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of the United States army; and when
practicable to be inspected by the adju-
tant general, and the commandant shall
cause five days public notice to be CIV,
en- Of the time and place of such en-
campment. It8A&
Sec. 8. Every active and contribu-
ting member of such independent conn
panies shall, while a member of such
company, be exempt from labor on the
public highways of this state and from
service as jurors; and every mcmber
who shall havo been held to duty, du-
ring a period of five years, shall be on.
titled to certificate from his comman-
dant showing such service, and shall be
exempt from military duty in time Of
peace,
Sec. 9. Such indie pendent compan-
les shall be entitled to the use of the
public arms of the state subject to the
same obligations and restrictions as
those imposed upon other military or
carnations in the state.
Sec. 10. The style of the uniform
shall be such as each company may a.
dopt, provided that all companies Or
ganized into battalion or regiment
shall be one and alike, and tho uniform
of battalion and regimental officers shall
correspond herewith. ,ss '""
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 26, 1859,
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Sec. 4. That in, all elections for dis
rectors of such company each stockhol-
der shall be allowed one vote for each
share ofstock by him held, and one vote
for each fraction greater than half a
share.
Sec. s. That this be in force upon
its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Represent tatlvos
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of tho Senate.
March 26, 1859.
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V OL]1UME XIV.
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OF OHIO.
{ No. 9s.) AN ACT
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

II elating to the partition of Real Es.
tate held in common by Religious So.
cieties.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
in all cases where two religious socie-
ties or congregations, by gift or pur.
chase, have procured land upon which
to erect house of public worship and
other buildings for church OF school
purposes. and for burial ground and
cemetery, in common, and either OF
said societies or congregations shall be
deslrous of abandoning the joint or
common use of said house Of ,ppblic
worship or other ercctions, it ,shAll bo
competent for the court of c6Afmon
pleas, upon application of either. Of said
societies or congregations, to make par
tition of the use of SAID common props
erty, except the burial ground ard Gem.
otery, which may continue to DO used
in common. .taU. ....
Sec. 2, In case said court of com
mon pleas shall order partition of said
premises SO occupied in common, it
shall be necessary to specify in said or
der for what purpose partition of the
use is mado, and how and for what pur.
pose the use of the premises allotted to
each party shall be occupied, and in no
ease shall said premises or any part
thereof be occupied for any other pur-
pose than the erection of house of
worship and other erections connected
herewith.
Sec. 3. The court of common pleas
shall in no case order partition of the
use of said common property, unless
tho same can be done in such manner
as 20 occasion no confusion or inconve-
niencs to either party in the separate
use of common property.
Sec. 4 The laws now IN forco regu-
1ating tho mode and manner of pros
eeeding for tho partition of property
held in common, shall bo applicable to
the proceedings contemplated in this
aaw, and in addition thereto the com
missioners appointed by the court shall
DE applicable TO the proceedings con
templated in this law, and in addition
thereto the commissioners appointed |
by the court shall report to the court
whether IN their opinion, partition of
the use can be made in such manner as
to occasion no confusion or ineonvoni-
snce to either party, IN the separate
nso of the common property.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
~ MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March &c, 1859.
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by the president Of the society as such
president; and grounds owned partly By
the society and partly by the county, may
be conveyed by d,ed executed BY The
president Of the society, as such 2resi-
dent, and by the county commissioners.
Sec. 3. This aot shall take effect md
be in force from and after it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Yes =
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
"t MARTIN WELKER, Lists
President Of the Senate
March %, 1859. 7,p4 Taa
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AN ACT.

(No. 99) AN ACT.
10 authorize County Commissioners
to Surrender free turnpike Roads II
certain cases.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the Gen.
Hdl Assembly Of the State ofOhio, That
thccounty commissioners of the several
counties in this state shall have power
whenever. in their opinion the public
interests will be observed thereby, to
surrender tc any turnpike company
now existing or hereafter to be created
or organized under the laws of this
state, any free turnpike or other road
in any county or counties in this state,
and direct that the taxes levied and
collected under the act to which this
act is supplementary, Shall be paid over
to such turnpike company, in cases in
which such taxes shall net have been
disposed of under the act to which this
Is supplementary, to be expended in
constructing or repairing tho road to
construct or repair which the same was
levied.
Sec. 2. Thatany turnpike company
receiving such surrender of any such
free turnpike or other road in this
state, or the taxes collected to construct
and repair such road, under the act to
whish this act is supplementary, shall
issue to the persons upon whose prop
erty such taxes. have been levied, GER
tiicates Of stock for the amount of tax.
hry hap
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actually employed, but no travelling or

actually employed, but no travelling OF
other expenses or fees whatever. The
acting commissioner shall reside on the
farm and devote allhis time to the duties
Of his office. The board may appoint Q
matron to reside upon the farm at com.
pensation not exceeding two hundred dol.
lars per annum. The board shall meet at
least once month; but no per diem shall
be paid 10 any commissioner for more than
forty-five days in any one year; and the
salary and per diem shall be paid out Of
the treasury Of the state, on the order Of
said board Of commissioners upon the
warrant Of the auditor Of state. s ,r.
Sec. 6. Sections 6, 18, 10 and 20 Of
the act to which this is amendatory, are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 7. This act shall take effect upon
its passage. a.s.| e, :
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER, T'
President of the Senate,
March 26, 1859.
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No. l04 AN ACT
10 Punish TIespasses on Public and 9TH

No. 1914, AN ACT
10 Punish Trespasses on Public and 9th.
! er Lands. c' ti' $3.50 isI'' ''.
Section. I. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio. Tha:
any person who shall wrongfully and with
out lawful authority cut down, fell, box,
or otherwise injure or destroy any living
tree or trees standing or growing on any
lands the property of the State Of Ohio, or
OF any public or private,incorporated com :
pany. or Of any other person or persons,
or shall otherwise trespass thereon, shall,
on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars nor
less than one dollar, or be imprisoned in
the county Jail not exceeding twenty days,
or both at the discretion Of the court.
Sec. 2. All prosecutions Under this
act shall be by indictment before the Court
Of Common Pleas in the county where
the offense shall have been committed; !;
provided, that on complaint before jus,
'ice Of the peace Of the county where any
offense shall have been committed, if the
offender elect to plead guilty. the justice
may, at his discretion, enter his plea, and
proceed to pass sentence, and cause the
same 10 be carried into executioa. u.
Sec. 8. That the act entitled an "act to
punish trespasses on the public lands"
passed March 3lst, 1887, be and the same
is hereby repealed: provided. that this
repeal shall not affect any offense hereto
perpe'rated contray to the provisions of
said act, but the same may be prosecuted
as if this act had not been passed.
4 r WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March &c, 1859. ,
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mo. HI AN ACT - dliv
Requiring the Township Clerks to give

No. III. AN ACT ~ a4iN
Requiring the Township Clerks to give
Bonds;
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gene.
raj Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
each and every person. elected and quail
ified to the Office Of township clerk, shall,
previously to entering on the duties Of his
Office, give bond, with at least two good
sureties, to the trustees Of such township,
and their successors in office, in such sum-
as the trustees may deem proper. condi-
toned for the faithful performance Of his.
duties by virtue ofsaid Office; which bond
shall be lodged with the treasurer, of the
township; and il the said bonds, or any
of them, shall become forfeited, the.
township treasurer. by order of the trus.
tees, is hereby authorized and requiredl
10 sue for and collect the same, for the.
use of the township. .%"&t
Sec. 2. This act to be in force from
and after the first Monday in April, 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Eanate.
March 20. 1859. ga.15 1900
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
mo. 1O1.1 AN ACT

lAo' Aoi'J AN hOA
To amend the act entitled can act pro :
hibiting any citizen of this State
from holding, by appointment, more
thar one of several Offices. therein
named, at the same timc.
Section I. Be it enacted By the Gen,
eral Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
no citizen Of this State shall hold by
appointment or election, at tho same
period of time, more than one of the
officers herein mentioned, to wit: the
office Of sheriff, county auditor, county
treasurer, clerk Of the court of common
pleas. county recorder, prosec uting at
torney, and probate judge; and no in
cumbent Of any of the foregoing offices
shall be eligible to hold the Office of
Justice of the peace during the period
of time he shall hold such a county
flee. l.
Sec. 2. That the act entitled can act
prohibiting any citizen of this State
from holding, by appointment, more
than one of the several offices therein
named, at the same time" passed Feb
II, 1910, be and the same is hereby re.
pcaled. .,.a~sts,. ..- ...a
Sec. 3. That this act shall take of
ject from and after its passage.
tr WILLIAM B. WOODS, MS
Speaker of the House of Representatives
w MARTIN WELKER,
.m Presidentof the Senate.
(No. 1929 AN ACT cs
TO amend an act entitled can act to
provide for the Recording of Land
Patents passed March 14th, 1886.
Section 1. Be it enacted By the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
the act entitled can act to provide for
the recording of land patents, passed
March IA, 1S36,be so amended as to read
as follows: ellTs r'asE41 r..
Sec. 2. All patents for lands lying
within the State Of Ohio granted to
any person or persons by the President
of the United States, and all copies of
such patents duly certified under the !
official seal Of the commissioners of the
general land Office in the United States,
and all exemplitications of the record
npon the general land officer aforesaid
Of any patent recorded there, may be
recorded in tho Office of the recorder in
Tho proper county in which such lands;
Or any part thereof are situate, and
,he recorder shall be allowed the same
ees for recording such patents as are
or may be allowed for the recording of I
leods and other instruments OF wri-
ing. ..
SEC. g. Copies of such record here
ofore or hereafter made, duly certified
~ the recorder under his official seal,
hall be received in all courts and pIa-
'es within this State as prina facie ev-
lence of the existence of such patents,
md as conclusive evidence of the exis-
cnco of such record. ..-,,-, -.
Sec. 4. That the original act enti-
led IAN act to provide for the record-
ng of land prtcnts," passed March 14th,
o46, be and tho same is hereby repeal
d. nq s.n1sa. ,7 .f.. p t~-r .oqa
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
Q in force from and after It's passage. 1
.st.. WILLIAM B. WOODS, L
peakerof the House of Representativ es
.r MARTIN WELKER, $50
President of the Senate. I
March 2e, 1859. :
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No. I'LL AN ACT

NO. lll.J AIN AL v-isr.g
10 amend the act passed March II, 1856,
supplementary to an act passed March
2, 1868, TO provide for draining and re-
claiming certain swamp--and overflow
ed lands; ~. ..a4s;. .la-
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
section one Of the act passed March II.
1856, entitled "an act supplementary to an
act entitled 'an actto provide for draining
and reclaiming swamp and overAowed
lands granted to the State Of Ohio by an
act of Congress approved September 28,
1850, passed March 2. 1885," be so
amended as to read as follows: Section I !.
That the county commissioners 10 any
county in which any Of such swamp or
oyerfowed lands may be situate, and for
the draining and reclamation Of which
contracts have heretofore been or shall
hereafter be let, under the provisions Of
the act to which this is supplementary,
may, at their discretion, renew or extend
the time Of performance Of such contracts
vhen the same have expired or are about
to expire by the limitation Of said act, up
on the same terms as originally made, said
contracts not to be renewed, or the time
of performance thereof extended, for
term of more than two years beyond the
time Of their expiration under the act to
which this is supplementary.
SEQ, 2, That the first section of the
act of which this is amendatory be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
aI WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
t' sg MARTIN WELKER,
g aI President Of the Senate.
March 26, 1859. st Il
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(No. Hal AN ACT
To authorize County Agricultural Socie
eties to sell Fair Grounds in certain ca
ses. 44I
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
when any county agricultural society in
this State shall desire to sell its site for
holding county fairs, for the purpose Of
purchasing another site, the society may
sell the same in such manner and on such
terms as it may deem proper, and the
money arising from the sale, when paid,
shall be paid by the purchaser to the
county treasurer, who shall not pay it out
only upon the certificate Of the president
and secretary of the society that the same
is to be used in the purchase or improve
ment Of another site, which site said GER
tifcate shall show to have been purcha-
sed, and in counties where the county has
paid any portion of the purchase money
for the site proposed to be sold. the writ.
ten consent Of the county commissioners
shall FIRST be given to the sale Of the
same, nor shall the money be paid out Of
the treasury without their consent.
Sec. Q. Conveyances OF ground sold
under this act, which are owned exclu-
sively by any society, may bs executed
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mo. 1851 AN ACT

JA'S' Aoo' 1hN hSA
To amend an act entitled "an act to estab>
lsh alterations in State and County
Roads," passed March 25th, 1854.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
the first section Of the act entitled "an act
to establish alterations in state ard coun-
ty roads," be and is hereby amended SO
as to read as follows. Sec.,l. That all
alterations Of state or county roads, that
are now or shall hereafter be lawfully
made and established. shall form part
of said road, and so much Of the original
road as lies between points at which the
alteration intersected, or intersects, shall
be and remain vacated.
: Sec 3. That the original section one
to which this is an amendment is hereby
repealed.
Sec. 8. This act to take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
-. MARTIN WELKER, .is.I.
President Of the Senate. +
March 90, 1859.
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The Injunction nCarc--TIesoIutIou4 Of
&he 7th Ward Republican Club.
1t "a regular meeting Of the Republican 7th
Ward Club, held Saturday, July ID, 4 commit
tee Of Eve. VIE Messrs. 3acob Williams, 4. c.
Hcssing, Herman uirschfe1d, Conrad Fo'z and
Authony Fischer, was appointed and instructed
to publish resolutions in regard to the present
hnancia, afEairs OF the city. The committee
adopted the following:
Wnkn3As, IN injunction has been issued By
Judge Wilson Of the Superior Court. preventing
the city administration from anticipating tho
collection Of this municipal year:
And whereas, by such injunction, the city
and it's credit hate been placed in a perilous and
distressing couditioa, and the officers, police
men and street .at,orers threatened with stop
page Of all payment Of wages or even hnrc
been thrown out Of employment; aud whereas,
men who profess TO be Republicans try to fas-
leu the responsibility Of this calamity upou tic
administration of Mayor Aaines. be It
Gsso1eed. That we fully exculpa,e the present
Msyor from this charge, and t6at re have now
The same cophdence in bin, n ever.
Rxxo.ofd, That we say nothing against the de.
cisiop Of Judge Wilson, whom we believe .in.
ccre and led BY honest motives, bpt that "
consider this whole INJUNCTION movement as en-.
tirely uncalled for at this time. = it i only ca
culalcd 70 throw serious difficulties in tue va,
Of administering the city government. and u
there is not tbs least sign Of official cxtsaya
scace visible, which could justify such an extra
ordinasy remedy. -,
RseoIeei That We look upon tho man aaik
With astoniahment aud anger, who. when hin
self administering the city, made use ot: !. y
same temporary loans in order to carry on IL
administration before the taxes were due, m
that We eau eee nothing but selfish ambition ~
auimsuai indifference in regard to the interes
Of the laborer, in lis attempt At dcstroying Il
credit Of the city AID the confidence Of the Pc
pls in this Republican administration.
Rsso[std, That it is the duty Of every Repu
lican 10 this crisis to sustain The present admil
iatrntion in raising means for earring on Il
city government, be it by borrowing money {
short terus. or BY taxing the property At u,
rata ~ TO do away with the doatinx debt Of ty
hundred and thirty three Thousand cue hundr,
and siGhtssn dollars {e2ss.l o0} which "
left by ths preceding administration to ,Ae ps
sent, without leaving any aaseta to par i, will
~RsAoload. Thst ~ deem ths policy Of mis-;
the revenues Of ths city, by taxing v1ce ia
irregular manner, not ii Ill tending to sup1rt
it, hat relying u.,on ito existence ~ ti;,ar
resourcs il ertirely unworthy Of my honea: a
moral administration, 1sally doing mors to
, 1859-07-06

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, 1859-07-06
Statement OF the Captain Of Police.

Editor. Pres and TEibunt:
uaving observed series Of articles in the
Chicago Dfmocrdt, charging that orders hare
been giyen to the police Of the city Of Chicago
not to arrest certain classes Of offenders ngainst
the city ordinances, deem it my duty to state
publicly that all such statements are entirely
false. No such orders lave cver been g1yen to
the policemen either during this or the last aa-
ministrasion; but, ou the contrary. have
always been directed by Maror Haines. aud
have myself directed ihe policemen, to see
all laws IF the city properly enforced, and in no
instance has n proper complaint been made and
process cbtnine.I a .hinst an offender without m
effort on my part to bring such offenders to
Justice. Gamblers and keepers Of houses Of
ll-fame arr arrested mud prosecuted as prompt
II Us any ot,icr class OF Offenders, but IS botl,
arc secret offences aud tlie city has 10 one en-
pioyed to 20 into these rluces und practices these
vices in order to obtain proofs; this class OF
offences arc not so prominently brought before
the pnbtic as when the Try Pot.y prevailed un-
der Wentworth. was last year Capt. Of l'o
lice under Mayor I18iues. In 1857 was first
Lieutenant of the West Division under Went
worth, and lad charge of the principa! arrests
Of eatnblcrs made during that year. md am
satisfied that during no lime within tue Inst
three yrars has tt,e city been SO free from gam
Lle.s. burglars, pickpockcts, 1ncendiaries aud
robbers, as during lhe last two months Of tic
present ycar. JeuS n. kExSEpx.
Capt Of Police,
, 1859-07-06

Flour during the week has been dull and
dropping. Wheat hns been less active, and
prices have uot changed materially. Corn has
been firm, and advanced during the week S@4c;
but tic advance has been nearly lost during tic
past two days Oats hare been quiet and M
changed. Sot1ling doing in cereals. Proyi-
sions inactive. Wool advanced &C, With receipts
Of over 36.VV0 lbs during the week.