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THE recent Books and Magazines
are received. with the latest styles of En-.
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sentiment of Stationery, all selected from the best
sources, Tor sale at RICHARDS Drug Store.
PerfunaeryS Toilet Soap,
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Corner ofNatchez and Tchoupitoulas streets.
" Barrels returnedt TO be re-flled will be taken
from the boats free Of charge, and will be re-
shipped at no additional expense to the planter,
except drayage. novI5.mI
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
WS OF OHIO:
u >-o~o-oNo-o~N~,o1se -
PUBnISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. 49, AN ACT.
To enable Railroad Companies to fund
thai aouf,n,. ,.k,.

mo. 39.) AN ACT.
To enable Railroad Companies to fund
their floating uebts.
-See.l BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Tha: every
railrOadrompany within this State whose
whose liabilities exceed the amount of its
capital stock actually paid in, may issue
and dispose Of preferred stock to an amount
not exceeding the difference between its
stock actually paid in and the entire amount
ef,its debts.
Sec. 9. IL shall be lawful for such rail.
road compa1yito guarantee TO the holders
of such preferred Stssk semi annual divi.
dends 10 an amount not exceeding seven
per centum per annUm, payable at IT'S Office
or at such other place as the .di. ectors may
designate.
Sec. 8. Pke ttinprefcrred stock of the
company shsll6e entitled 10 diYidends only
out Of the surplus Of the profits. after set.
ting apart sum sufficient to pay the divi.
dtnds upon the preferred stock.
Sec. 4. The company issuing such pre-
ferr"d stock may reserve the ,prigilsge Of
.redsesaiEg cad cahselling the same at par
at any time after three years from the date
Of its issue.
Sec. s. Before any stock shall be isseed
under this act, the directors Of the, company
desiring the same shall cause to be fled in
the otRce of the auditor Of this State, the
ashdavitsof the,presidsnt or the secretary Of
saescafnpany, setting forth that the assent
oi the holders OF two thirds of the existing
stock Of the company has been obtained 10
theiSsue of such preferred stock, and that
written evidence of that assent is on file in
the cRice Of the company.
Sec. Is. Any railroad company hereto.
fore or that may hereafter be Incorporated,
under the laws ofthis State, for the purpose
of paying its unfunded debts, may issue its
bonds convertible or otherwise, bearing
any rate of interest not exceeding seven per
cen'uIn per annum, to an amount no, excee
ding two thirds Of its auIhori-ed capital
stock. end sell the satise at stich Tines, and
at suchplaees. within or without this State
and at such rates as the directors of such
company may deem best for its interests:
md If snch bonds are sold at discount,
they shall be ms valid in every respect as il
sold at their par value, and such coalbany
may secure sach honda by 'alortgase Gn
its property or otherwise, and may at its
option, increase its capital stock Tn nm II.
mount equal TO the bonds issued as alore.
said.
n. II VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ottthe House of Representatives.
THOMAS Ii EQRD,
Presidentof tie Senate.
March 99Lh, 1856,
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No. 1OJ AN AT
10 smendthe 'Cecond eectien Of an aInen6a-
tory ACT, passed May I, 1854, Of an act
cntitled ''an act for the relief OF the poor, -
passed MaScha4, 1883.
Sec. a. BE it enacted by tie Gsneral AS.
seinbly Of the State oil Ohio, That section
wv of the above iseciieH act. 'be amended
SO as to read as follows: That the trustees
of eiteh. township within this State, shall III
ford 'reliefo or support to any person or per-
rons within their township and not having
a legal settlement within the same, when
such relief or support ID needed: Provided,
That whenever the trustees Of any township
shall be called upon to sEord relief from the
township treasurer in any comfy having a
county inGfmary, to any person or persons
who have no legal settlement in this Sleie,
or whose place ef iesidence 10 unknown. il
shall be tie duty Of the trsetess to make
out an order to q . directors Of such county
infrmsgy, torscsive and provide fur such
person or persahs. 70 lang as the said tius.
iees may direct: Provided, That If in any
sach eaae il should be f.sand inexped lent D.
impraeticabls for said trustees to remove
anysaeh person On persona ID said county
in6rmaEy. or iflhsre be no county lphTmary
in the coppty in which such tcwnshlp il sit-
uste. tben and IN either csse said tEnstees
shall keep Hn accurate account Of all mon.
eye 90 expended. aud certify such account
with the vouehess for tho ssaas 10 the coun
~ oplApinlpnsss 81 he c6uuty, wbol shall
cause ibe lmodn. 70 paid 70 DO paid to the
spshship OIL sK The county frs asrry; and
shail not Be required 70 remove such person
Or persona u any county iu6snaFy: prosi.
ded further, that eueh trustees may remove
any person or persons becoming 1 charge
upon any spch township. and who have nol
egaI settlement IL this Slsts. 10 the State
where such person Or persons have legal
settlement. unless such person VI persvns |
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cessAry buildings; and two Of them. accom-
panied. if necessary. By the architect, shal
visit three of the prioeipal institutions oflhi'
kind in the United States, make diligent
inquiry in regPrd to !ks soes,Iuction, ar
rangemen, and coat Of buildings. sHd the
emy!oyneuts, discipline and education oi
the inmates; and the commissioners shall
report to the 0eneEal Assembly. .Eithia ten
days frosn the commencement Of the next
session thereof. the resalt Of these obserYa-
tiOns and inquiries. together with such 9TH
er useful matter &c they may think desira-
ble-snd in SO doing thsy shall give full
and exact Information Il. regard % ihe cost
Of buildings for the Ohio Reform School.
Sec. 4. Before entering upon thesdhties OF
their ot6cs. the commissioners shah each
give bond to the State of6hio IN the penal
sum Of Eve thousand dollars to be approved
by the Governor, conditioned for the faith
fulperormance Of their duty; aud in case
Of vacancy, ,whe.hsr,from death. resignation
or otherwise. the governor shalt have pow
rr 10 Gil such vacancy BY appointment; and
the person so appointed shall hold his Office
until theetlcse cf the neat succeeding legis-
lature.
Sec. 6. Each, of said commissioners shall
be allowed three dollars ptr day for his ser
vices while actually employed in the duties
of his appointment; aud also such travelling
and incidental expenses as are authorized
by .the,provisions Of iihis ac!; and the arehi.
tect shall be paid only for the time during.
which he is employed. together with nee.
essary travelling expenses
Sec. 6 To meet the expendi ures author
lied by this act there shall he paid. on the
approval Of the governor. out Of any mon.
eys in the treasury not otherwise appropri
ated, sum not exceeding one thousand
dol ars.
Sec Z. The commissioners shall make no
contract in anticipation Of appropriations
made for heir use by the General Assem-
bly,. and for any .soairset soby them made
IN anticipation Of such appropriateness. 'tAsy
responsible in their private
capacities to the persons SO contracted with.
. N. H. VAN Worries.
Speaker of the House Of Rsprrgen,ativer.
TtSMASfl .'FCRE.
President of the Senate.
April Til. 1856.
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+ No. COL AN ACT,
10 Bmend section two Of an act entitled ''en
act 10 amend the sevefa acts now in force
i1re!aton to the salc,of lands forfeited 10
the State for the non ipaJhient of taxes. "
passed March IL. l845.
Sec /. Be it enacted By the General AS.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That Section
number two { an act entitled "an act to a
mend the several acts now in force in rela
tion to the sale OF lands forfeited to the State
tor the non payment Of taxqs," passed
March l2, 1896, be 70 'an:e. ded ss 10
read asAfOIows: Sccticn Z. That If any tract
o- parcel Of land shall not sell at such pub
lie sale for az amount sufficient to pay the
taxes, interest and penalty which stand a
gainst sach tract. the Asiiio- shall return
the same ras 'nnsola, to be retained upoS the
list of forfeited lands, 10 be offered for sale
the ne1t succeeding scar no other forfeited
lands; Provided. that If any sbch tract or
parcel of land may havekeretofore been or
may hereafter be offered for sale Two sue
ceeding years. as above provided and shall
still remain unsold. the county commission
er of the county in which such tract or pa
eel Of len1 is situate. msy at their regular
annual session in June OF each year. if in
their opinions such tract or parcel oflsnd is
of less valae than the amount of taxes. iu-
terest and pena ty due upon it, order the
auditor 6f the county to offer such tract or
parcel Of land for sale at tic next regular
sale OF forfeited lands. aud TO sell the same
to- the Highest and best bidder thereof, irre-
spectfve ofshe amount ef taxes. interest and
penalty due 1 pom it. and such sale shall
convey the tide TO the said tract or par
eel of'land dise.tod If All kability Ger Gny
arrearasss of taxes, interest or penaity.
which may remain after applying The a.
amount for which 1t twas sold thereon.
Sec. 2. That section two Of an act TO a.
mend the several acts now in force. in'+rla
tion 10 the stle Of lands forfeited to the
State for the non payment Of taxes, passed
March 10, le45. be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
Mn TAfI WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President Of the =, nate.
April q, 'it66.
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No. &C | AN ACT

No. &c AN ACT
10 prevent and penish fraudulent transac
tons intEes and wei ghts and other abu-
ses herein enumerated. >
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of fhe State of Ohio. That any
person, agent or clerk, who Shall put up, or
or shall order or procure any other person
to pntup Grip iek sugar, rice, tobacco soap.
starch candles. or any goode Or articles sold
by weight, and not tubjsct to inspection by
law. packed in kegs. barrels, tierces. casks,
boxes, hcgsheads, or any case whatever,
shall, in every instance, first weigh the
entire box or cask, or whatever il may
be, and plainly cut or mark upon the
head or most convenient part thereof, the
exact number and fractions Of pounds it
weighs, and when packed or filled shall
again ascertain the whole weight and place
the same Immediately above the cut or
marked tare weights, aud substract the
one from the Other, showing the net weight
Of the contents, which calculation shall
not be oblitsrated while tho balL remains
ianbroken.
See. q. Any brand, mark or stamp, put
upon any keg, barrel, box, cask. hogshsad
or case by tae manufacturer. indicating
the article. its quality. quantity. or the
manufacturers name. or either of them,
shall be considered the manufacturer's GER
li6ed brand, stamp orsinask, dhd shall be
put thereon in itch q manner as to he
identified by the manufacturer or his au: hor-
ised agent, which shall be subject d 10
erasure or obiterstian; 'Rsither shall box
lids, kek, barrel. h,gsheads, tietee, or cash
heads, be transferred from enc to the other,
for the purpose Of taking sths advantage Of
said brands. stamps OF marks. to sell an in.
ferior article, ,or'rspacking take place, put
ting an inferior article into saperioF bran.
ded keg. barrel, cask, hoghShead. box Or
case to accomplish the seine design; or 10
mark OF remark, any thing containing pound
bulk. SC as tohide from view the original
tnanufss turer's mark. stamp Or brand.
Sec. 5, Any person. directly or indirect |
", transgfessing any Of the provisions here
10 enumerated shall, on conviction thereol,
10 all eases pay to the party aggrieyed dou
bic thesvalue Of the difference between the
actual quantity contained, 10 such key.
barrel. cask, terec, box, hogshead, or Ii
Whatever The same may be contained aud
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shall give sufficient security 70 isdemaiiy
such township.
Sec. G. That section two Of said asSsnda.
tory act, is hereby repealed.
n. II, VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of lie House Of Representatives.
TRouASH ii. FoRb.
President Of The Sena.s.
April 7th. 1856.
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T No. S4 I hei a AN ACT ge ta3 a.H
TO provide for the establishment Of the Ohio
Kefofm School, Il 90 ag70F ggafs XXX
See. /. Be Il enacted by the General As.
sembiy Of the State Of Ohio, That there
shallsbe'established. % hereinafter provided
an Institution for the discipline, 'correctisn
and reformation Of juvenile ctfenders ID be
designated. the Ohio Reform School, to
which may be'oomnaitted for discipline, cor
rvction. and instruction such pefsens not
exceeding twenty years Of age, as may b.
convicted Of crimes The panisbnaent whereof
Is nov con6uethentin The penitsntiary. aud
such oaher persons as may be hereafter pro-
vidSd BY Law thus 70 eemnais. fgIHH
& Seq. 3. That <Lsfg shail % appointed BIZ
Tie Governor by and wi,h the advice of tie
Senate, three COMMISSIONERS &kese duty Il
shall be 70 make inquiry II fegard ii ! sui-
table site fof the b1Ildinks Of said sReform
School to receive propositions ID rrgaFd tol
donations Of land or money and 20 niske full
report upon the subject atthe tirne. specified
10 sectlen three Of this act. vi
Sec. 5. The commissioners shall have
power to employ competent architect, TO
furnish plans aud specifications for the ncs
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Business Cams.
JESSE n. McMATH

Att 1rNey aud GOHn~eti0E ,@t Law
and SOiGriIar in CssaSgaeFy,
CADlZ, OHIO.
XHlI.L practice in Harrison Hat ths adjoining
w counties All business entruetedto his care
will receive prompt and diligehl attention,
ar Uthce--h the room forme- ~ ~ec3lpied by Gen.
PosIwick, Market Street, Csdiz, Ohio.
April ., 1886
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March 99Ih, 1856,


.(No, aol ., AN ACT
TO authorize Raiitoad -Compenies.to appoin,
Vice Presidant, and 10 define his du.
ties
Sec. |. Be- it enacted bv the General
Assembly OF the State OF Chic, That the di,
rectors -ol any railroad compauy now incor.
'poFatea, Or that may hereafter be .incnrpo.
rated in this State, shall elect, from then
number. a'Yieep president, whenever, in their
opinion. theinterests orcenvenience of.such
company may require it. In case Of he
absence. death, resignation, or other disa.
bility OF the president of such company. the
vice, ,PreSiaent. 80 elected, shall exercise The.
same powers .aha 'discharge the same du
ties as properly and legally belong to che
Office ofpresident, until such vacancy is I'll
led by new election, or such a disability
is removed.
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NH. VAN WORRIES,
Spedker'of the House Of Representatives,
TItoS. III. F0RD,
President Of the Senate.
March 29lh, 1856.

[No.4i1 AN ACT
supplementary to an act defining the pow.
ers and duties cf Justices of the ,beace and
con~tablcsi in criminal cases.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio. That when
ever any person or persons shall be arrested
Tor eomhittir & any ofense, which by the laws
aof'this S;hte is pdaishabls'by Ene or itnprson
ment In the county jail. or BY beth 'iny and
imprisonment in said county Jail. he CT they
shah be admitted by the Mayor or Justice
before sRhom lie Or they shal tbe brought,
to plead guiltyitothe charge preferred, and
the Mayor or Justice before whom such plea
shall be pleaded. is hereby authorized to
impose upon the offender or offenders such
phnielfmOnt asiis by Law affixed to the OF.
fense ieommitted, t0r in Ibis 'owh discretion
TO Tecognfze such offender OF offenders to
appear at the next term OF the proper court
to answer concerning he same as in other
cases. and such gastlee wien be ,pronoanees
final sentence is authorized 10 examirie wit
nesses to acertain the circumstances under
which the otfense may have been committed;
Provided tlrat the bpfoyisidhs tof thias act
shall not extend 10 Che ponishment ofScrfihes
or ofense mentioned In an act entitled .4r
act 10 punish certain crimes therein ma.
med, " passed March l8, 1889, nor OF the
crimes OF otfenses enumerated in the act
entitled Fan act TO providetfor the puhish
ment Of certain crimes therein named" pas
sediFehsuary ~, 1884
af.MsA. VAN WORRIES.
SpeaksrG The Mouse Of Representatives.
Y a1f0hiASsIi. FORD, ,pTsd
M PTssfdeut.of,the Senale.
March asshs 1855. lsa,s n @TTiE II.
rat f lis@ 9s-@-1s lealg9 e 4Rsgs
mo. "a. AN ACT ta IL
To acertan the number and other facts res
peoting Deaf and Dumb, Blind. insane
O.do. '@&A WeF4 agaAS's s4EsEe'lt Z :.
See. i. Be ii enacted BY the General
aAssembly of the State Of Ohio. That The X Y
SCISSORS in lie several townships Of each
county Of the State. White perforhing lheirl
duties. bhall ASCERTAIN and enIef npon II.
schedule prepared for the purpose, the name
10 fdll ot each Deaf and Dumb, Bifid, In.
sane. and Idiouc persons ID The township.
together eith ths sgss seEr.eo or, occupa.
tcn and place Of birth. of said fersou,
and whether educated or not also, the
names, 10 full, Of the parents Of said Deaf
snd Dumb, Blind, Ihsbpe, and idioiic Der.
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ANAer.

skuthsi defining the aatics I'll Cat1,isrs
Sec. / Be r enacted ~ tho lenersl Apssnll,v IL
the Stats ck phio That whenever ali ihquestia l,.d
l,y che raFcher " BY any othar esices III y piaeait
shall ba the avfy q he iey ofstain e psst II their
verdict, alencription al thg Ysfsea over hoas bad
the inQneSt y held, which doNcngaon alsil fpccirv
the ae, aee, asx, rssitcne1, plaes 0f nssiVi.p co.
loE ot tho ryca. marks aa ai ashsf psflicafs
which rasy aasies " te identicssian u ts pafscl
The Jury shall also make al inventsfy II so sflrins
0f propvrsy found ga q about tho p4favn aha dns
cries tle safne - minalsy scan Conveniently -
done; nso o. III oniss spseifshg the araoual II
kind and eencminatian thereof
eSs Z Lnnlsdiaisly after ,he fasine fthststs
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MASONIC NOTICE.

j. II ARRIsON LODGE,
IN A Ii No. 2ls of Frev and
- N (13T Af5gA& accepted Masons, meets
Sa%Su uxsk NY3SE. regular on the irst and
Ss%Jxszk KSSN tiird Tuesdsy Of every
szsa HSs indath Ut ttthe Odd Fellows
l JESSE II. MsaaA4H,
M%W .13%TNQ WIN.
N. A. HANsA, See'y.
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JOSIAH sCUIT.s'a '3ss. ''ssss'.s !. 91MuNG NGEFaON
6COTT a. L. T. NJ M ON,

ATTORNEY AND.c6UNssEir.gR5 AT LAW
WILL prac tice in IIarTiss1& sajcining counties
Vt estates, sales Of land by Executors snH Adinin
isratos, and on partition examination OF titles &c
Deeds, Mortgages ard all other written instru
mcns neatly and correctly prepared.
D1-OiEce opposite the Court House, where cne
she firm viii be at all times prepared to attend to
anY brst stsssrequiret- sop 5.tf.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-12
Irish Secret Societies.

c After an examination of a party of lrislmen In
Cincinnati, who were charged with having been
engaged in military enterprise directed against
Ireland Judge Leavt, of the United States District
Court discharged the party, and, in giving HIS de-
ssion, held that to convict under our neutrality
laws, q military enterprise must be proven, and
that the parties had been actually enlisted or en-
rolled for such an enterprise.
The Judge, however, said that, though there was
lack Of evidence TO prove any overt act against
the Cincinnati party. yet it had been shown he.
yond question that extended and successful efforts
had been made in many States of the Union to
mite the Irish population in secret societies, in
which they were bound by oath not to give evil
dsnce against those who were initiated Though
Intended to cultivate brotherhood between their
members, and keep alive their hatred of England,
1t might well be considered whether such an or.
sanization might not have the effect to bring about
the very contingency in which they were designed
TO avert, to wit: war with England. Besides.
added the Judge, men could not yield divided al.
legianee; they could have but one country and !,
became them to consider whether In their real for
the welfare of Ireland they were not in danger of
overlooking their duties to the land of their .ao,,
fiou.
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- 49, NJ
a r E:s.ss: - -
IA On TXI5ny the ~ Felfosry. 1858, the frsa4fns
fSsorme7 he Hoard list 6 hsd. this day. receives
fnfsIaerce Of the death Of JoyEPH C. CAsELL, Esqs
ancs the President Of this Company, and thcreaPoa
he submitted the following ree0iufionss winch Wei.
R.soivsa Tsf this Board receives With unfeiensa
.orro,r HE announcement of the death OF M =.
Jasfice 10 itself md 20 the mcmsTy o. ths. a,ssn
snert for iii character whls living and HE memory
now that he il gone He presided over TINS loIoly
far eleven wears with such remarkable diligence in
Office: surh conspicuous zeal ability and decision "
character; such unmed integrity and secomins as
uity. and vet 80 much amenity, with 90 clear
ufins and vigorous an intcllsct and bore himself
All the RELATIONS of life with much honor,
and iusire that he carried with him IN his
f,i the sctiye scenes Of business the universal co
dence. respect and regard Of those VINO knew nlu'.
and more especially OF THOSE WHOSE sooe io1'
was to serve with kfm-
p Resrlyrd That Mr. Cnbel, by his eficienf disin-
taresfsd and pefsesering efforts In the cause OF IN
ternal improvement, and esPeriaiy Va ess,S Mr..
sef to the eudurfns gratitude not OF thar Company
only but of every friend of internal ~
our state But not alone do the FRIENDS o. inteInsl
bereavement owe to Mr. CabelPs memory .nc tnouts
Of rrsfitude Eniinenty republican in principle ana
nrsct;ce the friend of science and the co laborer
her cause with the iusirous founder OF tna.
.;tv which now sfeds so mitch light over our lana,
hlameIess in every relation OF life and hign IN
and patriotism-a owe hir the tIpnss o. ~ vars
allotted to man. is public loss which she wise, .as
good the patriotic everywhere, must deeply aePioio
s. Resolved, That copy OF these resoiuIions oe y.
forwarded by the President to the bereaved wiooW
Mr. Cahel with the assurance of our deep sympathy
with her.
fe Fit WIN. P. MUNFORD, sec'y =