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ishmenl of Crimes, passed March Z. 1895.


SgcrloS |. Be It enacted byt he General As
semly Of The State of Ohio, That If any person
or persons shall witully and maliciousIy, by adj
miustering poison, or causing the same TO BE- adj
minstered, kill any horse, mare, foal, ily, jack,
mule, or ass sheep, goat, COW, OK. steer, bull,
heiier, or swine, the property OF another, Of the
value of thirty five dollars or upwards, the per-
son or persons so offending, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall BE- imprisoned in the pententiary
and kept at hard labor not more than seven
yrers nor less than one year.
Src s. That it uny person or persons shall
wlfuly and maliciously, by Administering pois
on, or causing the same to be administered, kill
any horse, mure' foal, filly, jack, mule, or nss.
sheep, gont COW, OK, steer, bull heifer, orswinc,
the property of another, of less value than thir-
ty.hye dollars, such person or persons shall up
on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
more than two hundred nor less than twenty
dollars, aud imprisoned III the cell or dungeon of
the Jail OF the county not exceeding three months
at he discretion of the court
Sac. 8, That if any person or persons shall
wiliully and maliciously, administer or cause 10
be administered, p ison Of any sort whatever,
to any horse, morr foal, flly, jack mule or Bss,
sheep goat COW, *, si!ssr. bull heler, or swine,
the property Of another, with intent TO tnjure G:
destroy such horse, mare, foal, flly, iaeR, nuiv,
or swine, the person or persons so offending shall
be deemtd guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
| conviction thereof, shall be fined in the sum OF
one hundred dollars, or imprisoned in the Jail Of
the proper county, and fed on bread and water
only. for period not exceeding thirty days, al
the discretion of the court
Src. 1. Nothing in this act shall be constru-
ed to extend to any person who shall kill or at
tempt to kill in manner herein provided. any OF
the aforementioned animals trespassing in his
or her enclosure.
SEC. s. All offences under this act shall be
prosecuted and conducted before the same court
and in the same manner as is or may be provil-
ed By law for the prosecution of offences of the
same grade, in the different counties Of this
State
n. ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President of the S,nate.
April 6, 1856.
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ors ia Office, may issue such cer.if ,stes or
bonds us may be agreed upon between them and
the persons, body or bodies corpo ate with
whom or of which such loan or any part there
oi, may be contracted bearing interest "a; Tate
not exceeding ten per cnt. per aunum, and re-
detmlble at such lims end place as the coun
~ commissioners mry designate on lie face OF
such certificate or bonds.
SEcTloN 2. That for tha paym'n, Of the inter
csl 1nnuaily on such certificates oi bonds, and
the final redemption OF the principal Ul such
loan, lie sold county commissioners re author.
lad To- levy tax in addition 10 any tax which
may b. authorized to b, lcvird for county pur.
pos not exceeding one mill on the dollar OF
the valuation and collected with such county
tax by authority Of the same duplicate in the
same manner aud within .hr same time that
said comfy Tax may b. collected.
SEcTioa 3. lhis act TO taki effect an b, IN
frrce from and after its passage.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
81 eaber Of he House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of tho S nate.
Apt. 9, 1886.
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Apr..g, 1886.
.No. 1872 AN ACT

!
To authorize tli. holding of i Special term of H.
district court in Mahoning county.
Sfcroy !. Be- il enacted by the General As.
srmbly Of the State Of Ohio, That a special
term OF ;le district court may BE- held in the
county Of MIhoning during thr year 1856. at
such time Us The judges OF the court Of COM
mon pleas OF the ninth judicial district, or
majority Of Them, may prescribe, at which term
such actions may be pending in said district
court at the regular term. as the said judges. or
a majority OF them, may assign TO the special
term shall BE- heard and tried.
SrcfiuS ? Said special term shall be prescF-
bed the actions assigned thrreto, ana notice
thereof given 10 the clerk of the court and the
sheriff Of he county, at hast thirty days before
the time fixed for holding the terms and ii shall
th.UupOn, as in other cases. be the duty of the
clyih and sheriff o proceed TO draw petit jury
for said special term according to law, and un-
less he suid special term shull have been pre-
scllbed, and the actions assigned, at the regular
term, the clerk shall, at least twenty days be-
fore the time fixed for the special term give no.
assigned thereto, in two newspapers published
in the county, and by written or printed no.
tce posted up in each OF the public Offices at
tie court house.
SECTION ?. 4 veuye for the petit jury shall
BE- issued, served and returned, and all other
necessary process may be issued served ard re-
turned, as for any regular term Of said court,
but no action not assigned to said speciol term,
shall BE- heard or tiied therein. In all causes
heard and decided al said special term the pro-
ceedings, Judgements ond orders shall be the
sama and have the same force and effect as il
made at the regular term and causes not di pos.
ed OF shall be continued to the next regular
term.
SEcrloY 4. This act shall b, in force from and
after its passage.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF representatives,.
THOMAS H. FORD
President OF the S'natc,
April 8, 1886.
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1881 AN ACT
Authorizing the Trustees OF Mill Geek Town
ship Hamilton county, to appropriate certain
moneys collected by special tax:lH said town
ship.
WHEREAS, BY The provisi ms Of an act to amend
the act entitled an act tor the incorporation Of
townships, passed April ~, 1881, the lrus
tees OF Mill Creek township, Hamll.on coun-
~ levied and collected by special tax upon the
property Of said township the sum OF one
thousand dollars; and whereas, the object
for which the said money was collected hav-
ing been dispensed with by he law regulating
the county lntirmary, thereof.
SEcTloy /, BE it enacted by the General As
scmby OF the State OF Ohio, That the trustees of
Mill Creek township, Hamilton county, are
hereby authorized and empowered 10 appropri-
ate the said money, to aid in the erection and
completion of a Town Hall, in such place and
manner as will be most convenient for the ac.
commodation of the citizens of said township,
subject however to the provisions of the act en-.
titled an act to authorize the erection of Town
Halls, passed Feb. 2llh, 1918. This act to
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
n. II. VANYORHES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS IL FORD
President OF the Seuate
april 10, 1856.
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April 9, 1866.

mo. I47, AN ACT
To fix the times Of holding the district court
in the cesveral counties con posing the second
common pleas district of the first circuit in
Ohio
SrcTioN |. Be il enacted BY the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio That the terms Of
the district court IN the several counties compos-
ing the secood common pleas district in the first
circuit shall, for the year 1856, be held as fol-
lows;
SECOND COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT or ONO.
In the county Of Butler ON the ninth day of
May.
In the county of Preble on the nineteenth day of
May.
In the county of Drake on the twenty fifth day
of MAY.
Iu the county of Miami on the thirtieth day of
May.
In the county of Montgomery on The sixth day
Of June.
In the county of Champaign on the twentieth
day of June
In the county of Clark on the twenty. sixth day
of June.
In the county of Warren on tie thirtieth day OF
June.
In tie county OF clinton on the ninth dsy Of
July.
| In the county of Greene on the fourteenth day
of July.
SECTION 3. That the first section of an act en-
titled an act to amend an act entitled an act To
uA anu prov uc lor we te '"s OF Ile uisJll couT'
in the several counties Of The first circuit, being
composed of the second and third common plea
districts of Oh O. and TO legalize the acts of the
acts of the last district court held in Montgome.
ry county" be, and the same is hereby repeal
/ I'd.
/ src3 This act shall take effect from and aftci
/ its passage.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate,
April s, 1856
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u IL VAN WORRIES.
n. H. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House ni Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
April II, 1886.
AN ACT
I No. 1873 |

No. 1873 AN ACT
To amend the fifth section Of tie act entitled
"an act TO provide for the compensation 10
the ownors Of private property appropriated
TO The use OF corporations passed April 20,
1852.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That section five OF
the act entitled " an act to provide ior compen-
sltion to the owners of private property appro-
prated to the use Of corporations" passed April
81, 1892, be so amended as TO read as follows ::
Section D. When the panel is so filed, The pro-
bate Judge shall personally inquire of each juror
whether he is interested in such corporation,
either as owner stochholder, agent or attorney,
or in any other manner; and il any juror shall
answer such question IN the affirmative, such
juror shall be excused from serving, and the panel
shall be filled by the talismen as in other cases.
and when the panel shall be full, the probate
judge shall administer the following oath; You
and each of you, do somnIy swear ior aitirn)
that you will justly and impartially assess, ac-
cording to your best judgment, the amount Of
compensation which is due to (here name the
owner or owncrs) by reason of the appropria ton
OF the property to the use Of (herc name the cor
poration) in the proceedings now pending, ir,
respective ofany benefit from any improvement
proposed by such corporation, and you do fur
ther swear, or affirm, that you will, in ass ssing
any damage that may accrue to there name the
owner or owners by reason Of tie appropriation,
other than the compensation further ascertained
how much less valuable the remaining portion Of
said property will be in consequence of such ap-
preparation; this you swear as you shall answer
to'God, Tor affirm under the pains and penal.
ties of perjury,
SEC. 2. Each application shall constitute but
one proceeding, though several properties and
party owners are named. The officers, jurors
and witnesses shall only be entitled to a single
fee, and there shall be but one cost bill taxed
against such corporation.
SIC. 3. That original section five of the
act aforesaid be, and the same is hereby repeal
ed.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Repres entalives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
Anril 6 IS56
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LAWS OF OHIO.
roBl1snED BY Arrnohirr.
An ACT


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no. 20. AN ~
10 provide iof 'he I'Butd'oh an '"'upGeWtn'
oi tue institutions u 'ila h'"d anu ol 'He
D'ai amt Dunno
SEcfoN l. Be II enacted by 'hr General As-
+ moiy uf he Slate ti ONO, tlm lhe lnsutu-
tiOlsS oi tIa blind aud the Dumb. sima be placed
undtr tie contr"l OF Separate boards OF trustees,
consisting ot three mFUibrrs EHth, 'wn oil whom
thalt reside IN the Cry OF Columbus.
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th, dates Nl"ttI 81 lhrn bN ilW s1'd uo"id
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'or a'' PuIP's'S ""aF'eH Az" P''se"' '''7 same
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r. lh}n'a'y' oi one Oh more ana qu""oty uy d
miIor'Y oi me oodtd al 5"cn examinations
lie o9aHtsha'' draw up ana pidcr on record a
detailed statement OF ihe cohdl'nn oi 'He lhsl
tunon' WhlGh record sha'l os s"nt cI l" 'ne Or
dif OF 'hi H.htr1i Assembly an" az al 'inleS
rp'n 70 lhs inspection oi me committees OF 'Hc
hg5'atura on benevolent ihsutuuohs'
HEcroN D. lnat 'he supeLIlieHueA's shall re-
SIDE IN The Institutions, and sho!l have the en-
IRE control and mana5e'nsn! or their internal
untlrs IN all departments ami snail b, resPon-
sIu'f 10 the trustees Tor thalr proper ana eihcent
lnihA5 m'ht ana Tor 'Iie lailhiIl service ol all
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WATEBV VILE
W00LEN FACT0 r Y.

The subscribers stll continue the Wooden Fac
t ry, in Watrrsillr, Lucas county. o. 10, and are
prepaea to manufacture from the fleece, all kim S
of WOOLEN GOODS, such a. Cloths, Satiuotts,
Twceds, Flaunels, Blankets Yarns, &c. by the
ART or on shares, in such manner, that Ill give
good satisfac 10 all those who will iay III N
with iheir ratrolagc.
They will keep on hand supply f the above
articles, to exchange for wool.
Cardtng and Spinning done at short Eoticc, at
lG cents per pound of yarn.
Custom Ca-diug aud Cloth Dre-sin. done as usual
at short notice.
1J'We will pay tle highest market price for
wool in cash. Alo all kinds of mark, table pro-
ducc taken in exchange for work and cloth.
STADDEN 4 PRAY.
Wateryile, May 10 .l556--Iy.
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No. 1871. AN ACT
To authorize the Commissioners Of Ottowa
County 10 borrow mon-y for the purposes
therein named.
SEoroS l. Be it enac,:d by the General As
sembiy OF 'hs State uf Ohio, That the coun-
y eom,nifs aurgs Of the cornty Of 0 iowa, be
eni they are hereby authorized 10 borrow in be-
halt and IN The no.Ae Of said county ol Oltowa,
lhe sum OF seven thousand dollars to defruy
lie current expenses Of said coulry tor the year
1856, aud 10 pay the several townships, the
amounts due such townships iog ~ Inch said
ipins the said commissioners any heir success
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Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 5, 1926.
AN ACT

I NJ. 1928 AN ACT
10 pro,ae for the terms of the district courts in
the several counties of the eighth common
pleas district.
SECTION |. b. it enacted by the General As
s,mby ot the State of Ohio That the terms Of
iho district court shall b, holden in the several
count 5 OF the eighth common pleas dislrc uu-
nulll hrrrlflra dc follows: In the county C(
Tuscamwas on the twrnty-ninth day Of July;
in the county OF Harrison on the fifth day Of
August; in the county OF Jefferson on the tenth
day Of August; in th' county OF Bslm9ut on he
seventeenth day of August; i'll the county O!
Monroe, on the twentyiourth day Of Aug, s.; in
the county of Noble, on the twenty.niulh day
of August; in the county of Guernsey, On tn.
first day Of September; in the county OF Morgan
on the eighth day of Septembr; in the county
% Mushingun, on the fourteenth day o! Srp,em-
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N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Repres esentalves.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
April s, 1886.
mo. 1921

mo, 1872 AN ACT
Prescribing the duties of he commissioner Of the
sinking fund in certain cases.
SECTION |. BE it enacted By the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That it shall be the
duty Of the commissioners Of the sinking fund to
select and appoint some suitable and and respon-
sible person who shall, during his continuance In
Office reside in the city of New York some bank
or other mOneyed institution keeping Office in
the city Of New York to he denomin ted trans
fer agent" and who snail act as agent OF the state
under the direction of said commissioners for
the state debt ns is or shall be paya le in the said
city, and also for issueng aud transferring certf-
cat of such indebted ess and 10 require of the
ag Mt such security as in their judgment, may be
sufficient to indemnity the ate agent any loss OF
damage resulting from the neglect of duty OF NAL
feasance of such agent. But such appointment
shall be held 10 have been uade until The name Of
the person bank " 9TH, in .tituliou proposed To-
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{ Maumee City, Ohio.


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also Latin Creek French German and the high
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Poets, Histories, Biographies, Travels, New anG
Popular works, etc etc t-Eether with cOmmen
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Steam Printing House.
BINDING in all of its various departments, exc
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would beg particularly to impress upon the pub,
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BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compa-
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Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
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sembly of tho State of Ohio, That every law
passed which contains no provision as to the time
when IL shall take effect shall take effect on the
first day of May next after its passage.
SEQ. 3 7 hat whenever statute is repealed,
such repeal shalliu no manner affect pending az
tions founded thereon, nor causes of action not in
suit that occurred prior to any such repeal, ex.
cept as may be provided in such repeating stat
uto
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
mil 3 1915
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April l2, 1856.
l certify that the foregoing laws are correcl
according TO the copies certified TO by the
Secretary of State and furnished to this Office
by the contractor for publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS w. ROSS,
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Manufacturer Of oil styles Of Carriages and
Wcyons: also, Ball d; Posts Cultivdtor,
Warranted to do double the amount Of work of any
ordinary cultivator. Shop on Front street, oppo-
site Spafford's Hotel, Perrysburg, Ohio. No.2
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
MRS C. swITZER thanks the ladies of MSumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully solicits continuance Of the
From long experience she feels assured OF be-
ing able to give universal satisfaction
Dresses and Bonnets made in the Latest Styles.
Also plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapoli-
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renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms. Produce taken in exchange for work.
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corner Of Broadway and Conant-st [aprl9-2f
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April ., 1886.

mo. 1851 AN ACT
Concerning the cnactiug and repeating Of Stat.
utCs.
SECTION /. g it rnscr,d by the Genera! As
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April 8. 1886.
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\. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II, FORD.
AN ACT

April 8, 1856.
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ll2o,l AN ACT
SUPP p'emrntory to he act rro, iding 70; he pun