The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-03

SReas,N sfising under this aci, exeepf BY tlie
asti,a Ol Judge before who'd ahs irlai Wa
had, snd the def'nlant slel BE- neid 20
ks.aaoe the Jury fees in every ease OF appeal
ta an actieu OF debt; aad IN the eveni o. =
foal conviction beioreH Jury, tae deiendant
shalisusfeF and pay double the amount OF
lines. penalties aud imprisonment awarded
agr.insi BIN BY Che jassice OF Judge from
Aj,asr jaslgnpIs he appeal waSmade. The
forfeiture for all bonds and recos osuizauces
tiVen In parsuanee;of this act, shall 90 to
shs town or cfJy where The offence was com
Hi.lte.L Cor dc hse of de poor; and if the
trcuunlzanees aud bonds mentioned in this
prcliun shall nos be given within twenty.iodr
hours after the jplgment, the appeal shall
no. be allowed; the defendant in .Ihe mean
dme 10 stahd committed.
VINES AGENTS FORFEIT THEIR BONDS.
Sec 2. sThe mayor ami aldermen OF
any city, and the seiectmen of any town.
whenever complaint shall be made to them
ttA breach Of the conditions OF the bond
. :;iaea by any person appointed under lhls
act has been committed, shall notify the
person complained of. and if upon hearing
pl tie parties it shall appear that any breach
has been committed. they shall revoke and
make vol his appointment. And whenever
"a breach OF any bond given TO the inhabi-
tanls Of any city or town I'M pursuance Of
any OF the provisions Of this sct shall be
made known TO the mayor and aldermen u
acectmen, OF shall in any Manner come to
sheir Rnowedge. they OF some OF them shall
al the expense, and ldr the use OF said city
ar town, cause the bond to be pal Insult ~
any court proper to Try the same.
MAKERS AND COMMON SELLERS.
Sec s. No person Shall be allowed to bt
manufacturer of any spirltuous or m'o2t
eating liquor. or commonseller thereof, with
out being duly appointed as aforesaid, Oh
pain of forlritins on the first conviction, the
sum Of one hundred dollars aud the costs o
prosecution, and in default Of HE payment
Ihereoi, the person So convicted Shall bt
imprisoned sixty DAYS in the! common Jail
and on the second conviction, the person Sc
convicted shall pay the sum of two hundred
dollars and costs VI prosecution, and IN de
default Of payment shall be Imprisoned tou
months in The common Jail; and on the thlrt
and every SUBSEQUENT conviction, shall pay
The sum ot lwo hundred dollars and shall bt
imprisoned four months in the common lai
OF the county where the offence was coin
mitted; said penalties to be recovered before
any court OF competent jurisdiction, ny III
dictment, or by action otdebt, IN the name
of the city or town where the offence shaI
becomalitted. AhA wheneveria default shal
be hai 1f any recognia4nce arising. undel
ahis act, sclre facias shall be issued, return
able at the next term, and the Sable Shal
not be continued, unlesa Tor good cause sat
lsfae ory TO the court :
e K NoLAwLEss iRUMsEILEEs TO BE JURORS.
Sec. -. No person engaged in the un
lawful traffic in Intoxicating liquors shall b
competent to sit upon any jury III any cast
arising under this act; anu when information
shalt be communicated 10 the court, that AM
member Of any pannel is engaged in sucI
traffic. or that he is believed to be soengag"d
the court shall inquire of the juryman o
whom such belief, is entertained; and nj
answer which be shall make shall be usec
against him in any case arising under this
at; but If he shah answer falsely, he shal
beimpeachabe of serving on any jury in thi'
State; but he may decline TO answer, ii
which case he shall be discharged by thu
court from all further attendance As a jury
man.
THESE CASES TO STAND FIRST FOR TRIAL, EcT
Sec. 10. All cases arising under thn
act, whether by action, Indictment or com
plant, which shall ccme before a superio
court, either by appeal or original entry
shall take precedence in said court OF al
other business, except those criminal case!
Y in which the parties are actually undel
arrest, awaiting trial; and the court ant
d prosecuting officer shall not have authority
10 enter nolle prosequi, or to grant con
tinuance in any case arising unbsr this act
either before or after the verdict, excep
where the purpose Of justice shall require
ii. ~
LIQUORS MAY be SEARCHED FoE AND SEIZED
v. sec. H. Ii any three persons, voters ii
the town or city where the complaint shat
be made, shall before any justice Of the
peace or judge Of any municipal or police
court make complaint under oath or afitma
ton. that they have reason to believe, and
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liquors are kept or deposited, and intended
for sale, by any person not Authorized tc
sell the same in said city o. town undertht
provisions of this act, in any store, shop
warehouse or other building or place in
said city or town, said justice or Judge shall
issue his warrant Of searchto any sheriff
ely marshal or deputy, or to any constable
who shall proceed to search the premise,
describe ia said warrant, and if any spirit
nous soFintexicating liquors are found therein
be shall seize the same, and convey them tc
some proper place of security. where he
shall keep them until final action is had
thereon. But no dwelling house in which,
Or in a part of which shop is not kept, shall
besearched. unless at least one Of said com
piainants shall testify to some act Of sale Of
intoxicating liquors therein. by the occupant
thereof, or by his consent Or permission
whitman least one month Of the time Of
making g'Gait complaint And the owner OF
keeper Of said liquors, seized as aforesaid
iThe shalt be known to the officer sezing the
same, shall be summoned forthwith before
the Justice or Judge by whose warrant the
liquors were seized, and if he fail to appear
oF unIessshe can show by positive proof,
that said liquors are Of a foreign production
that tley have been imported under the
laws oftEe United States, and in accordance