Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-24

N'NHN 'SN"Ns oas0i eeNu uiseuhIBcs Anu VI any
person shall, knowingly and contrary 10 the
provisions Of this section recOmmit or imprisOn
or restrain Of liberty for the same or substan.
tally The same cause or Oaense. any person so
SCI at large, or shall knowingly aid or assist
therein, such person 50 offending. shall forfeit
TO the party aggrieysd the sum Of Eve hundred
dollars, TO be recovered by the said party or
aoy person fOr The use Of said party, as prOVi-
ded in tie preceding section, and the person so
offending, shall moreover be liable to the suit
Of the party aggrieVed for damages.
SECTION 4. Be Rttvther enacted, That when
any person shall beSs at large upon any writ of
habeas corpus. the court or Judge making such
order, shall have power to make such lrYiher
order as may be necessary TO secure the due
effect of said order Of discharge; aud the
court or judge before which any writ Of habs
as corpus shall be returned shall for good cause
shown. continue the said cause aud shall have
power to make such other orders, during the
proceedings upon such writ, in respect to the
custody Of the person imprisoned or restrain
ed and in other respects, as may be found
needful to secure the due effect Of the writ.
Section 5. Be afarther enacted. That section
six ofthe act entitled 'an act securing the ben
eftV Oflhe writ Cf habeas corpus passed Feb
ruary 22. 1911, and section nine Of the act en-
titled 'an act further to amend the act entitled
an entitled an act securing the benefits of the
writ OF nabsss corpus passed February 8,
lS47, be and the same is hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of TIE House Of Representation.
THoS. H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April 9Th. 1856.
mo. 66.l AN ACT,
To prevent and punish fraudulent transactions
in tarss and weights and other abuses here :
in enumerated.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted By tie General As
ssmbly Of the State Of Ohio That any per-
son, agent or clerk, who shall put up, or shall
order or procure any other person to put up or
pack sugar. rice, tobacco, soap, starch, candles
or any goods or articles sold by weight and
not subject to inspection by law, packed in
kegs, barrels, tierces casks. boxes, hogsheads,
or any case whatever shall, in every instance.
first weigh the entire box or cask, or whatever
it may be, and plainly cut or mark upon the
head or most eopvenient part thereof, the exact
number and fractions Of pounds it weighs, and
when packed or filed shall again ascertain the
whole weight and place the same Immediately
above the cut or marked tierce weights. and sub
stract the one from tho other showing the net
weight Of che contents, which calculation shall
not be obliterated while Ihe bulk remains un.
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Section 2. Any brand, mark, or stamp. put
upon any keg, barrel, box cask, hogsheAd OF
case by the manufacturer. indicating the article
its quality, quantity, or the manufacturer
name, or either of them, shall be considered
the manufacturers certified brand, stamp oil
mark. and shall be put thereon in such man
ner as to be identified by the manufacturer o
his authorised agent, which shall be subject to n,
erasure or obliteraton neither shall box lids, keg
barrel. hogsheal, tierce or cask heads, be trains
ferred from one to the other, for the purpose
Of taking the advantage of said brands, stamp,
or marks, TO sell an inferior article, or repack.