The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
LAWS OF OHIO:
puBLIsnrD By AUTHORITY.

fNo. SCI AN ACT
10 amend section fourteen OF. an act entitled. San act
relating to Juries," passed February 9th, 1881,
and took effect june lst, 1881.
Sec. l.. Be Il enacted By tie General Assen6ly Of the
State of Ohio, Thst section fotrtesr0f ian act rela-
ting to juries," passed February 9, 1881, be so
amended as to read as follows: See. IA. That II
there shall be empannslled, for the trial of any cause,
any petit juror who shall have been convicted of any
-zacrines which by law renders him disqualified. to
AZ serve on ajury; who has been arbitrator ON either
-Ss side relating TO the same controversy; or who has an
81 ihtersst in the cause; or who has an action depend.
ing between him and either party or who has form
81 erlybeen a juror in the SAM cause or who is either
-sSparty's employer, employee, counsellor, agent, stew.
ard or attorney; or who is subpenaed in the cause as
witness; or who is akin to either party; or any
person who shall have served once on a jury as q
altalesman in the trial of any cause in the same court
during theterm, he may be challenged for such causes,
in either of which cases the same shall be consider
ed az q principal challenge, and the validity thereof
be tried by the court; and any petit juror, who shall
be returned upon the trial of any of the causes here.
in before specified against whom no principal cause
of challenge can be alleged, may nevertheless, b.
challenged on suspicion Of prejudice against or par
knowledge of the English language, or any other
cause thaa may render him at tie time an unsuitable
= Juror /; and the validity of such challenge may be de
termined By the court; and each party may peremp.
torily challenge two jurors.
La Sec. 2. That said section fourteen is hereby re
psalsds
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be in fores
from and afer its passage
MARTIN EEKER
80 February %, 1885, President Of the Senate.
a'''tN NO. ss.l AN ACT.
For the punishment of certain ofenesstherein named.
Sec. l. Bet enacted By the General Assea6ly q
the State of Ohio, That If any person shall receive OF
ks6 buy amy bank bilorbilso or promisory note or notes
bilror exchange, order receipt, draft, warranty check
or bond, given for the payment of money in amount
less than thirty-fve dollars which have been stolen
with intent to defraud the owner thereof, every per.
son offending shall, on conviction thereof, be fined
in any sum not exceeding two hundred dollars, and
6cinprisoned in the cell or dungeon of the Jail OF
the county, and be fed on bread and water only, MOI
exceeding thirty day at the discretion of court
Sec. 2. That If any perseai shall receive or buy
any goods or chattles of less value than thirty-fvs
"a dollars; that shall have been stolen or taken by rob
hers with intent to defraud the owner, every person
offending shall on conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not exceeding two hundred dollars, and be
imprisoned in the cell or dungeon Of the Jail, of tbs
Eszs county, and be fed on bread and water only, for
term not exceeding thirty days, at the discretion o.
the court
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of ths House Of Reprssenfatiru,
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate,
February Is, 1853.
IN.. ss1 An Act 49, =
To repeal the ten per cent law, passadiMarsh "A
Sec. 1. Be &c enacted 5y the General Asasn5ly o.
the State Of Ohio, That, the act passed March IA
1850, entitled San act to amend the act fixing the
~ rate of interest, passed January II. 1924, and al
other laws On that subject" be and the same is here
by repealed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in fore,
from and after the first day of April, 1853. ~
WILLIAM B. WOODS, =
tzs9 sas Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.,
44ggE EsR 80 1888 @ MARTIN WELKER,
. Preidsaf Of the Senate.