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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Richmond Markets.


In financial ars gold s quoted 40 quiet at $l1 30 and
silver at 50 go IL rs expected that In fcw days the
bill 10 SO press M traffic ia ne precious metals iciu be dis
poso or Cotton loan bonds are quoted ut $3.50. Bonds
OF the fifteen million loan COUPON are held ut 500 and
Interest
Mial llAxpisR-Busincss continues quiet for the want
Of material 70 operate with Tho basin formerly crowded
with boats at this season. looks deserted. and the
railroad depos, which, In beter times filed with
grain tobacco and other produce are now comparatively
empty. No wheat except supplies for tho Confederate
mills arriving, far can learn. The farmers
have owed deaf TO every argument which has been en-
ployed b induce them to sell their wheat The market
Is open for them at any price buyers will pay and stll
they will not send In To prevent as far al possible,
the serious prospective consequences Of this state Of
things, ehonld continue, the City Council have deter
mined 10 establish supply warehouses In this city, and
viii send agents to the county to purchase She neccssares
Of lie.
Tho hope entertained that among tho farmers vr.
gina there will bc found number OF patriotic who
will sell thoir wheat 10 those agents
Ths little -four for sale held at from $50 10 500 per
barrel, though on house is still selling extra by the
single barrel needy families at 46 Corn meal may be
Corn is very scarce We quote at $40 80 TO sIl per
bushel.
Oats, 90 per bushel Rye, % to 81 per bushe.
Forage is unchanged. No baed hay 10 tho market.
Hay In bulk, - per lo0 pounds.
Apples S6 TO t45 per barre Some superior largo szc
pppns have been sold at Sos per barrel We quote onions
$40 per bushcl Irish potatoes Is TO -, and sweet at
Bacon was quiet az 81 so hog round Lard firm At
S2 per pound Butter In demand al 50 rs to 81 30.
Sailed trout, $40 per 10o.
by the from Southwestern Virginia, and some hold
advanced their asking rate &C. to 10c Others con
tnued 10 sell at Soc per pound and considerable
iity changed hands at this price, The supply In nrst
hands largo, tho receipts last month having been un-
usually heavy.
Brown sugar may be quoted at q 30 to 81 75market
dull.
Coffee, So to $40. according to quality. Rico, asc to
IL.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Avrlvss Of the nibernia as boston.

Tho s,ovnrhp nberna, from Ga ay, via 81. JOINS,
NJ, r,iv,v a O'Clock ton gn. Her malls 90 by
the orlug al tac a, Now Yo.k AZ eve p NJ TO-
morrow. Her n..es "a aaseip1icJ.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
The Recent Army Movements
in Virginia.
Falling Back Of the Rebels Upon the
Ground Of Want Of Supplies.
THE BATTLE AT BRISTOE STATION.
The Rebels Lose Five Pieces Of Artil.
lery, Five Hundred Killed and
Wounded and Three
Generals Wounded.
G n A TT A N O O G A +.
-~~I~->~>-->>~~>>~
CHANGES OF REBEL GENERALS.
JEFF. DAVIS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
G n A r L E S T N.
A French War Vessel in the
Harbor.
Another Monitor Has Joined
the Fleet.
Another Invasion of Missouri
Projected.
>o-.>>~>~>~o~v>-~>>-s~>oe>
THE WAR AND THE PROSPECTS,
&c., &c.. &c.
Another Monitor Has Joined
the Fleet.
Another Invasion of Missouri
Projected.
THE WAR AND THE PROSPECTS,
&c.. &c.. &c.

We have received fes Of the Richmond papers up to
the 2ist and OF the Mobile Re0sr and Atlanta (Memphs)
appeal
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Operations Before Charleston.


TELRGRAh9 TO Tue RICHMOND PAPERS.
CHARLESTON, Oct. II, 1858.
The firing from our batteries continues. No reply from
the enemy. boat from tho French corvette Tkephone
Captain Do Marvaux of tho bar up 10 the city this
afternoon 10 communicate with the French Consul She
left New York for Charleston Saturday, the 10th inst
CHAMELEON, Oct. Is, 1863
This the hundredth day OF the sege. Everything 10
very quiet. The weather Is delightful.
CnARIEsroN, Oct. Is, 1888.
Our batteries keep up their usual nre the enemy max
ing no response. II is believed, however, from close
scrutiny and reconnaissance, that they VIII open one
shortly.
From reliable source, learn that tho Ironsidej has
been In leaking condition since the torpedo explo
son and that her pumps constantly working 10 keep
ger Free Some reports say that Gasse ard sullivan are
still prisoners board the Ironsides, and treated
kindly having been paIoed and given the liberty OF the
ship The enemy give them great credit for courage and
audacity
Commander De Marivaux, sof the French ship Tis
phone in this city Is reported TO be cousin Of the
Emperor Napoleon. The Tsphone will probably come up
10 the city.
CHARLxsToS, Oct. q, 1s63
Our batteries have kept up brisk fire upon the YAM
KEGS, who appear in much larger forco than usual at
Gregg and Wagner.
Another Monitor from the North has joined the feet,
making five In all.
The ronsdcs for tho first time since the attack upon
her5 steamed around Cummings Point this afternoon evil
dcntly making trial OF her machinery
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
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.r-a~s -rsrrss fstsDtrfss n~r.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Rebel Finances.
REPORT OF ruE FAM coMxrrrss OF THE HOUSE OF

REPORT OF THE BANK COMMITTEE or THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATEs ON REDUCTION OF THE CURRENCY.
The Bank Committee Of the Virginia House OF Delegates
TO whom referred resolution 10 inquire into the cx
pedency OF providing some leg lslaOn TO aid and en-
courage the combnan OF individual capital for tho alb
sorption OF the redundant circulating currency Of tho
country and OF reporting plan OF individual State
cooperation that may relieve tho country from the evils
OF TOO redundant currency, have made their report
They recommend the creation OF national loan or four
hundred Millions OF dollars upon certain terms and con
ditioDs which Is plan furnished the COMMITTEES by re-
quest by Mr.. William H. Mcfarland In connection with
II they make the following statement In their report
The amount OF outstanding Treasury notes now In cir
culaon is, In round nnmbers $3.50 600 900. BY the lss
OF necember proxmo cannot fall short OF $3.50 600 600
with all the aids that may be expected from taxation then
reaizedbus leaving the aggregate circulation at the
earliest period at when any depletion from tho proposed
loan could be eced 10 begin at $3.50 900 Of Trea
sury notes alone The hundred million proposed 10
be paid into the Treasury before the cessation OF issue
required To take effect may the wants o the govern
ment require be again ressued thus In fact fixing tho
actual amount OF reduction ut $500 900 000leavng tho
circulation t at the OF $3.50 900 900 Of Treasury
notes beyond which Ia assumed that cannot 30 with
out producing such effect 10 tho enhancement OF prices
would seriously endanger any financial system by In
ducing distrust and stimulating speculation.
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AN ACT
provide for the better protection Of health and ~,
erty In certain cases. = .
AN ACT

ExtendiGR the time for enclosing Railroads by Fsas
and Cattle Guards. -
SECTION BE IL ENACTED by the General Assembly, ~
The Stale Of Oho, That tho time fixed In the act snti
an act proyiding Tor eneosny railroads by isnees a
cattle guaId passed March 70 1859, for 5elosin
roads by lenees and cattle guards far Ielltest
roads IA operation At the time OF taking Of said
be and ths time hereby extended so as 10 require s
roads TO build fences and cattle guards within 49,
years from the passage ofssd above recitsd act u -
IICHARU ", PARSOkSClxfr 4
Speaker Of the House Of Represento
u ROBERT q. klffr<I h.
raised Aaren ~ hco Prssident OF The 49,
Once II the secrstary Of siukel
coLuMsus, Ohio. 9th March, risbcr
certify that the foregoing acts are irue q ~ r.
the Original Rolls on ale IN this Office 60
A.P RUSSELL, seerstsES of sto
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RICHARD q. PARSONS,
SpeaH ths House nf Rs representatives..
ROBERT G. kirk,
Passed March a. President OF the SOnato.
AZ AOr

T No, G An ACT
To preve'd punish child stealing.
SECTION BE isciod by The General lsssmbly ot
the State Of Otio. syery person who shall mate
ciously, or TO lddlcntly, lead, take or carry
Of ten years, wiifent ahtSf w dppaf t4s ~ ass
ceal such child Its narent or narentg, or gIardan,
or other persopAg tho lawful char 81 such chiid,
shall upon cnnvn q ersOi, he imprisoned IN tho pen-
ltentiaiy and kat hard labor not more than seven
years nor loss tine year.
SEc.2. Everyon who shall aid, abet or procure
the commissio the oiienss dehaed in the preceding
section of thisnr shall knowingly hRrb1r or con-
ceal With In enlstain from It's pa rent parents or
guardian, any under the ago Of ten years so 10 !,
taksn carried ted or enticol aWav M in ths prcr !,
ding section spd, shall upon conviction thsregf be
imprisoned In penitenila'y and kept at ard labor
not more than years nor les, than one wear.
SIC. s. This sali tlse elect on its passage,
RICHARD q. PARSONS,
SIR OF the House Of REORGANIZATION.
ROBERT @. KIRA
Passed Marchs6O. President oftho Senate.
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rNoM1 AN ADf
70 amen X section ~ tho act nj Apri o. 1852 en-
titled - 10 prevent Frtut1lent Practices"
HBOriOS lheAGeisd 6y TIE General Isssmb'U al
the State of That section nns OF ths act Of Apil y
1889 sntitl lrt 10 prevent fTaululeat practicas"
liz so amonlt, re,d ns fOlloEsi sec. /, lfany per-
son shall ex fl deliver, or shall cause or procure
20 bN fxeeni delivered t. any person, any false or
hctlti0us hlting,, ra;eipt, s'hedule Invoice, or
other writtilhfasnt, q tho purpnrt or elect that
any goods korcharhise, live stock .sr other pro.
nerty rs lapI Ilortedby carriers had heOn Or w]rs
held deli iYed, placed or deposited board o.
any steamlf ktsr craft navigating The waters ia
or bOrdsrlf,the gtatg OF Ohio or at the freight
ON -, depOtl OF othsr nlacs designated or used
ny any riichpany sr other common carrier for
the icsptiRJ such property so usually transport
sd by cssrAln such goods, wares, merchandise,
live stock dehronsrty were not held, or had not
la f,rt aud oIfaith bean delivered, received or do
posted onl dsuch steamboat or other water craft
or al such itth,e depot station other place so
deslQnatedsdby any common carrier for the ro-
eeptlon Of plperty, when such bill OF lading, re-
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4aa. -
AN ACT

| mo. a. AN ACT
70 sraend section twenty .one Of an Act entitled
70, further provide for the better regulation
Seven,u. cssu,semenl nn,.ed and saie-keepng of
/ SECTION 4; BE u enacted By the Central Al
ne STATE Of Ohio, That section twenty. Ora
entitled an act 70 further provide for The betts
uon OF me receipt, disbursement, and safe-kd
the public revenue paaed April ~, rs s. be
70 a. TO read as follows: section "a. The 1ress
state shall previous 70 et tering upon the duties
office, sive bond, With twelve or securities
Meebtanee Of the Governor, in the sum OF six HI
thousand dollars payable to the state Of ohio, aIy
dtonsd Tor the faithful performance Of the dutist
hs oce as prescribed BY law, AID as shall bc pToyde
2ee plainly written out thereon, subscribed by The
Treasurer, shall be deposited with recorded by the
Secretary Of State, before the snail have the
Ight TO exercise any junction of his Cce whaever;
during the In Office regt,r4
him TO eiye such additional secutg they eithec
o them shall deem necessary TO the complete ndemns
snch diuonal security, II be piled with TO the
sasfsction of the General Assembly, the Governor
me S,se nay be- then the office Of ths Treasurer shall
his own motion to appoint Treasurer instead oftAe
incumbent; which successor 30 appointed ou eiyinl
bond and security, and taking the cath OF Iee tn
Tfeaturer Of State Ia herein required do shall have
and posses. all powers and cd be subject 10
all the duties and liabilities Of duly eesttd Treasures
Of State ard shall hold his Office until his successor Il
sse. !. Original section twrnty-one of said act Of
Apfl ~ s Ia HEREBY repealedi proyiear the r. peat
thereof shall In affect the validity effect Of
any bond OF any Ieasure Of this state heretofore
fore or which hereafter upon any such bond
shall not be In any wise affected by said repeal.
SEQ 3, This act shall tnke elect upon iis passage.
. RICHARD Z, PAKsUNS, -
Speaker of the House of Representatives. 4
Passed March 10, isco Piesidsnt Of the Senate. :
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Supplementary TO tue Co 10 Of Civil Procedure.
SYorloS !. Re Il eHqeteiby the Gsasral assembly Of
Ms Sde Of Ohio, That In all whore the deposition
whom such deposition has been may bs titen,
shall have omitted u certify such depGdi according
to law IL an III be awful 10 provo by sueh ,ar or any
Other peron such fact 40 neglected u be certified aud
such proof for n purDosas shalt have tho fres
and elect q, thu fact proven had hOen daily osriifed
Sso. Ihs act shall TAX. efest aud hN Ia force from
and after Its passage and sh all apDY To actions now
brought RICHARD O. PARSONS,
speskor Of the HoqiS % Representatives
Passed March 10 1890. President of the Senate.
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ceipt invoice, schedule or other written Instrument was
made and delivered according to The purport aud effect
OF such p OF ading receipt invoice eduie other
wilton nstrument, with intent To deceive deiraud or
injUra any etsnn or 5rIuiaiOn II person ehaii
ineorse, assign, uaJtter or tut Oh, shall attempt
lnoe, ass ~ inst or nut oil such la 1o
ttnuA iii 81 adtg, receipt iuvIi schedu. other
wti,n Instrument, knowing the fas 10 be lase, ,tgud
ultnt or hcttiiols; tbs person Dncning shall be
deemed tuiity Of mis isimuHuor aud upon conviction
thereof aha be Imprisoned in ths penit, ntiary aud
kept At hard labor for term rot cxcUeng four years
nOr less than year.
srC g. hat original section Of tho above named net
ba nud the L. ryhy repealed; prOv0ed. however
that such tepta thal in no wscahect auy habdssin-
cufred ubdr the -atd section SO repealed ur-
csednsa uuuyi tie which have Gern or whi.h
may be hereafter stituttu uuaur tue same.
SEc. This act shall take ehoct aud be IN force foi
and after ita passage.
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NIOHAiiD Q. PAKSUks,
Speaker OF tho House of Representatives.
--HOBERr q. KIRK,
February H. lsG9. President of the Sonate

mo 10 AN ACT
stpplHmenarv 10 act To provide for compensation
tho uf Private Property appropriated TO ths
uso Of Cor sOratiou', pasacd Apfil 81 lo52
StcTIoS !. Beat eEacied BY iho General Assembly sf
he SidiG Of OhiO That whenever 10 becomes
Tor two mptu railroads to OF the nuvieRbe
waters OF This state at the point by dra
aud the bridge approaches iheretU and Ia ease
the c1upan owning control Ing nnd those desrng
TO ust such bdgo aul approaches, cannot agree upon
the terms and regulations upon whisn raid bridge all
he used ~ hbJye then the right To any bridge nd
approeChtat oth'r similar strusturo already
suuclod by railroad e'mpany for its use,
APPROPRIATED b. any other r,rond company, to b.
in rttnce with tine provisions ui the Law in
authorizing tueRppropaton private property ~ the
u Of corporations.
SEO 2. This TIA ement required to be lod containing
specific description Of the H. Shta sought bo appro
piated In such sha nay Ue, set Forth
tnr regulations according TO which the JOINT cf said
bdgC and approaches, other shall bs reg
uatSd; aud IN the teasOnablcness Of ths
any part thar snail b. douiod by the defenaant In
said proceedings the court shalt hear Ind determine tho
sid issuc and enter en- record it's hndlt order
may deem just aud reasonable, suject to exceptions
and ,eyertRl for error by the Court Common Pleas on
petition hed for that purpste; and the order of the
court hNnE sad regulations shall be made before the
jury imp innerd to the amount of cOmpen-
saoh Tor the right sought tn be appropriated which
c lmpenFatiun shall be- sum equal To the annual value
Of such use, to be paid quarterly each year. in advance
while the same shall continue.
$40 lhis act shall take eject and 10 in force from
and after its passage. ., . ,,,,,,o,,
.f tls ff in fvfa
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PaSse | March 20, 1867.

+ Nn- A
entitled "an Act to establish a Code OF Civil Proce'
dure," passed March II, 1873.
SFcrIoy !. Re IL enacted by the General Assemby Of
the State Of Ohio That sScti fOnr hundred and seven
eon ract.d ac Ls amen led as to road ~
follows: Section AZ. II udgmeat become dorm mt u
may DO reyysdia tbs s9m1 manner as nres t0r
tidto such dorm,nt julsnent, hi agsnt or attorney
ahtl mtke sIiyit that tho Goisnd,nt Il hon're.-
satisfied Ia whoi6 or IN part with rtats,nent of the
qmo1nt owing thereon, notice may DO ptblshtl llr
six conso liy' Teot as proWtti Dy seuon tsyens'
nat rss than ten lys a"r publication is com 1t and
show cause why Judgment s III not be revived gainst
the shall stsnt revived for the mAnnt which
the court lla Gnd to remain due ani unsa -hs upnn
such IN Sy an peSSss seryes Of
copy OF the order may bs nlAde ont OF the state.
SgU nrlginql sest N four hun ired and a'ven 'en
s hereby rsosad and this act 10 take eh''t from And
a's' 'A '''''s'' 'RICVARO c. PARsONl,
soeAker OF tho lIOusa OF ReprOsnn latiy0s
kORTkf q, KIRK,
March TO- lsp Presideat Of the Senate.
rNo. cal AN NACr
70 more oestually protect wool gowcrG against loss by
srcrroy !, Re hsuacied 5ytks 0ersrql 4 ssTDiy q
or kespas any dog shall bs lisble hs party ipiu,sl
Tor ali damage d1aeb by snch dog; aul shall bs lawful
for any person to XII OF cause TO killed any dog OF
es without the prose- the keeper Of such
dog And 1t shall further b. awfn fr any poIs1n a.
time e kin or cause e. he KILLED any hos which niay
snc. % Tbs act oaaea zap act for the protection o
ssc s. This act shall take elect aad ~ in force from
| and after its passage. p,cu.,n n pAp,oNs
/ Speaker fths House q ~ InCcpgsieepptt,,ives' pt
Passed March Q. 1900. President Of the Senate
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mo 81 AN ACT
Amending section Two Of an act entitled "An Act fur
ther dehuns the Duties OF Sherins and Coronera,'
passed aarch ], 1883.
SECTION l. BE enacted by the General Assembly OF
ne Stale Of Ohio, That section OF the above reclts
at be 50 amended as to read follows Seston2 Thai
there shall he kept In the Office OF the sheriff OF eac
county Of this State foreign execution docket to be
furnished % the cost of the county, in which tho
sheriff or Coroner shal on the receipt by him OF any
execution, order OF sale, other process from
any court Of any county Of th state, other that
in which he resides make entry OF the OF such
WIN when received by him, frem what aud eoun-
" sued, the dsto aud amoue Of judgment or decree
Also cpy In such book the full description tho prop
erty and real estate whica he shall levy upon offer
Tor sale, The same as Is endorsed upon contained In
sad Wit. Also copy into said book his return on
VIII whnu he makes the same, including the bill
end shai for tho use OF thB persons entitled to the
same roatn all fees due In such residents of
his county, and pay the demand to such
persons aud shat make direct reverse index OF
each case SO sntered and such estries made ahal
ne notice TO pofehaiers and creditors the
sEc. That said original section two be and is here.
by repealed
$40 5. This act TO take effect and be In force from
and after It's Tassage. -. - .
Speaker Of the House Of keptesen tatives.
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Speaker Of the House OF kuIrt srut ttiye4,
EOBEhF & KiNk,
Passed March l6 1880 President Oi the .. nate

7 IT j
Supplementary 10 eu entitled San at tn. sup
port and better feguatonui Numl.un schools In tue
town Of Akrou,' paced February b, 1871
SkCr1UN Re u enacted bg he Gcaeral AsssMbly of
the STATE Of ONO, That the board ot examuss for any
city, tOgn or N,iagc which a, adopted t1e above ie
ced act and The acts eHendaory thvtsto, snail state
IN The tortuaics they issue 10 teachers the petud Of
time DOR which said certificate shall b. valid, which pu-
tiOd shall not bs less Than siN months muts than
two yeats, and ne Hthcate shall Nv valid tp auy otug
ptr.Od than thai Eamed " ~.
So, 2. No tCr,On slal 10 permitted 60 teach IN any
OF the public schools oi tad cty, tUwu1r yil without
such certificate, or Tor any oher tMt shan that Hpc,-
hOd Ia said certificate.
SIC. 3. Tuis slau by IN f0rcs from aud after ils
passage. NCllAlsD 4 PARsUN.,
NmaMhnr NI mo InM.n oil MMmlM.I-
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lNos 10 AN ALT
To amend tho fort Fourth section Of An Act
Wills, passed May ), 1852.
skcTIos T. Be Il enacted BY The General Assenbst.d
hs STATE Of Ohio, That sectibn forty -four OF an act en-
titled an act relating to Wills passed May 3 1882 Le 20
amented ss TO read follows; section Jhe eectina
2i the widow 70 t9s ghder The viii shalbo made ~ her
IN petssn in The Probate Court of the proper
except as hereinafter proyded and on tho appcatlo4
by hsr 70 Mse under the will " sha be the duty ni tin
court TO explain to her the provisions OF the Wilt f>r
rights under H. and BY law, n the dvsnt " her fcfa
70 take under the will The 0lecif0a Of the widavl,
h IKE nder the VII shall be oqte,ed upon ts inpfsl
uop she shall retain her dover and such share Of rs
70 by law in case her husband had died intesta u
ing csldren " she elect 10 take under tho wi a.
shall bs barred of her dover aud take uuner the MN
alone, unless as proy,dud in the FORT. third sectie1
OF ths aat Provided further, that said election by tho
widow To take under tle will shal not bar her 81 4
rght 10 remain In the mansion her hu-bsnd aif re-
csye one year allowance for the support Of hetna
children, as now yii.d by law uhess tho viii sIa
expressly ~ herwi5e toct,
$40 2 That the otsinal section forty -four Of satd
act be nnd the Same Ia heruty repealed.
$40. This act TO take effect aLd DO In force from
and after Its passage. - q
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. :.
~ A. IL =
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mo. sSl AN ACT
To amcnd an Act entitled "an Act 70 provide for the
aSi's%fps hny qss s government OF Reform Schools
SECTION Re a Enacted BY he GsHsyal AsssmNy Gf
be sse sc @ .h Ss 'fSs % for tSs Board of
Sc T. rSise Sd SS@ d Sn i2G s
such male youth as may bo received and datalned iq
nGSss nIna Of q ths M ss oSts IAN act to The
establishment NJ Houses ef Refuge" and the manner
act in reic,ncs 10 tho examinations aud c?mmiune1t
Of such youth hereby oxtended 70 nnd shall be hsh
e d GO Fsr@ 9a ~ Hpea Of ss sS.
With rssrencs 10 such Institutions is hereby conferred
nnon said Board OF Co nmionef In reference TO the
SEQ e. section fraon Gf the act Aforesaid shall bo so
amend a as 10 road ss lollowi ,,.n,l .o,,.
nol e. any Rrp Shoe" oy 9ay % '2d1iTsd wsoS Gy shS
ss4go foS hs ~ ap Of d ySutS not one
do lgr and nftY cens the money w received 20 10 duly
nf such Rsrorn shoni anl said parents or gu,rdi,ns
m.y also be- required 10 psy the snb'n's ni
ssq g. Sessions ten and Hoon Q, no act aforesaid
SEQ Z rLIsSet tc S,St Z, g2;Sge
Speaker of tho House q esp'o'sGqitaalves Ne 81
March 10, lsn President of the Senate
mo @l AN ACT
n prey and pun,h m'leiou. injuries 70 church edi-
6ess school houses dwelling houses and otherbullilng
ssorlov l. Re Il saaeisi BY the General Isssnbiy d
lie State of Ohio That " any psrsnn shall wity and
malieiousy ioluro any church edleee, school honss
propsty or Ia any way di,1gura the same with paint
orotherSe ofaq4 the same By thereof any
obscans words fgnres DEVICES nv p0st thereon
anv paoor or other material bearing such words, Tx nre
or Devices he shalt be by fine not ex;9e 'inG
ons dnllars or By mprsonment IN tho eonDty
ai not excssding nlnoy days. both said punishment
''' sa.ss. Of 1t ass.s !. raasSSs
| ROBERT q. KIRK,
! Passed March "a 1850. Prelldsnt OF the Senate,