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LAWS OF OHIO
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mo. AN ACT
Making partial Appropriations for the yesr 1859.
src. /. Re n enacted bg me- General Assembl.,
Of TIE State Of Ohio, That tho following sums, In
addition 10 former appropriations, be, and the
same are hereby appropriated out Of any money
N the Treasury for general revsnue purposes for
the year 1859, to-wit
For the per diem pay Of the lieutenant Cover
nor NJ President Of the Senhtei the payment Of
members Of the General Assembly, their clerks,
assistant clerks, sergeauts.Rt-arms and their a..
sstants, and messengers, the sum Of ifty thousand
dollars.
For the payment Of costs Of prosecution. con
yction and transportation Of convcts 70 the Ohio
Penitentinry, ten thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the salary Of the Complrol-
er Of the treasury, eight hundred dollars.
For the payment OF the salaries Of the clerks IL
the Oomptroller's ofaeo, twelve hundred dollars.
Forthe contingent fund Of the Comptroller OF
the treasury, three hand cd dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Auditor Of State,
one thousand dollars.
For tho contingent fund Of the Treasurer Of
Stato fifteen hundred dollars.
For gas for the State house, afteen hundred
dollars.
For books and magazines, and binding for tho
State library, three hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses Of the Librarian,
one hundred and City dollars.
For printing, twelve thousand dollars.
For binding, twelve thousand dollars. a.
For the payment on account Of the salary Of the
secretary Of tho State Commissioner Of COmmon
Schools, seventy Ave dollars.
To supply deficiency In the appropriation TO
pay ior engrayings for report Of State Board Of
Agriculture for 1857, and 10 pay for printing said
engravings, tho sum Of hvo hundred and one doll
.ars and fifteen cents.
For Martha Mclaughlin, in lieu Of the appro-
priation made for her by the act entitled 'an act
for the reliefof Martha Mclaughlin" passed April
IL, 1858. one thousand dollars,
For bodstegds, mattresses, bedding and repairs
for the Deaf and Dumb ASylam, two thousand
dollars.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from and af-
ter IL passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Jaouary II 1870
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

Way CHAsTE lin his Lectures on .Au,
thors," Mr. s G. Hall describes Mary Rus
sell Milford Her face, like her figure, was
broad and round, but pleasant and goods
humored, and indicative more of intelligence
than genius. or the art of dress she knew
nothing. On her way to an evening party
at the lecturers house, she purchased a
yellow turban, which caused her to be for
some time an object Of merriment, owing to
the fact that the shopkeeper from whom she
bought II having forgotten to remove from
behind il lITge ticket bearing the printed
Inscription, "yery chAste. Only Sc. 3D."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
January "a, 1850.
AN ACT

mo. g. AN ACT
Making partial appropriation for the year 1859.
Section /. Be II enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That the following sum
Of money be and the came Is hereby appropriated
out Of any money In the State Treasury for gene
raj revenue purposes, to be paid on the order Of
the Auditor Of State, for the year 1889, toswt -
For the sinking Of the artesian WELL 10 be expen-
ded according TO the Joint resolution Of the Gene
raj Assembly, adopted April sth, 1857, or in such
other manner as the Legislature may direct, the
sun Of fftsen hundred dollars.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on lis passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
MARTIN WELKRR,
President Of the Senate.
January 2S, 1859.
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February 3, 1860.
mo. 14.l AN ACT
To provide for plating and recording Fractions o
Land.

mo. 14.l AN ACT
To provide for plating and recording Fractions o
Land.
WnERRAs, Sundry sections of land In this state
have become divided into such small parcels and
fractions as to render the description Of the sane
on the tax duplicate indefinite and doubtful
therefore,
= Section /. Be II enacted by tho General Asseu-
assessors OF real property In their several districts
ing any such section so subdiyided as aforesaid to
may DO necessary, to be accurately plated and
laid out into such subdivisions ns the different IL
ties to the land In the same may require and to
number the said fractien OF sub divisions % frac.
tions or sub divisions Of said section or such parts
thereof as may be Bubdivided, aud shall deliver
the said plat SO numbered to the recorder Of the
county, who shall accurately record the same, and
from and after suoh record shall have been made,
the number so given to said sub divisions or frac.
tions, shall be deemed in law q sufficient descripN
tion Of the land so plated, numbered aud record
cd, fer all purposes Of taxation and eonveyan-
cling
Sec. 2. That the recorder shall receive for his
services under this act, the same fees as he Ia al
lowed for recording town plats, TO be paid out Of
the county treasury, on the order Of the auditor,
and allowance Of the commissioners.
Sec 3. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives. f.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
Eahrnarv 1850
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
AN ACT
NO, III
January 2s, 1859,

To amend section one Of an act entitled "An act
TO regulate Enclosures and TO provide against
tresPassing animals" pas cd January lTth,
1910.
Section /. Be It enacted by tho General Asseni-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That whenever a fonoe
Of whatsoever materials constructed, aud In ali
shall beresftSr be erected by any person on the
line Of bis land or that on which he may have q
lease Tor one or more years, and the person OEa-
ing the land adjoining thereto, or holding lease
on the same for three or more years shall make OF
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February s, 1859.

[No.I7l AN ACT
Requiring Township Assessors to ascertain the
number Of Sheep killed and injured by Dogs.
Section / De Il enacted by the 0eneral Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That it shall be the duty
Of each township In this state at the time
Of taking lists Of ohatte property for taxation In
each year, TO require each person In their several
townships 10 make statement specifying the
number Of sheep killed by dogs, and also the mum.
Dor of sheep injured by dogs, in his district during
the preceding year. together with the value Of the
sheep killed, and the estimate Of the injury done;
and the said assessors are required 10 make a re-
turn Of the aforesaid statement 10 the county audi
tor Of their respective counties at the time or re-
turning the lists Of ohattel property for taxation.
See. 2. That Il shall be the duty Of the auditor
Of each county 10 furnish to the assessors Of their
respective counties such blanks rs may be neoes,
sary for taking the aforesaid statements, and said
county auditor shall, ~ possible after the
aforesaid statements are returned 30 him, make
out aud forward TO the auditor Of state statement
showing the number Of sheep so killed aud injured
as aforesaid, and the aggregate loss sustained
thereby in each township In their respective ooun
ties.
SEQ. 3. That Il shall bo The duty Of the auditor
Of state, on receipt Of the statement aforesaid To
make out and furnish 10 the secretary Of the state
bosrd Of agriculture, 20 be by him Published In the
annual report Of said board, = statement showing
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February b,lss0.

No, 90. AN ACT
To provide for oanvassng the votes for Comptrol-
ler Of tho Treasury.
Section l. Deitehacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Ohio, That Immediately after
the passage Of this act, IL shall be the duty Of tho
governor, auditor and secretary Of state 10 can
vass tho votes cast at the annual election on the
socond Tuesday Of October, 1858, for the Office of
comptroller Of the treasury, and report the result
OF such canvass to each house of the general as
scmblyi and also 10 cause the psrton found to
have received the highest number of legal votes to
be notified Of his election forthwith.
Soc. That the person so declared to bo elect.
cd, shall, within ten days after such notice. exc.
cute his boud In conformity with section 2S Of
the act 10 further provide for the better regula-
tion oftho receipt, disbursement and safe Keeping
OF the public revenue" passed April I2, 1858.
Sec .. Az each subsequent election Of comp
toer Of the treasury, the votes shall be ascertain
ed ct the same time, and declared in the same
manner as is provided in tho case Of other state
officers.
Soc 4. This act shall take effect from and af-
ter It's passage.
WILLIAM D. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
February o, 1882
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mo Isl



[No 1s.l AN ACT
To amend tho ssth section Of nAn aes Of th;, In.
Ilsdictioa and procedure before Justldeslof ths
Psars, and Of the duties Of Conslables In Civil
ooufts,' passed March Il, 1858.
Section l. 30 enactod By tho tienoral Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That section ono hundred
and thirty eight Of the act aforesaid he amended
80 as to read as follows section 1855. The officer
shall within ten days after receiving the writ exc
cute the same by restoring the plaintG TO the pos
session Of the premises, and shan levy and collect
the costs and mako return az upon other execu-
tons. IL the officer shall receive a notice from
the justice that the proceedings have been stayed
BY the Cling Of petition In error and under,ak.
ing, required by law, In tho Court Of Common
Pleas, he shall Immediately delay all further pro. .
eoodings upon the execution, and If tho premises
have been restored 10 the plaintiff, he shall immo.
diattly place the defendant in possession thereof.
and return tho writ, with his proceedings and
costs taxed thereon.
See. 2 That original section one hundred and
thirty eight be and is hereby repealed and this
act shall be In force from and after its passage
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of ofRepresontatiyes,
MARTIN WELkER,
- President Of the Senate.
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February 8, 1859.

mo. l31 AN ACT
Prescribing the time when the Off ,iai term of the
judges Of the Courts Of Common Pleas shall
begin.
Section /. Bo IL enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of tho State Of Ohio That the official term Of
ali judges Of the Courts Of Common Pleas elected
tober, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty
eight and Of all such Judges who may hereafter
DO elected, shall begin on the second Monday Of
February next after such election. Provided that
nothing in the [thisl act shall affect the term Of
office Of any Judge who may have bOen OF ,hall
hereafter be elected TO Oil vacancy.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect on Us passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of tho Senate.
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Spring eIEtZEtaseryH
Silk and Fancy Goods! |!
Imported for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade of 1859!

imported lor The Spring and Sum-
mer Trade of 1881
vxrU ,pp >,o,,, ,rnrD,,,,,- -
w y NM. NE W ~ NV & hhnFA RhD 10 EA-
visiting this city, Stocl Of anu "i''ihery trade
millinery. SiILt. XVI,ito d r,
cy Goods, Ladies' nrcss Tri,,i-
EIIings, &c, &c.
All of this seasona nportation which az.
dent cannot be surpassed either for Novelty, style
pg pa o, FrSe a "a e West and VIZ Paomst
addition Of Freight or ESchanSc We show ] on oug
FIRST FLOOR-A stock of English. Bel.
gian and Swiss Braid; Straw Cactus Nea
politan, / issue. Canton. Chin. Willow ItsIi
an and other Laces; &rizonia. pnlmetlo
and an endless variety of Fancy Stvles NJ
Bonnets; Ladies' Misses and Cbildge5's x ma
Infants Bloomers. Riding Hats an. srnr-
bans. nIshrpapsed far bsantv and sfoi., n
Aleo, Ruehes. 81 orerv styie .an3 nr:ee
On our
SECOND FLooR--Bonnet Satin and
Taffetta Ribbons, Black. White and Colored
Dress Bonnet and Florence Sill Modes
French and English Grapes. in Hlack. Whito
and Colols; Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mings and Facings, in every variety: Dress
and Fancy Buttons. Bonnet and Ribbon
Wirea Francb anJ E,,,I;ab -. II 81:
NJ W;..1. III u.,,. "st'I LNee, "uu MY
NC Mus MA, six and Llsle Gloves and
Gauntlets for Ladies' and gents Iinan md
Co,ton EInssos So, III EI, i-'iioii i Itlu it
Cotton iossos, Saving six ffenGh ana I'm
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the number Of sheep Killed and tbe aumkes gniursi
respectively, as Aforesaid IN each coanfy, and ne
aggregate loss ~ each county susiained fhtfshvl
Sec. q fhiruct to take eject from and aefof
its passage.
WILLIAM D, WOODS, n
Spcikes Of the House Of Representative
MARTIN WELKER,
February 8, 1859.
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Dyspepsia with Piles.
DosroN, Sept 2, 1855
For more than thirty years have suffered great
" from Dyspepsia and Piles. Have tried various
medicines without benefit. In January began
with the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and by the use
Of three bottles am perfectly cured of both Dys-
pepsa and Piles. My general health is now all that
can desire ~ 20 be.
mhis-2wdaw MILTON DAGGETT.
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ion Of this instrument Pirce reducedto s..
DR. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safel This
article enables those whose health or eireumsian.
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French Patent Male safe dollar the singie one
four dollars per half dozeni and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills is a safe
and reliable remedy for auppressions and all female
diseases, Ladies' should not use them during pleg-
nancy, As they will produce miscarriage Price one
dollar per bOx--extfa fine Eve dollars Sent to any
address By mail, post free. No letters will be an-
swercd unless thoy contain remittance postage
stamp.
All orders Addresaedt TO DE-. 4. BoNApAarr, No. Is2
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February 5, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. lo.l AN ACT
To amoud the second section Of an act pas.
sed April 18th, 1853, entitled "an act to amend
an act entitled "an act providing for the eec-
tion Of eoroners and sherifs and fixing their
term of Ofice,' passed March sth, 1854.
Section /. Re 1t enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That the second section
Of an act entitled "sn act providing for the elee-
tion Of coroners aud sherffs and fixing their term
Of Office passed March sth, 1854, be so amended
AZ TO read as follows; Section 2. That the term
of Office Of all sherifs and oOroners elected in the
several counties in this State, the second Tuos.
day Of October, la the year eighteen hundred and
hfty six, shall expire on the drst Monday Of jan
uary In the year eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
and the term Of office Of all sherifs and cosoners
elected on tho second Tuesday Of October, eigh-
teen hundred aud fifty seven shall expire on tho
first Monday Of January in the year Gig ghteen hun
dred and sixty. or soon thereafter us their res
pectiye successors are elected and qualified.
Sec. 2. That the said original section two OF
said act passed April lztb, 1888, be aud the same
Is hereby repealed but the repeal thereof shall not
impair any liability Incurred or act done under
the same.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
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February o. 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-18

--3. 'INhy
Nays: Messrs. Forstan, Harrison and venpard
q. ."1u
The chair voted in the negative.
motion to concur In the foregoing resolution was
carried by the following vote: +" -
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall, Harrison and vennard-3.
Nays: Messrs. Conway, DeIAbarre and Landry-3.
The chair voted In the affirmative.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Iandngs: -'.1
rs.ouSn authorizing the Street Commissioner close
eonIrsc, Win kaer for furnishing delivering 10 tbe
city 5000 feet Of yellow pine iusr to complete e repsirs
ETC.. etc. " " '''' 'si0ess
The rules being suspended, the following resolu.
tion, offered by Mr.. DeLabarre, was read twice and
adopted: 1 -
Rsoled That the thanks this Board be and are ersbx
rendered to The Honorable o. Nixon President OF the Board
OF Aldermen, for the courteous Impartial manner viii
Of 1858 and 1859. ~ b.'' '0''""
On motion, the Board adjourned sine die
CHAS. CLAIBORNE Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-18

their comprehensive vews-haye tina, the proposed
ms the best and only that give security
aori complete protection to the whole city subject
me cost OF the levee and who should freely dss
cassed by committee present. This matter
ha gould not be decided this time
es OF Drainage suggested that each city pay in proper
uo the area OF feet contained within respective mu
whic your minority committee think the best
plan to adopt. ~
The city has opportunity erecting leyee which
VIII forever protect the city from overflow cost Of nearly
Toledano street. s ~ ' Va
This COMMITTEES therefore the proposition Of
me Of Drainage for the OF said leyes
portion OF the cost to be borne can be agreed
upon. - 's
New Orleans, 31st May, 1850.
JAS. A. WHITE,
JNt,. B. LEEEE,
Mr.. Ranney moved to adopt the majority report.
Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyche,
kearny, Magioni, Massicot, Monroe, Ranney and
Whtney-10
Nays: Messrs. Leefe and White-2.
Mr.. Leefe offered the following resolution. which
was read twice and unanimously adopted, the rules
being suspended /:
rendered 70 the Hon. Chas H. Waldo President Of this Board
Tor the and impartial he
the duties OF President Of this Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned sine die
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-18
yw Dsas Aay G,tstmt Saturday aaarniua 5une 49, 1852

Judgment obtained by Fran is peua and the awards in favor
Of ths AMERICAN Coensaton Society," the Society for the Relief
Of Destitute Orphan Boys the paid TO the heirs OF the
widow Jane Hanmettin conformity with the provisions Of
the will of Acouoghhe amounts Laid for repairs 70, and
making roads and country property OF sals
Of property, law charges etc., etc.
s. That the Of balance in the hands Of the rea
surer or the Ist June inst, IL St7,g9A Is s
The Treasurer has received 70 the M instant from the sales
OF in the several Dcs OF the city and has
cnh.nd g. note. Of payable At two
date Of sales respectively, being from property IN the
First District $22l ,60O %
Second District. Observation-Disclosures. l49,S52 90
Third District lS,9l2 90
Undivided property. Observation-Disclosures. 2sl4s 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-18

be unadvisAbie adopt resolution the small amount
sold while in port besides the short time they remain In
IN every seaport town In the United Sate the sold
ring and in most instances for the of their
respective otcers Your committee believe be much
on their respective waercra The wasr craft
pay large amounts for the privilege Of orng the wharves
OF the city and any further taxation would be ksome The
ton.
Id Upon the resolution amending ordinance No. 4 article
70 regulating the fees 70 e paid the farmers aud essees
Of markets. where vegetables game, poultry, sold
your committee report against adopting said resolution The
resolution exact Of that portion of ordinance No
nance altering the fees Of s essee farmers they having
purchased the markets for the year 1852 alteration in
ordinance at this late time would evidently create dsAsfac
81. Upon the petition Of Msssrs Fasmann Collins asking
f q Ss
pre tracs q the New orlesns jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company avoraby committee
see no objection to granting this privilege far AS the Com
to lay their track Cope they have
over the disposition of the Railroad Company the parties
is therefore presented to the aforesaid purpose
IN addSn to The your COMMITTEES beg to pressn at
nsuses running throsgh the city of New Orleans 1t is well
the city by the different lines of omnbases the
the whe tire is no nconsiderable The width
vor Of compelling the owners to hereafter hsve their
omnibus tires less than inches in width say
new omnibnsss that may hereafter be put of the differ
snt lines Your committee satisfied that there
con the of the propreors comply with the wihes
of the Council in this particular. The omnbuses is
much lower In nn than other class of vehicles
which loads material the city
times not less than six thousand pounds The necessary
ton is therefore presented for adoption.
NORMAN WHITNEY