The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
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commander-in-chief, until the divisions shah
be so reduced and defined as to CORRESPOND
with the nine constitutional judicial districts,
and the number of brigades to that Of the ju-
dicial subdstricts; provided, that no such abs
sorption shall lessen the present number of
brigades in Hamilton county, nor affect the
! command of officers who have. been already,
commissioned. .iiss'sl-it sz'es -
Sec T. That the adjutant general shall,
keet the records, volumes and papers of that
deuartmeut in an Office at the state house
which he shall hold In common with thequart-
er-master general, and he shall be allowded
for the clerical labor ofthat Office, the sum Of
| four hundred dollars annually to be paid stni-
tasnnally as the salary of the adjutau general
is paid. He shall make annual report Of
all matters coming within bis department.
which report shall be submitted to the COVER.
nor before each meeting of the general assem- %
bly,; he shall also, so far as practicabe, inspect
and in the absence of the ecommander-in.cbief, re<
view at brigade eencampments, make reportthere
of and keep accurate accounts of the actual exe
penses therein incurred, which shall be paid
from the contingent fund appropriated to his
] office, but without further compensation for
such service. Ataf 7fs1 si g 2YH "a
/ Sec. 8 The commander-in-chief shalrss
cause two thousand copies of the acts concernsfs
ing public arms and the organization of thees
militia, with an index thereto, and all needed.
form and blanks, to be printed in pamphlet
|
! the adjutant general, of which number one2s
fourth shall be bound with substantial cover
for exchange with other states, and for the use -
of general officers and commandants of regi-aiI
| ments, battalons and companies, and the re.z1
naming three-fourths shall be bound with pasiezI
per only. s7zas@ sissh1a -
| Sec g. This act shall take effect and be- 4
in force from and after its passage. = lis % -
WILLIAM b. WOODS, 4a .aeii
Speaker of the House of Representativess@issq
MARTIN WELKER. gagoZ
as.a President of the S5aats. bsA
March &c, 1859. ossgs4s..t Z ,sssssib 10 es1z
.4jlAaa 70 aiE1i saa
Noees1 ANaAeT sssi sa@sa sdl
Relating to the partition of Real Estate held =.
Esj to common by Religious Sicieties. -.
81 Section /. Beit enacted 5y lie General g
Assembly Of The ateef Ohio, That in all caaess;.
where two religious societies or congregations ,.
by gift or purchase, have, procured landfuponi
which to erect a house of public worship apdfioi.
other buildings for church or school purpos-5pl.
es, and for burial ground and cemetery, in
common and either of said societies or con,,d
gregations shall be desirous of abandoning the
joint common of said house of public n7
worship other erections, it shall be compe- ~
tent for the court of common please, upon APP ,ss
plication of.ether of said societies or coDgre. ~.
cations, to make partition of the use of said y-l
com non property, except the burial ground rod
and cemetery which may continue to be used, eos
in common ..l...u .s.trel
Sec. g In case said court ofcommon pleas .ss
shall order PARTITION of said premises occu-4d
died In common it shall be necessary to speci.esef
fy in said order for what purpose partition Of -
the use is made, and how and for what purpose
the use of the premises allotted to each party 81
shall be occupied. and in no case shall said nei
premises any part thereof be occupied for
any other purpose than the erection of house,
of worship and other erections connected tu7
Herewith. =
Sec. 8. The court of common pleas shall IN 8
no case order partition of the of said COM. y.
mon property, unless the same can be done I'm, !.
such manner as to occasion no confusion or IN .i;
convenience to either party IN the separate use ;,
of the common property X. sssf--r.b !
Sec. 4. The laws now in force regulating. =
the mode and manner of proceeding for the ),
partition of property held in common, shall be (
applicable to the proceedings contemplated in
this law, and in addition thereto the commis-
sioners appointed by the court shall report to 1
the court, whether in their opinion, partition ,a
of the use can be made in such manner as to -
occasion no confusion or Inconvenience to either 4
party, in the separate use of the common
property. 3 & - (
Sec. S. This act shall take effect and be ,
in force from and after its passage. - =.
WILLIAM B. WOODS, - - !
Speaker of the House of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER, ss :.
President of the Senate -, -, !.
March 20, 1859. .5fs-,.fs
mo 90 AN ACT .'...9 81. ,'.,ri, l..eig :. 81
To authorize County Commissioners to sur d1l
render Free Turnpike Roads iup certainIsiE
cases. ;-ala a7zgs s5H
Sec l. Be 1t enacted By the General As IL
sens5ly of ths State of Ohio That the county q
vy,u ,uiisoiv-.or5 UUuuuIes 10 tntS
state, shall have power, whenever, in their
opinion, the public interests will be suosefved
he
nv, now existing or hereafter to be created oe ,
rganized under the laws of this state, any free %
turnpike or other road in any county or count"
les in this state, and direct that the taxes lew y
led aud collected under the act to which this AZ
act is supplementary, shall DO paid over 20 p
such turnpike company, in cases In which sueh Z =
taxes shall not have been disposed of under 9
the act to- which this is supplementary, to be i'e
expended in constructing or repairing the.'
road, to construct or repair which the same,9gi
was levied. j. ,'ft AsH@
Sec 2. That any turnpike company re-
revng such surrender of any such free turn -
pike or 9th er road in this state, or the taxes
collected to construct and repair such road
under the act to which this act is suppiemen- d
tary, shall issue to the persons upon whose
property such taxes have been levied, certih-i e.
Gates of stock for the amount Of taxes by them
respectively paid, upon which they shall BEEN
titled to dividends, pro rata, as other stock
holders may be, upon their stock. :: 80
Sec 8 That Whenever three consecntfve
miles Of such road have been, or may be, con.
structed aud flushed, according to laws the
directors of such company may establish atoif
gate thereon; and for every additionat hye
miles, flushed as aforesaid, an additional gate,
and may demand and receive tolls thereat, at
rates not exceeding the rates now allowed by
an act to provide for the creation and reguia.
tion of Incorporated companies IN the State OF .
Ohio, passed May Il, 1882 and the acts amen
datory aud supplementary thereof to other !, K
companies = a.9 - $50 =,