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FRESH ARRIVALS.
pATON ROUGE BREWERY

rINHE undersigned would respectfully inferm his
old friends and the public, that the Brewery
On boulevard street, viii undergo thorough re-
rs,rs sud enlargement and he prepared 20 Furnish
The BEST cf Nal. Liquors, In any uusntity desired.
Having made arrangements In the West fpr 70
guisr supply ~ the best Malt and ether materials
used In brewing, an article viii he made equal 10
the hest. 20 be had. ...-
deesamdAw AbEN. ST. MARTIN
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A FINE assortment Of Filet Mitts, also light
IA eolofed Kid Gloves, al the
mayio PiIILADA. CASH STORE.
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PORTER AND ALE.
NO CURE, NO PAY-TRY 1T.

CHECK BOOKsi CHECK BOOIxsr-
~ with Checks on the Branch Of the Louisiana
state Bank at Baton Rouge--for sale by
sprls J. MCCORMICK.
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~ ten minutes.
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nheuma tisr, IN ore hour,
Neuralgia IN i've minutes,
Heed NJ Tnuthsche IN ,vu minutes,
rsritrstcn NJ the Heart,
Chilis IN nue dose.
Al nrurrhicsl Affections.
psfslysis, burns. etc.
There is no hrrihug absu, this Medicine, as
there are hundreds ~ the rrost respectable r'i.
,ens ~ this rlsce 10 testify 10 the fac. Persons
residing tn the country can get their orders lled
By addressing the undersigned AZ the postUfice.
No Planter shuuid te with.rt a.
frine on yort SICK negroes. su,e crfe ~ ~ rsy
Libstsi Discounts will be mode 20 pisn,ers and
Druggists taking " IN large uusn'itiss
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I Sro. a. If the garnishee shall refuse to
appear, a. required by the notice. upon PROOF
being made Of the due service thereoi an AZ,
tachmeut may be issued against nm or IL
having appeared, he shall refuse TO answer
sueh ouestions as may be asked him, rs
sforssaid. il shall be the duty Of the officer
before whom such examination is being had,
to commit such garnishee to the Jail Of the
county until he shall answer such questions,
or be discharged, according to law.
SIC. 5. The garnishee shall pay over to
tho officer all moneySi in his hands or under
his control, or which may come into his
hands or control, belonging to the defendant,
not exceeding the amount Of the judgment
and costs, and shall deliver all property and
claims Of the defendant in his hands, or
which may come into his hands. to the
officer, taking his receipt for such property,
money or claims, which receipt shall be a
sufficient discharge Of any liability therefor,
and upon refusal by such garnishee to pay
over or deliver, as aforesaid, the plaintiff may
commence an action therefor, in his own
name, against the garnishec, and recover the
same with costs.
SEC. 9. The officer shall sell, as upon ex-
e%cution, any property Of the defendant no
delivered to him, which would be liable to
seizure and sale upon execution, and all the
other property he shall hold to abide the or
der ofthe court.
SEC. 7. Any assignment or transfer Of
money, or claims, in the hands or under the
control o fanny agent Of such railroad CON-
pany, made after the passage Of this act,
shall be void, as against judgment claimants,
under the provisions Of this act, as to the
current receipts Of such railroad company,
in the hands or under the control Of such
agent, at the date Of the service Of the notice
Of punishment, as herein provided, or which
may afterwards, and before the satisfaction
of such judgment, come into his hands.
SEC. 8. This act shall be in force from
and after its passage, and shall apply as well
to claims and judgments Of the nature speci'
fed in the first section ofthis act now owing,
as those that may hereafter accrue, or be re-
covered against railroad companies. Provi-
ded, that the provisions Of this act shall not
extend to claims for lumber or cross ties
that may have been heretofore furnished to
be used in the construction Of any railroad.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 26, 1860.
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AN ACT

r .H. H. 1851 AN 1O1 ".. no"
Supplementary to an act entitled "an act
providing for the punishment Of Crimes"
passed March z, 1886,
SEC. 1. Be IL enacted b. the General A.
ssnbfy of tho State of Ohio, That every per-
son who shall wilfully and maliciously burn
or cause to be burned, any dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke-house, shop, Office, barn, sta
BILE, store house, ware house, still house mill,
potteryor any other building Of the value Of
fifty dollars, or any ship. bo,t, or other water
craft, Of the value Of fly dollars, OF any
goods, wsres, merchandise, or other chattles
of the value Of fifty dollars, which shall be
at the same time the property Of such per-
son and insured against loss or damage by
fire, with intent to prejudice such insurer,
every person so offending shall be deemed
guilty of arson, and upon conviction there
Of shall be imprisoned in the penitsntiary,
and kept at hard labor not more than twen-
ty years, ner less than one year.
SEC. 2. That ifany person shall wilfully
and maliciously set fire 10 any Of the build
ings, water craft or other property described
In the foregoing sections Of this act, and
which shall be OF the same time the proper
ty Of such person and insured against loss or
damage by fire, with intent to burn or de-
stroy the same, and with intent to prejudice
such insurer, every person 80 offending shall
DO deemed guilty ofA misdomeanor, and up
on conviction thereof shall be imprisoned in
the penitentiary and kept at hard labor not
more than seven years, nor less than one
year.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 20, 1860.
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notify the trustees Of both townships Of his
or their intention, and on receiving such no.
tice, the trustees Of the two townships in
which the proposed road lies or runs, shall
appoint some time and place at which they
will meet in joint board; and the time fixed
for said meeting shall be so arranged that the
applicant or applicants will have ample time
70 give the requisite thirty days notice. As
required in the act to which this u an
amendment; which notice shall be given IN
both townships, and shall state the time and
place Of meeting Of the joint board Of truS-
toes, as provided in this act.
SEC. 2. That the joint board OF trustees
when so met, shall 10 governed by the pro
visions Of the act to which this is an amend.
ment; and il they shall grant view ana
survey, they shall appoint . time and plscs
when and where they shall meet to receiVs
the report ofthe viewers and surveyors and
the proceedings at such meeting shall no re-
corded in both townships; and IN case oil
an appeal, tae appellant shall be 60 .
crned in eli respects by the provisions oil the
act to which this is an amendment, except
that he shall be required to enter into bond
in both townships in which part Of tho
road is located.
SEQ. 9. This act to take effect from and
after its passage. f.,
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March "A, 1850. 5a na r.
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Iof st.ts for an money received By him from

OF State for all money received by him from
such sales.
SEC. 8. The act entitled ian act to pro-
vide for the prosecution Of the work on the
new State House. prescribing tho order in
which it shall be done, and making appro-
priations therefor" passed April g., 1856, and
the act entitled ian act to provide for the
more expeditions completion Of the new
State House, prescribing the order in which
it may be done" passed April IL, 1858, and
all other acts providing for the construction
Of the new State House, are hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the first day Of April
in the present ye,r; provided, however, that
the appointments hereby authorized may
be made at any time after the passage hereof
to take effect upon said day.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March l6, 1860.
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where the deposition ola witness has been
or may be taken. and the officer before
whom such deposition has boen or may
be taken, shall have omitted 10 certify
such deposition according 70 law, II shall
DO awful to prove by such officer, or any 9TH
or person, such fact so neglected to be csrti-
fed, and such proof for all purposes shall
have the same force and effect as il the fact
proven had been duly certified.
SEC. 2. This net shall take effect and be
in force from and AFTER its passage, and shall
apply to actions now pending, as well as tc
those which may hereafter be brought.
RICHARD q. PARSONS,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 16, 1860.
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AN

Providing for the appointment and more
thorough system Of accountability Of Off
GERS Of the Ohio Penitentiary, fixing their
Compensation, prescribing their Duties
and determining tho manner Of working
the Convicts.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by tho General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That there
shall DO appointed by the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent of tho Senate,
three Directors Of the Ohio Ponitentiary ;
one Of whom shall hold his office for the
term Of ono year, one for the term of two
years, and one for tho term Of three years /;
and each Of their successors shall hold his
Office for the term Of three years. No per-
son shall be appointed a Director who is q
contractor in the psnitcntiary, or the agent
or employee ofany such contractor, or who
is interested either directly or indirectly, | n
any kind or branch Of business in the insti-
tuition (; and should any Director become so
interested at any time during his term Of Of
fee, it shall be cause for his removal and up
on satisfactory information given Of such
fact the Governor is hereby authorized and
required to remove such Director, which re-
moval, with the reasons therefor, shall be en-
tered on the journals Of the penitentiary, and
tho Governor shall report the same to the
General Assembly at the next session
Each Of said Directors before entering upon
the duties of his office, shall take and sub
scribe an oath or affirmation to support the
constitution of the United States and o.
this State, and to faithfully and diligently
discharge the duties Of such Director. In
case of q vacancy by doath, resignation, OIL
otherwise, it shall be filled by appointment
by the governor, until tho next session o
the General Assembly. The said Directors
shall each receive three dollars per diem fol
the time actually employed in the discharge
SEES, to be paid out Of tho State Treasury on
the certificate Of the Warden as to tho time
OF their services.
SEC. q. The board shall make annual mp,
pointments Of one Of their number president
of the board. 1t shall DO the duty Of the
resident Directors to visit the institution to-
gother every two weeks, examine tho work.
shops, cells, rooms, and the books and vouoh'
ers Of the Warden, and enter the result O.
their investigation in q book called a%journaI
to be provided for the purpose. 1t shall b.
the duty Of all the Directors to meet at the
Office Of the penitentiary every three months
to make Q quarterly settlement Of tho &C
counts Of the Warden, and inspect tho va
riouS departments and shops OF the institu
ton, and record the result Of their investiga
ton in the journal, signed by each membeI
present, IL all shall be agreed; il otherwise
the opinions Of the dissenting members shall
also 20 on record.
Sec. 8. The said Directors, or a majority
Of them, shall appoint a Warden, who shall
hold his office for the term Of two years, un
less sooner removed by the Directors; but il
cases of removal the reasons therefor shal
DO entered on the journal Of the institution
The Warden shall take an oath or afirma
ton faithfully to discharge the duties Of hi
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AN

To amend section ninety Of the Act entitled
"an Act for the assessment and taxation
of all Property in this State, and for levy
ing taxes thereon according TO its true
value in money" passed April s, 1859.
SEC. !. BE IT ENACTED DY TIL GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ONO, That Sec
ton ninety Of the above resited net DO
amended SO as to read as follows: Section
90. If such tax payer have not sufficient
property which the treasurer can find to
distrain to pay such tax, but have moneys or
credits due or coming due him by any per-
son within this State known to the treas
urer, or if such tax payer shall have moved
from the state or county, and shall have
property, moneys or credits due or coming
due him in this state known to the treasur-
or, in each and every such case it shall DO the
putty Of the treasurer to collect such taxa and
penalty by distress, attachment or other pro-
cess Of law; and the treasurer may make his
affidavit before any justice Of the peace, that
the residence Of such tax payers is to him
unknown, or that he is not . resident OF the
county where such property is found OF
where such debtor resides. or that such tax
Payot nho hot pioH0isy WV SVu"SJ "e"A
cient to diLtrain to pay such taxes, and
thercupon an attachment, with garnishee
process, shall be by such justice Of the peace
issued, and such proceedings had, and such
judgment rendered for taxes, penalty and
,osts are as lawful in othor cases Of attach
mont; provided, that il such treasurer shall
serve upon any person indebted to such tax
payer q written notice, stating the amount
Of delinquent tax and penalty due, then such
debtor may after tho service Of such notice,
pay such tax and penalty to the treasurer,
whose receipt for the same shall DO a full
discharge Of so much Of said indebtedness as
10 equal to such tax and penalty so paid.
SEC. 2. That original section ninety be
and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This act to take effect from and
after its passage.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives..
ROBERTO. KIRK,
President oftho Senate.
Passed March 20, 1860.
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ANACT

To amend the first section Of the act ofApril
o., 1852, entitled ian Act to prevent Fraud.
ulent Practices"
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of the State9f Ohio, That section
one Of the act Of April 8, 1852, entitled ian
act to prevent fraudulent PRACTICES" be SO
amended as to read as follows; Sec. l. II
any person shall execute and deliver, or shall
cause or procure to be executed and delivered
to any person, any false or fictitious bill OIL
lading, receipt, schedule, invoice. or other
written instrument, to the purport or effect
that any goods, wares, merchandise, live
stock, or other property usually transported
by carriers, had been or were held, delivered,
received, placed or deposited on board Of any
steamboat or water craft, navigating the wa
tiers in or bordering upon the State Of Ohio,
or at the freight Office, depot, station or other
place designated or used by any railroad
company or other common carrier for the re-
ception Of any such property so usually
transported by carriers; when such goods,
wares, merchandise, live stock or other prop
erty were not held. or had not in fact and in
good faith been delivered, received or depos-
tied on board ofsuch steamboat or other wa.
ter craft, or at such freight office, depot, sta
tioA or other place so designated or used by
any common carrier for the reception ofsuch
property, when such bill Of lading, receipt,
invoice, schedule or other written instru-
ment was made and delivered according to
the purport and effect of such bill of lading,
receipt, invoice, schedule or other written
instrument, with intent to deceive, dcfraud
or injure any person or corporation; or il any
person shall indorse, assign, transfer or put
off, or shall attempt to indorse, assign, trans
fer or put off any such false or fictitious bill
OF lading, receipt, invoice, schedule or other
written instrument, knowing the same to be
false, fraudulent or fictitious: the person. so
offending shall be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall DO
imprisoned in the penitcntiary, and kept at
hard labor for a term not exceeding four
years, nor less than one year.
SEC. 2. That original section Of the above
namod act DO and the same is hereby re-
pealed; provided, however, that such repeal
shall in nc wise affect any liabilities incur
red under the said section so repealed, nor
any proceeding under the same which may
have been or which may be hereafter insli.
tuted under the same.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its passage,
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Pascal March % 1890
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AN ACT

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To provide for the collection Of claims
against Rail Road Companies.
SIC. /. Be Il enacted BY Ms General A.
ssmbly of the State fOhio, That when any
person shall have obtained judgment against
any rail road company in any ofths courts Of
this state, upon any claim duo to common
laborers for work and labor performed for
such company, or for cross-tiss, lumber or
cord wood, furnished to such company, to be
used in the construction, repairing or opera
ton Of such roads, or upon any note or 9TH
or evidence Of Indebtedness, the considera-
ton of which consisted Of such labor, or ma
terials, furnished to said company, the plain
tiff in such case, his agent, or attorney, may
file with the precipe for execution, in such
Judgment, his affidavit setting forth the ma
ture Of the claim upon which said judgment
tounded, showing that the same is within
the description Of claims herein enumerated,
that he does not know Of any property Of
the defendant liable to levy and sale on such
execution sufficient to satisfy the same, and
that any person or corporation TO DO named
within the jurisdiction Of tho officer to whom,
according r. to the precipe, such execution is
to issue,) il indebted to tho deiendant-has
property or claims OF the defendant in his
possession, or under his control, or as nm
agent Of the defendant, whoreupon the clerk
shall issue with the execution . notice to
each person or corporation named, that he
Is required to pay over to the oticer holding
such writ, the money, and deliver to such
officer the property and claims Of the defend
ant in his possession or under his control, at
any time before the satisfaction otsuch judg-
ment, not exceeding an amount sufficient to
satisfy such judgment and costs, together
with costs that may accrue.
SBo. q. The officer shall Sorvo upon each
SArnisheo named in the notice, . copy OF tho
execution and notice, and tho person so
served shall be bound to the plaintiff in exc
cution from the date Of such service, for oil
money property and claims Of the defendant
in his possession or under his control, or
which may come into his possession or IN
der his control, at any time before tho satis
faction Of the judgment.
SIC. 3. AT any time aler service on thu
g,rnishee, as above provided, he may DO 70,
ouirod to appear before any officer within hi
township, competent to administer oaths, o.
besore he clerk ofthe sourto Of common plea
ofhis county, and answer such questions a
NAV be asked him, touching the property Q
every description, moneys and credits Of To
dasandant in his possession, or under hi
control, by a written notice signed BY u
~nlaintif, his agent or attorney, specifying tn
time and place Of such examination whicI
notice shall be served at leastone day beior
the day ixed therein for the e5smina.ion
such examination shall be reduced 70 writing
s;rned by tho g%arnishee, certified by IN
oficer before whom said examination IS u
ken, and filed with the papers in the case
The garnishse shall be entitled to the sam
fees ior attendance as are, by law, Above
to witnesses.
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AN

Supplementary to an act entitled can act for
the support and better regulation Of Com
mon Schools in the town of Akron
passed February 8, 1847.
SECTION l.. Be 1T ENACTED BY THE GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE Stair OF Ono, That
the board Of examiners for any city, town or
village which has adopted the above recited
act, and the acts a%mendatory thereto, shall
state in the certificates they issue to teschors
the period Of time for which said certificate
shall DO valid, which period shall not be less
than six months nor more than two years,
and no certificate shall DO valid for any 9TH
er period than that named in il.
SEC. 2. No person shall DO permitted to
teach in any of tho public schools Of said
city, town or village without such certificate,
or for any other time than that specified in
said certificate.
SEC. 8. This act shall be in force from
and after it passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speakorof the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT @. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 10, 1860.
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ANACT


To provide for the better protection ofhealth
and property in certain cases.
SECTION /. BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of the StGteof Ohio, That the town
ship trustees Of any township through
which any stream or river, subject
to overflow, passes, on application OF any
party, shall have power to enter upon
any land in their township to view any
proposed levce on ~embankment, for the
purpose Of protecting any land held by
moro than one person. and to cause said
llevee or embankment to DO located and con-
structed, whenever, in their opinion, the
same is demanded by, or will be conductive
to the public health, convenience or welfare.
SIC. Q. For the purposes mentioned in
the first section Of this act, the township
trustees shall have power to appropriate pri-
vate property, according to the provisions oil
an act passed April 3oth, 1852, entitled tan
act to provide for compensation to owners Of
private property appropriated to the use Of
corpOrationsr; provided, that before any pro.
cesding shall DO taken by the township truS,
tees under this act, the expenses and cost o
locating, constructing, and all other costs ant
expenses necessary or incident to the loca
ton or construction Of the proposed levee
shall be guaranteed or paid to the township
trustees by the parties, or some Of them, in
J tercsted in the construction Of such levee.