The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
Passed Mareh 81, 49,
AN ACT
no. Al

mo. AL AN ACT
Supplementary to san act to relieve District Courts and
. give greater efficiency to the judicial system Of the
Stae, passed April p 1858, and of the act amendato
ry thereof, passed March 81, 1859.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted Gy Tie Geaeral Assembly OF
tie STATE Of Ohio, That in all in which second
trial has been, shall be aowei, and undertaking
entered into by the party demanding the same provi
ded in sections and of the said act "to relieve the
District Courts and give greater efficiency the judi.
oal system Of the Sate the surety in the undera.
king shall have removed from the county, the uude
taking is insufficient in form amount the court shall,
notion order undertaking to be executed, with
security to the satisfaction Of the clerk of such court and
If such order shall not he complied with such
able time the court determine it shall be the duty Of
such court, notion TO render judgment in such
against the party demanding the second trial for the
amount of the judgment rendered upon the first trial. to-
geher with the interest accrued thereon and for Of
suit, and 10 award execution thereon in other
SEC = This act to be iniOTce and after its passage
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
Passed March 10, 1859. President of the Senate.
INC, o5.I AN ACT
To prevent and punish child stealing.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By Tie General assembly Gt
Tie State Of Ohio, That every person who shall mali
cously- or orciby raudulenty, lead, take carry
away, or decoy ence away, any child under the
OF en years, with intent unawfuly to detan or CON
cea such child from its parent parents guardian
other person having the lawful charge Of such child
SHALL upon conviction thereof, be Imprisoned in the pen
entiary and kept at hard labor not more than sever
years nor less than one year
SEC. Q. Every person who shall aid, abet or procure
the commission of the odense defined in the preceding
section of this act, shall knowingly harbor
cea with intent to deain from its parent parents
guardan any child under the age of ten years led
taken, carried, decoyed or enced away, in the prece
ding section Epecie SHALL upon conviction thereof be
imprisoned in the penentiary and kept at hard labor
not more than seven years nor less than one year.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect on its passage.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT @. KIRK,
Passed March "a, leGO Presidentof the Senate.
mo. lla.J NACT
Making appropriations for the Maintenance and Repair
of the PGblc Works for the fiscal year ending Nov
Der IT, 1862 and for the quarter ending February u.s.
1861.
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the General Assembly
the Statoof Ohio, That there hereby appropriated
cut of any moneys in the state treasury, for general
revenue purposes, to be paid out hs check of the
member of the board of public works who may have
charge of the respective portions Of the public works
Tor which appropriations are made, as follows:
For general suDerintendence, construction and re-
pairs on the northern portion of the Ohio Canal from
Cleveland to the Licking dam, for the fiscal year end
ing November Is, leo, the sum of fty-ve thousand
dollars;
Forhe qua ter ending February Is, 1861, the sum of
eight thausand dollars;
On the Wahonding Canal for the fiscal year ending
November Is, sGO the sum of three thousand dollars;
For the quarter ending February, 49, 1eGI the sum
five hundred dollars;
For building Sandy and Beaver aqueduct, eleven
thousand dollars;
For general superintendence. construction and re-
pairs the southern portion of the Ohio Canal from
the Licking dante Portsmouth, for the fiscal year end
ing November Ii, e6O, the sum of fifty eight thousand
dollars;
For the quarter ending February l5 1851 the sum of
ten thousand dollars;
On the ocking Canal for the fiscal year ending No.
vember 5 1860, the of twelve thousand seven hun
Dire dollars;
Forthe quarter ending February l5 1861, the sum of
two thousand dollars;
On the Muskngum Improvement, for the fiscal year
ending November l5 LEGO the of thirty four thou.
sand dollars; and for the OF the mouth of
the Muskingum river, two thousand dollars;
For the quarter ending February lj 1861, the sum
four thousand ollars;
For the payment OF ferriage, bridge toll at Ports.
mouth, the sum of six hundred dollars;
For the payment of Indebtedness incurred prior to
February Is, 1860, the sum of OF thousand dollars;
For general supernteu ience, construction and re.
pairs the Miami and Erie Canal, from Cincinnati
Toledo for the fiscal year ending November l5 1860
the sum of ninety thousand dollars;
For the quarter ending February Is, 1861 the sum
fifteen thousand dollars;
On the Western Reserve and Maumee oad for the 4
cal year ending November Is, 1860 the sum of five
For the quarter ending February Is, 1861 the sum o
one thousand dollars;
For completion Of contract with James purdy at Gi
lead side cut the sum of two Thousand dollars;
For balance due Harrington &c Co., on contract
for building lock number eight north of Lara ME Sum
nit in L. B. the of two thousand nine hundred anG
seventy nine dollars and nineteen cents;
For the pay ment OF CLAIMS for damages to lands OF
the borders OF the Mercer county reservoir, the
two thousand dollars;
the sum of seven thousand fv, hundred dollars;
For incidental expenses of the flee of the board
public works. the sum OF one thousand five hundred
dollars;
And payment of the salary othe secretary Of sail
board the of one thousand Goilars-subect to tn
check of the President of said road;
,t,Ffb fbn
board Of public works to be drawn the tn
auditor of state, the Of four thousand five hundre
dollars Provided, however thatthe whole amount ex
pended on the public works before mentioned, durln
the isca year ending November Is, 1s60 and the frs
quarter of the year 1e6 shall not exceed the gross
ceipts from the Of the public works by a sur
month.
SEC, Q. This act shall be In force on and after it
passage
RICHARD Q. PARSONS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
! ROBERT @. KIRK,
Passed March %, 1860. President Of the Senate
! mo. 9I.l AN ACT
To amend the first section oftLe act of April O. 52 en-
titled "an Act to prevent Fraudulent Practices"
sEcTIoN1. Be it enacted By the General Assemdi
Of the State Of Ohio, That section of the act c
April 8, 1862, entitled IAN to prevent trauduler
practices" ;" be SO amended a to read follows: Sec
l. II any person shall execute and deliver, or sha
cause or procure to be executed and delivered to an
schedule, inv DICE, other written instrument to tn
purport or effect that any goods, wares merchandise
live stock, or other property usually transported
carriers had been or were held delivered, received
placed deposited board Of any steamboat or waite
craft navigating bordering upon the stat
OF ohio or at the freight office, depot station othe
place designated or used by any railroad company
other common carrier for the reception of any sue
property usually transported by carriers; when sue
goods merchandise, live stock other propert
werenot held had not in fact aud in good faith bee
delivered, received deposited on board of sue
steamboat other water craft of such freight oic
depot station or other place designated or used
any common carrerfor the reception of such proper
ty, when such bill OF ladng receipt invoice schedu
other written instrument made and delivered
cording to the purport and effect of such bill in
receipt invoice, schedule or other written instrumeu
with intent to deceive, deraud nure any person
corporation; or II any person shall indorse, assxl
transfer or put Off shall attempt to indorse assig
transfer or put Off any such false fictitious bill
lading receipt, invoice, schedule other written
strument, knowing the same to be false, fraudulent
fictitious; the person offending shall be deemed gu
ty Of amisdemeanor and upon conviction thereof sha
be in the penitentiary, and kept hard
Dor for term not exceeding four years less th.
l oneyear.
sEo. 2. That original secti, of the above nam
act be and the same is hereby repealed; provided no
that such repeal shall In wise affect any liab
ties incurred under the said section repealed nor
c proceedings under the same which may have been
t which may be hereafter instituted under the same
{ SEC. 3 This act 'hall take effect and be in for
$ RICHARD G. PARSONS,
# Speaker of the House Of Representatives
d ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed Marchg2r 1860. President of the Senate
e mo. BAL AN ACT
e To amend section three of an Act entitled an "Act
the Jurisdiction and Procedure before Justices of
Peace, and of the Duties Of Constabes in Civil Court
: SECTION /. Belt enacted 6ythe general assembly
The State OF Oh10 That section three of an EMIT
Gan act Of the jurisdiction and procedure before Justi
of the Peace, and Of the duties of Constables in Oh
Courts" passed March IA, 1853 be amended to
il as follows Section s. That householder freehc
# resident of the county shall be held to answer
a summons issued against him by justice In C
70 m tier, in any township of such county other q
the whore he shall reside, except otherwise
yded by section two of this act and in the cases
lowing:
IL First-Where there shall be no Justice Of the Pf
q far the Township in which the defendant may res
n or,
secopd-Where the only Justice residing therein is
terested in the controversy; or,
Third-Where he shall be related as father, flher
law, son, son-in law brother, brother n.aw, guard
ward uncle, nephew, cousin, to either Of the par
there Il nc ugticp n township cDmnptput Ia