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presented for redemption, the holder Thereof
shall have the same protested, and all protest.
ed notes shall draw interest at the rate of fif
teen per cent. per annum from the date of pro
test until redeemed. ..r.r....- .r
SEC. 6. This act to take effect from and af
ter the FIRST day of December next.
F. c, LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
a ROBERT LEE,
=. President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May 1, 1854. ..-
AN A T
To amendsGn act entitled ian act TO provide for
the organization Of cities and incorporated
villages" passed May 81, 1859,
SECTION 1, BE il enacted By the Genercl As
sen'bly Of the State Of Ohio, That section 62 o.
an act entitled an "act to provide for the or
ganization Of cities and Incorporated villages, "
passed May 81, 1859. be so amended as to
read as follows The city council shall have
power to establish board Of health, TO invest
it with such powers and impose upon it such
duties. as shall be necessary to secure the city
and the inhabitants thereof from the evils OF
contagious. malignant, and infectious diseases
provide for Us proper organization, and the elec-
ton or appointment Of the necessary officers
thereof; and make such bylaws, rules and reg.
uIatons for its government and support, as shall
be required for enforcing the prompt and eff
cient performance Of its duties, and the lawful
exercise of its powers they shall have power
to establish city watch, police. to organize
the same under the general superintendence OF
the mayor, marshal or other officers of the DO.
lice prescribe its duties, and define its powers,
in such manner as will most elfeetualIy preserve
the peace of the city, secure the inhabitants
thereof from personal violence, and their prop
erty from fire and unlawful uepredations they
shall establish and organize fire companies, and
provide them with proper engines, and such
other instruments as shall be necessary to ex.
tinguish fire, and preserve the properly of the
inhabitants of the city from conhagration and
provide such bylaws and regu ations for the
government of the same, as they shall deem
expedlent; and each and every person who
shall belong to any such FIRE company, shall, in
time of peace. be exempt from the performance
of military duty uuder the laws oil the State !;
they shall erect, establish and regulate the mar
kets and market places, for the sale of provis-
ions vegetables, and other articles necessary
for the sustenance, convenience and comfort of
the city and the inhabitants thereof; they shall
have power to prescribe the times for opening
ann closing the same, the kind and description
of articles which may be sold therein. and the
stands or places to be occupied by the venders.
The city council shall have full power to pre-
vent forestalling, to prohibit or regulaoe hucks-
tering in the markets, and adopt such rules and
regulations as are necessary to prevent fraud,
and to preserve order in the markets; and they
may authorize the immediate seizure, arrest,
and removal from any market, Of any person or
persons violating its regulations, as established
by ordinance, together with any article in their
possession, and the immediate seizure and de-
struction of tainted or unsound meat, or other
provisions; but no charge or assessment OF
any kind shall be made or levied in any manner,
against or upon any farmer or producer of veg
etables or provisions, in bringing the same TO
any OF the markets, lin any city for standing in,
or occupying place, with or without horses
and wagons, used in bringing such produce to
the market, in any of the market spaces Of such
city, ,or in the streets contiguous thereto. on mar
ket days and evenings previous thereto Pro-
yided, however, that nothing contained in this
act shall be so construed as to authorize the
city council Of any city to pass an ordinance for
the purpose Of assessing or imposing any fine
or punishment whatever, upon any farmer or
producer, for selling. at any time, within the
city, any article Of provision Or vegetables. to
any person or persons in any street or Streets or
market space, during market hours,
SEC. g. That the sixty second section Of
the act to which this is amendatory, be, and the
same is hereby repealed. far ai d
a'9a vys7a F.sC. LEBL0ND,a ial.--
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
7ali7aat .- ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate. pro tenn.
May /, 1854.