The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

alter be allowed such compensation as the
county commissioners shall from time to
time order and allow, not exceeding forty
cents per day, for keeping and providing for
prisoners in jail, as required by the eleventh
section of the act for tbe'regulstion Of county
jails, passed March Is, ls4a, and such allow
ances shall be made to the sheriff as part of
the reasonable and necessary expenses of his
office, fer which he shall not be required 10
account as fees, costs or pcrquisites, under the
provisions of the act to regulate and limit the
compensation ofcertain county officers, pass
ed April 8, 1855. sgmaJ - hru.T- Ef raYt-
SEo 2. That the act to provide for the re-
duction Of fees now allowed to sheriifs for
keeping and providing Gor prisoners in jsils,
passed March IL, 1874, and all acts and parts
Of acts inconsistent herewith, beand the same
are hereby repealed. H,dH -HJl gnEa.g.
SEC g. This act shall,ta effect on its
passage. .r Tlll agIgl = Eo.i llL.', ad.
y -qITr' .il.5 a- n. HsVAN WORRIES
Speaker of the Houseiof Representatives, .
Iat3g1 .H TIlQelASiH. FORD, h j.
sfj r q % President of the Senate.
Dated April l6, 1851. 20, ,'a.E-r.l -i4 p. ..
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{ No. 141. a'l AN'AGTf ~ .t3 O.. r.r-.., 2.
Relating to certain proposed Amendments to
the Constitution, and The publication Of
this act, and anact therein named, ,...
Whereas, the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, three fifths Of the members cleo
ted to each House agreeing thereto, have
proposed five several Amendments to the
Constitution, TO be submitted to the cleo
tors for their approval or rejection at the
election for senator's and representatives,
on the second Tuesday Of October 1857,
therefore, t $500 'h iHfI T'aH
SECTION l. Belt enacted by the General
ASSEMBLY cf-the State Of Ohio, That the elec.
tors of the State shall vote upon said propo-
Sed amendments at the general election in
October, 1857, as herein prescribed, viz:
Those voting for amendment number one
shall put upon their ballots these words, "An-
nual Sessions Yes'' those voting against it
shall put upon their ballots these words,
annual Sessions--No." Those voting ior
amendment number two, shall put upon their
ballots, ''Change Of District Court-Yes;"
those voting against it shall put upon their
ballots, "Change Of District Court-No."---
Those voting for amendment number three
shall put upon their ballots, "Bank and indi-
vidua Taxation Equal-Yes;" those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots, 'Bank
and individual Taxation Equal-No." Those
voting for amendment number four, shall put
upon their ballots, ''"Corporations--Y esq
those voting aeaint it viii put upon their
ballots, "Corporatons-No." Those voting
for amendment number five, shall put upon
their ballots, Single Disiricts-rYes;'s those
voting a2ainstit Shall put upon their ballots
"Singe Dstricts--No." e -.ft.r tg&F
SEC. 2. A return, additional to the return
now required by law to lie made, of the votes
cast at such election for state officers, and
senators and representatives, and, also, for
and against each Of said FIVE propased amends
imcnts to the constitution, Shall lie certified
and made by the cle,k Of each county to
the secretary of state, within ten DAYS after
said election, and within twenty days after
said el; c ion the governor secretary of state,
and attorney general shall open said returns
and count the votes and ascertain whether
or not majority Of thevotcs cast at said e.
lection have been cast for said proposed a.
mendments, or either Of them; and if it APP
pears that majority of the votes cast at
such election have been cast for said propo-
sed amendments, or either of them, the gov"
ernor shall make proclamation thereof with
out delay. 5.. anlsmEl ~ ah&
SEC. 3. This act, and the act entitled 'an
act providing for the submission to.the cleo
tors" of the act entitled IAN act to incorpo-
rate the Bank of Ohio and branches" passed
at the present session of the general assem-
bly,, shall be published by each county audi
tor, in two weekly English papers, if two be
published in the county, and in enc German
weekly paper, if published in the county, for
two weeks next preceding said election.
SEC. 4. The cost Of publishing this asst, and
the act in the third section named, and Of
the said five proposed amendments TO The
constitution for six months, shall be paid out
of the county treasury and it the auditor of
any county has not already contracted for the
publication of said proposed amendments TO
the constitution, such auditors Shall immedi-@
ately proceed to contract for the same, as di-
rected by resolution heretofore passed alw
Sec, 5. This act shall take effect imRledi-
ately. s.,.i q. ~ s5ay s.---... l.L =. NJ
e. r44sa n. H.. VAN WORRIES,
Spenkerof the House of Representatives.
.a't ia- tf THOMAS II. FORD, 3. ..aa7
.ss President Of the Senate.
April II, 1857. -e N &, w. NJ.
'e'ane hes 60 ai ----- t..s' ss fi .ts,s .gts4I.
mo. 1887 gee AN ACT, abscaHt sd e
10 amend an act entitled, "anact to regulate
the sale of School lands and the surrender
of permanent leases thereto" passed April
10th, 1852. Nos e aotfssAt IA III
SECTION l. Be- endded By the General
As$en,biY Of the State Of Ohio. That section
thirteen Of an act entitled IAN act to regulate
the sale Of School lands and the surrender OF
permanent leases tllereto,n passed April 10Th,
1859 be so amended as toread as fGllows:---
SEC. l3. Any person. wishing to pay any
money under the provisions of this act i'm
part OF, full payment Of any such lands, wheg
ther such money may be due or not shall first
obtain the certificate Of the Auditor of the
amount due or to be, paid with the interest
which has then accrued thereon and On theF
presentation Of the same the Treasurer is all4
lfthorized and required to receive the amont
therein specified and shall give the person
paying the same a certificate directed to the
Auditor ofthc payment Of such sum Of money,
and the Auditor on the presentation Of said
csrtifcate,shall give to such person a receipt
therefor, credit him withthe amount in his
books and charge the Treasurer Herewith 81
4, SEC. 2. That section thirteen Of the act
entitled IAN act to regulate the sale of School
lands, and the surrender of permanent leases
thereto,'' passed April l6, 1852, is hereby
\, 't'1''''e1 & -. nsa N. H, VAN WORRIES, sgli,
|psSpeaker Of the House vf Representatives.
|iss q atesim THOMAS H. FORD,lga a5ass,
pta 99ne@ si4A President of the Senate.
II Aprif II. 1857. ith' s5aes eha g'8sts
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[No6l44l ~ taaANfACT.
10 prohibit the use Of Strychnine or other
active poisons in the manufacture and sale
Of Intoxicating or alcoholic liquors. = A1.e9t e.
SEcrIoS 81 Be 10 enacted by the Gene,aI
4sssS,blgd df tts sstdts of Ohss, ffhatit sfallbe
unlawful for any person Or persons to make
rsaiof strychnine, or any other active poison,