The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

part thereof at The highest Of premium sd rate
oi interest not exceeding s8 per 0entum Ter annum, OF
par at the lowest rate Of nersi under SIX p eentnm
per Annun, the said commissioners shall judge 10 be
best for the o the State No portion OF said Ger
thaes shall he sold disposed Of At ats or pr ee less
than the amount expressed the lace thereof nor shall
any commissions expenEs charges he alloSed on the
sale aud conversion thereof ino 3Eey, 50 as 70 reduce
the net realized therefor below the ameunt
pssed on the face Of the cerifcie eerhclies s.
sud; ard no certificate shall he isslcd airing rate 81
interest exceed six per eentum per annut In al
where there shah be more than oIe 1 or proposal
take all any potion Of the certificates so 10 e Is
sued sfOTCsaIi rate equal TO eleh other, and uoii
the interest OF the state said comm ssionets shall h-
portion the AMOUNT equally and fairly among me parties
making such bids proposals and the commissioners
may adept such other regulations In relation 10 me torm
AID reception Of bids proposals as they mas deem ad
vantageous to the state. Provided however, that when
ever Certificates Of the funded debt OF the state to be Is
sued as authorized by the frs Section Of this act and
which shall bear Of interest exceeding five per
centum per annum, be sold at price equal TO or
greater than the par value thereof exchange for an
equivalent at its par value, Of the then outsand
ing funded debt Of the state The commissioners Of the
sinking fund hereby authorized and permitted 90 to
sell exchange such certificates any part thereof
without advertising for bids proposals for the same
and az any place or places where snch sale or exchange
can he Effected.
SIC. s. The net proceeds OF The sale Of the certificates
OF the funded debt Of the stale Issued under the autho
ty OF this act shal be applied 70 the redemption and
payment of the principal Of the funded debt Of The sale
existing and TO other purpose whatever pr0vid
ed however, and u is hereby expressly declared that this
act shall not aupl to or Include Il its provisions the TEN
pOr3ry debt OF hundred thousand dollars, created
20 reimburse the treasury and authorized by the act of
April H. 1859 the payment Of which is provided ijr by
special tax levied by bat act.
Sac. g. Any holder OF any portion OF the foreign jeb
OF the state may at any time eueadeT the same to the
commissioners Of the sinking fund, and receive In lieu
thereofa certificate certificates OF equal amount Of
bv Z.
mssioners shall make the recessary transfers. regis
tries entries and cancellations their books Upon the
surrender of any of the outstanding certificates of
the domestic debt Of the state the commissioners of the
sinking fund may issue in lieu thereof transferable
t6cates authorized by this act, the principal aud Inter
est of which sha he payable the state treasury and at
the time and times spec fed In the certificates
dsred the certificates surrendered shall be Immediately
cancelled, and the proper entries thereof made in the
books OF the commissioners
SEC. 7. The commissioners of tho snking fund shall
keep accurate accounts and registes of the issue and
transfers, payment of the interest and of the final
dempton and payment of the principal of said Cegtf
Gates. Said cDmmi. sOneTs hereby required to
port to the governor at the time OF making their semi
annual reports and at such other times the governor
may require, and to the general assembly, or either
branch thereof when required by resolution all their
acts and proceedings done under and by authority az this
act; and the governor shall communicate the reports
made to him to the general assembly, If in session, and If
not in session, then at the commencement OF the next
session thereafter and il such report be made than
two months before the meeting Of the general assembly,
the governor shall such report to he published in
least two newspapers Of general circulation published
in zach Of the cities =, Cincinnati, Columbus and CieTe
land.
SEC G. The act provide for the renewal and TO regu
late the na payment Of the funded debt CT this State,
passed April .. le59, is hereby repealed.
Sac. g. This act shall take effect and be in oEG from
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker 0 the House Of representatives.,
ROBERT KIRK,
Passed March -, 1860, Pres dent of tie Senate.
mo- Gg.l AN ACT
Supplementary to the Act entitled aH Act to provide
for the Organization Of Cities and incorporated Villa
ges," passed March Ii, 1853.
SECTION /. De ID enacted Jytbe General assembly of
tile State Of Ohio That for the purpose Of purchasing
land for cemetery, the council Of any municipal corpor
aon, organized under the act to which this supplement
tary shall have power levy, in addition the taxes
otherwise author ed by law tO be levied up0nhe taxable
property of such municipal corporation tax not
ceeding one half of one mill the dollar, each year.
during term not exceeding six yeara which tax shall be
collected in the other taxes OF such
pOraton and the money arising from such levy shall be
set apart exclusively for the purposes Of said purchaser
provided, the aggregate amount levied for said purpose
shall uot exceed five thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. Whenever the council of any municipal cor
poraton as aforesaid, shall have passed an ordinance
for the levy Of the taxes authorized by the foregoing
on it shall be lawful for such counclto proceed TO pur
chase land for cemetery an may pledge to the vendor
thereof the money ari ing from said levy in payment
therefor. far the shall be necessary together
with seVentyve per cenum of The oney accruinE from
the sale by such corporation, of lots in such cemetery,
hereinafter provided, and upon full payment of the
DOR of the purchase money for said aud said municipal
corporation may receive from the vendor absolute
conveyance thereof.
SEC. 3. lhe council Of any municipal corporation
which has purchased may hereaf purchase land for
a cemetery. the same to be laid out into lots
avenues alleys other subdivisions, shall be deemed
expediet which lots shall be numbered and the
named and plat thereof made and kept in the efce Of
the clerk recorder, for the use Of the public.
SEc. L. For the purpose of detraying the expense Of
the council Of such municipal corporation may sell at pr
yae sale, orpbc vendue, from time to time such
Of said lots, and upon such terms and conditions
he deeme advisable and to be executed to the
purchasers Of said lots such conve may be
necessary to carry into effect said contracts of sale,
and said conveyances SHALL the expense of those
ceivng them be recorded in book be Kept for that
purpose by tbs clerk recorder of such municipal
poration.
SEC. s. seventy.Gve per centum Of the purchase
money arising from the sale Of said lots, shall be set
apart and applied the payment of the purchase
due to the vendor of said cemetery grounds and to the
e-paymept Of such may have been paid by such
municipal corporation under the provisions of this act
III the shall be fully discharged and the residue
of the money arising from said sales shall he applied
defray the expenses OF improving and cmbeshing sale
cemetery grounds.
sro 6. The council of any municipal corporation
owning cemetery, SHALL have full powe: to pass al
ordinances necessary into effect the provisions
of this act or to regulate said cemetery, improve
ment of the same, aud the burial of the dead theren
to define the tenure and conditions which lots there
shall be hc 10 protect Snld cemetery n%tufe
thereon and punish all violations OF such ordinances
whether said cemetery be situated within without th
limits Of such corporation.
SEC, Z. This ake effect and I've il force from
after It's passage. - -
RICHARD G. PARSONS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
| ROBERT G. KIRK,
paseed March II, 1860. President of the senate.
| mo. 56,l AN ACT
To pTovie for the eectua punishment Of certaI
rHa
SECTION !. Be it enacted Gythe General AssenJIy 0
tile STATE Of OAio That whenever hereafter any perso
shall be convicted Of any criminal oense corn med Of
ter the passage Of this act all or any part OF the punsE
men of which by law is an Imprisonment in the count
jail the court in lien of such imprisonment may, oil
the recommendation of the prosecuting attorney, sen
tence such person - hard labor in the Jail Of the prope
county, any length Of time net exceeding ak months
and Iot exceeding the term Of Imprisonment now b
lew fixed as the penalty fer said oasnses respectively
at the discretion Of the court.
SEC. g THAT labor thus to be performed shall be UT
der the direction Of the commissioners Of the county
vino may adopt such orders, rules and regulations
relation thereto they may deem best and the shei
other officer having the custody OF such convict
shall be governed thereby ard 1t shall be the duty
the sheriff of the county to collect and pay into tn
treasury Of the county the amount of the avae Of t
labor of such coaVics and take the rs3surers receiE
therefor, which receipt he shall forthTh deposit nj
the auditor Of the county.
SEC. , That for the purpose Of enabling the count
commissioners OF any county in the State TO employ,
profitable manner all persons who may be convicedur
der the provisions Of this act the county jail, in sue
cases. is hereby declared to extend TO any stone quar-
or quarrics road roads, other place places viii
IN the limits of the proper county, at which the conv
may he advantageousy employed, without the walls
the prison, by the county commissioners aforesaid.
SIC. 4. That all other acts heretofore passed, incor
ssent with the provisions OF this act he and the same al
hereby repealed.
r SEC S. This act shall take effect and he in force fro
and after It's passage .
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
! Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
ROBERT c KIRK,
Passed March Is, 1860. President Of the Senate.
!, mo. Ill AN ACT
Supplementary to an act prescribing the duties Of s.
pervisors and relating to roads and highways passf