The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11
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SEcaoS I. BE il enae.ed by the General
Assembly ofthe Safe Of Ohio, That the
following sums be, and the same are hereby
appropriated. ont i any money In the Treas
sryi 10 be paa for the year 1859, viz.
For Che paymenl Of the members of the
Genere Assembly,. their Clerks. Serreants-
'st-Arns. Door Keepers, and Messengers. the
Jun oftwenty thousand dollars.
For the payment ofsueh Printing as shall
be ordered BY either Hoase of the General
Assembly, seven tkOussnd dollars.
For the payment Of deficit in the aupro-
priation OF last year. on account of Printing.
.Ibifteen thousahd rNo'hundrcd forty dollars
and Ehcen cents.
- 10, the payment Of deficit in the contin-
gent fund OF the Auditor Of State, one thou
sand six hundred seventeen dollars and sixty
one cents.
Forthe contingent fund of the Auditor of
State, five hundred dollars.
Forthe contingent expenses of the Secre-
taryrot State, one thousand dollars.
! For the payment of deficit in the contin-
gent fund ef the said Secretary of State,
@ighty-six dollars and forty-fve cents.
For Stationery for the State, to be fur
nished in accordance with the contract made.
and to pay deficit on last years appropria-
ton. twelve thousan and dollars.
For the payment of taxes enormously or
illegally charged and refunded, four thou
sand dollars.
For mileage Of County Treasures, one
Thousand five hundred dollars.
For prosecuting the work on the new State
House, fifteen S1housand dollars, out of
which shall be paid the Warden ofthe Pen
Itenliary the amount due that Institution the.
'frst'day Of January, . 1859, Under the pro-
visions of the resolution passed March Sd,
1880. .aasA
For the payment Of the costs of prosecu-
Ting and Transporting ~convicts to the Peai
Tertiary, fifteen thousand dollars. a."
'.En as JAMES G.. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
e., ssa sae w. MEDILL.
s@ u 4" President of the Senate.
january 18th, 1859. -
[No.eo.1
AN ACT
70 Fix permanently the times and manner of
} holding the Courts of Common Pleas, and
District Court, in Hamilton county, and
to provide for the organization and prac-
tice thereof.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
first term of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for The first District, shall commence on
the second Monday of February, eighteen
hundredssand tfty-two, and that the regular
terms thereof shall thereafter commence on
the FIRST" Monday in May, the first Monday
in October, and the first Monday in January,
in each year; provided, however, that the
Judges of said Court may hold special terms
thereof whenever they shall deem it neces-
'sary.
" SEC, 2. That the Judges ofthe said Court
may sit separately or otherwise, as they
shall at any time deem it expedient; and
may prescribe the mode Of keeping and au-
thcnticatirg the minutes of proceedings had
before them, or any Of them, and may, at
the Beginning Of each term, and at all times
thereafter, when necessary, classify and
distribute among themselves, for trial and
determination, the business pending in said
Ccurt!'as they shall deem most convenient
to'the public interest; and may from time 10
time, Adopt and publish rules of practice,
regulating the .docketing ofcauses, and mo-
tions,, the return of process, the time and
maffneF0f filing pleadings, the entering and
opening defaults, the setting of causes and
matters for trial, or hearing, and also, such
other matters of practice rs may be necessa-
ny for the advancement of justice, not incon-
sistent with the laws of this STATE, proven
9tion of delay, causing all such rules to be
entered on their journals.
SEC. 3. That two terms of the District
Court shall be held in said District in each
year, commencing on the first Monday in
April and the first Monday in September res
pectiyely; and that the Judges thereof shall
have such power to adopt and publish rules
of practice for said Court, as are conferred
by the second section of this act, upon the
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas; pro
vided, however, that they shall conform as
near as may be. to such rules of practice AS
may from time to time be adopted by the
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Sec. A. That the term of February, eigh-
teen hundred and tfty-two, Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, as now established by law,
be, and the same is hereby abolished; and
shat all process, mesne and final. all recogni-
sAnces, and all business of whatever kind
not disposed Of previously thereto, shall be
setuFnsble ard continued to the February
term of the Courtof Common Pleas as fixed
BY this act. tt
SIC. s. That in all cases, where the re-
cord Of proceedings had in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, prior TO the secoud Monday in
February. eighteen hundred and ifty-two,
shall not on or before that time have been
fully completed, and signed, as required by
Law. the. same shah be made up by the Clerk
of the said Court for the time being, with all
convenient dispatch, and be signed by ans
one Of the Judges for the time being of the
Court Of Common Pleas.
SIC. Q. That all cases pending in the su,
psnor Court Of Cincinnati, in which the Judge
theIeof has been INTERESTED as counsel or 9th
eFwise. the fact being suggested Of record in
4le said Court, shall together with the flet