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.entum . !. ahresaid reaained.

'oentum 80 as afhFesaid resained.
Section 3. The provisions Of the foregoing
section shall extend to aud govern the payment
of the per centage required 10 be retained BY the
act ito pay the indebtedness Of the Benevolent
Institutions and the New State House,, passed
at the present session Of the General Assembly;
provided, that In cases OF claims on account OF
work and mtterial for the two new Lunatic Asy-
huns. the. examinations and certificates required
by said section. shall be made by the trustees
thereof respectfully.
SECTION 4. The provisions Of sections two and
three;of this act shall be construed to extend to
all claims for work done, or materials furnished.
or services rendered for. or to tho New State
House or the Lunatic Asylums at Dayton and
Newburg. whether during the erection or for the
maintenance Of the same, which have been or
may b. presented TO the commissioners Of the
State House or the trustees Of said Luuatic Asy-
lums, 50 that all such claims shall, after the cx-
animation, and approval required. in said secoud
and third s%ections, be paid in. full to the extent
of the appropriations herein and hereintoioie
made.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speakeref the House OF Representatives..
LESTER Taylor,
President Of the Senate.
April IL, 1854.
thereby certify that The foregoing acts are
correctly copied from The original rolls on file
in this Office. JAM S ALBERT.
Auditor, PEBBLE County, o.
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sor, Of all persons in his district, sgains.
whom any road tax may staud charged, To-
gether with. the amount OF such tax charged
against each; and each supervisor shall, prior
10 the first day Of August following, notify
every such person. agreeahl. 10 the provisions
Of the thirty fourth section OF eaid act, 10
which this is supplemental, 10 work oul the
same.
SECTION 2. The county commissioners may
appTopria e one third OF The tax levied by them
under the first section OF this act, 10 bridge
purposes, and cause The same, TO be collected
in money on the county duplicate and no other
bri &c tax sail be levied or collected.
SECTION 8. Any person charged with o
road tax, may discharge the same by labor, on
the roads within the district where the came
is charged prior TO The fifth dsy OF August al
The rate Of one dollar per day for each days
work Of an nbled bodied man and . rateabie
allowance per day or any team furnished by
any person which labor shall be performed I'M
der the direction OF The supervisor Of such dis
tsict.
SECTION 4, Each superv isor shall. write on
The margin OF his list opposite to the amount
charged against all such ss may pay the same
BY labor the word ''Paid" and sha II return
his lis. on or before The seventh OF August Of
the same year TO the township clerk who shall
write OIL the margin Of The list sent TO him by
the auditor opposite 10 the amount charged
against each person who may have paid The
same in labor as shown BY the returns of the
supervisor lie word "Paidi' and shall forth
with forward the same 10 the county auditor,
who shall charge all such as may remain un-
paid as shown by the returns OF the clerks on
The Duplicates OF the county, and the same
shall be collected, as other monies are collect
ed by the county treasurer. middle sUpeFFi-
scr shall also give 10 each person who may pay
his road tax a receipt for the same, aud If by
mistake any person who may have paid his
road tax shall be cha.ged with q road tax on
the duplicate the receipt Of ibe proper super
visor shaft be conclusive evidence thai such
road tax is ~unjustly charged.
SECTION 8. Thet all such persons as are re-
qulrcd by the frs, section Of The act, 10 which
this is supplemental, to do and perform w
days work on the public roads, shall DO and
perform the same between The irsi day Of
Apfil and the first Gay Of July Of each year,
no person shall he released from such labor
by the neglect OF the supervisor 10 order him
out on or before The first dayof July.
SEC. 7. The act. eniitled Gan act to amend
the act entitled an act prescribing the duties
uf supervisors and relating 10 roads and high.
ways" passed April I, 1854, and the act en-
Titled an act 10 amend The act entitled ian act
prescribing The duties OF aupervi sors and rela
ting to roads and highways" passed April a,
1854, are hereby repealed.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOS. II. FORD,
President OF the senate.
April g., 1856.
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AN Aor,

Pro 'iding for The application of The properi,
belonging 10 The estate Of Anderson Grang.
er deceased, late Of Preble county Ohio,
and also for the settlement of said est, lie by
the administrator.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted By the General As.
sembiy efthe Slate Of Ohio, That George Hen.
bricks Of .Prebie county Administrator upon
The estate of Anderson Granger late OF said
county, be and he is hereby authorized il BIZ.
said capacity as administrator Of said eslste 10
so use apply and appropriate The money and
property belonging 20 said estate .es 10 procure
tile Liberation from slavery OF the brother and
sister or either of the next OF kin of said An.
.derson Granger deceased.
6EcTIoS Q. Upon the final settlement of
saiu estate by said Administrator receipts for
money applied toSprocuTe The liberty or said
brother, sister or next OF kin of said Granger
and also on account OF The items OF expense
incurred by said Administrator IN procuring
Sid Liberation supported by the oath of said
Administrator shall be allowed as vouchers 10
liquihate any money received by said Admin.
islrator from said estate.
SECTION 8. This act totake effect and be
in force from aud after its passage. a
N. n. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President Of tie Senate, pro TEN.
April IL, 1856.
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AN

10 amend an act passed February 20, 1856,
entitled ''an act TO establish 0 code OF civil
procedure" passed March IL, 1858.
SECTION |: Be il enacted By the General As-
senably Of the Slate Of Ohio, That section three
hundred and thirteen Of an act entitled can
act 10 establish q code Of civil procedure"
passed March IL, 1852, as amended by said
act passed February 20, 1855, be o amenued
as to read as follows: Section 3t3. No marty
snail be allowed to testify by virtue o the pho,
Visions OF section three bundled and Ten, where
The adverse party is the executor or admins.
aralor OF o deceased person, or the guardian OF
the child or children Of q deceased person,
when the facts 10 be proven transpired be fore
the desth of suCh deceased person, and are
not testified 10 by said child OF children, ex-
cept 10 testify 10 the validity of books of &C.
court OF not more than eighteen mon lbs stand
ing. The deposition OF party shall not be
used in his own behalf, unless the legal no.
lice required in the cases where dispositions
are to be taken, shall also specify lha; tile de
position 10 be taken is that Of the party; Pro
vlded that If The deposition of a party be Ia
ken IN any pending suit, and such party shall
due before the trial the:eof, il shall be lawful
1or the opposite party to testify as 10 oil matters
contained in sa id deposition, If the same be
oueIed IN eyluence.
SECTION 2. This sctshsll be applicable to
oil civil actions and proceedings now pending
ard undecided, which have been commenced
since the taking effect OF an act entitled an
act to establish a code OF civil procedure,
passed March l., 1853.
SECTION 8. That nothing in Section 3l3
Shall be construed SO as 10 prevent a party
"testIiying when the adverse party is an adj.
ministrator, executor, or guardian, when
Tue testimony Of a person is taken by dep.
osilion or Otherwise, who was q partner OF
the deceased at the time the su~biect.malter,in
controversy transpired, and was originally in.
teresled therein.
SECTION 4. That the act passed February
20, 1856, entitled can act to amend an ACT
entitled an act to establish o code of civil
procedure, passed March IL, 1858, be, and The
sam Is hereby repealed.
SECTION 8. This act TO take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF he House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
April 18th, 1856.
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70 an amount in value ito be ascerfained as here
matter provided) not exceeding fifty per centum
Of the stocks or certificates Of the funded debt Of
the United States aud of the State Of Ohio, trans
lterred to said Auditor Of State, BY such bank,
and rema ming with him, as provided in the sew
enth section OF said act, such company shall be
lentitledt 10 receive from said Auditor an equal
amount in value, of circulating notes Of different
denominations, registered and countersigned as
provided in said act; but no such stock or certi-
hcate OF funded debt shall be received by said
Auditor at a rate or price above the market value
thereof, at the time Of receiving the same. or
above the average selling price Of such stock or
certificate at the New York stock exchange, for
the four weeks next preceding the time OF the re-
lceipt thereof, blythe Auditor, exclusive Of int.
rest then accrued thereon, or above its par value;
nor shall the stock or certificates offhe funded
debt oil any State not regularly paving the inter-
est on such stock or debt, semi annually, be 70.
ceiyed by said Auditor.
SEcrIoS q. The stock and certificates so
transferred. shall remain in the possession Of the
Auditor Of State, and he shall have all the pow
ers in respect TO the same. and the interest there
on, as is provided in said act, in relation To the
stock Of the United States and OF this State: and
in Case coupon bonds or certificates BE- transfer
red as aforesaid. the Auditor shall deliver the
coupons, ms they fall due, to the proper bank,
when such bank shall be entitled to receive
the interest on bonds and certificates so,trans-
Iferred.
SECTION 8. This act shall not be construed to
authorize any bank to receive or issue a greater
amount Of circulating notes than Is authorized by
the act 10 which this is supplementary.
N. II VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR.
Prest pro tenn. Of the Senate.
Anrii II. 1855.
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AN ACT.

Supplementary TO an act entitled san act 10 au-
thorize Free Banking in Ohio" passed March
zf,16s1.
SEcTIoS /. Be u enacted By the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That whenever any
company, formed for the purpose Of banking an
der the provisions Of an act entitled fan act TO
authorize free banking passed March 81, 1851,
shah lawfully transfer 70 tae Auditor 81 State
any portion Of the public stock or certificates OF
the funded debt issued, or to be issued, BY any
one or more Of the following States, to wit:-
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania. MARY
land, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan
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These cases furnish striking examples of the sal.
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AN

- nv L
f~Supblemertary 10 the act providing for The
punishment OF crimes, passed March T.
1885.
SECTION I. BE il enacted by The General As
sembiy o fine State Of Ohio, That il any person
or PERSONS shall wilfully and maliciouSly, b,
administering poison. or causing The same Ia
! be administered, kill any horse, mare, foa |,
filly, jack, mule, or ass, sheep, goat, COW, OK,
sleer, bull, heifer, or swine, The property oil
another, OF the value OF thirty FIVE dollars OF
upwards. The person or persons so offending,
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemea nor, aud
upon conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned
10 the penilentiary and kept at herd labor,
not more than seven years, nor less Than one
year.
SECTION Q. That If any person or persons
shall willfully and maliciously, by admins.
tering poison, or causing the ssme 10 be ad-
ministered, kill any horse, mare, foal, flly,
jack, mule, or ass, sheep, goat, COW, OK. steer,
bull, heller, or swine, The property OF anoth.
er, OF less value, than thirty five dollars, such
person or persons shall, upon conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not more than
two hundred dollars nor less than twenty dol
lars, and imprisoned in the cell or du geon OF
the jail OF the county not exceeding three
months, ct The discretion Of the court.
SECTION 3. That if any person or persons
shall Willfully and mslic!ously a minister or
cause 10 be administered. poison Of any sort
whatever, 10 .any horse, maze, fnsl, FLY, jack,
mule, or ass, sheep, goat, COW, OK, steer, bull,
heller, or swine, the property Of another, with
intent 10 lnjure or destroy such horse, mare,
ioal, FLY, jack, mule, or ass, sheep, goat, COW,
OK, steer, bull, heller or swine, The person or
persons so offending shall he deemed guilty OF
q misdemesnor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall! be fined in the sum Of one hundred dol.
lars. or imprisoned in the jail OF the proper
county, and fed on dread and water only, for
a period not exceeding thirty days, at the dis.
erection Of The court.
SECTION 4. Nothing in this act shall be
construed 10 extend TO any person who shall
kill, or attempt to kill, in manner herein pro.
vided, any Of the before mentioned animals
trespassing an his or her enclosure.
SECTION s.. All offences under this shall
be pros ecu:ed and conducted before the same
court and in the same manner as Is or maybe
provided by law for the prosecution or often.
oes OF The same grade, in the different coun-
ties of this State.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of The House OF Representative.
THOMAS II. 70 ID,
President Of the Senate.
April 8th,1S56.
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Christmas 4 New Years Presents,


e. M%inshaIl's New Book Store.
USTreceived ai,he new Book Store q splen.
., did lot Of new, valuable and handsome
Books Of ~varions kinds for the Holidays, 10
which The attention Of The public is called.
lie has also a great variety OF other Books
shifted 10 The general wants Of the public
All OF which viii be afforded on terms as rea.
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3. MINSHALL.
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IIaSt QlStrtct court uelQ IN montgomery county,
lbe. and the same is hereby repealed.
SecrloS 8. This act shall tako eject from ant
after its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1855.
AN ACT,
MAKING annronr;a tions 4, az e-to;n desc;cn.
cies IN inrmar annronrio t;ons
Srcr,oxl ~ X .In.tod ~ ,bs Gss.roI A..
s.mbj,, 81 N. 90 81 ma ~, M soI,o,s
Ing sum II addi,;on ~ c,r,,ar ,nron,;s t;ons i.
ana tbey are hsrshv annronr;st.d a, ho No "a ~,
of any moneys in he treasnry be,ongipr 10 the
general reyenne fund. NOT o,,erwise Snpronria !.
ed. for the several purposes hereinafter sneeI6
cd.
To nav balance due for labor ON and materials
deli yered for the new state bouse. previm,sjy ~
the first day of March. In the present wear. the
sum Of one hundred and eleven thousand EIGHT
hundred and eiohtv-eiolt dollars and thrae
cents.
To nav amount oyerdraw,, preyious'y 70 the ff.
teenth day of November. eighteen hundred and
fifty five, on account Of general expenses of the
nenitentiary the sum 81 thirty-two tbon and
two hundred and sxtv.tvo dollars and eirhtv
eTT.N
n1Psy p.'snces uae a. enao on we Puolc
oiA u .no Ila n que ga snn way =, n1sen'
psr, eign.eSn 1pnaIeu anu ni.ytnse as ev,uenc.
of s~ifxty-6ye thousand three hundred and sixty
nine dollars and s;xty-one cent.
d1pay 'ns amoun. aue on .ne cvn'rae. between
1ne poara VI Puoic worAs yna 'he cvu"!y COM
niss'oners VI MSsA'nguin counii. Ie,aS,ve uoa
eersa,n ura" or,uge' .ae SUN : y sA nunureu anu
Sesehsy. wv uplia.s = nesesn scn ' -.e
hoPay Tue oalanee uue W .ne n.teen.n day o.
sosenoet nas', on accouns VI saPsriI ~
ana repaire ou sectiou Iamoer n'e' 'he SUN VI
SHY ooiars anu lwsnty.nse cen.s. -
a. Icy Da'apces uIe om ncsounss Snses.,eu On
. .ned neen'n day o. soselnoel laS,, ,uL sspsr'n,
snueuee any repairs III sec'.vn nun sA'a
Sun ~ : eASeeIinR wv snoustnu uvnsss 49,
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metallic COIFlNS!

'T'HE subscriber has now on hand, aud intend
constantly keeping, a full supply of Metallic
C9Diny, WHICH will be sold low. W00DENC0F-
FINS, of every quality and size, manufactured
upon the shortest notice. Il. WEISS,
At the machine shop, South Eastof R. r. Depot.
Aug. 4.lH54
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THOMPSON a HARRIS

Alto neys and Councillors at Law,
lAJILLpra in Preble udadjoiningcoun.
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Feb. q. 1855.
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AN ACT

lncorp0raleus 10 avail themselves ofthe pro.
visions OF an act entitled "an act making
provisions for the incorporation of cemelary
associations" passed February "a, l84S.
SECTION ]. Be il enacted By the General As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That any ceme.
tsry association heretofore incorporated, either
by SPECIAL or general act, may come IN under
the act entitled "an act making provision for
the Incorporation of eemetaiy ssociations, .
passed February "a, 1913, by their Trustees or
directors, filing with The county recorder a Ger
llfcate OF their desire and intention so 10 do,
Sc thing forth the title OF the act under which
they were incorporated, which act shall be
deemed imperative and void, ss TO such as
ISOLATION from The lime OF filing such mten.
lion and sta ement with the recorder OF The
couaty. whose duty it shall be to record he
same in the manner sci forth ia the second
section of said act, passed February "a, 1913,
and thereafter such association shall in a i
respects be governed by the provisions of this
act; Provided that all the Transactions had
and rights acquired by the association under
the act by which they were incorporated be
lore filing their certificate as Aforesaid, shall
be valid and binding in oil respects as though
the same had been done under said act.
SEcTloY2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from ana fter its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. ?
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate
April 10th, 1856.