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

dollar Of the taxable property this State a. vslued and
eshteen hunoTed and sxy liso Tor me several pur
poses in ihs act enumerated in addition 10 he taxes
PIsseuea ~ az taxes Al The rates hereafter speei
a. namey' for me ordinary expenses Of the State
government Including the expenses q te pnhiI. nev
oent insttatons and eher expenses chssable on The
ftrd applicable To the payment Of he inerst and tbs
gradual reduction Of the pTacipai of e sss Sebt nj
TO comply with the provisions Of the eopstutsn G ~
gradual extnetion Of the public debt ave sHss ~ G G
mill and each dollar Of the taxable pronrrty ~ ~
state as valued and entered on the grand sI of sxsbs
property for the year eighteen hundred and sxtv ons
ave isnths Of mill, and thereafter oar tenihs a. orr
mill on the grand list Of taxable properly, auuuaIiy
sac. ?. That for the purpose of Gaording free sdu.
cation to all the youth Of this State the state CON
school fuud shall hereafter consg Of such sun as viii
e PFodueed by the annual levy and assessment one
aud feuT ttnths OF ill OF the dollar valuation ha
grand list Of the taxable property OF the Safe aud nc
more which sum Is hereby annually levied fer that pur
pose
Sac 3 This act shall take effect and bs in force from
RICHARD O. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT o. KIRK,
Passed March ls, 1900. President Of the Senate
LNo. Ill AN ACT
Supplementary to entitled 'sn act for the sup
port and better regulation Of Common Schools in the
town Of Akron," passed February 3, 1877.
sFCrios !. Bet enacted By he General Assez.6ly
Of tie STATE Of Ohfo That the board Of examiners for
any city town village which has adopted the sboye re
cited act and the acts ameBdatory thereto shall state
IN The certificates they issue 70 teachers The period OF
time for which said certificate shall be valid which period
shalt not be less than six months than two years
and certificate shall be valid for any other period than
that named In it.
SIC. No person shall be permitted to teach In Of
hs public schools Of said city, town village without
such certificate, for any other time than that specified
in said certificate.
sEC 3. This act shallbe 10 force from aui after It..
passage RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
Passed March lo. 1850, President Of the Senste,
no. 46. AN ACT
To amend section one of an act entitled ian act pro-
vide for the Collection of Claims against Steamboats,
and other Water Crafts and authorizing proceedings
against the by name" passed April u, 1858.
SECTION !. &c d. enacted By tie General assembly
Of the Stale Of ohio, That section of the above
cited act be amended to read as follows Section !.
That steamboats, and other water crafts OF twenty tons
burhen and upwards, navigating the waters within or
bordering upon this State shall be liable, and such liza
by shall be lien thereon for all debts contracted
account thereof by the MASTER owner seward consgnee
other agent for materials supplies labor in the
building. repairing furnishing equppiug the
for insurance, due for wharfage and also for damages
arising out of contract for the transportation Of goods
persons for injuries done persons property By
such craft or for damages or injury done by the cap
tain, mate other officers thereof by any person
der the order sanction of either of them to any per
who may he passenger hand such steamboat
other water craft, at the time Of lhe ptcon OF such
damage or injury.
SEC. Q. That section one OF the act to which this
act to take effect from and after its passage
RICHARD U. PARSONS,
speakerof the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed March 10, 1860. President of the Senate
mo. G7l AN ACT
Supplementary to an a2tentited "an act providing ior
the punishment of crimes" passed March z, 1885.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By tie General assembly G
tie State Of Ohio, That every person who shall wfuly
and malicousy burn or cause to be burned, any DWELL
Kitchen. Smoke house,
bic store house. house, still house. mill pottery
any other building Of the value Of fifty dollars, any
ship boat, other water craft of the value of fifty dol
lars any goods wares merchandise or other ehattels,
of the value Of fifty dollars which shall be at the same
time the property of such person, and insured against
loss or damage by fire, with intent to prejudice suth
insurer, every person offending shall be deemed guy
Of arson and, upon conviction thereof shall he imprs
oned in the pcnenary. and kept at hard labor, not
than twenty years, nor less than one year.
SIC. ?. That if any person shall wifully and mali
ously set fire to any of the buildings, water craft or
other property described In the foregoing section of this
act and which shall be at the time the property
Of such person and insured against loss or damage by
fire. with intent to burn or destroy the same, and with
intent to prejudice such insurer, every person SO ouend
ing shall be deemed guilty OF msdemeanor. aud upon
conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned in the peniteu-
,iary, and kept at hard labor not more than seven
years, nor less than one year.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from and after its
passage. RICHARD Q: PARSoNS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed March 90 1860, President Of the Senate.
mo. SOL AN ACT
Supplementary to the Code of Civil Procedure
SECTION l. Bet enacted By Tie General assembly
of the ttdte of Ohio, That in all where the depo
stion of witness has been may he taken and the Off
Ger before whom such position has may be take
shall have omitted to certify such deposition according
law, shall be lawful to prove by such officer, any
other person. such fact neglected TO be certified and
such proof for all purposes shall have the same force
and effect II the fact proven had been duly certified
SEC @ This act shall take effect and be In force from
and after its passage and shall apply to actions now
pending, as we'll to those which may hereafter be
| brought. RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT o. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 49, 1860.
No. III AN ACT
To section ninety the Act entitled au Act for
the assessment and taxation of all Property in this
State and for eyying taxes thereon according to its
| true value in money" passed April s. 5y
skoT1oN l. Be ID enacted By the GeaerG@ assembly
of tie tute Of Ohio, That section ninety Of the above
recited act amended TO read follows section
81 Ii payer have not sufficient property which
the find to dlstain pay such but have
moneys credits due or coming due him by person
within this State known by the treasurer II such
payer shall have moved from the State county, ard
shall have property, moneys credits due or com
ing due him in this State known to the treasurer, in each
and every such shall be the duty Of the treasurer
to collect such and penalty by distress, attachment
other process of law: and the treasurer may make his
affidavit before any justice of the peace that the resi-
dence of such tax to him unknown, Or that he
not resident Of the county where such property Is
found where such debtor resides or that such tax
payer has not property in the county sufficient to dis
train 10 pay such taxes, and hereupon an attachment
With garnsee process, shall be by such justice of the
peace issued and such proceedings had and such udg
ent rendered for taxes penalty and costs as are lawu
In other Of attachment; provided that such trea
shall upon any person indebted to such a5
payer written notice. stating the amount Of delnquen
and penalty due, then such debtor may after the ser
vice of such notice. pay such tax and penalty 20 the
whose
much of said Indebtedness as Is equal to such a'
and penalty so paid.
sherehy repealed.
Eo J. This act to take effect from and after Its pas
sage REGARD 9. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT q. KIRK,
i2sseG March %, 1860. President Of the Senate.
OFFICE OF The SECRETARY OF sTArE,t
COLUMBUS, Ghio 9th April, 1850
Icertify that the foregoing acts are true copies frc
=, the original rolls on file in this office.
a. z. RUSSELL, Secretary Of State,
ArDrroR's OFFICE, HARRISON CoeNTY ogio,,
: April 90, 1860 !
hereby certify that the foregoing truly copied
returned to ne by the Secretary of State
X. W. KINsEy, Auditor,
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. acquiring Canine Habits-A Curious Case
4 The Wheeling EnteNigeneer of the 10Th says;
/ Something over a year ago the child of d
n estimable citizen Of this county, who lives SON
e distance up the river, in taking bone from
n !. dog was snapped at and severely bitten by tb
animal upon the arm. The wound, which wa
is quite severe one, was soon healed up, bt
O. upon the coming Of the dog days it opened
a. q. swelied the arm, and became painfully sore.-
" BIZ the application OF powerful remedies th
wound was again healed up aud the dog killed
al but the child, before one OF the most active an
~ intelligent has become idiotical and has talie
Is. rto the gross habits and actions of u dog
ty much to the distress of the parents and the a
he tonishment of those who are acquainted wit