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house men, transportation comps mics. OF rail-
road companies, may sell the said property 10
the highest bidder at auction, BY adVsrtis-
ing the same thirty days in two Of the papers
published in the county Of general circulation.
sEcTIos 3. Thatall moneys so received from
the sale Of such property. after dedueting al
charges aud other expenses. shall be held by
such warehouse men, trasportatiOn company
or railroad company, one year from the day Of
sale Of such property, for the benefit and use
Of the owner or owners and il not called for
within that time, such warehouse men, trans.
POr!atiOn company, or railroad company, bold
ing the same, shall pay or cause il to be paid
into The county treasury Of the county 10 which
the property WasSOld, within thirty days there.
after, and shall at the same time Gle Mth Ii
county auditor q schedule Of The prpOrty sold,
giving in detail description Of each item Of
property, the name Of the owner, the date Of
its reception. the time and manner OF notice to
the owner II known. the amount for which the
same was sold, the name of the purchaser,
and the amount Of charge on each.
Section 4. Hat any time within six months
after the payment Of such money into the treas.
ury and the fling ofsaid schedule in the Office
of the county auditor, any claimant Of any por-
tion Ofsaid money shall prove bis or her title
to the same to the satisfaction of said auditor,
by testimony to be reduced to writing and fled
with said auditor, it shall be the duty Of said
auditor 10 issue an order upon the county
treasury for the payment Of tbs amount Of said
claim so proven, and all money remaining nm
claimed, shall, at the expiration Of said period
Of six months be by said county auditor trans.
fered TO the Common school fund Of the
county. ........... ......
Section 5. This act 10 lake effect from and
after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofhs House of Rspres entatiVss
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
mo. IS. AN ACT ...
To restore to the Court Of Common Pleas the
jurisdiction Of minor offences, in certain
counties in this State.
Section |. Be Il enacted By the General as
ssmDly Of the State Of Ohio. That the Court
of Common Pleas. in addition to the criminal
Jurisdiction it now has shall have original juris-
diclion of all crimes, offences and misdemean
ors, the CogniEance Of which is now vested in
the Probate court.
Section 2. All prosecutions for said crimes
offences aud misdemeanors, shall be BY indict
ment, in said court, in the county in which the
crime, offence or misdemeanor shall have been
committed, except where It is otherwise pro.
vided in the several acts for the punishment
Of crimes,
Sec. 5. All 6nes collected under said pros
ecutions. shall be paid into the treasury Of th,
county where the:prosecution is held, and al
> persons imprisoned 1nder said several prose
cutioDs, shall be imprisoned in the Jail Of tn
proper county. a.s...E 10y. .s"-
Sec. 4. All recognizsnces which shall here
= after be taken by Justices Of the Peace, auC
y other officers authorized to take the same, anC
all transcripts in criminal cases, within the ju
rsdiction of the Common Pleas Court, sbal
be returned to saiG court forthwith, after the
commitment of person charged with an Of
fence, or the taking Ofa recOgniEancs for his
appearance befOrSsaid court. a' .
See. 5. That all prosecutions pending in
the Court of Probate of any county. at the
time Of the taking effect Of this act, shall be
continued upon the niOrmatiOns now fled il
the Court of Common Pleas of the proper
: county, and the Probate Judge of each county
is hereby directed to transmit to said Common
Pleas Court. authorizations and recognizancei
now Onfle In bis Office, and not disposed Of.
Sec. g.. That no bill of indictment for any
offence specified in the act entitled can act fOl
the punishment Of crimes" passed March 8
1881, shall be found true bill by any grand
Jury, unless the name Of the prosecutor be en-
dOrsed thereon, except such bill be found up
on testimony sworn and sent to the grand jury
by order Of the court at the request Ofth pros
ecuting attorney. or the foreman Of the grand
Jury, in which cases the fact that the bill was
found upon testimony sworn and sent to the
grand jury by order Of the court, shall be en-
dorsed on the bill inste &d of the name Of the
prosecutor. 7.r.sgr E e--,.
Sec. z. That in all cases where The prose
eutOr's name is endorsed on The bill. and th'
same 10 found true bill by The grand jury
and upon the trial the defendant is acquitted
the prosecutor shall be liable for costs. and th
court at the term at which such acquittal shal
. take place or at any subsequent term, shal