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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-01


SRo. l. Be l enacted By The General
Assembly Of tie State Of Ohio, That
Il shall be lawful for any surety or any
executor or administrator of any de-
ceased person at any time to make com
plaint 10 the proper probate court to
be released from the bond with such
executor OF administrator, by filing his
request therefor with the Judge, of said
court and giving at least Ave days no
ice in writing to such executor or adj
ministrstor when such court is of opin-
ion there is good reason therefor, shah
release such surety, and Of such execu-
tor or administrator fsilto give new
bonds, Is by such court, directed
he shall be removed and his letters
superseded but such original sur
ETY. shall not be released until such
executor or administrator so gives
bonds, and such original surety shall be
liable only for the acts ofsuch executor
or administrators from the time of the
execution of the original bond to the FL
ing of the second bond: Provided, that
the cost of such release shall be paid by
the surety applying to be released, un-
less it shall appear to the court that the
administrator or executor is insolvent,
incompetent, or is wasting the assets OF
the estate.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from and after its poSsage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President ofMe Senate.
April 8, 1859.
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law be % amended as to read As follows Section
:. That immediately after The tiIaes Of the terms
Of the common pleas and disiriet Courts have been
nxea es s~ioresaid, aHheeuie ssrat Of tn same shall
pc furnished % the Secretary Of STATE, and tie
SECRETARY Of State shall forthwith therrsAer cause
copies Of the hist Of he times Of koldina Common
Pleas and District Courts 80 dxed for each judicial
district 70 he made out, and one cops thereof 70 be
ISrw@aed % sa.h Judge Of the Court Of Common
SEES 8 That section nine Of said act be 50 amen.
ded as 70 read as follows Sec. .. That the iadpes
81 the court Of common pleasar a majority Of them
N each common pleas district, on or before the
second Monday in january Of each wear. shall is
sue their written order 70 the clerk Of he court Of
common pleas. Of each and every county IA their
sald disttiet, specifying precisely the conmsnes-
meat OF the terms Of the common pleas and district
courts.
Sec. . That section ten Of said act be 40 amended
as TO read as follows: Section 10. Whenever said
order 50 issued shall have been received hy the
CLERK o. the court Of common pleas Ia any county,
no shall Immediately enter the same upon the Jour
nAls OF the court Of common pleas and district
courts in his said county in the same manner as
other entries when required are made. upon said
Journals during vacations of said courts, and said
entries shall b. full and sufficient evidence as 20
the legal terms for holding said courts as therein
ordered. The said clerk shall also cause a copy Of
sNo ORDER certified by him, 10 be published for
four consecutive weeks in one or more newsnapers
OF general circulation in said county. The first
publication o the same shall be in the first week
IN me mouth next ensuing the date of said order.
see. : That on or before the first Monday Of De-
tooer o' each year. the judges Of the supreme court
shall divide the state into five districts. and assign
70 each member of the court one Of said districts,
N which district so assigned, il shall be the duty
Of the Judge to whom the same is assigned, TO at
tend at the sessions ofthe district court therein.
Sec. .. That the said original sections seven,
eight, nine and ten Of said act are hereby repeal
cd, and this act shall take effect npon its passage.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of representative.
MARTIN WFLKER,
President Of the Senate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-01
AN ACT

No. 2lo.l AN ACT
To repeal an act passed April 18th,
1856, entitled san act supplemental
ry to an Act entitled san act to au
thorize Free Banking in Ohio, passed
March 2lst, 1851"
Section /. Be ii enacted By the Gen
eral assembly Of the State of Ohio,
That the act passed April 18th, 1856,
entitled san act supplementary to an
act entitled "an act to authorize free bank
ing in Ohio" passed March 2lst, 1885,"
be and the same is hereby repealed:
Provided that such repeal shall in no
wise affect any liabilities, civil or crimi-
nal, incurred under the said sections so
repealed, moi any proceedings under
them.
Sec. 2. This act shall take take eff
feet on its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker 0 the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the senate.
April 6, 1859.
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AN ACT

No. 209. AN ACT
Explanatory of au act entitled an act to
amend section twenty three Of an act
entitled San act to provide for the
organization, supervision ad mainten-
ance of Common Schools, passed
March 18th, 1853, passed March IL,
1859.
SEC. /. Be it enacted By the Go,.er-
al assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
the provisions ofthe act entitled san act
to amend section t~wenty.three of an act
entitled ian act to provide for the Or
ganization, supervision and maintenance
Of common schools passed March 18th,
1858, passed April IL, 1858, shall be
SO construed rs to authorize the levy of
a tax upon any sub-district for the pur-
pose of completing the erection or re-
pair at the time said act, passed April
18th 1858, took effect or for paying
debts incurred therefor.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President ofMe Senate.
April 6, 1859. 8
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-. -.
TT j. acknowledged by all who visit Jas. Stew
Il arts store, that he has tho incest assortment Of
prints in town.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-01
April Q, 1853.

mo. 2l4.l AN ACT
10 amend Sections Seven, Eight, Nine md Teu al
an act entitled an act to Relieve the District
Courts, and To give greater Efficiency 10 the Ju.
dieial System Of the State, passed April IL. 1858.
Section ]. Be il enacted by the General Assem-.
ply of the State Of Ohio. That section seven Of an
lactJ entitled an act to relieve the District Courts
and To- give greater efficiency to the Judicial sys'
TEN OF the State, passed April 18th, 1858. be SO
amended as to read as follows: Section Z. That the
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas in each and
every Coinmou Pleas District in this State are
hereby authorized, and ii shall be their duty 10
hx permanently the times for holding the C91rts
Of Common Pleas and District Court, in each and
al Of the counties in their respective districts, in
the manner following; The Judges or a majority
o. them, IN each common pleas district. on or h..
fore the first day of November in every year, shall
issue their written order to the clerk of the Court
Common Pleas Of each and every county in their
said district, specifying precisely the commence
nent Of the term Of the District Court. and of tho
several terms Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
aid county, and In all the counties in said district.
''rovided, that not less than three terms Of the
Pleas Court shall be appointed for anv
ided. y "" pro
Sec. . That section eight of the above recitea
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April G, 1859,

mo. 2l3.1 AN ACT
To authorize County Commissioners to altar ar
change the Boundaries Of Election Precincts.
Section |. Be it enacted by the General Assem-.
Oily OF the State of Ohio, That the Commissioner
OF any county In this state, upon presentation to
Them at any regular session Of their board, of a be.
luton signed by NOT less than twelve legal voters
OF any voting precinct in any township therein that
any line or lines bounding said precinct be chang.
ed or altered, upon being satisfied that the PRAYER
OF said petition is just and reasonable, and that
que notice thereof has been given for twenty days
by posters either written or printed in three nnb.
nc places in each precinct TO be affected by such
change, grant the prayer of such petition 'by an
order that such precinct be changed in accordance
Secs 2. This act to be in force on its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
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mo. 2os.l AN ACT
TO relieve Sureitieg of Executors or Ad-
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SECRETARY OF SrArE's opFIcE.1
COLUMBUS, March 2, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts nre trvn
copies Of tho original rolls on file in this Office
A.P. RUSSELL, Secretary Of State. VI
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/ hereby certify that | have read and comn.,os
the proof OF the foregoing laws, and that thew ara
correctly printed from the copy certified by he
Secretary Of State.
X, w. KINSEY.
Auditor Harrison county.
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For the payment Of the salaries Of the superin
tcndent, stewart; matron, physician and teache 8
Of the Ohio institution for the education # the
blind six thousand dollars.
For provisions and necessary current expen.
Sea and repairs Of said asylum, seven thousand
dsllars,
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ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS.

For the payment of salaries of the
superintendent, other officers and teach
ers of the Ohio state asylum for idiots,
seventeen hundred dollars.
For provision and necessary current
expenses ofthe said asylum, three thou
sand dollars.
Wages, rent, furniture and repairs,
two thousand dollars.
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IN N payment OF Richard Page for services
un1.In1 innAklng examination OF certain ter
s1,a un3al t11olalion Of the hous, and making
~pcEfof szzns niDsiy aoiiau.
Andf5Ffhs parmsnt Of l. W. Jaeger TOT
hksnrrtcN rendered undsr the same resoi1iion
"a psyn-ntofJ II. Branch, sesresani-
81 arms 81 tRo days extra service rendered in
nrornnne he hail a the hoass for the present
e<slgn. xfAtd diars. and foS the payment of
Ieck. oedaanf narEeant-atarnstr hhe serv-
lee afka &sllafE. snd Tor the paVment OF Chss
feuYd1I cd Ahrft Mccormick, messenger
bg1. slrer diiAfs ssrh
fHHhMinEth e waite rad sssr Logan, in
tEuctfnE cuealy. a. recnmm-ndsi By the board
efE4t9c wsrk6 as per trp4t % The senate Of
N.soA 90 hss the sun Of uiie hundred dol
t1n-
For tAa snersvfus $50 Mastrassns If the az.
reaaurA sPosts 4 us year lass, the sum OF
10 JokM csnder Tor e1psnses incurred BY him
IN psrfoctine his title to the = w. qr. sec. g.
lows 81 fanee S, Z. cold by he state 10 the
sta,s 70 The EFan'or Of the said John Gand or, the
Dbl 70 udch ives defective, - 9H.
foF the payment Of he claim ~ john Gilt for
Raldnrs das hun for work on the northern luta-
dc ulylum. siz thoHsa.Ia nine hun lrri f'rty one
dnAofs and eighty three cents, 10 Ice pan 40 toll
LRe, sgaed by Joha Gill, viz; To Gaylord
Aal HamRond, $500; to Jams T. Clark. S6a5:
70 Geo. Wortkington, si.oQ0; TO Mercisn Wore,
easu; the SAID John all. a. is6.s3.
pENEVDfEHT THaTITIITIONS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27

RSPOn tomorrow our streets will be alive with a
painful excitement and the occasion for which, may
we trust be still more rare in our community allude
to the execution Of the unfortunate under SEN
tence of death in our Jail.
We learn that Mr.. Simmons expresses himself resign
ed and prepared to meet his fate, avowng confidence
in the atonement of the blessed Saviour We trust that
this hope will sustain him to the end and that it is foun
ded upon a substantial basis-a true change of heart
The behests of the law must be obeyed and in obedi
ence thereto the life of Samuel Simmons is forfeited
1t is not for to add to the condemnation already
corded. To us the unhappy prisoner is but fellow
creature in the last extremity whose earthly hopes must
be at an end-upon whom the bright light of day must
soon close. May not hope that brighter day will
then dawn upon him. If he has sinned he will surely
have suffered If he has been guilty, an innocent
Redeemer has died.-B.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
The Virginia Election.

To-day the elections in Virginia are for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, Attorney General, Member of the
Board of Public Works, Members of Congress and of
the State Legislature.
OF course we hear, as we always hear, good deal of
talking about such things but take it for what we
have found it to be worth Certain circumstances have
given the opposition in Virginia than usual hope
Perhaps had given them would be accurate, for
bv all accounts these hopes have faded out remarkably
There would seem to be grand conglomeration of all
the antagonstic elements, and queer waving of pre-
existing and apparently rreconcabe differences for the
purpose of upsettng the existing political order Of things
in the Old Dominion. striking Illustration of this
fact is exhibited in the city of Petersburg, where the
name of Mr. Alexander DOMAIN admitted on all hands
to be most worthy gentleman, OF foreign blrth Hour
ishes at the head of the Petersburg Integencer the
Wing and American organ, as the Opposition can
didate for House of delegates, ourshes on the same
ticket with Goggn and the Others This is certainly a
queer fusion
To the fact of Mr.. Donnan being candidate Demo
Gratis do not of course object on account of his birth
but those whose candidate he is have taken too many
obligations to exclude all men of foreign origin to con-
sstenty rally to the support of Mr.. Donnan, without
giving very fat contradiction to all their past proes
sions.
This is one of the anomalies Of politics. and shows the
assorted and arring elements which must contribute
to swell the ranks Of party association which rallies
simply under the banner of Opposition. Such combi
nations can give promise of strength or permanence
We will give the returns as soon as the telegraph can
bring Them The news from Letchers strongholds can
not well be received for some days.
Daily Journal Of yesterday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
NTecklenburg Superior Court.

The Spring Term of Mecklenburg Superior Court was
held this week-Judge Baily presiding-Wm. Lander,
Esq, Solicitor.
On Wednesday, Newton Floyd was put upon trial
for the murder of Dick Martin, free negro. The case
removed from Castor to this county The evidence
showed that Floyd and Martin had been eating and
drinking together at the blacksmith shop of the latter
that Floyd had got upon his horse and started off, when
Martin, the negro, up and called to companion
Of Foyds, saying that would give him drink, but
that Floyd should not have any After the person who
was in company with Floyd had taken drink from the
bottle Martin took it and started towards Floyd as if
he intended to offer it to him also when Floyd Jumped
off his horse, engaged in tusse with Martini and stab
bed him several times with knife or 10 inches long
in the blade and inch wde thrust passing through
his body, killing him instantly The prisoner asserts
that Martin pulled him of his horse, and struck him
several times with rock, but he had witness to prove
it, there only other person present besides the
deceased and the prisoner and that person gave evidence
against the prisoner above stated The Jury return
ed verdict of Guilty of Murder.
The case was ably conducted by L. Z. Thomson and
J. W. Osborne for the prisoner and Mr.. Solicitor Lam
der for the State.
On Saturday, Floyd arraigned for sentence. His
counsel made Intellectual appeal for new trial He
sentenced to be hanged Friday the 10th of June
From this judgment an appeal was taken to the Su-
premc Court which will stay proceedings for six months
niger anyhow Charlotte Democrat, E1tra 21st INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
Important to Americans Going to Europe.

WASHINGTON, May Pain view of the large number
of persons visiting Europe it is considered important to
state that persons visiting France from the United
States, by way of Havre, must have their passports
sed by the French Consul at the port whence they sail
Those going by way of England to the continent will
have passports used at the Office of the American Lga
ton in London. All naturazed citizens applying for
passports at the State Department are required to send
in their naturalization papers, which will be returned
together with description of their persons This is
all that is necessary Between 40 and so passports are
being issued daily. There $4,000 passports issued
in the past two years.