The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

the deferred payments Of the purchase money
shall be secured by a mortgage, executed by
the purchasers, upon the real estate sold, and
they shall bear interest at the rate OF six per
centum per annum, from the day of sale, pay
able annually.
Sec. 4 That section "a of said act he so a
mended as to read as follows: Sec i'm "a When
ever any unmarried woman, who has been or
NAV 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 an
other guardian for such minor, to which the
last named guardian Of all the estate OF such
minor, shall, on demand, be delivered up by
such former guardian; and she shall forthwith
render her guardianship account to the court
from which she received her appointment, Tor
final settlement.
Sec. 5. Any guardian Of the person and es-
tate, or Of the person only, heretofore or here
after appointed for any female under or over the
age Of twelve years, or any male under or over
the age of fourteen years, may, II 1t be neceS-
sary, bind such minor to any suitable person,
until such minor if a male, shall arrive at the
age Of twenty-one years, and if a female, at the
age Of eighteen years; provided that before the
indenture wherebY any minor may be bound to
in law, the person to whom such minor shall be
bound Of aforesaid and also the terms and cov-
enants in such indenture shall be approved by
the court by whom such guardian was appoint
ed, and a certificate of the judge ol SAID court
with the seal of such court, Shall be attached
to such indenture in testimony Of such appro-
baton.
Sec. G. Original sections IS, % and "a, are
hereby repealed, and this act to take effect from
and after its passage.
S. w. gibson.
Speaker D. t. Of the House Of representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 80, 1859.
No 14O.
To amend section ninety on, of an act entitled
IAN Act of the jurisdiction and proceedings
before Justices of the Peace and of the duties
of ofConstables in civil courts" passed March
a. 1858.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State ofOhio, That section ninety one
OF the above recited act he so amended as to read
as follows: Sec. 81. | on an appeal by the
plaintiff from Judgment in his favor, he shal!
not receive larger sum than twenty dollars,
exclusive OF interest, since the rendition OF
the judgment before the justice, he shall
be adjudged to pay all costs in the court Of COM
mon pleas, (including fee oftive dollars for the
defendants attorney;) and if the defendant shall
demand a set off greater than twenty dollars,
and he appeal from Il judgment rendered in his
favor and do not recover twenty dollars, he shall
in like maner pay all costs in the appellate court
including like fee to the plaintiffs attorney.
| Sec. 2 Original section ninety-one is hereby
repealed, and this act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
S. w. gibson,
Speaker p. t. of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 80, 1859. ... .....
No. l4l.
To amend section thrtv-one of an Act entitled
ian Act regulating the fees of Comfy Audi
tors" passed March 19, 1888, and took effect
May l, 1888.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State of Ohio; That section thirty-one o1
the above recited act be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: That hereafter
the several county Auditors in this State shall
be allowed the following fees and compensation,
to be paid out of the county treasury, where not
otherwise provided for, viz: For making out or
iglnal tax duplicate for every hundred words,
and counting every two figures as word, but
excluding calculations not carried INTO duplicate
ten cents; For each copy thereof for every hun
dred words, counting three figurs as word ter
cents; For recording proceedings Of commits
sioners and other recording required OF him by
law; for every hundred words, ten cents; FoI
every order drawn on county treasury and eve
nv certificate to pay money into the treasury
five cents; For filing and entering into book
each receipt for money paid into the county
treasury, five cents, and for all other papers nee
essar to be placed on file, exclusive Of certiti
Gates for road tax and assessors statements, hvt
cents; For attending as clerk OF commissioners
as a member o board of equalization, for settling
with county treasurer, and making distribution
of school funds two dollars per diem; For max
ing reports on school, as may be required b.
school law, two dollars per day; For each circul
ar furnished to printer, at the rate offiIteeA ce/
per hundred words; For evry bond, twen/ /Itiv
, cents; For each order for view and survey of
road, fifty cents; For each order for openin
road, twenty Eve cents; For attending and keep
ing minutes OF sale Of section sixteen, three dol
, lars per diem; For cper Of sale of section six
f teen, three dollars per diem; For certificate {
sale of school lands, to he paid by purchaser
/ fifty cents; For certificate Of payment OF insta
ment on school lands into treasury to be pal
by purchaser, twenty five cents ;Eor final cent
. ficateof payment Of school lands, to bepaidby tn
purchaser, one dollar, For certificate OF sale
land for taxes, to be paid by purchaser, ten cents
For deed OF land, sold for taxes, to be paid b
purchaser, one dollar and twenty-five cent
For every entry or transfer of land for taxation
to be paid by yerson requiring the same, te
! cents out the whole ices for transferring any OF
y deed shall not exceed one dollar; And for a
0ther services required by law, when the cor
F. pensation is not particularly specified, the sar
Vi fees are allowed by this act for Ike services.
: Sec. 2 That the original section thirty-or
of an act passed March 10, 1898, and took e
r, rsct May l, entitled "an act regulating the iet
r of county auditors" be and the same is heret
d repealed. f,..t.
t Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
Of force from and after its passage.
n s. W. gibson,
e Speaker p 7. Of the House Of Representative
: MARTIN WELKER,
,e President of the Senat
t. March so, 1859
it No. AZ .1.... ....r.
a AN ACT
. Relating to Jurors.
D. Sec /. Be it enacted by the General Asser
te bly OF the State Of Onto, That the act entitl,
le IAN act to encourage the organization Of Fl
companies, and to repeal former, passed on Il
10 9th day OF February, l847, and the act entitl'
t. "an act 10 encourage the organization OF Il
e companies passed on the 18th day Of Marc
). 1843, be and the same are hereby repealed
ii Sec. 2. That hereafter active members
D. fire engine, hook and ladder companies, or OF
n er companies for the extinguishment OF fire
OF the protection Of property at fires SHALL dur
al the time they may continue active members
IS any such companies, be exempted from servi
d. as Jurors; that all clergymen and priests, ph