The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-14
CADIz, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MAY Ia, 1856.

sist in keeping the peace duiing the time
when such society shall be holding their
annual fairs, aud make an entry in his
docket Of the number and names Of all
such as he shall appoint.
/ Section 9. All such constables so ap-
pointed shall have all the power of consla-
bles TO suppress riots, disturbances and
breaches Of the peace; they may, upon
view, arrest any person or persons who
may be guilty OF violating any Of the laws
OF the state, may pursue and arrest any
person fleeing from justice in any part OF
The state; to apprebeEd my and all per-
sons in the act of committing any offence
against the laws thereof, and may, upon
reasonable information. supported by af-
tidayi:, procure process for the arrest Of
any psrson or persons who may be charg-
ed with a breach Of the peace, and forth
with bring such person or persons before
the competent authority, and enforce the
laws for the preservation of good order.
Section 3. No person shall be allowed
to keep any shop, booth, tent, wagon, or
Other carriage, vessel or boat, or any
stand or table for the sale Of any spiritu
GUS or other liquors, or sell or expose to
sell, give, barter, or Otherwise dispose of.
in or near such shop. booth. tent, wagon
or other carriage, vessel boat, stand, or
table, or in any other way or place, any
spirituous, or other liquors, at or within
the dislance Of two miles from the place
where any such agricultural fairs ere
held
Section 4. That any person or per.
sons who shall be guilty of breach Of
this act, and shall be notified b. any one
Of the officers authorized to make an ar
rest or seizure. or by any other person
he, she or they are violating the law: and
| if, after such notice. such person shall
continue in such violation, he, she, or
they shall forfeit and pay for such offence,
a fine of not less than five, nor more than
fifty dollars, to be paid over to the trea-
sury of such agricultural society where
the offence was committed; and any Judge
of the court, sheriff. coroner, justice Of
the peace of the proper county, or any
constable Of the proper township, or the
consabIes especially appointed, shall up
on view or information, without warrant,
! apprehend any person SO offending, and
seize such booth, tent or wagon, or other
| carriage, stand, vessel or boat selling
spirituouS or other liquors, and convey
the same to a place of safe keeping, and
take the person so offending before some
officer having competent jurisdiction, to-
gelher with an inventory Of the things so
seized. and the officer before whom such
alleged offender shall be brought, shall
proceed forthwith to inquire into the truth
of the accusation, and if true, shall en-
force TIE penalties Of this act.
Section 5. If the accused shall fail to
pay such fines as shall be assessed, toge-
tier with all of the costs Of proceedings,
including the necessary expenses Of such
seizure, the said officer before whom such
offender was tried, shall forthwith issue
venditiori exponas, commanding any con-
stable Of the township in which such in
quiry shall be held. to make the fine and
costs, necessary expenses, and costs Of
execution by sale Of SO much of the pro-
perty as shall be necessary therefor, and
make return thereof within ten days
thereafter.
Section 6. That in the execution Of
the vendtioni exponas, the said constable,
at least ter days before the sale, shall ad-
vertise the property to be sold. at two Of
the most public places of the township
where the same is to be sold. at one of
which places, to be designated in the no.
tice, between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
NJ, and four O'Clock p. NJ said sale shall
be held, said constable first selling or Of
fering for sale, the articles which the of
fender brought on to the ground for traf-
fc, and the overpus Of the property so
seized rs aforesaid, after the satisfaction
of said vendsioni exponas shall be dtliv-
cred to the defendant on demand but if
be shall fail to demand the same for ten
days after such sale, the same shall be-
come forfeited to the said agricultural So
ciety, and if the property so seized shall
be found insufficient to satisfy said vendi-
toni exponas and costs Of execution, said
justice Of the peace shall, at any time
thereafter, on the request of the treasurer
of said society, issue fei facias 10 col
lect the balance thereof.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
April rs, 1856.