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Sept. ID, 1851
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NOTICE.

YTHE Stockholders Of the Kalida and
u Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that tweaty
per centum on each share of the caphal
Stock Of said Company will be equHed
to be paid in, to @. Fl. Rice, the DreH
surer Of said Company, on aie Gheenih
day of April next; and twentyrper cepI
tum on the fifteenth day Of July uext;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
of October next; twenty per centpm on
the fifteenth day Of January 1858 D and
lastly, the further sum OF ten per ce1tum
on The fifteenth day Of April thereafter
according to the contract made with the
contractor of said Road by the Directors
Of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctuality in ordel
TO the vigorous prosecution of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 80, 1852. 574
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AN ACT
To incorpora. The Dayton and Michigan
Rail. Road Company.

HEli-hoau OoHipduy.
Sec. l. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That Peter
Odln, John Resch, Thomas j. s. Smith,
J. D. Philips, Edward W. Davies and
Henry Stoddard, Of Montgomery county;
William Barbee, John G. Telford, Henry
w. Culbertson, John CLARK, Thomas Jay,
Joseph Pearson, Joseph Brown, Charles
Morris, Jr., William Scott, Rankin Wal
kup, Samuel Davis, David Hunter, Mo-
ses G. Michel and Edward H. Barton, Of
Miami county; John Mills, John W. Ca
ry, James McCuloch, and Hugh Thcmp-
sou, Of Shelby county, and their associ-
ates and assigns, be, and they are hereby
created body corporale and polite, by
the name Of the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad Company, with perpetual sue
cesson, and by tha, name and style shall
be entitled to have aud enjoy, and hereby
are invested with all the rights, privileges
and franchises, and be subject to all re-
strictions OF the act entitled "An act reg
ula,ing Railroad Companies" passed
February l1th, lS46, and the acts amen
datory thereto, except SO far as the same
may be modified by the provisions ofthis
act.
Sec. 2. That the capital stock Of said
company shall be eight hundred thousand
dollars; with the power to increase the
same to three millions, divided into shares
Of fifty dollars each.
Sec. 8. Said company shall have
power to construct railroad commenc-
ing al or near Dayton, in Montgomery
county, by the way of Sidney, in Shelby
county, Lima, in Allen county, Toledo,
in Lucas county, 70 the most eligible
point on the Michigan State line, inthe
! direction of Detroit.
Sec. a. Said company shall be, and
lis hereby authorized 10 connect at Day.
ton with any railroad leading to, and
terminating in the city Of Cincinnati,
or with any railroad that may be hereafter
constructed north in direction Of Toledo
in Lucas county.
Sec. S. The county commissioners
Of any county through or in which said
road may be located, shall be, and they
are hereby aulhorized to subscribe 10 the
capital stock Of said company, any sum
not exceeding one hundred thousand
dollars; the corporate authorities Of Day.
on, Troy, Piqua, Sidney, Lima, Perys-
burg, Maumee City and Toledo, shall
also be authorized to subscribe TO said
rail road any sum not exceeding fifty
thousand dollars; and the trustees Of any
township in anv county through which
said road may be located, shall be author
lied to subscribe to the capital stock ol
said railroad company, any sum not ex-
ceeding ten thousand dollars; and in
making such subscriptions, and in all
matters relating thereto, the commissions
ers Of counties, corporate authorities Of
said cities and towns, and trustees Of
townships shall have all the rights, privil'
eges and powers, and be subject to tho
restrictions of an aact 80 authorize the
commissioners of CLARK county TO sub
scribe stock in railroad companies Z
passed March s, 1850, so far as the same
may be applicable, not inconsistent with
the proyisiousof this act; Provided, that
the vote on the question Of subscribing
stock Of said railroad company in
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AM ACT

Todefines the duty ofmanuiacturers ofsali
ssc. /. Be It enacted BY the General
! xsssrsblv mi offhs State Of Ohio, That il shall
= % tha duty Of all manufacturers o.
.s,, y % i sSe State Of Ohio, 10 have
sss', ~ same /, well and sufficiently drained
!, VI bs sr' nacked in good barrels, made o
uood = a sound seasoned timber; the heat
soJ OS'1 b;loo hoops 10 be well nailed With moi
less I,, @ ,llans four nails N each hoop; one on
~. sasd shall be bored with SONIC meial'c
;rs,,umen, "vau mem not less than one inch in size;
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State, and such Ssrgeant-ai- Arms shall
cause The said property 10 be delivered
into the custody Of the Secretary Of State,
who shall give duplicate receipts therefor,
one ofwhich receipts shalI be by said
Sergeant-at- Arms, deposited with the
Auditor OF State, md the said Auditor Of
Stale shallalow to said Sergeant-at-A Arms
for the services required by this section,
such sum, not exceeding four dollars per
day, for the time actually imployed, as
such Auditor shall deem just and reason
able, to be paid out Of the Treasury Of
the State as in other cases.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April 80, 1852. :
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To authorize the commissioners of Clark
county TO subscribe slock inrail road
companies.
Sec. /. Bet enacted By the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, Tba,
the commissioners OF Clark county, with
the consent Of . majority of the legal vo-
ters Of said county, voting at any such
election TO be expressed as hereinafter
provided, be and they are hereby author
lied and required to subscribe, in the
name, and for the benefit Of said county,
to the capital stock of the Springfield
and Columbus Railroad Company, and
the Mad River and Miami Central Rail
road Company, or TO The capital stock Of
any other railroad company, portion Of
The road of which may be located in the
counry Of Clark, a, the discretion Of said
commissioners, any sum not exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars.
SEC. 2 The commissioners of said
county, for the purpose Of payiLg the
stock subscribed under this act, are here
by authorized to borrow the necessary
amount of money, for which they shall
issue bonds or obligations of the county,
| in amounts not less than one hundred
dollars, which bonds or obligation shall
be made negotiable, bearing interest
payable annually, at such place and al
such rate, not exceeding seven per cen.
tum per annum, as may be agreed upon
aud such bonds or obligations may be
made redeemable at such time as may
be deemed expedieni by said commits
sioneIs; or such bonds or obligations. OF
ady part thereof, may be issued directly
to said company in payment ofsaid stock.
as said commissioners and the officers oI
said company may agree; and all bonds
and obligations issued and negotiated by
said commissioners, trustees or town
council. and Irregular" on the face there
of shall in the hands Of said company
or Of any bona 6de holder thereof, be
deemed and in all courts and else
where as conclusive evidence of The
regularity Of everything required by this
&C. TO be done preliminary to the issu.
| ing and negotiation ofsuch notes or obli-
cations.
SIC 3. Said commissioners shall keep
an accurate register Of all bonds or obli-
cations issued under the provisions OF
this act, showing the dates, numbers,
and amounts thereof, to whom, and when
payable, and the rate Of interest stipula.
ted therein, and they shall also cause 10
be kept in the office Of the auditor Of
said county, such books and entries as
will fully show all liabilities, receipts,
disbursements, and the precise state ol
the Indebtedness Of this county in any
way arising under this act.
SEC. The faith Of the county, and
The ne, profits or dividends upon the
stock 50 subscribed by the county, shall
stand pledged fOr the payment Of The
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AN ACT

a 1.
Fixing The compensation Of Clerks, As
sistant Clerks Sergeants-at-arms, and
Assistant Sergeants. .at-arms, OF the
Senate and House Of Representatives
Of this state.
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of tie State Of Ohio, that the
clerks, assistant clerks, sergeants.at-arms,
and assistant sergeanis-at-arms Of The
Senate and House Of Representatives Of
this state, shall each be entitled, during
the present, OF any succeeding session
|of,he General Assembly, to receive for
each days attendance during The session
|ofthe General Assembly, the sum Of four
dollars.
Sec. 2. That the clerk ofihe Senate
andHouse ofRepresentaiives shall receive
al the rate OF four dollars per day, each
FOR ihe time actually employed after the
adjournment Of the General Assembly
for making ou. an index 10 the Journals
10 be paid on the order Of the Auditor o
State, but they shall not receive any othe
allowance or compensation for services
after the adjournment of the Legislature
Sec. 8. That il shall be The duty y
.he Sergeant-atsArms ofeach House, i'm
|mediately after the adjournment Of tb'
General Assembly, TO take charge Of al
books, stationery, and all other properi
Iof every description, furnished for, j
possession, or for the use OF the Genera
Assembly, or any member or Office
thereof, and bring the property Of th'
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April 80, 1852.

], William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified to by the
Secretary Of Stale.
WILLIAM M. BELL. Auditor. .
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any county, city town or township, as
lprovded iol in This act, shall he taken at
The annual spring or fall election, BY
giving twenty days notice iheerof in the
manner provided for in the act above re-
feHed to, except as modified BY this aci
And provided further, that majority Of
all the voiors voting at such election
shall vote for subscription.
Sec. 6. That as soon as the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars shall have been sub.
scribed to the stock ofsaid railroad com
paDy, the persons named in the first sec
lion Of this act, or any five. of them, shall
call meeting Of the stockholders for the
election Of directors for the government
of said company.
Sec. 4. That the stock which may
be subscribed to said railroad COMPANY,
shall be payable at such time, and in such
installments, as may be directed by Nhe
board Of directors and shall be transfera-
Bile in such manner as they may direct.
Sec. 8. Said company shall have
power 10 sell or negotiate the notes or
bonds Of the company, issued by such
company, or any notes or bonds Of every
other railroad company, county, city,
town or township, that said company may
at any Time hold or own, at such times
and such places; either within or without
this State, and a, such rate and for such
prices as may be deemed best fitted 10 ad.
vance The interests of the company, and
| if such bonds or notes are thus sold a. a
4 discount, such sale shall be as valid in all
respects as il they were sold at their par
value, nor shall the sale ornegoti alton OF
any such notes or bonds be nvalidaled
! for any informaliIy in the Issuing, execu.
lion, transfer or sale OF the same.
/ Sec. 8. That the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton railroad company are
hereby authorized and empowered TO lend
its money or credit in such amounts as
may be deemed expedieni, to the Dayton
and Michigan. railroad company, 10 aid
in the construction of the said road, and
The extension of the said railroad to the
Michigan State line, ifsad company shal
at any time deem said extension expedi
ent; and for this purpose The Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton railroad company
may guarantee the payment ofany notes
or bonds OF such Dayton and Michigan
railroad company or by the cooperate au-
ihorties ofany city or town, or by :bt
county commissioners Of any county, O.
. trustees ofany township, for the aid ant
benefit Of said company, IN pursuance o
The provisions of this act, and such guar
ranlee shall be valid and binding, and The
said Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daytor
rail road company may also hold and own
] Ly subscription and transfer, any numbe
+ Of shares of the capital stock Of said com
pany.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of Repre- reseniatives
/, CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senare
March 5, 1851.
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n0nTs AMID SHOES y

DOOTs AND SHOES
Gentlemen's Fine. and heavy coarse Bootsi
Ladies' Fancy Boots & Shoes;
Mems and Boys Bootee's and Shoes;
Carpet Shoes.
Hung lrian Boots,
Oyershoes, &C., &C.,
Ofevery variety, for sale at the lowest prices
Mt WIN. g. AL. TAYLoR's, Kalida
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AN ACT

fI.i
Further 10 regulate the practice and pro-
vide for the Jurisdiciion Of the Grimm
al Court Of Hamilton county, to direct
the transfer Of certain business now
remaining in the Court Of Common
Pleas for The first district, from the
last named court into that first named
SEc. 1. Be ii enacted By The General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That all
recoqnizance taken OF continued so as tc
require the appearance Of the accused al
the May term, in the year eighteen
hundred aud filty-two, be removed out o
said court Of Common Pleas, for the frs
district into the said "The Criminal
Cour, Of Hamilton county," TO be there
tried and aiudged as though commenced
bv- Indictment or otherwise, originated
in said athe Criminal Court of Hamilton
county :" and to be in all respects subject
20 all powers and jurisdiction whatever,
vested by law in the court last named
SEC. .. That all recognizances held
by the clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas without formal certificate, subject
70 he full power and entire jurisdiction
az ,he said nthe Criminal Court Of Ham
il,on county,'' in the same manner as
though the place Of custody had been
changed, and the said recognIzances for
mally certified out ofone court into the
other.
Sec. 8. That all persons required by
recocnizences 10 appear before the Cour.
&c Common Pleas, for the first district,
Al the May term aforesaid, TO answer any
cr;minal matter, Indictment or accusation,
aball appear and answer the same in "the
Criminal Court Of Hamilton county" and
shall be tried aud otherwise made subject
10 order and judgment in the court last
named.
seq. That a,he Criminal Court Of
Hamilton county" shall have the same
mower 10 forfeit aud open recognizences
Including the recoguizances named in
sb;s sct\ as has been vessedby any exis-
ting law or laws in the Court Of Common
PleaB. -
Sec s. That in case ofpetit larceny
and other inferior offences, whereof the
punisbment is less than Imprisonment in
,ha peultentiary, no indictment by grand
;ury being required, the said "the Grim,
;;nal CouTt Of Hamilton county" shall
cause .he prosecuting attorney to draw
;nformatiop. setting forth briefy, bu
distinctly the charge agains. the accused y,
on which charge such accused shall b
tried, and be subject 10 Judgment, unles
he prosecuting attorney or his assistant
Win leave Of The court, shall otherwise
Direct. JAMES c. JOHNSON.
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDELL,
President ofihe Senate
April 80, 1852.