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March 20, lSN.

mo. los !

NO los AN ACT
10 am md an act entitled "au - establish atcra-
tions ,n STATE aud County Roads passed March
2j, la5l,
SECTION l. b. il enacted b. me General tsssably
of the SfIts of Ohio, That the dst section of the
entitled IAN nct 10 establish alterations in and
county roads he and hereby amended so as 10 read
as follows: Sec l. That all alterations Of STATE or
county roads that are or her after shall be law
fully made and established, shall form part of said
road and much ofthe original r1ad as lies between
points at which the alteration Interested or inter.
sects shall be aud remain vacated.
SEQ. J. That the original section one 10 which this
is IN amendment is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act to take efect aud be in force from
and after It's passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker otthe House Of Representative
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MARTlN wEtkER,
President Of the stnotc
March 2s. 1859.

TNo. III AN ACT t
TO nnond the net passed March IL, 1856. supple =
nicntary TO an act passed March T. 1853 TO provide
for draining and roclaiming certain swamp aud
OyorlOwed Lands.
sECrioNl BcH enacted bV the TSHsrH assembly
nj tie State Of OHIO, That section ono of the act
passed March H. 1896, entitled ian act supplements
w 10 entitled nm act 60 provide for draining and
icclnming swamp and overhowed lauds granted to
the state of Ohio. by act of congress approved
September ~. 1880, passed March z 1858" hc 80
amended ns to read ns follows Sec. |. That the
con- ty commissioners in any county In which any of
such swamp ovcrfownd lands may lie situate. and
for the draining aud reclamation of which cOntrnCt IL
have heretofore been shall hereafter bc let under
the provisions of the nct 10 which this is supplement.
nry, may, NJ their discretion, renew or extend the
time Uf performance of such contracts when the same
have expired about 20 expire by the Limitation
Uf said net upOn the terms M originally made,
said contracts not to be renewed tho time Of per-
Iurnnute thereof xtcnded. for term Of more than
two years beyond The iimn OF their expiration under
the act to which this is supplementary.
Sec. T. That the first section ~ the net Of which
this is umendnory he and the sameis hereby repealed.
Sec. q This act shall tako effect and be IN fcroo
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker the Ilonec OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER
President of the Senate.
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March &c, 1859.
An ACT

| No. l02 AN ACT
10 amend an net cnt tod IAN act 70 proyiac for The
Recording of Land Patents pas ed March II, &c.
SFcrtnN /. BE- il ea,,fci by the GU,rd Ass mbiy
Of r fnis uf U0 That the act entitled nn act 10 pro-
vide for tho recording of land patents passed MAJ ch
1tih 1886, he SO anne ndcd us 10 read ms follows
Sec >. An patents for lands ll ing within the state
nr ohio granted any person or pcrSnns 10y the Pres
iIcnt ur the nrl states and all copies ol such pat
Ont. duly certified under The ol Ul seal Of the commits
sioncr of the general land Office Of the United States
mud all cVcmp pliicntans of the record rpon the gen
eral land Oil tcr aforesaid Of any patent recorded
there may hc recorded In the olirc of the recorder
In the proper county u which such lands or any part
thereof arc situnc and the recorder shall be allowed
the same fees for recording such patents ns are or
may he allowed Tor the recording OF deeds and other
instruments of writing.
Soc C,pic4 o. such record here tnforc OF hcrcnf-
fer m ti, du, certified by tho recorder under his of
fetal seal shall 'e received in all rourts and places
within u,s state IS prnt tlcir cyidenc of the exist
,n,e OF such patents. aud rs conclusive evidence Of
the existence otHucl record.
See l. That che original set entitled can act 60
prnvtdc for the rururdug of land patents passed
March f. 1856. be and the snmc is horohS repealed.
SEES This act shall take effect and be IN force
from aud after ils possuEc.
WILLIAM Il WOODS,
Speaker Of The llousc of Rcpr. scn.atiycs.
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the Senate.
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OF OHIO.
AN ACT
PUJiisLed 6y datho,ity.

mo. 1Ol. AN ACT ,,..
o amend tho act cutitlcd AN act prohibiting any
citizon ol this state from II ldiuV b. appointment,
more than ono of several Offices. therein named at
the same time.
gscrIoN /. De IL enacied by the Gcnerdi Assembig
orte State o Ohio That citizen OF this state shall
hold by appointment or election at the same period
uf time more than ot the Offices herein mention
ed 20 Wit the osc Of sheriff county auditor county
treasurer clerk of the court OF common pleas coun.
~ recorder prosecuting attorney aud probate Judge
and no incumbent of any uf the foregoing olces siall
I've eligible to hold the Office of justice OF tho peace
during the period OF timc hc shall hold such county
Office ~
See. ?. That the act entitled IAN net prohibiting
any citizen of the State from holdnphl appointment
more thnn Que Of the several oicos therein unined
nt the same time" passed February II, lSl0 DO and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec g. Tint this act shall take effect from nnd af-
ter its passage . ,.,
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WEIkEB
President oil the Senate.
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March a., lS59.
AN ACT
mo. l25,I

No. l25.l AN ACT
Providing for the vA0ating of Roads dedicated by
private porsOus to public use.
SECTION l. Beit enacted by The General iSSembiy Of
Tie STATE Of OhtO, That where road has hccn or
shall hereafter ho hy private persons to pub
lie use MINORITY nintcrest Of the proPriotors of
lands lying upon said road may, after having given
80 days notice by advertisement IN one or more news
papers tthc county in which said road is loca' cd
and having given notice ia the township or townships
where said road j. located by having posted up cop
les OF said notice in three or more public places in
said township or townships nj lenst thirty days
previous petition the commissioners oi said county
tor the vacation of said road any rar thereof and
IL said commissioners are satisfied that said notice
hns been given and that injustice will be done
thereby they shalt declare the same vacated; Provi-
ded that all costs and expenses accru'ng upon any
petition under this act shall he paid 10y the petitjon
See, >. This act shall take effect and be in roroC
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM y. WOODS,
Speaker ofthc House ot Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
ut an hp Siam to
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Marcl, 2s, 1859.
A n ACT

[No. I'LL AN ACT
Raq"i.,ng the Township Clerks TO give Eonls
SECTION l. Re HcHa, ted b. The General dsSemb y Of
the State cf OHIO, That each ind every person elect
ed and qualified tot oiticc OF townsh p Clcrh shall
previously to entering the duties of his Office give
bond with at least Nv good surciics. the trustees
OF such township and their successors in Office. in
such sum os the trustees may deem proper. cond-
toned for the faithful performance Of his duties by
virtue of said Office; which hond shall he lodged with
the treasurer of the townships and it The said bonds,
or any of them, shall become forfeited, the township
treasurer, by order of the trustees is hereby author
Rcd and required to for and collect the same for
the use otthc township,
SEQ. q THIS act to be in force from and after tho
first Monday in April, 1859.
WILL kM B. WOODS.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
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than others can 10 it by hand.

will take lumber, hub timber and any kind of
Country Produce in exchange for Furniture.
rU~Ordcrs sent by mail or left at my shop will re-
ccye prompt attention.
J~Remembcr the plNce-Opposite +. II. Miller
4 Co. s store. PETER WIrZLER.
Perrysburg, Feb. 10. lS50--lOtf.
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MARTIN wEJKER,
President Of the senate.
March 29,lsb9.


mo I1O1 ANACr
10 anne nd section 37d OF act entitled ian act 10
tnblish Code Of Civil PrOcedore," passed March
II 1883.
Sec |. De hennttedby The Gen.rai IssenJiy ofihs
STATE Of ohm, That section three hundred ant sew
enty four of nm act entitled mn actto establish code
Of civil procedure" passed March II, 1853. be
amended u. rsnd ~ follows Sec 31t. In the fore
closing of mortgage, 0 sale Of c morignged prop
erty slalI, in oh cases, I've ordered md when the
same merigiee embraces separate tracts of land sit
unicd IN two or more counties, the sheriff of each
county in which such separate tract or tracts are
situated shall he ordered to make sale OF the lands
situated in the county of which he IL sheriff
Sec. e. That section three hundred seventy four
Of the act eutitlod an act 10 establish code Of civil
procedure passcd Murch II, lsjJis hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act shall tnko effect It's passage.
. WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
MARrlN WELkER
President of the Senate.
March ~, 1852.
AUDiroRs orricE. Porrysburg, Ohio.
April 2G, 1890,
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are correct
ly pr ned according TO the copies certified to ny the
Secretary of State aud furnished to this Office by the
contractor for publishing the laws Of present session
in newspapers. JAMES w. kOSS,
Auditor of Wood Co
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AN ACT

mo. l0i. AN ACT
To punish Trcspasscs on ruhiic and other Lnuds.
SrcrIoN l. Bert fBarird6y The GmCni ASsembiy 81
tie StatsoC Dho, That any person who shull wrong
fully and without lawful authority cut down, fell,
box bore or otherwise injurc or destroy amy lN-
inc trcc or trees stan ling or growing on any lands
the property of the state of Ohio. of any public or
pryutc Incorporated company, or of amy other per
son or persons. or shall otherwise rcspHss thereon,
nhau ON conviction thereof. be fined in any sum not
cNcccdng one hundred dollars nor less than dol
lar or be imprisoned in the county jail not exceeding
twqnty days or both nt the discretion Of the court.
Sec. All prosecutions under this act shall he by
in,urtmru before the court ur common plenS in the
county where tho offence shall have been committC 1;
rroydcd, that on complaint before justice OF the
peace of tac county where any enencc shalt have
been committed, il the offender elect to plead guilty
the Justice may at his discretion enter his plea and
proceed to pass sentence, ana cause the same 10 bc
cnrricd into execution.
See, 3. That the act entitled "an act to punish
trcspnsscs ON the public nnds" passed March u
1897 be aud the sume il hereby repealed; provided
that this repeal shall not affect any offence hereto
lore purpctrntcd. contrary to the provisions of said
net but the same may he prosecuted "a il this acl
had not been passed
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELkER
President OF the senate.
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Gold Pencil Gases, Silver do. India Rubber Propel.
ling, Faber's Drawing, AndeIsou'S do, and all other
kinds called for cheap, az L. G. HOLT'S
Feb-l1, lSj0--4lu, Maumee CITY
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WIIIlANIB. WOODS.
March &c, 1859

Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER
President of the senate.
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WILLIAM h WOODS.
March 20, 1853.

SpcNLVr OI Inc WOUs0 OF NrprU sVniAllNCs,
MARTIN WELkER.
President of the Senate.
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AMES NJ HINTON,
Sl,eriRs sale

D1 virtue OF EcnuILOuI GAponas 10 me directed,
I'D and deIvered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Davidson county, Tennessee, at lis May Term, 1859,
viii expose IL pG6Hc sale, To tue highest BIDDER Tor
cash Court-hpus yaru III the cy ui Nasty lie
ON ~Ai URDAY, THE 2OIH DAY OF AUGUST, loog,
all the right uIle clam interest aud estate, which
Thomas J.. BIIeu Inen hau, may have since acqur-
ed aud to the follow described Tract of Land
lying tile county 81 DAVIDSON, state ut tennessee,
in DIslrIcI No. ana bounded follows, be2nHi.
on the Iuarsn ol Tie AuriTeesbuTo turnpike load at
the dIvIdIng line betN Lots No. auo tie plan
Lots Laid OH b, the University south ol Carol.
running thence along said turnpike towards
Market street and parallel with tie urst above
mara cd line 20 alley laIu Oh by me, and ruumLg
equal from Market aud the MurIrees-
bUrJ' Turnpike, thence eloug sand alley lorty lrcI,
more ss, tue ding line ia 81 above
theuce along said line 10 the beginning being levied
on as the properly OF Thomas X. BrIen, satisfy a
Judgment rendered III favor OF Lewis VILLAINS Adj
mu!strator. JAMES 81. HINTON,
iulyI4-id Sheru OF DaVIusuu county.
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SI,eriG,s Sale.
julyl3-td

DY virtue of a venditIOai exponas To me directed,
I'D and delivered from tue Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county. Tennessee, at Its May Term,
1859 will expose 10 public sale, u the highest bid
der cash. the Court house Hard, IN the city OF
OF Nashville, un SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF Az
GUST, 1882 all tae right title, oain, iiiercst and
estate, winch Johu CVLtTt then hid, or may have
ssuce acquired IN to the following described tract,
piece or parcel oil .ald lying the county of David
SON. state OF Tennessee. bounded ioIioWs: begin
ming at the intersection Of Nno and Jackson streets.
on the OF Vine aueet running thence west
warIIy along the southern line Of Jackson street,
36i feet line Of Spruce street, tlence
southerIy along the line of spruce street 10 - feet
To a corner Lot 1s5 thence right agies with
tue divding line between LOIS Nos - and IS, 56l
feet Vine street, thence northwardly along the
line OF Vine street, 262 feet 10 the beginning being
the lot conveyed TO Brent Spence b! itton c. Nj,
by deed, registered Office vi the REGISTER Of la
wilson county, in Book No. I, pages - 80, Ing
therein described part Of Lot No 49, and The
parcel ground, being Lot NO u, IN BIIeh White
Sues addition 10 Nashville, plan o! which Is re-
corded In the Circuit Court Of Davidson county, in
Book d. pages 704 aud TS5, the said parcel
OF ground being also parcel OF g,Vpnd conveyed by
Brent Spence To JOHN CullATt by teed, dated 2sth
January, 1859; levied toe property OF joan Col
tart, satisfy judgment rendered favor OF Thos
Marshall, Treasurer, against John Coitart and 4.
i. Hardctste. JAMES NJ. HINION,
july l3-td sheriff u Davidson county.
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SIlerin1s Sale.

DY virtue Of ~ Fa me directed, and delivered
II from the Honorable Circuit Court of davidson
county, tennessee, at its May Term, 1853 will ex-
puse public sale, TO the highest bidder for cash
at tie Court house Yard gute IN the City OF Nashville,
saturday the 10th day OF september, 1859, all tbs
right, title, cam, interest, and estate which Is. r.
fagsdale, Trustee, &c., then had, may have
since acquired N and TO the following 1escT bed
tTuct piece Of land tuaied and lying IN the Nine
tceuth district, DsvidsJn county, IcuDeSsee, begin
ming at sloue IA GaIatin Pike, the being the
north corner Of the Walker tract running thence
uOTth a west IS poles 10 stake poles sou IN Of
stone the south East corner of Mrs. Gees laud thence
north SSl4 west Ia stone, the being the east
corner UI Gray S land, thence south 90 poles 10
stake, the noi th-west corner OF the Walker tract,
til east $50 poles To the beginning corner, con-
tanning by estgInIlon les acres and II poles. For
other particulars reference is made Registration OF
Deed, charles h. Winston 10 l.. r. RagsdAie, Trus-
tee, &c IN Regs ter office OF davidson county leu.
nessee, IN Book No u, ana page l76, being levied
on the property oil d. f. hagsdale, trustee, &c.
TO satisfy Judgment rendered IN f&vOr Charles X.
Winston against Is. F. Ragsdale, Trustee, &C.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
augl1-ti 49, T. &. DKAhE, IL. ).
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nIlerin3s Sale.

DY virtue Of Fl IA 10 ne directed and delivered
I'D from the honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its May Term, 1883 will
pose to public SALE To the highest bidder TO cash at
the Courthouse Yard gate, III the City of Nashville,
Saturday, the 10Th DAY Of September 1859, all the
right. tlle Cia interest and estate which John b..
Newell and McNairy Newell Trustee for his vie l.. R.
Newell, then had, or may have since acquired III and
to the following described tract piece parcel OF
land, commencing AT poplar tree, thence running
east los poles with Thomas kings line stake white
oak and poplar pts, thence north 223 81 3-5
honey locust, thence north y est 2 5 to a
stake, theL,e north = west To Fuqua's corner and
thence 81 poles north 90 p TO rock being the
south ives corner O Fuqua's tack, thence north y
west 81 SO to his northwest corner Of Fuqua :
land, thence north S95s west to walnut, tleDce
south 81 east % Ia u rock, thence south east
81 rs 10 the beginning Also another tract cUmmenc
ing at Fuqua's north est running north y
west stone, thence south SsIs 55 35 along Sim,
sons south line to a walnut down, thence south =
east IS with NiChule's Inc to a rock thence along
fuluas hne To the beg inning. Both tracts contain
ing l5D acres more less. Deed 10 the above is
registered IA Registers Office Of Davis county
Tennessee, ia Buck NJ -, page AL being levied
the propertyOi John b. cwciI and McNairy Newell
Trustee Tor his wife. l.. b. Newell, To satisfy judg-
ment rendered IN OF John iill against John B.
Newell aud McNary Newell, Trustee for his VIE,
anu Nathan Harsh, this 10Th vi August, 1873.
JAMES HINTON Sheriff.
augll-td BY =. c. DRAKE d =
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Sbfrifs saIes.
She,;e,s Sole

DY virtue OF a vendiiioni exponas, 10 directed,
ID andsdeiivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county Tennessee, atIts May Term 1859,
viii expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house Yard in the City of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY Of AUGUST,
1852 all the right, title, claim, Interest and estate,
which C. GARNER then had. or may have since ac-
qured 10 and 70 the following described Lot Of ground
in Davidson county state of Tennessee in the City of
Nashville, being Lot No. L, in the plan Of the Wilson
Spring property. which rlan Is recorded in the Minute
Book 6, Of the (hancery Court Of Nashville p'ge
$40, said lot No. front 33 feet high Street. and
runs back 12G feet with NcEwen street a 70, {
alley thence with said alley 80 feet TO the dividing
line Of Lots No. and 2, thence with said line %
feet High street, thence with High street 80 feet t.
New en- street; being the same conveyed 10 said c.
GARNER, by the Clerk and Master of the Chancery
Court, by deed, registered in Book No. 20, pag SO,
in the Rcgisters Office of Davidson county. being
levied the property of c. Ca nier satisfy a
judgment rendered in favor OF H. S. French 4 Son
against F. .Iegier and c. Garner
JANIS NJ HINTON,
julv14-h Sheriff of Davidson county.
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SheriTs SaIa

DY virtue of a yendiIiUnI ga pouas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee, at Is say Term 1853
will expose 10 public sale, TO the highest bladder, Tor
cash, the Court House yard In tiie cay OF Nash
vile, ON SATURDAY, THE 20fH DAY or AUGUST,
16o9 all the right, title, claim interest aud estate
which A, Panaei then bad, my have since aclgir-
ed ia and TO the following desc'h.d T. act ui Land
lying The county Of avidson, Ito " fennassee,
the waters of stones river, civil District No
in the village OF Springplace about six miles from
Nashville, and bounded follows: begIBnag
point ia the OF the Lebanon anI Nashville
Turnpike road, thence South lty-s aud htl de-
grees West, passing sIone at pole and seven
tenths in ali three and thirty handredtls
the centre OF large sugar tree, thence south de-
gree West thirty -seveB poles 10 Stone, thence
North eighty nine degrees West twenty Two ami
enty four bundredtlls a ssone the Of the
ROAD from Mr.. ArAurTy > 10 said village II sprag
place. thence with tie centre Of said road North
half degree, West ID poles - steae, thenee North
one degrees East eatssaa as olc AtFcdtl poles
70 a stone in the Aorta edse OF an Avenue leading
from the McAarry road 10 the Spring, tasEee Norlh
eighty asgrees, East with Sail Avanae niteen
and sixty bandrodths poles "a stone pear Box
Elder thence North thirty four dsgfess, k.st Jour
ana sixty hnnGredIis poles u oiat N TIE ceE-
TIRE Of Turnpike ro about tee centre OF tie oFlt Sc
over spE.ag Brsnch, thsnes w TIE centre OF be
road three and thirty hanaTedihs poaes % TIE
bsgiuning onlasr.ng four anu three -fourths
more or ssz- For further PAL ticulars reference =
made Tsglstraff1n Of dee9 IN REGISTERS once Of
Dayilsun county, Bopk seventeen, page two hundred
and slxty -l5uT. eyri ~ tha proterty OF A Pan
mel 4. .Iisiy judgment rendered N favor OF Nor
"a, * Co ., .sssrt ~ p. Kline and A. Panuel.
JAMES n HINTON,
falyI4.d. sksrin OF Dsvlds0n county.
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Nherin-s Sale.

10y virtue OF two vendIoni eNpUnas to me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term,
1859, Will expose to public sale the highest bidder
Tor cash, at the Courthcu Yard gate IN the City OF
Nashville, on Monday, the 18th gay OF September,
1863, all the right, title, interest, aud estate, which
John h. EdmOndson then had, may have siuce
acquired in and the following described property
tD-wIt two negroes. one woman, named Charlotte,
aged about thirty three years Of dark color aud
boy, named Green aged about fifteen years, also oil
dark color, being levied ON as the property OF John
X EdmOndson, 10 satisfy two judgments, one
Iced in favor Of Jacob McGavock, and the other in
FAVOR OF Ellen Desha, of the above named judg-
ments against John X. EdmOndson and q. L.
McRoberts, and the other against John X Elmondsun
George Nancy, j. A. McMurTy, W. J. Phillips, and
ID. I. McGavock tins l1th of August, 1859.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
b. 4. c. DRAKE. ID. s.