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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

freedom Of debate and immunity therefor; a. Whatever
T., = =. understood that the Government OF the
United States must protect the .ot sar them 10 be
pe y, San on the very spot where they are entitled
~ ,;x.e c and immunity, and absolute safety. Lei
!. ~ smpred that no Representative OF Mas.achuseus
that no Representatye Of any STATE IN ne u%,U
..,nnion. be may choose to espouse, FROM debating
rbenever he may fiji to debate or from speaking
" ,bafever he may See fit to say on the floor OF the
Z" senate" Let it be remembered that there are
other for1ns Of oppression Odious than Colonial
Government and Boston Port Bill, bad ~ they were.
The Stamp Act aud the Tea Tax coavused the evil
lied world. But taxation, even 9i,hou. representa-
tion, ia but as the small duet of the balance, when
compared with the constitutional right of freedom OF
debate, within the limits Of parliamentary Law, in the
halls of legislation.
For myself, personally, am perhaps, kno Tn to most
of YOU as peaceable citizen, reasonably conservative,
devotedy attached to the Constitution, and much too
lar advanced in life for gasconade but, under present
circumstances may be pardoned forsaying that come
of MY fathers blood shed on Bunker Ill., at the
commencement of one revolution. and that there !.
little more of the same sort left if it shall prove that
need be, for the beginning of another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

THr BEAVER ISLAND MoRNoSs.-Two bunarss
ard four inhabitants OF the Counties OF Mackinnsu,
Chippewa, Delta: Emuet and sheboggan, IN the
pcstion 10 Gov. Bingham, representing the sufferpe
TO which they have been subjected by reason Of Nor
mon depredaticns, and praying some relief from the
nefarious condpcs OF their Troublesome neghbors.
Th,v state that their property IL not safe from the
croachments of the Mormons who, by the convenient
process of sancifyng cbattes' appropriate TO their
own use whatever falls in then way Cattle
6shing.boats and apparatus, sailed fsh IN bar,
res wood, wagons, kettles, 4nmoer, &c., all
come convenient to the robbers, aud are snrc-
tifed' 10 their use, by force and sru..
Jnsc;no from the statements Of the agg-ieyed
inhabitants the Mormops must be about Tie mo-;
pestiferous haless, thievh ais. 2uiabe creatures
ever known. colony OF escaped eonvicts - eipsies
voud be Dess nuisance in s DeIgtbortooc. We oniv
wonder tia, the people dc uo rec ard sare;iy them,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

-, r>.,xr q Wsrhal to 60 10 o~n
VI ssSssnd from it, citizens their arms snoelu
- % know from my colleague wn@tnst ne yu.u"ee
~ n the name Of law and orderf Many ciuIeus
nave been shot down IN ksnsss; o'ne.s nsve ,e
s:sh.rsJ. and all sorts Of ndigncs have been heaped
,cn he ne JpIe in that Territory. These things can
~ he unknown 10 my colleague. Can l. be that 1t
,1vrs him pleasure TO see them enacted, or to see
nr;ptns presses destroyed and hotels burned down IN
K name of la~ and order Why Sir it IL under the
color Of Law that outrages nearly always Perpo
trated 1t IL In the sacred name of Liberty tuat ~,
rieAts Of men have ever been tramped unaeI To-.
Oppressors call themselves the Law and orueI p.y
they seek for color Of law for all thei 49, tss
all their outragee but SO Tar from 70 =; c.cn1sed
Illegal deeds il adds to their ufamy. ~ So 80
IN bring Ali Law into disrepute, ~hen tne omoei pr
tepoipy IN be clothed with it authority ase ~
for their illegal acts Now, SIR, $40 escaPc ' =.
.ts,s 90 ,b;ngs and because / have fet IL nen' 70
Weld something of my iodsluadai *. hi ys not
In" 1,,cnosifion a. I would prefer My colleague
80 have he satisfaction Of saying that II ndoses MS
Ali Itbereby we can give peace TO Kansas th'nK
~. hin Vas wrong; but, thank God, have no such
nr;de of OPTION ss would prevent me from indorsng
he pr cplc of bis bill If thought II nght nor even
mi thought il wrong would refuse, IN an emergency
N % this to Weld to il for day or mouth to save
nov country from civil war and this glorious Union
from dissolution. IL IL because l think something
ouR ht TO be done that have come forward with tins
proposition l am but a new member here, ana had
hoped that gentlemen older IN the puoilc service,
whose names carry influence with whatever they pro-
poee would have come forward before this with some
proposition to stop the strife which, day 0y day. IA
extending and know not how soon may encircie the
Union II any good grows ont ofthe proposition which
have submitted shall be glad; but If none, can
nd Of state Of things which every lover of his country
suohf q deplOre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

50 ,batih.y .ha stay saIcti6ed for some time IL Is
natural enough that band Of villains like these,
who.e entire religious and social conpacts are oat el
opep profssoa- are indecent for mntion in print,
should steal, or commit burglary or even murder, IN
pTcsecuting their abomnable schemes, and the only
wonder that they have not before this been run OF,
Of N. country by their victims Srapg, their prophet
and king. is shrewd fellow and through the medium
Of hi. paper issued daily he conriv,- to defend
himself with some show Of justice the face, but the
fact probably il that be- and bi. followers are simply
set Of land pirates fifty entitled TO the Stste Prison,
and some Of th. III to the gsllows. Buff. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

J. r. LovItL Afen. N Faster Pa, for The sale Of
THt IEihuNI lie isss DAILY tie sTryA VI The
n orIiI utiIStrCI Esxle.s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT.

Further d. .fnfng the duties Of Coroners.
Sectionl b. il enacted by the General As
sembly of ihe State OF Ohio, That whenever an
inquest is TO be held BY the coroner, any o her
officer in his place IL shall BE- tue duty o! The jury
10 retain part of their verdict, description oi
the person, over whose body the inquest is held,
which description shall specify the name, age, sex
residence, place ot nativity color OF the eyes,
hair marks, and all other particulars, which may
assis: in the iden.ihc alien OF the person The
Jury shall also make inyt tory of all articles
of properly fouud on or about the person, and de-
scriNe the same as minutly rs can be conveniently
dcne; also oi al monies. specifying the amount
and kind and denomination thereof.
Sec. 2. Immediately after the finding of the
jury mentioned in the preceding section, if the
friends or relatives of the deceased he known, the
coroner shall give them notice by letter or other
wise, and it the friends or relatives be known,
then the coroner shall advertise in one newspaper
in the proper county, and whether the notice be by
letter or advertisement the shall state the
cause OF the death, the finding of the Jury and give
q sube tantial description OF the property men-
toned in the inventory provided for in section
one.
Sec 8. The inventory ond return provided for
In the foregoing section shalt be, made separateIy
from the verdict OF the jury required to be made in
the act defining the duties OF sherihs and coroners
and shall, together with all articles and MONEYS
described in said inventory, be returned by the
coroner or otner officer, TO the Probate court
SEQ A. In case the name of the person, over
whose body the inquest has been held, is un-
known the Probate court shall make such order
for the preservation OF the properly found on the
person, other than money, as may be necessary
for the future identification OF said person, if the
same is known, it shall.make such other crler as
NAV to it seem best. The money found shall be
applied. first; to pay the rexpenses of saving the
body OF the deceased the iHqHes. and burial; md
the remainder il any, shall be invested, under the
order Of the Probate court in loan, secured by NOR
tgage on unjncumbered real estate, double in
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT
March 29th, 1856.

To ascertain ihe number and other iact+ respeclns
Deaf and Dumb, Blind Insane and ldiouc per-
SONS in the state OF Ohio
SrrT,oS /. Be il enacted Ivy tie General Assem-
bly of the State OF Ohio; That the assessors ID GIe
s.yero townships of each county OF the State while
nertnrn,iuq their dutIes shall ascertain and enter
rpn schedule prepared tor the purpose, lne na,,g
Eio,ic l person in the township together with the
,ge sex color, occupation and place OF h,rtn. OF
sid person. and whether educated or not also the
names in full, OF the parents OF said Deaf ana
Dumb, Blind, Insane. and idlote person. ,, uie,
her of Deaf and Dumb Children. and what affinity
of blood, if any. existed between the parents Prsvi
os 10 Marriage; and that said papers ne returned III
S,,s form TO the Auditor OF the proper county at
the time of returning the assessment OIL pr'pfty.
and by said Auditor to the Secretary of State: on
or before the first day of July 1856 The Auditor
of State shall furnish TO the several County Audi
tors the necessary blanks schedules to carry out
'ie N.HVAN VORlIES,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT
March 29th, 1856

To amend nm act entitled ian act to create per-
manent Arr cultural Fund in the State OF Ohio,
and Tor other purposes"
Srcr,oN /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
blv of tbe Stale of Ohio Thai an' esclica ed lands
In the State of Ohio, which may not yeti sold, or
which NAV hereafter cscheat and be subject 70 sale
under the act 10 which this is amendment shali,
and he same is hereby authorized TO be sold IN the
same man ler as is authorized in sai act Tor the
benefit ana Tor the use ofthe regular organized agrl,
cultural society within the county IN which the sad
escheated lands may be situate provided that the
amount thus paid TO the said agricultural society,
shall no, in any one case exceed SIX hundred dol
lars.
SFc .. that the excess any escheafed land
sold under the provisions of this act over and above
six hundred dollars, being The proceeds OF any one
six hundred dollars, being the proceeds OF any one
sale. shall not in any manner I've changed iron the
disposition intended TO be made by the act atore-
said.
Src 3. That so much of the act 10 which this Is
an amendment ms conflicts with the provisions OF
this act. be and the same is hereby repealtd
Nh VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker Of the House OF Representatives,
THOS. H: FORD,
President Of the Senate.
March eqth 1856
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24

Sec. g. Whenever the stale of business in any
court of common pleas is such as to render ii ne
cessary such ceurt shall have power to hold ad
lournen term for the purpose OF completing the blsi
ness of the regular term notice thereof having been
first entered upon the Journal of said court al the
regular term at which said adjourned term shall
be appointed. Any Judge of said court Of common
al term OF said court when the same in his opinion
shall be necessary, in any county in his subdv
sion; and IN such CAGE said Judge shall issue his
order for such special term TO the clerk of the
ty wherein the same is 10 be held, at least three
weeks prior 10 the commencement of such term.
and The saId clerk shall forthwith cause said order
or notice Of the holding Of such term, 10 be publish
ed in some newspaper, in such county, or of gener-
al circustion therein.
Sec, 9. 1t shall be the duty of the secretary Of
state TO compile. in brief form as is practic;Ele.
the regular times Of holding the district court an
courts of common pleas in all the coun:ies of h
State, fixed under the provisions of this act;
he shall cause such compilation or r-atement TO be
appended 10 and Published with the volume O
grnerni laws in every year when the General A.
sembly shall be in session, and in every year when
there is no session of the General Assembly the
same shall be published with the annual report OF
the secretary OF state, The said secretary OF state
shall also publish such statement in two newspa-
pers Of be City OF Columbus for two weeks, fIom
and after the first Monday OF December, and as
often as he shall be mortified of anv changes as
hereinbefore provided for. He shall publish the
same for like period Immediately after he shall
have received such notification.
n, H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Represen tatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senatc
March 90. 1856.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT
March 90, 1856.

To confirm sales made by the trustees Of the civil
townships of section sixteen and other lands
granted by Congress in lieu thereof, TO pu' cha
sers.
Whereas, in many counties of the State of Ohio.
through misapprehenson of an act entitled ian aci
to regulate the sale of ministerial and school lanls
and III. surrender of permanent leases thereto
passrd February 2, 1913. also OF entitled "an
act to regulate the sale of school ands and the
render Of permanent leases thereto" passed Apn'
10. 1852 the trustees of the civil townships have
sold section sixteen 10 various purchasers, who
We purchased said lands in good faith, have paid
the purchase money and taken possession of said
lands, and in many instances made large improve
defects in tine titles of such purchasers to such lands
and TO quiet them in the possession thereof,
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
by of the State of Ohio, That such sales of sec'iun
sixteen in the original surveyed iownshios or rac
iional townships, AMI all sales of lan1 granted by
the Cong of the United States in lieu of said
section sixteen. which have been made otherw iSe
in conformity with the provisions OF the acts recited
in the foregoing preamble be- and the same are here
hy confirmed; and such purchasers and their as
signees and heirs at law shall hold the purchases
so bv them made. by title as good and valid as
though the proceedings for such sale had been in
s,iuted BY the trustees of the original surveyed
fractional townships.
VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF The House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
March 29th, 1856.
AN ACT

To nu,bo-ize Railroad Companies to appoint a
Vice President, and to define his du'ies.
SECrIoy Be il enacted by the Gen" As
semblv of the State of Ohio Thst the directors OF
ary incorporated company now incorporated. or
that NAV hereafter be Incorporated in this State,
shall elect, from their number, a vice president.
whenever in their opinion, the interests or conve-
nence of sJch company may require it, In case o.
the absence, death. resignation or other disability
Of the president Of such company. the vice presi-
dent. so elected shall exercise the same powers
and discharge the Same duties properly and le-
gaJ belong to the office ofpresident, until such va
cancy is filled by new election or spch diSati iy
is removed.
N. IT. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF The Senate.
March 90, 1856.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT.

To repeal section three of an act entitled "an act
10 incorporate certain towns therein named,
nassed March l9, 1850. Also to repeal an act
entitled an act in relation to Common Schools IN
the town of Atfica, Seneca county.
SrcrIoy /. Re it enacted by the General Assem-
bIy OF the State of Eio, That section three OF an
act entitled an act TO incorporate certain towns
therein named, passed March l9, 1850. Also an
act entitled an act in relation to common schools
in the town of Aitica, Seneca county passed March
a 1881 he and the same are hereby repealed
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from and after
the first day of April, 1856
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS Fl. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
March 29th, 1856.
AN ACT


To amend Sections 4se 491 and 1871, OF The act en-
iitIed An act To establish a coce ol civil Pio0o
duren passed March 2 1858.
SECTION |. Be il enacted ly the General Assem,
bly of Ihe State of Ohio, That Sec ion 4e9 9D, ana
4ol Of the act enlitied ian act TO establish code
af civil nrocedure'' passed March 2, 1898, be SO
amended as :oread as follows: Section 4oS 10 an
cases In winch judgement snail he rendered by
insce of te peace the party in whose favor Judge
ment shall be rendered may al any 'ime ai'et as
DAYS from, the day OF rendering such iadgen eh'
the same shall not he app aled or stid hle .ra-
scrint of such iilgenent in the oihce oi inc Cet
81 ,be Ccurt ~ G. ,rnmon Pleas OF The cu'lniy IN
,,.;b a ;u15cment was rendered and thereupon
,ha c,rL ~hal ON The day on which tne same snail
b Sled enter the case on the execution docHei 70
ce,her with the amount of the judgement ana the
e,e Of filing the transcript section 4SV. suSh
n,ent If lie transcript shall he hed IN ierhl uhle
shall have lien on the reHl estate "i l si -,
ment debtor. from the day of the hlg- !, I;an
ysrati,o as aoaiast the debtor, II shall nave leh
from the day of fling but as against oti'ei iI naa,
.c,;n,s filed in vacation. and Judgements rendered
nj fi,e n,xt term of the Court of Common fIeas ~
hsiI have a lien only from the first day oil me next
,er,n of said Court Section 49l, Execution hias
he ;ssued upon transcripts filed IN vacation OF uu
r;ng tern al any time after the nrst gay oi uio "!
,er,n Al or before which the same NAV pe hieu III
tas,,s ,n,uner as il the judgements had been Ia
- l.; conr, and the Sheriff shall return the same
as o,her executions and in case oil sale o real IS
,nte. his proceedings shall be examined anu aPpio-
ved nv the court as in other cases. onr,,
Neo Wy '"e n n VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker of the Beuse ct KepTesehMtnnnNes'
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
Books in paper covers.

A LII of Emerson Benefits Works
AT. s. Arthur's works. Washington and his
Generals BY Lppard. Mysteries of the court of the
Stuarts, by ysteries of the of Queen
Hnne by Ainsworth Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu es of Col. vanderbomb. Sam Sticks
Yankee Yarns. For sale by
A C, MARTIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
AN ACT
To enable Railroad Companies to fund their float
ing debts.
April Sd, 1856.

To enable Railroad Companies to fund their float
ing debts.
Section Be il enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, of the State of Ohio, That every railroad COM
panv within Il is State whose liabiii IS exceed the
amount OF its capital stock actually paid in. may
issue and dispose of preferred stock to an amount
not exceeding the diflerenc between its stock
tually paid in and the entire amount of its debts
Src 2 1t shall te lawful for such railroad COM
pany guarantee 10 the holders of such preferred
stock semi annual dividends to amount not ex-
ceeding seven PR cenium per ann I'm, PAYABLE al
its Office, or at such other place as the directors
may designate.
SrcrIoN g. The unpreferred stock Of the compa-
nv shall be entitled to the dividends only out OF the
surplus of the profits after setting apart sum suffi
eien TO pay the dividends upon the preferred stock
Sec 4. The company issuing such preferred
stock may reserve the privilege of redeemng and
canceling the same at par at any time after three
years frhm the date its issue.
Sec. 5. Before any stock shall be issued under
this act, the directors of the company desiring the
same shall cause to be filed in the office Of the audi
tor of this State the affidavit of the president the
secretary ofsuch company, setting firth that the
sent of the holders of twn-thirds of the existing
stock of the company has been Obtained to the is
sue of such preferred stock and Il at written evil
dence of that assent is on file in the office OF the
company.
Ser g. Any railroad company heretofore or that
nav hereafter he Incorporated, under The laws OF
this State, for the purpose OF paying its untunded
debts, may issue its bonds convertible or other
wise, bearing any rate of interest not exceeding
seven per ccntum per annum, 10 an amount not ex
ceeding twothirds of its authorized capital stock
and sell the same at such tmes and at such places
within or without this State, ami at such rates rs
the directors of such company may deem best tor
its interests: and if such bonds are sold at dis
count they shall be rs valid in every respect as il
sold at their par value, and such company may Sc
cure such bonds by mortgage on its property or
otherwise and may at lis option. increase its cnpi-
tai stock in amount equal TO the bonds issued as
aforesaid
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
oO
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tATS OFEVERY STYLE AND DUAL
itv from te finest silk, down to the chsapes
naIn leaf Al (apr Al FRINT q NAGLE'S.
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POINTS to suit all of the above p!ows
4 always on hand at ,n,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24

For fnll course, including all departments Of Book.
Keeping lectures and Penmanshp, inparia5iy ia ad
cGnee 81
For fun course in Ladies Department 2:
fINHE PRUPRlETORS TAKE GREET PLEASURE
L III expressing their thanks for The gratifying and
unprecedented success VIII ch has marked the
their institution since lis establishment the Capital
ana stimulates them to renewed exertiOus to meet in
the most cteient manner. the rapidly increasing de-
mahd Tor practical md eompreheRsips of mer.
camille training The great practical experience the
Principal in heavy Banking and Commercial houses
sisted by educated and accomplished and ccomp shed
gentlemen has enabled him TO bring TO dcgred of per.
fection system of COUNTING ROOM instruction by
oral exercises, NOT ydTTATNED BY .4NY OTHER
lNSrlTU 1iON. Each student by This new process
Is drilled al the DESK stop by STEP until
he has mastered tile whole routine of an Accountants
duties as tho Ougy though he had an appren-
tceship IN some large commercial House; and thus all
awkwardness. faerng and egregious bIunders are in
aereat measure dissipated.
In addition TO engagement of accomplished asss-
tants also secured The some OF the
most eminent lecturers in Ohio lecture on CONNER.
cia topics.
Our course of instruction is extended too extend
ed to part'cuiariZe here. but il embraces everything
corrected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
W 18th free and full discussion OF scientific prncipIes
Lectures upon Commercial History, and History OF
Eminent Commercial men, Commercial Geography
Commercial Products, CONNER cal Calculations Pot,
ica Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nershii, SIc,
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the writ of habeas corpus passed February Y.
1911 and section nine of the act entitled ian act
further to amend the act entitled an act securing
the bene frs of the writ of habeas corpus, passed
February s, Is AZ, be and the same il hereby
repealed. oou,,c
Sneaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April S, 1856.
have compared the foregoing with the
laws published by anthority' in the Ohio
Sta,esm an, and find the same correctly
c'piet:.
]. T. CHARLEswoRTH.
Aud. Bel. &c.
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90 BBIS. MACKEREL. JUST REED
~ and for sale by (ap. Ie So J.TH6NPsoN
a FEW hill side blows of very super
n rquality for sale by ,oux ,rpsoN