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81 !. Published By Authority. '
[Eo. IIAl As ACT - m -
10 ameEd the aet epttied ''An act 70 amend
The set entitled 'An aes for the prevention
Of eeriain Immoral PfaeHces, passed Feb
ruary 18th. 1osi-said last act being pas.
SEQ March th, ls4I. COS y VI.
sScr1oN /. Be L eEacted by the General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohlo, That no person
shall sell or expose for sale, give barter Or
Otherwise disppss Of n eny way, or q any
place. aHy splril0ps or other liquors, or any
article ef trafic whatever, ct o. within fhs
distance Of tso mllos fspai tha Rlaoe uhers
nuy religious society, oE aslemblsg9 e paopls
are collected o. collecting togetbef lOr religious
uorshlpin cay feld Or woodland; Psesided that
nothing ID this aet shall eject tavern keepers er.
ercising their calling nor distilles, mAuulaoluf.
en-, or othefsIa proseeollng thelf rpgular trades
at theb places OF business Or any persons
disposihg Of Any ordinary articles q Dr6viiou,
excepting HPiritons liquors, a thsirrssidencss,
nor any person having a written permit from
the trustees or managers Of any such religious
society or asssmblage. 20 sell provisions for the
supply ofpeFsons attending such religious wor.
ship, their horses or cattle, such persons act.
ing In conformity to the regulations Of said re.
lgious assembly and to the laws Of the state.
SEC. 2. That any person found guilty Of
committibga breach Of the pfoEisio1s Of this
act; shall forfeit and pay forevery such offence.
a fine Of not less than ten or more than one
hundred dollars, int the township treasdry for
the use Of the common schools 10 said town.
ship, where said offence was committed: and
any judge Of the commoL pleas, sheriff eoro.
ner or justice Of the peace rof the county, or
any constable thereof, shall, upon view or in.
formation. and with or withont warrant, ao
pFehend any person 20 offending, and seize all
such liquors or other articles OF traffic and the
utensils Of furniture containing them, and con
lyey them before justice Of the peace and the
said justice upon the complaint under oath or
affirmation oi said otiesF experimenting such
offender, Or any person giving information
shall issue bis warrant or arrest, which shall
be formally served BY the proper officer, and
proceed toinquire into the truth OF said aceu.
sation. and il found true shall proceed to bind
said offender in! such amount not exceeding
$500 as be shall deem proper, TO answ or at the
next regular term Of the common pleas in said
county, to be proceeded Witt By Indictment,
the fne and costs to be collected as in other
criminal cases; Provided, that II such defend.
ant or defendants shall plead guilty, said jus.
tice shAl sfix the penalty and proceed to judg-
ment; and IN such case he shall Immediately
issue an execution against the property and
body Of the defendant or defendants for the
fne and costs unless paid or secured, and said
defendant or defendants shall not be discharg,
ed until said Judgment and costs shall be paid
or secured to bepaid. ''-' '''''''
Sic. 8. That in any prosecution against any
person or persons for a violation Of the pro-
visions Of this act If the defendant or defend.
ants shall be acquitted, he or they shall recov.
er Of the person or persons fling the complaint
double the amount OF his or their costs, which
said Justice shall award. ...o
SEc. A. That the act to V hiet this Is amen.
datory be, and the same is hereby repealed
This act to take effect from and after It's pas
sage.l 'sat gy I.a.,:ssstu,.,Q tstc.f.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
sqi-l r. i-a MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate. 4
April l2th, 1858. no 81 'ol t''I \ |
{ No u.s. AN ACT u- a
10 amend section twenty three Of the act
entitled" An act to provide for The re-
organization, supervision, and mainten.
suce ofcommon schools" passed March
II, 1858. ..-r.
SECTION !. Be u enacted By he Gensr-
u Assembly Of he State of Ohio, That
section twehty-thFee Of said act be amend
sd SO ss toread as follows: Sec, 29. The
ownsbip board Of feducstion shall have pow
". when in their opinion, justice and eq>
iity require It, to estimate separately the
,ost Of purchasing school house site, and
'rectlng or repairing school house there
IN, in any psrticularl subrdistrict of the
oyDship wherein the inhabitants have not
heretofore bornea reasonable share Of the
,urdsn Of taxation for such purpose, in
onpafison with other sub. districts inl the
Ownship and certify such portion as they
nay deem just and equitable,o of the amount
Il such estimate to the county auditor of
be proper county, together with map Of
be lands and names Of the taxpayers 10
my such rsubsdistrict,a which amount 50
ertifed shall. be assessed bythe auditor on
be property therein subject to taxation, and
laced on the county duplicate specially,
nd be collected and paid over in the same |
ianner as other school taxes, and bc ap )
lied for The specific purpose ofproyiding L
school house in such sub,distFict; Pro. u
ided, that such tax shall mot, be IeVid Is
! any sub.district wherein the same has /
cen heretofore levied, nor 10 any case +
ial it be assessed more than once 10 the /
lme subsdistrict; and further provided, fs
lat such tax shall not be assessed in any @
lb,dislriet which may be hereafter crea- h
d, unless the said sub district shall be a
imposed 10 whole Of territory upon which 10
lch tax has not heretofore been levied. h
SEC. g. That section twenty three of 10
le act aforesaid be and the same is here q
J repealed. ID
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Ia
pedksr ofhe House Of REPRESENTATIVES &
.in ~ aafn MARTIN WEEKER, = hi
aa .asgi ssI President efths Senate! o
April 10, 1858. m So. 49,. nd EiI
No. I'LL IAN ACT Cd. 10 ego In
o prevent The selling and batering oft,
Counterfeit coin.snd, the having in pos. Il
session counterfeit coin, with the intent q
to sell, barter, or dispose Of the same. al