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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
mo. 9l-- -- AN AOT

mo. 9l'f ..E AN ACT ..s..f.... .....-.,.
To amend section five Of an act entitled "ad
net to provide for the semi-annual collection
of taxes passed April ,, 1859. -s.t., 81.
SEcrIoN ] Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That section five,
Of the act Aforesaid be amended so as to read
as follows When one half the taxes charged
against aay entry of real estate, shall not be
paid on or before the twentieth day Of DeceIn-
Der in each year, or collected by Distress or
Otherwise prior to the February set IeJnent as
HuthoTized by this aet, a,penaltg Of tFEeptY per
cent, thereon shah We added to 1uclI half of
sid taxes OF the duplieats and II said
tlxes and 0petfaIfe,. including the rer1ainfng
half of such. taxes >shall not be paid
ON or before the Twentieth Of June
or otherwise prior to tho next August settfe-,
ment, eaaIne penalty shall be charged on,
said Last half of said taxes, and the amount 81
the whole together shall constitute the delin-
quent taxes on such real estate, to be collected
In the manner that is or may be prescribed by.
law And if the amount Of such delinquent
taxes and penalty, together with one half OF
the taxes charged against such real estate for
the current yE;Ir shall not be paid ON or before
tile twentieth day of December of the HaIne
year, the said delinquent taxes and penalty,
and the whole Of the taxes of the current ycGP
shall be due and be collected by tire sale Of
such read estate in the manner that is OF may
be authorized BY law; and in case the first half
of the taxes chai=getl upon any real estate shall
be paid on or before the twen tieth daysof De-
conlber as provided in this act, but the remain
ing half thereof shall not be paid on before the
twentieth diy Of June next thereafter, or BE-
collected by distress.6r otherwise prior to the
neat August setticR1ent ,,asr provided in this
act then the sane penalty shall be added TO
such unpaid faxes, and the same shall be treat
ed ans del5ndncHt taxes. as provided in this act
and With the taxes of the current year collected
by the sale OF srclf reai estate as aforesaid.
| $50. q That fhe original section FIVE of said
act t9 and tile surfe Is lgerebv repealed, ID
SEC, 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage, -
y 1H' = RICHARD c.. PARSONS,
Z Speaker of the House of Representatives.
l. af g+ z.-......t.. w.. ROBERT c.. KIRK.
PreTdent Of the Senate
I Passed February !, 1851 1f'Ili l1lF
p 8 .t.grf -TE .15-H ----- ....- .-I. L. ..a..-
-rs-I OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY o. STATH, 7
H. .sCoAUMRUs. O., LIST March, 1861.
! I certify That the foregoing acts ARE true
copies from the Original ,Rolls on file fn this
Office. Ta |tuEr auH a. 7. RUSSELL. AZ.
Irl ygm IGw fa-1 secretary 05r e's'o'
AUpIroR's oFrIcE,
/ t7tt7ni Dfhi1is kTE, Apr. 8, 1861. e..
/ l certify the above to be correctly copied
| from the original laws as officially published
/ in the Cleveland Herald.
| .7l-I ~ H d. w RHODES.
Isl lr auditor of Delaware County, OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12


Making partial appropriations for the year 1851.
SECTION /. BE il enacted by the General Assembly o
the State Of Ohio Tint the following sums, adiIn:
to former appropriations, be- and the hereby
appropriated L Of any money in the treasury for gen
era revenue purposes Tor the year 1861, to wit:
For the per diem pay Of the Lieutenant GoyernOr,
President oI the senate payment Of members Of thl
General Assembly, their clerks, assistant clerks,
gcant at arms, aal their assisints and messengers
the sum of twenty five thousand dollars. #f. .
For the payment OF printing for the state, and
tive dc artm ntS, and n the laws journals, documents
reports and other work ordered by the General Assem-
bly, in accordance with the laws Of the State thous
and dollars
For the contingent fund Of the Treasurer f State nr
teen hundred dollars
For the current expenses Of the Ohio Penitcntarv
For the payment guards at the Ohio Penitentiary
five thousand dollars
the payment Of the clerk in tho Office OF hc STATE
Commissioner Of Common Schools hundred and
dfty dollars. ..
For the payment of the clerks in the office Of tn,
Comptroller Of the Treasury, four hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses OF the State Librarian
one hundred dollars. i.5'.tf IT 20
For paym mt to discharged conyicts two hundred
AMI fifty dollars.
For the payment ufthe clerk of the Attorney General
IiuhtiFed dollars -.l
the paym Of the mileage Of County Treasurer,
in making their scmi-snnust settlements the sum o
eighteen hundred dollars.
For the completion Of the enlargement of the Obi,
Pcnitcntary prov de in the aGt to provide for th
enlargement OF the Uhlo Pentcntary passed March %
$50 two thousand five hundred dollars y. 5fsE
RICIIAHsD C. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
-.z.t n H.. .- ROBERT G. KIRK,
s-......-. II Pfcsideut Sf the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
An ACT


10 section hundred and seventeen Of an ci
omitted ''an Act Of the jurisdiction procedure be-
justices Of the Peace, the dut Of Con
stables in Civil G. urts, passed March !, 1853
SECTION /. BE il ennctei by the General Assembly OF
the State Of Ohio, That section two hundred s,yrn-
teen of an act entitled of the mr.sdic lotion and
procedure before Justices Of the Peace and the duties
~. CUnstI Ocs in civil courts, passed March a. 1855
be amendel 10 read as foiloWs:-SeCtiOn i
When person. intending to bring action before Il
Justice OF the Peace is un-rcsdeut Of the township
in which he intends To commence such action the JUS
tee may previous to his issuing process any time
before tral require sucli person give security
the costs OF suit which inuy be done by depGsitng
of money deemed by the Justice be suficent to dis
charge the costs that may uccrue in the action, by
giving an Undertaking with surety approved by the
Justice, payable to the adverse party the pay
of all costs that may accrue in the action.
SEC. , This act shall take effect be in from
and after its passage. -s#. ...' ..rs .
II ED. A. PARROTT
Pro tenn Speaker OF tie House Representatives.
ROBERTO. kIRk. ,
PrcsidcLt Of the senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
ENo. 6. AN ACT ...ar... -...
10 prevent tho Arnalrmton Of the White and Colored

Faces
SECTION Be it enacted by the General assembly OF
the state Of Ohio That ksreaftcr il shall be unlawful
for any person or puf white bloUc inter marry with
have illicit witt any uegrn per
son having distinct and visible admixtute p African
blood; any negro person having distinct and
visible admlNtuTe oi African blood To ntcrmrry with
or have Illicit carna interCourse a any person
pure white blood, and any person offending against
either OF the provisions O this section shall be deancd
guilty Of isdeIneannr aud on conv vctlon thereof shall
be dned any unt exceeding one hundred dollars
b. imprisoned r tue jail Of the cohnty for amy period
exceeding three IlonIs, or both at the discretion
of the court, -rr
SIC. 2 That any person Who shall, knowingly sol
oHlc marriage fprhdden by this ACT any Probate
Judge who shall knowingly issue license for the sol
ciZ iOn Of any marriage forbidden by this act Shall
he ,leeIned guilty nt msdemeanpr, and convection
thereof shall be Gucd in ony sum not exceeding
hundred collars imprisoned in the connty Jail Tor
p.ric1 exceeding three months both, at the lis
cretiun Of the court.
SIC Tins art shall take ence and be in force from
aud after its passage. -E'
II -I-.-1' .-as7 RICHARD q. PARSONS,
4.frs.1 Speaker of the HOusG oi Representatives,.
ROBERT c. kIRK,
's.tF p ..t gE President uf the Senate.
rnss,d Jsi.uarY 81 .IS6I.-r-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

a gang Of daring burglars, mostly Italians
ha just been taken up by the police of New
Orleans. EtH-.a $3.50 ..I r-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

The publication OF the philadelphia Penn,
sylvanian has been suspended for the precsnt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
Passed January q, 1861.


No. Al Hfrsf9 IAN ACT f.. .-.-f ..-.--s
TORS anu two Of act entitled & an
Act to provide Tor the surrender transfer 81 Turn
pixies aud Plank Roads - passed April u, lS5T..ir
SEcmjN /. BE 1t enacted by the GenerG Assembly oe
the state Of Ohio That sccnn one Of an ACT entitled
Act to provide for rrrnder tfnser Of TurupkCs
ami Plank Roads passed R9ril Il 1851, be amend
cd as read folf0wS:-fhat any Turnpike or Plank
Road Company having their road located constructed
having the corporate right ocohetrnct any such road
through into any county counties Of this state
NAV with the thrcc-fOHrtlIs Of the stock
holders. and with the like consent Of all Of the tOmns
of such cOnnty counties rclnquSh aud
To the Comm mssiOncrs of any such county
the Whole any part OF their said road together
with all rights and privileges appert4ning thereto.
Provided that any suCh transfer tire F-rrfmssi0ners
Of any county shall b limited the part Of suc road
within the boundaries Df such counties respectively
Proviled tn II such transfer shah be witlogt consera-
and that tolls shall be collected such road
within such county countless
SrC, > That section Of the above recitd act be
Imcnricd read follows :--Secti, p such
transfer shall be eVicncrd by the execution OF
declaration signed by the Ft silent Other priu-
cipal officer ami the Secretary othef recording OIL
cer under the seal Of said company and shall take
and have full force on dcpOstng with the Auditor
huf the county within which slfd relinqushed road may
lie the said written declaration or copy thereof, and
upon the entry upon the journal Of the commissioners
such luty acceptance signed by all o. said
Cuntniss oncTs Of such renquishnteut transfer,
which written declaration SO deposited aforesaid
roals highways, and thereatGer such road
part rnL shall bo under control ut the County
Conrnssionrrs Of the county in which tho sline may
Shlh by drler hat the
shall pubic higfeay and that tolls are collect
cd thereon thin the lin It's Of such county. 7l
o. THIS act shall take eff9et upon its passage,
and shat nal sections and two be and tile Same
are lforeby repealed. .l IN s-t
RICHAFD. s. T Afs9Ns,
Speaker Of thc House Of R'presentGrt$es es.
| ffs .E -Erfsf " ROBERT c: KIRK, --
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

FNo. 81 ss1rz aH A y 7hGFls ...5.,. ..y.a.. ~
10 punish the crime having couut9rfcit Bank Notcs
or Coin in possession %ith intent to pass the same
Sgc1f1S BE il enacted by tie General Assembly Of
the state of Ohio That If any person shall be detected
with any false forged altered pur
uus baniz note notes. any false forged base,
counterfeit coin coins made in the siitudc or any
gold silver copper CON- coins Gurrentiy passing
IN this State in his OF her pOsscss for TIE purpose Of
uttering and publishing the true and genuine
knowing the be flse, forged, altered spurious
base OF counterfeit every such person shall be deemed
guilty OF msdemcanor, and conviction thereof
shall be imprisoned III tie PeBitcntary and kept hard
labor not Inure than years less than year
SEC 2 This act shall take effect aud be in force irot
anu % ''' RICHARD E. isARS6Hs,
'T#1 800 SPeaEer or tn HOUSE of Representative.
..5ft ., .a.- ..- ROBERT e KIRK
President of She Senate.
Pass ed 5ahuary 30, 1861. rf- #.t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
Passed Jan iacy ., 1861,

Speaker Of the House Of Repre-, ontatiycs.
ROBERT e. KIRK,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

~rai OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY o. SFATH,
7rT o.. fColUMRUs. O., lst March, 1861.
I certify that the foregoing acts ARE true
copies from the Original ,Rolls on file fn this
office. gaHtOE7 auH a. i. RUSSElIAs. A..
.- .rrar .,e,,, .. Secretary u State.
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yypiilts and ,Nsre1rial DiSeqse.

SLw ORLEANS. 2hth August. 1852
DIR. J.C., AVER Sir= HIf cleerfuly empty
the reluest of yvur agent, md repottto SOME Of
the eracts hive realized With Soitt kpafiia-
In IhaF 9zIoA. with it. in nay pTactice4 most 81 the
compaibts Tor which II Is Recommended. and have
EnEnfits huctt trulS rOndeIfuf in orr me
rsnE aud NeTclTidI DisedSe. One Of my patients
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-suntuE his palate aud the tOp4fj big raapth, Your
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Another was attacked b. secondary symptoms In his
no'c, Npd the ueerptioI lad eaten away considers
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my administration of our SarsaparIl1; the ulceT
healed and kelfsraeu AGAIN. not arcCuFse without
some designation Of his face. A woman who had
becn treated for Te sie disofder BY mercury was
suffering FROM this poison IN Ter had
BECOME So sensitive to tile weather that on DAMP
day she SuiI.Te eScTneatntr pain in her jUintsgaud
bpus[ Shy,t90, was cured entirely By your sAr:A
parilIa III few weeks. 4 know from its fotRulS
which Seur Rgegts gave me. that this Preparation
frum y,pr laboratory must be great remedy; con
Seqns,iiy; these 4rlI's results stii II
y FraiJrhSHiiiiy y6GIi, : O. r! EARiNER: si.r
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b. pr.J.TI.S s. CIanaing, Of Srv York City writer
Il most Chccrfiliy comply viii the request of youi
lagelit in saying 7 have found yonr SsTsNpatilln
ie5t excellent RlteTNiyeip tbs numerous complaints
in f;uals JDiSeasss Cf the ScrnfuloBs diathesis
have cured many inyeterato rases of LeucoThTa "
faifi sonir ere the cUaip IEnt. wHraused by III
eerofi0n OF the ufsrpS. The liberation Itself wn-
sooh cured. Nothing within my kifoWiedGe equn!s
il for these female tlsFnqpsIncnts j n $50 5is
Edward ;. Marrow, OF NSwbury, Ala. writes "a
dangerous otdridF iiSEl0I; o. the females IN
my family. which had ieded nll the remedies We
'SSufi employ hHs ut length been completely cured
BY Spur F.xtrset 81 Sarsararilla. Our pi.ysicihn
Thought nothing but extirpaiion could afford relief
but hp ilFfk rial Of your drSHpailln A. the
last resort before cutting, and il proved enectuGi
Afrrs taking your remedy eight weeks iO symptom
kof al dSstast Arnn I'D Hwu
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80 m TillF > WHxELIs9 i 18th 4 pril. 1870.
an and amer the I4th of April, lSbl she p1sSen-
W ker Try,iIl viii be run As Tillows, viz ~
The Exrress Trbin leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS At 10 4 VI. Tenw9o.l at 1870 A. NJ. hrrY-
ING III Baltimore IL 4lU a. NJ, o0nnectiDg will the
fxpfeas train for Philadelphia. New York. IlosloHr
and All the E tern cities, leaving at 6l5 y. NJ. ar
rives At WasIiingtGG n; eco a. NJ niaknE Gloss
ncction with lie S6uflc:n iues for all parts Of The
S.Aitil This trails stops attlfe principal staiioua
from Wheeling tOacEH,LeTl5nd. IL
Returning leiv - Baltimore nj a:i5 +. VI, and
Washington LttS ut 2t6 7. NJ, ARRIVING ~ Bcnwood
It A. st. Sud Wheeling at >27 VI. .IlalyiuS direct
c6hTectoti " nh tile ESprsstTn for an parts Of tire
West. Southwest Rd-NSrthwest. This train stops
only for neaItanh NVotpl md NErar.s. - 7-- Ell
The Mail Train leave daily including snndyhs at
G5T L. NJ BenwOtd nj 7:2S L. 81. and arrives IL
Baltimore AZ 3:I5 .P.zN.s connecting with ihs 9la1
tr1in leaving for philadelphia NcwH ork, l;nsion'
AM, III Easterh cities at AIS p NJ. nrTves at Ras
inEtou City at $50 p IL. Getting With tile SHuih-
,n the end the oundsTiB. anIcrOn.
Warrington. Water Station EaiE noiit and Gt''tton
RcmrningsleaEts baltimore at $50 A. Ai> Nhsil-
iuGtnn Gity-at 4:2 a. ~ and arrives NJ BeIvood at
l0:lO p NJ. and Wheeling at 1882 y. M. connecting
witlEthe Express train for all pnrSo the Southwest,
Nest and Northwest Thistratp stops Mt thepTin-
cipal statiOns only s-rlsEa- $3.50 ''-1t t.-af
:, The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont ut go A. NJ.
and arrives At Wheelisg Mt s;I0 =. NJ. .pfs' 80"
- S5-I n 9 - s--5- JOB YORD, Agent.
w r. SMrn. Master Of. Transportation ssh
- aNlas-n- III b ."1-D
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New Family Grocery.

rINHEs LEAVE To ANNOUNCE
thathe has OPened 4 Family Grocery aud Foreign
Produce Store 10 the Old Post Once building ISIS
Market street. near the Of Quincy St, and
iicis the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally. e. Sc 80
Itfwiii no my constant ondeAyur to offer at the
lowest prices the best qualities the market affords.
4 superior article Of bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand. '-'--- 49, -
GefrnAn Pr0dueA, such as Primes, LentIes Split
wholesale and retail At theI6west RATES,
superior Havana and Domestic Cigars au'i Tobacco
of the different grades, wholesale and retgilat
....-4...E.. .. ~ -....-.. q. W. DRESSINGS. /
febi4-lyd Formerly with Alex. HeyuIan.
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of the Disc se .

This Is aren,edy 81 universally known 10 shrpas
any qthsn 6s ths care Of ihTat aud png Complaints,
that Il Is useless here 10 Pebiish the evidences Of It's
Eirthes Its iatlrtsasd Ia <xtslenC6 S6E 0Hlehs ard
eqlds and It's truly wonderful euIes, Of pulmonaT!
dtSSse have MADE II known throughout theciyiiiTeo
nations Ot TIM earth. 3eE ARE 1kg ceamHlttsS, OF
even families among them who have not some PER
-.'nAl kP<liRnce ~ It's Abne living tropby In
Lheif Iptdstpt is victory over the subtle and dan
germs dt.ordsfE q tHt throat Aid sisRss As S
know me l4ntatity Of these disorders, and as
fTey know iLPR 1hs elects Of this EsIa need
the FirtSies Hatit did hiEs '1SeumRRins the 5ure:
S s9SF NPq ~ .'E9rFlE ppgP tue the; PassRs' 81
Prepared by DrdJJ c. AVER eco,
i'tiuoisA b1A bsfg-ala ] lowell M ass.
dSts. is'u' ans Fiji ~ uGTtS -sn'
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Aveesrl,s;. SarsaEypl:aar
rnR lpnRIFEiY11NG TRE BLOOD.

r Oh 1fSA1E ! 49e0 =
for the speedy sqye q the sqhjOiBed yar5ttie'
= BiseAsc: S@''''i ''- 49,.
SpfuIq Vnd Sc actfDi,s, such Ts TiaRors.
iIiesrE SgreS EtipfiaHS. EiapteS JLSttttf, 6toses
- r. SBoiI& BfifHi ard all Skis ifEeussE' -
yo.g., sg!Eys. .ooAEuESp D. Ind. 6thJuuc9lsS9.
j. @. AYR & Co. Gents: feel II my dlty 70 &C
-LnoyS ISe what your SGfsRparih has done for me.
Having inherit ed q ScTptllols ipfeetiqn BAYS So;
Fered from II In various Ways Tor years Soneumts
it hurst out iIuIlSers on my hand and rir spmh
times it:turrel inward and distressed me ~ Tie
EtSflit jim Yeas asoit broke OUT on my ieas
md covered my sealp and cars YitlI ONT EjrS., which
Wns painful and Ioathsome beyond DESCRIPTION;
tried MANY medicines ard several EhFs.cienA' GNt
without much relief from anything In iHsS thE uls
t,f,icr grew Ieiisi WAY rett3red to read
i'm tho Gasr.el Messenger. that ypB had prgP9E1i an
(sar, arillaJ for knew FROM our repn,
.tRtic1i that anything yuu made Dpst3 e Rnod.
sent to Cincinnati and got it. and u5ed Utlt cuIeH
me- u took II, al yOn advise i stlrtit OF
tcaspOonfpl over sunth:i and used aiEiosf shre"
botties New and HEALTHY Ikfn snon began TO form
under -tlIs ls,Ebs N1irb after while 1tll. on Ny
skin Is now clear. aud know by my iseilngS may
Tie fisest HIS gone from my sy fnn eat; veil
holieve that zeal what am sayipg E3en tSl yot.
that hold yO 10 one " the apostles oil the ase'
md reInain'eTsr eIatefunySo aXauIs!! &C.
! '''' ALFRED b. TALLEi.
81. Yni66ay,f FYrc.s Ross 6F EfgApeiai, zsiteT and
osnf- ifiussas eai9 Etird RibgIsSErs, sose EyS'
DycISY. - -..,, IA,
On. RGiieftM pfeNieH writes from Salem y 81 18th
sQt lssg ;tat he has cured an thvet9tfte ease OF
ITGlsy. which threatened to terminate fSthly. BY
praeytTftigi use; Of onSIrsSpnSiha. md Alsn
tarSrrnus attack Of tIignaEt KEySipsiaS by large
is az tie same: says he curesthe common ErtP-
= nraNly- y
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Rr0adcaSf Seed S0Mer.. J.

ttIJiic SUBSCRIBERS -IfAyE PURCHASED THE
L. right Edr HAMS SEED SQWERt which SONS
AL kinds Of Grais aud grss Sesds in the most per
feet manner II 'inipIe n 'ils .e3nstruction and
sEs Nith great aaGfhey ana RAP idty, distEiBptinE
ths seed svrniy upon me surface without the NGsts
and labor peculiar 20 hand sowing. Orders for
sOWers WiliTeeeiSe prompt attention.
Iah20 n -. - - SMlru& GORRELL..