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March 26, 1853.
I No. 115.l
AN ACT

NO. lis,
AN ACT ..
TO amend an act entitled san act to regulate
the sale ofschool lands and the surrender OF
permanent leases thereto" passed April l6
1852.
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That section 2nd Of
said act be 50 amended as to read as follows:-
Sec. 2. The trustees OF any original surveyed
township to which such lands may belong shall
at least thirty days prior to taking OF any such
vote, cause not less than eight notices to be
posted up in as many Of the most public places
of the said township, notifying the legal voters
resident therein to meet at some convenient
place and time therein specified, and there cast
their ballots for or against the sale of any such
lands belonging to such township, and il such
vote result in a refusal to sell to sell said lands,
the trustees may in the same manner author
ize the taking of a subsequent vote or votes as
often as they deem proper; provided that no
such subsequent vote shall be taken until one
year shall have elapsed since the last proceed.
ing vote.
Sec. 2. That the second section OF an act
entitled IAN act to regulate the sale of school
lands and the surrender of permanent leases
thereto" passed April 10th, 1852, be and the
same is hereby repeated
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the Senate,
March 20, 1853. r. s.aE.j
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under his official seal. shall be received in all
courts and places within the State as prima IA
Gle evidence Of the existence Of" such patents,
and as conclusive evidence OF the existence of
such record.
Sec T. That the original act entitled "an act
TO provide for the recording of land patents"
passed March 18th, 1886, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec 5. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
..-f WILLIAM B. WOODS
- Sneaker of the House Of ofRepresentatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
March 4. 1852 ......
No. 104. ...
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March 26, 1859.
mo. 1887

No. 108.
AN ACT
To amend an act entitled ian act TO establish
alterations in State and Country Roads,"
passed March 25th, 1854.
sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
blv of the State of Ohio. That the first section
Of the act entitled IAN act to establish altera-
tions in state and county roads," be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as follows;
Sec. J.. That all alterations of State or county
roads, that are now orgshall be lawfully made
and established, shall form part OF said road
and so much of the original road as lies be-
tween points at which the alteration intersect-
ed, or intersccts, shall be and remain vacated
Sec. q That the original section one to which
this is an amendment is hereby repealed.
Sec g. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELkER,
President Of the Senate.
March 26, 1853.
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SCOTT & LENNON,
Attorneys aud CounseIiOrs at Law

CAUIL, q.
erWILL practice in Harrison and adjoining
: ties Especial attention given to the bust
ness ., .~eeutors and Administrators Sales OF land
On Petition IPartition, Examination Of titles, pre-
pnration of / eds, Mortgages &c Collections
safely and speeu. made. any where throughout the
United States OH, Market street, opposite the
Court House Ncss+ nIaR9s59
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1853 sPnING TRADE. 1859

IN SWEENEY g. SON, ere now prepared
l.. with splendid stock of all the varieties Of
White and CoIoted, Iron, Stone, China and Painted
Ware, together with large stock Of Common
Queensware, imported from The best poiters of
England Also fine plain and Gold Band French
China, Dining and Tea Sets, Table Cut. cry, &C.
&c. which they offer to mercha ITS at ca stern pri
ccs. In Flint Gluss Ware they dely competition
Wheeling, Va ap6-3m- ....-p, .'g6t
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March 20, 1859.

% AN ACT
Supplementary to an act entitled ian act to pro
vide for the organization OF Cities and lncor-
poratsd villages" passed May Sd, 1852.
70 Sec. l., BE it enacted by the General Assem-,
bly of the State of Ohio That the city council
in cities of the first class, which, at the last fed
eral census, had population exceeding eighty
thousand, shall have power to provide lor the
punishment of vagrants, common street bcggers
common prostitutes, habitual disturbers of the
peace. known or reputed pickpockets, bur
glars and thieves, watch suffers, ball-game
players, persons who practice and trick, game
or device with intent to swindle, persons who
abuse their families, and suspicious persons who
cannot give reasonable account of themselves:
and such punishment may be either by impo
sing and collecting fines or by Imprisonment
at hard labor, or both, at the discretion Of the
court; provided that no such person shall be fl
ned for single offence to exceed fifty dollar,
and that such i'm Jrisonment at hard labor shall,
for the first offence not exceed thirty days, Tor
the second offence ninety days, for the third Of
fence six months and for the fourth or any fur
ther repitition OF the offence, one year.
They shall have power to provide that all per-
sons " no shall refuse or neglect to pay the fine
imposed on conviction Of any offence, together
with the cost Of prosecution shall be imprson-
oned and kept at hard labor until, at the rate o
seventy-five 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 con-
duct such labor to the best advantage, and in q
manner consistent with tho age, sex and health
OF the prisoners, and such labor may be done
at the city pi son, the city work-house, or else
where, il within q suitable inclosure, and under
the charge Of such officers as the city counci
may select And the said city council may al
so provide suitable hospitals for the reception
and care Of such prisoners as may be diseased
For disabled, the same to be under such regula
tons and under the charge ofsuch persons Al
the council may by ordinance direct
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

j. II. w ORTMAN. vi. D.,
T1AS recently located in Cndiz, OHIO, whers he
IL will engage in the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery.
OFFIcE- in the Mansion House.
Cadiz, Ohio, Nov. 10, lS56-t
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CADIZ OHIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1859

Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER
Pesdent of the Senate.
March % 1853
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REIN WEIGH & CO.,

Barn. crs & Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE, MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Cad1&, Ohio.
Dealers in Gold, tSilUeii Exchange, Promlssofy
Notes, Drafts, Uncur1em Money and Land
Warrants. ..
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r FAD and Oil Tor Painters use, on rand for sale
- on short brofits al J BEALD'
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MASONIC NOTICE,

Ii ARRISON LODG
@RA 7ss Ii No. 2l9 OF Free and
%<<R&deB aTtM diMe accepted Masons, meets
<SssSy,ytk EIS3 gE.- regular on the first and
Seayx&SNEyZAEE1SsS third Tuesday OF evcly
T2SS SIINs. month at the Odd Fellows
1G> Va: way : ,,,,.,... W: 5, s.4s'v': ..'.,.
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NJ arch 20, 1876.

AO'N'
No, 1881 '.
To amend an act entitled ian act to provide for
the organization Of Cities and Incorporated
Villages" passed May 3, 1852
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That section twenty
three of "an act to provide for the organization
of cities and incorporated villages" passed May
3, 1852 be so amended aS to read as follows:
Sec. %. They shall have power to regulate the
burial Of the dead; to provide without the linn
is of the corporation, places for the inteiment
of the dead, and to enact and enforce such ordl-
nances as shall be necessary for the improve
ment and protection Of said places ofinterment;
und to prevent any such interment within such
limits, and to carry into effect any prohibition
against interments within the limits of the cor
porotioh, may not only impose proper fines and
penalties, but shall also have power TO cause any
body, Inferred contrary to such prohibitions, to
he taken I'D and buried without the limits of
the corporation. ...-.-
That the original section twenty three be and
the same is hereby repealed. .--
'''i' S. w. gibson,
Speaker D. t. Of the House of Representatives.
.H MARTIN WELKER,
t President of the Senate.
No 1897
Supplementary to and to amend an act "con-
cerning the relation Of guardian and ward, y
passed April IL, 1858, ..t... ..
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly of the State of Ohio, That section 20 o.
said act be so amended as to read as follows:-
Section %. The guardian Of the person and cs
tate, or of the estate only, shall have power
when for the interest Of the ward, to sell all or
any part of the personal estats o f the ward; and
whenever necessary for the education, support
or payment Of claims or any just debts o
any minor, or for the discharge Of any liens OF
the real estate of such minor or whenever tht
real estate of such minor is suffering unavoida-
ble waste, or better investment Of the value
thereof can be made, and the court shall be sat
isfied that sale thereof will be for the benef
of any minor, the probate court, by whom !
guardian OF the person and estate, or of the es-
J tate only, has been appointed, may, on the ap
plication of such guardian, order the real estat
of such minor, or part thereof situate in th'
state, to be sold.
Sec. Q. That section 25 be so amended as t
read as follows: Section 25, At the time appoint
ed for the hearing Of such petition, and beint
satisfied that the notice named in the last pre-
ceding section has been given, and that Il suci
real estate ought TO be sold, the court shall ap
point three freeholdsrs Of the county -inwhiG
said real estate shall be situated. who are no
of kin to the petitioner, to appraise, said rca
estate and the same shall not be sold for les
than two thirds Of the appraised value thereo
Sec. 8. That section % be amended 50 as I
read as follows Section %, Upon such bon
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* ,,}..- CADIZ, O.
NrShop-over Estcp's Law Office, aimmedi
ateiy opposite Stewart g. Coleman's e. 70. X All
work warranted to fit. Cutting done on s. '"N~S'
ticc, sand on reasonable terms. ~ sS p
.C6dfz, Ohio, July 2ls l656.lyr.
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JOHN S. PEARCE,

Attorney ut Law.
CADlZ, ONO.
OFFIcE-On Market street, over Conwells shop
~ doors North Of the post office.
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Supplementary to an act to regulate the elec
ton, Contest Of Election, and The resignation
of Justice Of the Peace, passed March IL,
1853. .Nu
lSec. /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
biy of the State of Ohio, That in al cases which
the corporate limits Of any city or incorporated
village are now or hereafter may become cock
tensiye with tho limits Of any township in
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March 28, 1859.
TNo. 1l6.1
',sr- rfg AN ACT


~ To prevent the running at large Of swine.
" Sec /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State OF Ohio, That it shall be unlaw-
fu for the owners Of any swine in the State OF
Ohio, said swine being of the age sixty days
or more, to suffer the same to go at large Off the
lands OF said owner, unless the nose OF such
swine shall have been so cut, or rings shall have
been so inserted therein, as to etfectually pre-
vent their roofing
Sec. 2. Any owner of swine suffering the
some to 60 at large, contrary to the first section
Of this act shall be liable to penalty OF one
dollar for every swine SO found going at large.
Sec. 3. All suits to recover the penalty pro-
vded for in the second section Of this act, shall
be brought in the name Of the State Of Ohio, on
complaint Of any person being aggrleved and
may be brought before any justice OF the peace
or any other court having competent jurisdlc.
ton where the offense is commit itted; and the
party offending shall, on conviction, pay the a.
mount Of penalties adjuged, with costs, and shall
furthe. be liable to any person or persons for oil
damage he or they may have suffered by the run
ming at large of such animals. All moneys col
lect as penalties by virtue Of this act, shall be
paid into the treasury of the township where
the ofense was committed for the use of the
common scboole therein.
Sec. 4, This act shall take. effect and be IN
force from and after the first day OF May 1903.
- Y8as WILLIAM B. WOODS, @3
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
IL President Of the Senate.
I March %, 1859. ..s., a a.ma ,sal
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Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly OF the State Of Ohto That the act entitled
IAN act to encourage the organization Of fire
companies, and to repeal former, passed on the
9th day OF February, l847, and the act entitled
"an act 10 encourage the organization Of fire
companies passed on the 18th day Of March,
1843, be and the same are hereby repealed
Sec 2. That hereafte active members OF
fire engine, hook and ladder companies, or 9th
er companies for the extinguishment Of fire or
the protection Of property at fires Shall during
the time they may continue active members OF
any such companies, be exempted from serving
as Jurors; that all clergymen and priests, ply
sic;ans, and all public officers, while in office
shall be excused from serving as jurors; excep-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-02-23
For the Standard
MR.. MILLER IN GOLDSBOROUGE.

GoLDsBoRo', N. G. Feb. 18th, 1859
EDITORS OF THE STANDARD: have this moment
returned from the Baptist Church, in this place,
where attended for the purpose of hearing Lee
ture from H. W. Miller Esq, of your City. To you,
who have so often listened to this distinguished or.
ator-aye, l might truly say, to this Cicero of
America-it is needless to say any thing; but, to
those who have never heard him, permit me to say.
should they have the opportunity of doing SO, and
fail to embrace it, they will lose a. feast they will
ever regret For my part, did I possess the pow
ers of this gifted orator himself should even then
despair of commanding language sufficiently ST. ong,
adequately to express my estimate and admir- alton
of his effort on this OCCASION The entire audience
seemed spell bound, which was only broken by
bursts of applause. Notwithstanding it had been
raining, more or less, nearly the whole day. there
was large and intelligent audicnce-thc ladies',
God bless them, turning out in pretty full force
If it were possible for MIR. Miller to address the
multitude in every village and county of the Com
monwealth, have no hesitation in saying f it were
requred) the Old North State, alone would pile up
an amount more than sufficient for the purchase Of
Mount Vernon
Yours &C., Y.
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CONVENTION OF ELDERS AND DEACoNs OF TIE Pres
BTTERIAN CuuRcH.-A Convention of the Elders and
Deacons of the Presbyterian Church of the State
was held in the Presbyterian Church in this place.
commencing on Tuesday night the 18th instant
About sixty delegates In attendance embracing
men of much worth and talent from different sec
tions of the State Rufus Barringer, ESQ.,, Deacon,
Of Concord, was chosen President, and Dr. Wicr, of
Greensjorough and Mr.. Baskerville, of Granville
were appointed Secretaries. A committee of six,
consisting of two from each Presbytcry and headed
by Judge Shepherd was appointed to prepare Lusi-
ness for the action Of the Convention; and on We'd
nesday night this committee through its Chairman
made an interesting report which, with some rcso.
lutions appended, were ably discussed and unapi-
molsly adopted.
The best spirit seemed to pervadc the body during
its session, and number of questions of interest to
the Church were discussed by Mcssrs. j. w. Os-
borne, Judge Shepherd, W. j. Bingham, c. H. Wi
ley, Y. c. Barrnger, Mr.. Gibbs, Jesse II. Lindsay,
Mr.. Faucette and others. The Convention after i.
most agreeable session, intcrspersed with devotional
exercises, adjourned on Wednesday night
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

YTNHE UNDERSIGNED, Chairman (of the Board # Gem.
Il mssioners appointed by the act of the General As
senbly of the State of North Carolina creating ncor
porated company, styled the Cheiaw Cmfed liar0ad-
or the Coaleld South Carolina Railroad hereby gives
notice that the capital stock of said company having been
subscribed for according to the provisions OF said act that
meeting Of the Commissioners and Stockholders is called
to be held at Court House in Carthage the Cd day of
March, 1852 for the purpose Of receiving from the Commits
soners the books Of subscription and organizing the com.
panv.
This notice to be published in the Chcraw Gazette and
NorthCarona Standard for four successive weeks from
date hereof.
S. c. BRUCE, Chairman
January 90, 1S5. G-w4t.
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near tile corner Of HtryeH aud HiLningon tircets.)
NNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
Il Their friends and the public generally that they
prepared to execute all ORDERS such Monuments,
HeadStones Tombs and Grave Ornaments of all descrp.
lean Marble at Northern prices and finished in the latest
and most approved style
Also, Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done TO order.
n D. All orders from distance promptly attend to
Address,
TIIOS. GRIER
January Is. 1853. S-wly.
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January 90, lS5,
TO PLY SICIANs.

VVO A PHYSICIAN WHO WOULD INVEST A FEW
Il hundred dollars in town property, in flour shing
little village a rare chance is offered. by wishing 10
retire from the profession. The practice is worth from
81 800 TO $4,000 per year. Terms made easy.
Address Immediately, A. B. c. Standard Office, and full
particulars will he given
February 8, l66t S.wK '
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TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1859.
SENATE.

ItESDAY, TCU 10, I0O5.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at o'clock
Mr. Brown, from the joint select committee on
the Cape Fear and Deep River Improvement, report
ed the bill offered by Mr.. Pitchford, with amend
ments, and recommended its passage.
On motion, the bill was made the special order
for II O'clock
Mr. Turner again offered his land resolutions of
yesterday in the shape of bill, made another speech
in their support and called for the ayes and noes.
Mr.. Ashe moved to lay the bill on the table.
The proceedings of yesterday were again gone
through this subject. Laid on the table at length
In consequence of the extraordinary waste of
time yesterday; notice Of resolution limiting
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The Union Bank at jackson, Tenn, was entered
on the night of the Srd inst, by robbers who mur
dered the clerk and stole large amount in specie
and bills
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Adjournment of the legislature.

The Legislature of this State adjourned on Thurs
day morning last at halfpast seven o'clock, after
asession of ninety fvedays. We give to-day the pro-
ceedings of Monday and Tuesday, and will present
the proceedings of Wednesday and Thursday morn.
ing in our next
We also lay before our readers to-day the Cap
tons Of the acts and resolutions which were passed.
Doubtless some of the acts and resolutions have
been omitted, but we will endeavor to complete the
list next issue. 1t not possible to obtain
them all on Wednesday night, as many of them
were in the hands Of Committees, of Clerks and of
the Speakers, undergoing comparison, enrolment
provisions of the revenue BILL showing the different
subjects of taxation and the rates of taxation adopted
Many measures of interest were discussed during
the session; and number of important, and, we
trust, beneficial acts were passed We expect to
refer more fully hereafter to the action of the Legs
lature upon various measures and to give views
without reserve to our readers in reply to the lb-
era partizan attacks which will be made upon this
democratic Legislature" r
On Wednesday night the business Of the Senate
was interrupted and the of propriety of Sena
tors and others was shocked by the extraordinary
conduct of Mr.. Turner of Orange and Mr.. LEACH
Of Johnston. This interruption took place upon the
question of receiving and reading communication
of Charles +. Fisher Esq, President of the North
Carolina Railroad in reply to the Report of major
ity of joint committee appointed to examine into
the affairs of that corporation; but the excitement
was most intense while the document was being
read, Mr.. Leach sprnging to his feet and speaking
violently and furously against the further reading,
and Mr.. Turner against all rules of decorum and
order, encouraging Mr.. L. by voice and gesture to
persevere i'll his Such exclamatons as these
We're heard from Mr.. Turner " 90 OH, Leach =
tdet's right, Leach !-stop tie reading, Leach lit
is an outrage on the Senate !-stop it, Leach r'
Mr.. Turner was called to order by Mr. Ashe Mr.
Martin, and others, and the former moved that he
be taken into custody by tic Doorkecpcr Mr. Tur-
her rose and dciied the Speaker and the Senate to
take him into custody, using expressions of violent
and infiammatory character The motion was not
pressed, and after while order was restored
The truth is, Mr.. Turner has been source of in
terruption delay, and dscord to the Senate during
nearly the entire session; and It is to be hoped the
enlightened people of Orange county will never
again inflict him on that body
a full report Of this closing scene in the Senate,
in-which Messrs Leach and Turner were conspicu.
Gus actors will appear in our next
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GAs-The gas pipes are being laid IN Salisbury:
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. CoRREcroN.-ln our report of Mr.. Norwood's re-
marks in the debate upon the Western Extension,
instead of zone hand laying mile in three days,
We should have said "torty hands," Mr.. N spoke
at length but we only gave mere outline Of his
remarks.