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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
March 20, 1859.

mo. 1881 AN ACT
Supplementary to an act entitled "An Act to
provide for the organization of Cities and In
corporated Villages" passed May Sd, 1852.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General ASSEM-
by Of the State Of Ohio, That the city coun-
Gil of all cities of the first class, which, at the
least federal census, had a population exceed
ing eighty thousand, shall have power to pro-
vide for the punishment of Migrants, common
street beggars, common prostitutes, habitual
disturbers OF the peace, known and reputed
pickpockets, burglars and thieves, watch stuff
fers, ball-game players, persons who practice
any trick, game or device with intent to swim
die, persons who abuse their families, and sus-
picious persons who can give no reasonable ac-
count of themselves and such punishment
may be either by imposing and collecting fines
or by imprisonment at hard labor, or both, at
the discretion of the court provided that no
person shall be fined for a single offense to ex-
coed fifty dollars, and that such Imprisonment
at hard labor shall, for the first offense, not ex-
coed thirty days, for the second offense ninety
days, for the third offense six months, and for
the fourth or any further repetition of the of
tense, one year. They shall have power to
provide that all persons who shall refuse or
neglect to pay the fine imposed ON conviction of
any offense, together with the costs of prosecu-
ton, shall be imprisoned and kept at hard Ia
Dor until, at the rate of seventy-fve cents for
each days labor, exclusive of Sundays, they
shall have earned an amount equal to such fine
and costs. They shall also have power to make
suitable regulations to conduct such labor to
the best advantage, and in a manner consistent
with the age, sex and health of the prisoners,
and such labor may be done at the city prison,
the city work-house, or elsewhere, and within
a suitable Enclosure, and under the charge of
such officers or other persons as the city coun-
ell may select. And the said city council may
also provide suitable hospitals for the reception
and care of such prisoners as may be diseased
or disabled, the same to be under such regula-
tons and under the charge of such persons as
the council may by ordinance diract.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 20, 1859.
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March 80,
AN ACT
mo. 1921

M 49,. Al ACT
Relating to Jurors.
Sec. /. BE it enacted Gy the General Assembky of the
State Of Ohio, That the act entitled san act TO en-
courage the organization of fire companies. and 10 re-
peal former acts, passed on the Sth day of February,
lS47, and the act entitled ..an act to encourage the
organization of fire companies" passed on the 18th
day of March, 1S43, be and the same are hereby re-,
pealed.
Sec, 2. That hereafter active members of fire en-
CINE. h2ok- and ladder companies or other companies
for the extinguishment of fire or the protection of
property at fires shall, during the Time they may con-
tinue active members of any such companies, be ex-
enpted from serving as jurors; that all clergymen
and priests, physicians, and aIlpublic officers, while
in office, shall be excused from serving as jurors -.
excepting in incorporated villages having less than
twelve hundred inhabitants.
Sec 3. That all cases where any person has
served as a juror for three weeks in any one year,
either as grand or petit juror, he shall be excused
from any further service as such juror during the ball
ance OF the year.
S. W. gibson,
Speaker pro tenn. House Of unprecedented
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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March 80. 1859.
No. 144.1 AN ACT

mo. IA AN c
To extend the Privileges of Gas Companies.
Sec. l. Be it enacted bythe General AssCmIly of the
State Of Ohio, That it shall be lawful for any gas
company in any city or incorporated village in this
state. organized in pursuance of any of the laws of
the same. to extend their pipes used for conveying
gas to the various localities and inhabitants of such
city or incorporated village TO any point, place or
places in the vicinity of such city or incorporated
village outside the corporate limits thereof; provided,
the right of way he obtained from the corporate or
other authorities, Or of any person or persons place
or places, to be affected by such extension.
Sec. 2. This act to be in force from and after its
passage. l.s,.A 5s -
S. W. gibson.
Speaker pro TEN. House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER, :
President Of the Senate.
mo. 145.l AN act,
Supplementary to an Act entitled AN Act TO estaS-
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MOTEL

tNo. 127.1 AN ACT -
To amend section SO of an act passed May 8, 1852,
entitled IAN act to provide for the organization of
cities and incorporated villages
Sec. l. Be IL enacted by the General assembly Of the
State of OHIO, That section sixty-nine of an act en-
titled ''an act to provide for the organization of ci-
ties and Incorporated villages" passed May 3, 1852,
be SO amended as to read as follows Section SO,
The qualified voters of each city eff the second class
shall elect a City Marshal, who shall hold his Office
for one year a City Treasurer who shall hold his
office for one year; a City Clerk, who shall hold his
Office for two years and a City Solicitor, who shall
hold his oficefor two years. Each of said officers shall
continue in Office until his successor is elected and
qualified, and shall have such powers and perform
such duties as are prescribed by any ordinance of
the City not inconsistent herewith.
Sec. 2. That the said original section sixty-nine
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take. effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM. B. WOODS,
Speaker Of til: House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER
PSesident of the Senate
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executed by the purchaser, nEon the real es-
tate sold and they shall bear interest at the rate
of six per centum per annum, from the day of
sale, payable annually.
Sec. 4. That section 81 of said act be so
amended as to read as follows: Section "a.
When any unmarried woman, who has been or
may be appointed guardian of any minor. shall
marry. such marriage shall of itself determine
the guardianship of such woman; and the pro-
bate court of the proper county shall appoint
guardian fot such minor, to which last named
guardian all the estate of such minor shall. on
demand, be delivered up by such former guar
dim; and she shall forthwith render her guar
dianship account to the court from which she
received her appointment, for final settlement.
Sec. 5. Any guardian of that person and
estate, or of the person only; heretofore or
hereafter appointed, for any female under or
over the age of twelve years, or any male
under or over the age of fourteen years, may,
if it be necessary, bind such minor to any
suitable person, until such miner if a male,
shall arrive at the age of /twenty-one years;
and lfa female, at the age of eighteen years;
provided, that before the indenture whereby
any minor may be bound to service according
to this section shall be valid in law; the person
to whom such minor shall be bound as afore-
said, and also the terms and covenants in
such indenture, Shall be approved by the court
by-whem such. guardian was appointed, and a
certificate of the judge Of said court, with the
seal of such court, shall be attached to such.
indenture, in testimony of such appreciation.
Sec. 6. Original sections rs, % and 34,r
are hereby repealed, and this act to take effect
from and after its passage.
S. w. GIBSON,
Speaker pro tenn, IF the Hoase Of Reps
So MARTIN WELKER, ~.
President Of the Senator
March 80, 1859.
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March %, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. 1907 AN ACT
To amend section 374 of an Act entitled Gan
Act to establish a Code of Civil Procedure"
passed March IL, 1858.
Sec. 1. Bel enacted Gythe General ASSEM-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That section three
hundred and seventy-four of an act entitled "an
act to establish a code of civil procedure y pass
sed March IL, 1858, be so amended as to read
as follows Section 374. In the foreclosing of
a mortgage, a sale of the mortgaged property
shall in all cases be ordered and when the
same mortgage embraces separate tracts of
land, situated in two or more counties, the sher-
if of each county in which such separate tract
or tracts are situated, shall be ordered to make
sale of the lands situated in the county OF
which he is sheriff.
Sec. 2. That section three hundred and
seventy-four of an act entitled Gan act to es-
tablish a codeof civil procedure" passed March
IL, 1858, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect on its
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
NTorob 90 1OSO
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AN ACT
mo. 140.1

nv. Nv nm AS4
To amend section ninety-one of an act entitled
can act of the jurisdiction and proceedings
before Justices of the Peace, and of the
duties of Constables in civil courts passed
March Il, 1858. aa
Sec. 1. Bea enacted by the General As-rs
sem6Iy of the State of Ohio, That section 6
nincty-one of the above recited act be SO amend
ed as to read as follows: Sec. 81. IF on an
appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment in his
favor, he shall not receive a larger sum than
twenty dollars, exclusive of interest, since the
rendition of the judgement before the ~justicej
he shall be aajudged to pay all costs in the
court of common pleas, (including a fee of FIVE
dollars for the defondent's attorney , and if
the defendent shall demand a set-off greater
than twenty dollars, and he appeal from a
Judgment rendered in his favor, and do not re<i
cover twenty dollars, he shall in like manner
pay all costs in the appellate court, including
a like fee to the plaintiffs attorney.
Sec. 2. Original section ninety-ene is here-a
by repealed, and this act to take effect and be
in force from and after its passage. nsea ssAn
S. w. gibson, :p1
Speaker pro tenn, Of the House of Reps. ~
MARTIN WELKER, -
Presidemto Of the Senate. 5
MI M 106
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March 80,
AN ACT
mo. 141.1


! NO. 14I.i - An All .-a--+4-H ~
To amend section thirty one of an Act entitled IAN
Actregulatingt the fees of County Audi, ors, passed
March Is. 1888, and took effect May l, 1885. =
Sec. l. BE al enacted 6y the General I$seab3y of tkS
SAFE Of Ohio, That section thirty one of the above
recited act be and is hereby amended, 80 as to read
as follows: That hereafter the several county audi
tors in this State shall be allowed The following fees
and compensation, to be paid out of the county trea-
sury, where not Otherwise provided for. viz: For
making out originaltax duplicate, for every hundred
words, and counting every two figures as rs n word,
but excluding calculations not carried into duplicate.
ten cents; For each copy thereof, every hundred
words, counting three figures as a word. ten-cenis;
For recording proceedings of commissioners and
other recording required of him by law, for every
hundred words, ten cents For every order drawn
on county treasury, and every certificate to pay nom
ey into the treasury, FIVE cents; For fling and en-
tering into n book, each receipt for money paid into
the county treasury, five cents, and for all other pa
pers necessary TO be placed on file, exclusive Of GER
t1hcate for road tax and assessors statements. FIVE
cents; For attending as clerk of commissioners, as n
member of board of equalization, fer settling with
county treasurer, and making distribution OF school
funds, two dollars per diem; For making reports on
schools, as may be required by school law, two dol
lars per day For each circular furnished to printer,
at the rate of fifteen cents per hundred words; For.
every road bond, tw.nfy-fye cents; For each order
for view and survey OF a road, fifty cents; For each
order fer opening road. twenty FIVE cents; Forat-
tending and keeping minutes of sale of section sig
teen, three dollars per diem For erier of sale of
section sixteen, three dollars FER diem For ccrtif-
cate of sale of school lands, 10 be paid by Purchaser,
fifty cents; For certificate of payment of INSTALL
ment on school lands into treasury, to be paid by
purchaser, twenty five cents For final certificate of
payment for school lands, to be paid by the purcha-
ser. one dollar; For certificate of sale of land for
taxes. TO be paid by purchaser, ten cents For deed
of land, sold for taxes, TO be paid by purchaser, one
dollar and twenty-five cents; For every entry or
transfer of land for taxation, to be paid by person
requiring the same, ten cents, but the whole ices for
any deed shall not exceed one dollar =
And for all other services required by law, when the
compensation is not particularly specified, the SANG
fees as are allowed by this act for like services.
Sec. =. That The original section thirty one of an
act passed March 10, 1888, and took effect May /,
1888, entitled san act regulating the fees of county
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage. ~
S. W. gibson,
Speaker pro TEN. House Of Represtntatipes.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
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March 20, 1859.

No. 1871 AN ACT
To prevent and punish fraud in the use of false
Stamps, Brands, Lables, or Trade Marks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05
BO5snNbcrs q,
B is JLP PHITE OF LIME.

The proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
IAL WORKS anxious 10 disappoin Of the regular
toners Of the establishment is compelled in view OF the diff
Guilty anticipated of filling the uppecedenedy large orders
that being daily received to inform all the cid patrons Of
the BT-SULPH1TE OF LIME manufactured of tho greet
Southern Works. that unless they send in their orders early
them eligible place the order books some
disappointment be experienced their receiving it, which
would be veaious both parties Already preparations have
been completed the Works make Of having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would to be insult
fcien unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and who heretofore have either not
employed this valuable defecaor have procured 1t
from other manufactures.
The strength Of the BIsULPHITE being manufactured
the Southern Chemical Works Of H. BONNABEI, will be
found uniform and Of greater strength than other PERIOD
pains having been spared to bring this nyana
bic chemical product perfection possible and to
make worthy of The high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters Of the stnie.
Planters desirons to haze the GENUINE BI-SULPHITE
OF LINE, manufactured at the Southern Works should
city particularly In their orders through their merchants
address themselves directly to p
H. BONNABEL,
No. 6 Front Levee
ola 2ptf&w between crstornheue and Bienville SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05
Great Fyre at Cairo
TRIUMPH OF LILIES CHILLED IRON sA
.WO9-e testimony
IN FAVOR OF LILIES SAFE 8

'" WILLIAMSBURG Dec. 2, 1885,
MR. LILLIE-Dear Sir: Last night my Office situated on
Kent Avenue between Rush and Morton Streets was broken
open and desperate attempt madeto Safe which for
tunaey for Of burglar and rsproof ones
Fom the appearance Of the Office judge they were not dis
tubed in their operations but worked oil night and gave up
the undertaking simply because they unable get open
The only injury they did the Safe the breaking of the
the tried drive the spindle through in which they
did succeed The lock materially injured piece
end Of the bolt the punch in trying to
drive through but prevent being unlocked
send you list Of the tools found the office the next morn
ing They had beer stolen from backsihs shops by
would the best that could have been procured
for the purpose:
One sledge hammer weight 1s ibs hande 2h feet long,
One cast-steel hammer, weight 70 lbs.
One casts,eel hammer, weight 80 lbs.
One casseel cold chseI ~ inches wde weight lbs handle
~ feet long.
One cold chsel IL inches wde weight bs handle
~ feet long.
One cold chise inches long and inch wide
One cast-steel punch ~ inch.
One cast steel pinch 28 inch.
One bar OF iron 2 feet lopgs n inch sqaare
The blacksmith assured that he had Just put the chse IN
the best possible order for They show conusveIy
that they we'll tried they perfectly unfit for until
reftted and sliarpaned.
will please send another Safe Of the size
perfectly well satisfied that Safes will eectuay resist
any attempt burglars maybe able to make to open them
Yours respectfully, i. s. STERLING,
26Morton street, Williamsburg.
rs- Agency of these Safes, No. II Magazine street
d2s 2ptf ]. G. NEWCOMB.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05

LAssELL's GIGANTIC TELESCOPE. astronomical
world is mpatienty expecting the completion Of the
new and gigantic telescope now in course Of con-
that although several parts Of the telescope and the
necessary adjuncts for its execution are in an adj
vanced stage, no one Of them is entirely finished.
great step made is in the cadre of the large reflector
1t is believed no other glass, even Of small size is
SO perfect in all respects as this. It is four feet
in diameter, in thickness, twelve centmetres. The
interior surfaces and back OF the circle OF ray Of
convex while thirtyeight grooves happily con.
tryed at the back for the Insertion Of the extremities
Of like number Of levers, which will have the effect
Of preventing undue iexion in low and temperate
nice and important operation-is not yet com
menced, but the machine with which this operation
will be effected is nearly ready.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDRRMEN.- This body held r6EnJSt
meeting last night, President Nixon in the Chair
Messrs. Harrison, Landry, Howell, Fossta5 Wiln md
Vennard present. l,s ss ST. Il
The President stated that under section LII * ~
city charter, it was incompetent for the HoaS1 ~
legslate but that they could take up comnaunics
Communication from the Surveyor, statipg thae
the draining machines and buildings Of the neonnd
section had been destroyed ~ dre, ~ acctde.k
keeping proper watch, and giving Other infnrma
as to draining arrangements Of the city, vaS Eela
to Streets and Landings COMMITTEES.
The monthly statement of the Fiscal Agent hf l51E
city was referred to Finance Committee.
A communication from the Board Of Anaifnnt Ar
dermen enclosed number of resolutions, o0neunod
in by that body at is last meeting. ;sss
communication from the Assistant Rnard enelpG-
ed resolutions for action The Iesplntion n - tar
stone crossing corner Bourbon and Peace aaxe1l NJ
referred to proper committee; for payment g niSy
contracts for keeping shell roads ii repail do; q q
adjudication OF contracts for ditching railing, etc
do; to nquiring into the fudllment Of contracts
for keeping certain bitches cleaned out doss - ~
shelling Of streets leading TO jackson Railroad dep
| ditto
| Petitions were referred. s.
| The Beard then adjourned to 60 into secret se1ion
in convention with the Assistant Board.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.- Present, Mr.
/ Waldo in the chair and o quorum. )
Mr.. Waldo, before the Board proceeded To b1sine9s
read from the city charter to show that no husile
whatever could be transacted before the adoption oI
the ordinance providing for the collection of ne con-
Some discussion followed ending with The ofar Of
4 resolution, inviting the Board Of Aldermen g .
joint and secret session forthwith and the resolution
Ia a short time the Board 81 Aldermen Appeared
and the Council went into secret joint session.
Il Ia quarter Of an hour the seasion ended, tho
Board Of Aldermen retired, and the Board q
ant Aldermen proceeded to business In - uaue pub
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05

county Qndiana) Expositor says that quite excite
ment has been created in that county and the yicin-
ty Of Perry township by the arrest Of two OF three
doctors and other citizens, on charge of taking up
the corpse OF Miss Smith, who was buried near Fay
ette last March. The parties were discharged. But
since their discharge new arrest has been made OF
the two doctors for taking up and dissecting the bod
les of AIRS Shirley and her infant child. DR.. Ed
wards is one, and Dr. Crimes tho other DR.. Grimes
was held to bail in $780, to appear at the next Court
Of Common Pleas Of Rcone County
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05
Choice liquors,

Choice liquors,
OF VERY DESCRIP TION,
Specially selected for the Of
Connolsseurs, Planters and Families.
CHAMPAGEEs.
GORDON ROUGE...........of @. H. Mumm 4 Co.
ROYAL ROSE. OF g. II. Mumm Co.
CABINET. or g. Fl. Mumm Co.
vERZENAY. OF Jules Mumm 4 Co.
GRAPE LEAF, ExTRA.....of Landry. Gilderman Dietz
EIL DE PERDRIx........o or Moet 4 chandon.
sILLERY..................Of OF Moet i Chandon.
PREMIUM CREMANT. ... OF Ruinhart Pere ct Fills.
2 Rhine Wines
OF P. A.. MUMM Co.
JoHANNEsBERGER, HooKHEIMER,
RUDEsHHlMER, BRAUNEBERGER,
sTEINBERGER, sTEINwE1N,
SPARKLING MosELLE,
Do. HOOK.
Cognac Brandies.l
oTARD, DUPUY 4 CO.. v. O. p. and 1893
BISCUIT, TRIcoCHE 4 co.
RAYNALL 4 ALUssE.
MARETT CO. 5.-@
Old WhisIies.
BOURBON, MoNoNGAHELA AND Rye,
or various choice brands.
Sherry Wine.
WIDOW vIToRIA SONS.
AMoNTILLADo.
TOPAZ.
FELIX GORDON CO.
Madeira Wine.
BLACKBURNs LONDON PARTICULAR.
nj ALFRED WELLINGTON.
ANCHOR.
NEWTON GORDON SON.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
PORT WINE
CLARETs,
| CURACAO,
.a MARASCHINo,
ASSORTED CoRDIALs,
KIRsCHENwAssER.
ANNIsETTE
| ABsYNTHE.
| London Porter and Ale.
ss-persops desirous of obtaining CHOICE GOODS in ou
| line, are invited to examine stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CONVERSE & CO.,
| do 2pI2tFrMowe 72 Gravier street.
SHen5eld Plated Ware.
We have just received large invoice of
4 SEKEL.EZKELD PLATED GOODS
i Consisting Of
4 RICH CAsToRs, -e
/ WINE AND LIQUOR STANDS,
FRUIT AND CAKE BASKETS,
CANDLESTICKS
WATERS. etc.,
Which Offering at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
BOWLES & JUDSON,
House Furnishing Store,
aa4E IL Ha.z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05
W'ood, .Mitfe,,serges' 8 Co.,

Wood, .Mitte,aherges' y Co.,
SOUTHER
ORNANIENTALI IRON WORKS,
81 Camp street. New Orleans.
ALI styles of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries. Balconies
Offices, Veandas etc., etc., from the lightes and mos.
graceful, to tho heaviest and most elaborate desgns
IRON FOUNTAINS VASES, STATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons etc.
IRON SETTEEs, CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS, BRACK-
ets Lamp Posts, Flower Stands, Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks Hitching Posts, Carriage Gates, Tree Boxes etc.
IRON STAIRS, Straight and Spiral
CAST IRON MAUSOLEUMS of beautiful design and finish
CORINTHIAN GAPS, COLUMNS, etc., etc.
Our facilities for executing orders for and article
in the Ornamental Iron second to and invite
the attention Of the public to list Of Designs 800
number confident that while their will be suited
work will combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction.
Aa-Wareroom-No. 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine
shop--No. 247 Tchouptoulas street.
WooD PERoT WOOD, MILTENBERGER 4 Co.,
| iyl6 2p6m Philadelphia. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-05

And your father said boardingschool lad to
his companion, has only sent you two dollars-he
must be q mighty mean man,
!" Well, Id0n't know two dollars is considerable
:" Whenever my father sends, he never thinks Of
offering me less than ten"
| :. Indeed And how often does he seud?"
3 Ahena Never.a 81 iS s. y