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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
No. sol

| NJ on AN hNl
Supplementary to IAN act regulating Railroad
Companies" passed February II le4S, and re-.
peaiIqg the eight section thereof.
SGcr!ON |. 81 it enacted by the General As
semhly Of the State OF Ohio. That IN oil cases
in which sny railroad company here ofOre incorpo-
rated has been duty authorized und, any law Of
This State, and has cUIniue ced in good faith the
construction any portion OF its railroad, and has
uade expenditures thertupon, aud the at incor-
ppretIus sd company or any law of this State re-.
qui.os tie COM pl,tiun sufficiently Too of such
ioiir1aj, any specified part thereof, within any
llu.lo1 e.iod after the ,ssage ol the act lncor
! ofd.i. & such company, or alter he organization
lne eoi, ami such vmpany has not 80 completed
salu I..Illubd Or such spe,lied art hereof within
std limited tsri d. aud such period IS not expir-
ed. o. h - re- iempOrIilIy TX ended 10y order Of
any court ot competent s't1orty, 1t shall be law
iul fer such r'il oad company to proceed in the
con' uctlou uf ,glc rqi1oad specified part there
Oi aHd c'ui lcto toe sam dt an, time, WITHIN five
years rom and af er the eXplra'iun u the time so
luntcd uy tnu ucr or nc u der winch said COM
any organ zrd. P.v,Hd"d ,ils section shall
not Hpp.y - auy raIlroad com auy against whom
any scJ On is uuw pendiu, TO rescind contracts in
raierence to The subscription OF stock or the re-
COW ry Of money estate given Ia payment Of
$ oci su 5sCuptlons.
SEc. 2 1naj The eighth section Of the at en-
Tilted an act regulating railroad companies, p
passed February II, ISIS, be, aud III same is
hereby repea,el.
n. II. VAN WORRIES
Speaker OF the House ui Repesgmlives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President vi the Senate.
Nr.i 5. 1885.
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sembly Of Ohio, That the sixty-sixth section of
the act entitled an act to provide for the or
ganizaton of cities and incorporated vilages
passed May 3, 1852, be so amended as to read
as follows SEC. 66. The city council shall
have power to provide that, when a fine shall
be imposed for the violation Of the ordinances
Of the city, or any of them, and the same is moi
paid, the party convicted shall, by order of the
mayor.or other proper authority, or on process
issued for the purpose, be committed until such
fine and the costs of prosecution shall be paid
or the party discharged by the due course oil
law tley shall also have power to provide
that any person convicted Of a repeated and
wilful violation of any ordinance, who shall re-
fuse or neglect TO pay the fine imposed and the
cost OF prosecution, shall, by like order or pro-
cess, be imprisoned and and kept in confine-
ment for any time not exceeding thirty days
they shall have power to provide, that all va.
grants, common street beggars, common prosti
tucs, and persons disturbing the peace of the
city, shall, on conviction thereof, be punished
by Imprisonment for such period as may pro-
vided by ordinance, not exceeding ninety days
Any city shall be allowed, for the purpose OF
imprisonment authorized by law, the use Of
Jail Of the proper county; and all persons i'm.
prisoned shall be under the charge of the sheriff
of the county who shall receive and discharge
uch persons in such manner as shall be pre-
Cribed by the ordinances of the city, or other.
wise by due course of law: Provided, howev-
eT, that the county commissioners ofany coun-
ty may at their discretion, on giving TO the
city council of any city, written notice of theil
intention so to do, at least ninety days previ-
GUS thereto, prohibit the use of the county Jail
or the purposes herein before authorized /; Pro
vded further, that if, within ninety days after
such notice shall have been given, the city coun
Gil of such city shall have efficiently provided
by the appropriate ordinances and contracts
for the immediate erection of city prison
house Of correction, or work-house for the pur-
poses Of imprisonment, authorized by this act
the said city shall continue, Notwithstanding
such notice and prohibition, TO have the use ol
the county Jail, for the purposes herein author
lied, until such city prison, house of correction
or work. house shall be erected and ready for
use.
SEC. 2. That original section sixty-sx of the
act aforesaid, be, and the same is hereby repeal
ed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Aor;l 1909
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iii. BURRTTT

=
AS removed his Drug Store to the building formerly
Il occupied by o. ID. Ranney, on Wayne street. (near
the Book storey where he has opened the largest
stock of
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
ever before offered in Maumee City. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctuality in
business, and liberal policy to his patrons to merit
continuance Of past favors assuring them, together
with all others who may favor him with call that il
will be his pleasure, at all times, to furnish them pure
medicines Of almost every kind and medical odvice If
necessary. variety of
Chemicals Pure VINES and Liquors for Medical or Ne
ehaHiedi purposes, (but none Of an inferior and
deleterious composition) Haroring
Extracts for Cooking, Per-
fumery, Tooth PdStes
and Potcders
Skin Powders Hair Restoratves and Hair Tonics Lip
Balm and Pomades. Shaving Creams and Soaps
Toilet Soaps; Cloth, Hair, Hat. Tooth Nail,
Scrub Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentine, Lin
seed, Lard, Whale Tanners, Fish
and Neats-Foot OILS;
PAL rs,
White and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate or FIrc
Proof Paint ground in oil, a nelO article,
and finer Paints of all cOior8 Due
Woods and Dye StuGS, Window
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
ceries, such as Teas, ST.
gars, Rice, Pepper,
Spices DC,
and many other articles well a large variety OF
Proprietary Medicines adapted to all diseases. He has
also set up new FOUNTAIN from which issues a
jet of Ceeod mineral water the pleasure of the op-
orator, for the special benefit of his customers.
August 2, 1856.
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SEC. 10. Tie said commissioners shall have
power 10 appoint clerk and all other agents
necessary for the successful prosecution Of the
work committed TO their charge, who shall re-
ceve reasonable compensation for their SER
vices, out of the state house fund, to be fixed
and allowed by said commissioners said clerk
and agents to hold their appointments at the
pleasure of the commissioners, or majority Of
| them.
SEC. IL. No contract either for labor or ma
terals shall be made BY said commissioners or
either of them, or by the architect, requiring
the payment Of any sum or sums of money,
which, when added the amount to be paid on
contracts previously made, and ether expendi-
lures will exceed the sum appropriated by this
act by more than twenty-five thousand dollars ;
and all contracts made in violation of this Sec
/ tion shall, as 10 the state, be utterly null and
void.
! SEC. l2. The sum Of ninety thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated to pay for the work and
| materials necessary for the prosecution of the
work hereby directed 10 be executed during the
current year, which shall be drawn from the
| treasury on the warrant of the auditor of state
| In favor of the person or persons to whom the
same is due, or his authorized agent. But no
such order shall be drawn by the auditor un-
less to pay for work actually done, or materials
delivered an account of which, duly certified
, by the acting commissioner and architect shall
have been delivered to said auditor
SEC. l3. That said commissioners, major
| ity of whom shall always constitute a board
capable OF doing business, shall keep full and
true record of the proceeding, and an account
OF all money and labor appropriated and expend-
ed, an account of the expenses of each commits
sioners, the name and compensation of each
agent or clerk by them employed or under their
control, the compensation of the acting COM
missioner and architect, the kind of service per-
formed, the total amount expended for the last
fiscal year, and annually, by the fifteenth day
of December, report the same to the governor,
which shall be laid before the general assembly,
by the governor.
SEC. a., The acting commissioner and arch
itect shall receive reasonable compensation
out of the state house fund the amount to be
fixed and determined by the commissioners
aforesaid.
SIC. l5. That the act entitled an act to
provide for the more efficient and expeditions
completion of the new state house." Sc, pass
ed March lS, 1859, be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oil the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Aprll g. 1886
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THE PoIsoNG CASE IN NEwPoRT.-A gieat
excitement was raised in Newport. few day S
since, by the report that lady had attempt
ed to poison her husband. 1t seems, howev-
er, that she administered nothing to him tar
tar emetic, which did not kill him, but only
relieved his stomach of a great quantity Of
green corn that he had eaten for dinner.-
He was sick at the time.) The parties and
their friends have since met and talked the
matter over, but final reconciliation has moi
yet taken place Cin. Gazfas.
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A N ACT
Ap,il8, 1876.

NJ 80 AN ACT
Supplement- ,ry TO the act entitled an act to pro-
vide fr the creation aud regulation of Incorpora-
led companies in The State Of Ohio passed May
l, 1852.
SLCrIl |. B. ii enacted by the General As
ssmbly ol the State of Ohio, That any number
of persons not less than three may assoca ate them
Ives together, provided in the sixty third, six
ty.tOurh and sixty fifth ctions of the act entitled
= act o prvvile for the creation and regulation
OF Incorporated companies in the State OF Ohio"
passed May |, 1852, for the purpose of construct
Ing and maintaining canal or canals for hydraul
ic purpos 5: with the necessary culverts waste
ways and fixtures, building aud repairing steam
boats, aud her water craft Hiding or operating
dry docks AMI marine railways printing and pub
lahing newspaper or ne yspapers, or books, or
other publications quarrylpg stone, marble or
slate mining coal, ores and other minerals, or
mlnu[actur ~ the same in whole or in part or
both and carrying on business usually connected
with he main objects OF the corporations azores id
and when organized shall he bod, corp rate,
having ali the privileges, immunities, and powers
co erred upon manufacturing companies by said
act, and shtll be governed in a ! respects by the
provisions of SAID act and the acts supplementary
aud amt nj .tury theIeto.
Sac. >. Any company organized for the purpose
Aforesaid, shall have power to take b. purchase or
otherwise, Gud hold such real and personal estate
may ue deemed necessary for conducting the
business OF the association, aud shall have power
to lease. se!! convey mortgage the same, in such
manner, aud for such purposes may be prescri-
bed by the ralss aud regulations of the company
not Inconsistent with the laws Ot this State
SEc. 3. The seyeral companies which may be
organ zrd under lhe provisions of this act for the
purpose II Mla.Hg, quatrying or manufacturing,
nall oe az AOr zed, when such purpose shall be
AZ d ia the ce tlhcate of organization, to con-
-fucl raj road, with single or double rack,
ith such SIDE acks, turn outs, oil, es and dopots
- hey mas deem necessary to cary out the OBJ
,-c,s ui ncO ppr4tiOn, from any such mine. quarry
or ma..lal.J y, 10 auy other railroad or any canal,
slackw rn.T,ga ion, or other Wigable water
81 place " ,D "a o. upOh the borders of this State
aui shall, respect to such railroad be subject to
and gov I'd by the act aflresaId aud the said
suPP!emenio,y amendatury and other acts in re-
latron ~ rsi'ruadS so far a applicable thereto.
SEc. L. his act shall take effect and be in force
i1em and after its passage.
n. ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oi the House OF representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April g. 1856.
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April S, 1856.
AN ACT

1921 AN ACT
Authorizing the Board of Public Works to take
charge of he Slack wafer from the head Of The
1renun Feeder to UrichsNille, in luscarawas
county.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General AS
semby ut he State of Ohio. That the board Of
public works are ereby authorized and required
10 take cha5ge of the slackwater created Icy the
trenton feeder dam, in Tuscarawas county, ex-
tending tro the head of said feeder to Urichvlle
tol the purpose of removing bars or other obstruc-
ton. from IN chaunei thereof, and keeping the
same upeu for navigation.
SEC. ;. J hat all laws in force in relation to the
navigation, protection and repair of ths pubic
work, OF this State be, and the same are hereby
extended to saGi ac water.
N. Ii. VAN WORRIES,
Sp ahcr Of the House of K pr-santalives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the S,nate.
Anjil8, 1886.
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AN ACT
.I35 |

IOJ'T hN hOI
To provide for the payment Of the claim Of
Charles Boesel for damages sustained by Ca
nal Boat Robert Blum, and cargo, by breaking
in of Lock No. 20, on the Miami Extension
Canal, on the day Of October, 1850.
SLcrIoN /. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State of Ohio That the sum
of six hundred and seventy-three dollars and
twenty-five cents, be and The So me is, hereby ap-
propriated to be paid, without interest, TO Charles
Boesel for damages as set forth in the title Of
bill, to be paid out of the treasure according tu
law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD
President Of the Senate
March % lS56
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No. 78 AN ACT

[ W. 20 AIN ALL
For the relief of certain Turnpike and Plank
Road Companies.
SECroS l. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembly OF the State of Ohio, That where the
shareholders of any turnpike or plank road com
psny are Individually liable for the liabilities
OF such company, the proportion that each
shareholder shall be required to pay to meet ex-
sting Liabilities, may BE- determined and collect.
ed in the manner provided by this act.
SEC. z. The directors of any such company,
desiring TO avail themselves of the provisions
OF this act shall give notice TO the shareholders
for meeting OF the stockholders specifying the
time and place of meeting and the object there.
of
SEC. 3. At such meeting a detailed state.
ment shall be submitted showing the assets and
Indebtedness of such company
SEC. 4. A majority of the stockholders at
such meeting may determine upon the basis for
assessing the shareholders TO meet the indebted.
ness ot such company, and fix the time or times
ana mode Tor the payment of the amount assess.
ed against each individual or corporation.
SEC. D.. No one shall be liable beyond the
sum fixed by the charter of such company. nor
shall any one be so liable unless he was the
owner Of stock in such company at the time
such Indebtedness was contracted.
SEC. 6. Any shareholder failing TO paw as
required, the amount so assessed, shall be liable
to an action in the name Of such company for
the recovery thereof in other cases of indebted
ness.
SEC. 7. The office required BY this act shall
be given by publication, for at least thirty days
in all the newspapers published in the countp.
in and through which the road of such company
may be located.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate,
April g. 1856.
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AN ACT
mo. l39
April 3, 1855.

Relating TO Common Schools.
Whereas certain boards ofeducation organized un-
der act for the better regu alton of public
schools in cities, towns DC, passed February 81
lS49, and certain boards Of education organized
under and an act to prOvi for the re -organiza-
tinn, 81 p 'ryisiOn and maintenance Of common
schools, passed March H. 1859, acting under
tald acts nave by agreement between said boards
under the act passed FEBRUARY 81 1919 and the
boards under the act passed March IA, 1853
made aunexali0Is and lransfers Of territory to
and from the district, provided for in said ac IS
respectively for the pro Iotion Of iucation ac-
c'rding to the true intent and meaning of said
acts, and whereas, duub exist as to the legal.
ty Of such annexations and transfers of territory
therefore.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of The State of Ohio, That all an
xations or transfers Of territory to or from the
districts provided for in the said act passed Feb
rubry p, ls49, and in the said act passed March
H. lS49, made pursuant to said acts respectively,
and the agreement Of the boards of education or.
ganized under said acts re- pectvely, heretofore
made or agreed upon shall be held to be as valid
as if the same had been specially AMI more panicu.
larry provided for in said acts, the acts amenda
tory thereto.
Sc 3 Be it further enacted that the bo rds of
ed lcation of any township and The AIDS of edu.
cation OF any city, or Incorporate village or un
ion school district created by any law fthis State,
shall have power sc' or1ing 10 the neral proyis.
ions Of said act passed March ~, 1853, by mutual
agreement be. ween the township board and the
city or village board territory to or from
the respective districts under the control of said
respective boards.
SEC. A. That this act 81 all be in force from aud
after passage.
n, H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Repr Sc natives
LESTER TAYL0P,
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
Apr. -, 1855.
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AUDIroR's OFFICE, PERRYsBURG,

April IL, 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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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.

MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.
MRS. G. sWITZER thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully solicits continuance OF the same
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-
tan bfaids gentiemen's Straw and Panama hats,
renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms Produce taken in exchange for work.
Second door west of Prosbyterii Church. near the
corner of Broadway and conantsts. [aPrl9-27
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AN ACT

mo. 79l AN ACT
To amend tho act to provide for the organization
OF Cities Und incorporated Villages, passed
May 3, 1882.
SacTicS. l B: Z enacted By ths General As.