The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

names anu post once auuIeSS oI tnelf parents
or guardians. in said county.
SEQ. 3. That any auditor OF county, or
lny assessor Of township, town or ward, who
shall neglect OF refuse TO perform any Of the
duties required of him by this act, shall forfeit
a nd pay for every such offence, sum not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars, which fines or
pc ualties imposed by this section may be re-
covered by action In the name and for the use
Of the county.
SEC. A. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
ED. A. PARROTT, Speaker
pro TEN of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro TEN. of the Senate.
Passed March 26, 1861.
mo- 36.l AN ACT
to San act making certain in
struments of writing negotiable" passed
February 25, 1920.
SECTION |. Be 10 enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That all bonds
notes and bills, payable at day certain after
date or after sight, made negotiable by the act
TO which this is supplementary, shall be enti-
tied to three days grace in time of payment.
SEC, Q. That the demand Of payment from
the maker of any bond or note, or Of the
drawee of any bill Of exchange on the third
day Of grace given aforesaid, and notice of
non>payment thereof to the indorser Of any
such bond, note or bill and the drawer of any
such bill within reasonable time thereafter
shall be adjndged, due diligence under the
second section OF the act to which this is sup
Elementary, unless the Endorsement shall ex-
press IN writing other conditions: Provided,
that when the third day Of grace shall be the
first day of the week, such demand shall be
made on the next preceding business day.
SEQ. 3. That the following days, namely,
the FIRST day Of January, the fourth day OF Ju.
ly, the twenty fifth day OF December, and any
day appointed or recomme nded by the govern
or Of this state or the president Of the United
States as a day Of fast or thanksgiving, shall
for all purposes whatsoever as regards the
presentment for payment, or acceptance, and
the protesting or giving notice Of non accep.
tance or Of non payment Of all bonds, notes
and bills, made negotiable by the act to which
this is supplementary, and falling due after
this act takes effect, be treated and considered
as the first day OF the week: PrOuidsd, that
when the first day OF January or the fourth day
Of July, shall be the first day the week, the
succeeding Monday, shall also, for the same
purposes, be treated and considered as the
FIRST day Of the week.
SEC, A. The act passed March 80, 1857, en-
titled "an act supplementary to an act making
certain instruments OF writing negotiable !"
passed February 2j, 800, be and the same is
hereby repealed; Provided. that nothing in
this act shall affect suits. pending or rights ac-
quired before this act takes effect.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect on the
second day OF June, 1861.
ED. A. PARROTT, Speaker
pro. tenn. of the House Of Represe natives,
JAMES MONROE, President
pro. teD. of the Senate.
Passed March 26, 1861.
No. 81. AN ACT
To amend the act entitled "an act 10 provide
for the election Of township assessors, and
10 prescribe their duties" passed April 4
1859.
SEcrIoN |. De IL enacted, by the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio That the as
SCISSORS named IN the act to which this is al
amendment, are authorized and empowered
and It is hereby made their duty to administer
such oaths as ate necessary in the discharge
OF their oficinl duties.
SEc. . This act to be in force from and af.
ter its passage.
ED. A. PARRoTT. Speaker
pro TEN. of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
p;ssiaAss pta; tenn. Of the Senate.
! Passed Mach ", 1851. Z
mo. s. AN ACT N
To amend an act supplementary to an act L
regulate the election and contest OF electior
and the resignation of justices OF the peact
passed March II 1853.
! SECTION |. Be II enacted bJ the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That th,
first section Of an act supplementary to an ac
to regulate the election, contest Of election
and the resignation of justices of the peace
passed March IL, 1858, be amended so as t
read as follows:
SEC |. That in all cases where the corpo
rate limits OF any city or incorporated village
are now or may hereafter become co extensive
with the limits OF any township in which sait
city or incorporated village is or shall be stu
ated, and in which the township has been o
may become merged IN any city or ncorpora
ted village, the corporate existence Of sucl
township shall nevertheless continue for tht
purpose OF eiecllng their justices of the peac,
and constables for such township, who shall
be voted for on the same piece OF paper: Pro
pided, that in ciiies OF the first class, having
population less than eighty thousand inhabi
tants, which are OF that class wheuthis act ia ke
effect, the corporaies limits OF which are Co
extensive with the township in which the sam,
is situated, justices OF the peace aud constable,
for such township shall be voted for on th,
same ticket with officers fot such city.
SEc . This act shall he in force from it
passage ;anl section one Of the act 10 which thi
is amendatory is hereby repealed.
ED. A, PARR0TT, Speaker
pro TEN. OF the House Of Representatives
JAMES MONROE, President
pro ten. Of the Senate
Passed March aS, 1861.
No. so. AN ACT
Authorizing the payment Of the claims OF Bar
lit y Smith.
SEcrIoN /. Be il enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of the Stats Of Ohio, That the sun
Of three thousand seven hundred dollars, or 81
much thereof as may be necessary, is hereb
Appropriated for the payment Of the amount o
principal and interest due at the time of pay
ment on bill OF exchange drawn by William
II. Gibson, as treasurer Of state, in favor 0
Bartlit q Smith, of Columbus, Ohio, on At
wood Il Co., of New York, dated June 10,