Mt. Vernon Republican (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1854), 1859-04-26

              f I M AiM' ft? if & 6 mm '"'VOL. V. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1859... NO. 24. 4 , tubs. . . OH.D.McltltlllC, RK.il'ECTKCJLLV announce big return freaj the tut l wlmrd he bin Purchased n Inro assortment uf Uuutal materials ) and is now fully prepared tu execute all operations eonncotod with dentistry, suoh as filling, oxi moling, and cleaning teeth, and healing all diseased rnoiitli, and removing Irregularities uf the teeth. AUo, Particular at-tcution given lo tho insertion of Artificial toeth. AllWorkwarruntcdtobudino in tbo butt tyte of the art. I am also prepared to operate on Hair-lips ' (single or double.) fiMt p Utile and nil ether operation connected with Uehtal Surgery. Hiiving been eupliiyod as an assistant in the office of Dm. Kundeuburg & ilullilivn, ul' Whe.-ling. Va.,1 Uutler mysi'lf that I can irivo .-.iti-factnai in ivory rexnect. I have permanently loi'iitul in Ml. Voriniu, Ohio. uui.'o iivr ituudii & Siurges . bans, .Main Street. April a 21 ly. REMOVAL. DEN T 1ST! HAS taken, for a torin of your a tho rooms re-conily occupied by Mr. N. ti. Hill, and iuiroo-diatoly over the stu. o room of Taylor, (iuutl At Co., where he will prosecute the various Julius ol the profomion. With an experience of over 10 years eoDstnut practice, and an acquaintance with all tho LATE IMl'KOV EMfclNlS of the Art, he feels confident of giving euiiro tuuisi'ncuun. Tho best skill of the Profession warranted to bo exorcised in every case. On hand a fine stock of Dental materia! recently pruourcd from the East. Entrance on Main street, botneen Taylor, tiuntt & Co.'s and L. Munk's dulliing Sioro. April l''-23tf . D. 0. MOXmOMEUY, iTT0RHY Al iAW, tiANMMU BUlUMN'i, 0 EK N. MtGU FIS S SHOE STOWS. Mount Vernon, Ohio. Sjweial attention givin to the Ci Heeling of Claims, and the pureliuso und sale of real E.-tate. 1 have for sale unimproved lands as follows, 610 acres in Osage County, Missouri, 805 aures iu Warren County, Missouri, iV'i acres iu St. Fran cois County, Missouri, also 126 aures and ono 4H aero lot in Hardin County, Ohio, and Si acres in Meroor County Ohio. March 1. '&, 16-tf. L Jt. L. .s. .U U U l II Y, LATE OF NEW VOKK CITY, ANNOUNCES to bis friends and the public, that bo bus opened an office for the . PRACTICE OK MEDICINE, n Mount Vernon, and tho udjoiningcountry. From tho time und attoutioii ho has given to his profession, ho hopos to receive a liberal share of tho public patronngo. OFFICE, on .Main stroot, over Curtis k Sapp't Store; Rosiilcnco corner High & West Streets. Oct. lath. 1858. tf. J W. TANCE. W. 0. COOPER. VANCE fc COOPER, ATTUIIN E YS AT LAW, MT. VEltNON, 0. Oman southeast oorner Main and Chestnut srrcots opposite Knox County Hank. sept29 JOHN ADAMS, Attorney at Law & Notary Public, OfFlCli-l.N' WARD'S NEW-KLHiDl.Nti, Corner Mailt and Vino Sts., tlUI'NT VKRXOK. OtltO. I'ECIAIi attention given to collections iu Kuox O and adjoining counties: also: to prosecuting claims tor I'unsious and laiud Warrants, und all olli-cr legal budnes uulritslod to his care, ni.ireli lltf. K lM't. ISKAKI.. JOS.C. DKV1X 'ATTOil.Nfc.YS Al LAW, . . . liui'xr vkiixon, oiuo. OFl'It'li- .M.iiu Street llelow Knox County lillllK. IU' iVuui.it .uw.uom given lo all business vii-.roa.cd to tiivin, .niti c.!A-t:...liy to coUcciing and :o-euciticlaiMi'1, in any p.ui oi U.iio Doe. i m l.)' I .tiu. EMJliM' W. COTl'OS, W. L. Bi.Mi. to i I OS A HAiK. Attorucj'e o CbUiutlluia HI iHW, Mt. tfim, VAiv. i T"lljLaltouU toall bujiness iutruitcd to their V V care, iu uuy ot the Count, or HOb, .V. b Coiuor ol juiq and UamUiar Su., ivat r'ylo's .ilofcli.ini Ta.luiiug bstabUshmeut. Oct. ltfih Itiid.lf. ft. Ill'NIIAR.... . u. a. u.h.nio. U V IS it A It B A A A I ti , AIiaEHEYS AI LAWi , . .. itluiiitt eriiusi, VUStil'JiX ' OFFICE In Miller's Ulouk, in tho rooms formerly cupicd by llou. Jouu e. Miller. L"1"1 v- r,U. M LbUI, T A 1 L O il. - ' ' - MAY HE FOl'S'D AT tv i E A L I N , S V Al liElli), 4 fcAi ' I 00 AS OOOU WOltIC AB CAN lr IV d u. ' "- .ho oity. l'we.ity-Dv yonr uxptri- JO.'J Kll ju-ilkiiuu: tno pledge ol entire satisfaction to i ... , . . . - i cari'ullu dvut.uiiJ alt iroih wur-. juneflll aW wnt.ua ' M . Tllfc, CliEAFiioT!! ; W-iliam M . Mefford,5 RKTCn HIS THANKS TO THE CITIZENS of Kui-J Couuiy for the liberal paironagoex-. teuded to kii.i,aaJ would say that be has Bow on bud. a go. . tUrues daddlos, Buggy, Carriage, iVagonsiC .low lIaruess,OolUrs, Undies, Uartiu- ' galls, Wt i. Ao.,as ever. 1 ' ' SilOf rth-east corner Market Ilouse.-auglltlr , i G. W. Bank. J ADDI.ER AND HARJfESS MAKER, I First PoI P uth of Woodbridge's Store, ' - main grairr, itotrirr tsbkok, onio. I f7"EEP3 ustantly oi aajid a large assortment of ! IV Suddl,- f and liarnew, Bridles, Collars, Uallers, , Whips, Ac ' tanufsoUml by experienced workmen ' t and for ri ' Vn reasonable terms. ,. -1 f 'Lk wont WAKBANTRD.I 'i r TBUJ.B,rom tM.' My tninks art siaol superior article to (bos eomssoalyoffered for sale, ' , would also InviUsueoial attention to my Ciii.LAKa, v which oanaot bo JurpassodforstjrU) and JurabiUty. ' t nay 30y, CfO.r. HBL8ISCD. D. 0. TUOMASr "'( MELIHItCIl ,TUOMA, !:PWCE&Cl)HISSIi)XERCB.UTS , , ; PIALIU IB SJ , '' 8AU' PU8TEBWAND WATEB - - WILL PAY CASH FOR '''."!' ' . X Ffor.'Oraln'of all kind Pork', pac.oii, O.tter.Hay, -f, ..Dried fruit, flax. Clover and Timotbj Meri . l'0tiUb,rnitelfeans,Lard,Udes,Pdtc. ,. m, - At NOBTON'S WARKHOUSK,'- 'I : -". Matoh 22, 'S9-181y Mt. Veraop.iftbld. ACCABOV, BGOTCII, A WPVVVfVVT tO3 JOB PRINTING neatly and 'expeditiously eocutod at this Offic. ' fruit and Oriinmeiitiil Trues. I wish to Inforni my eustninors, and nil' who winli ooon Rons orow lr!, that at ffm. Lewis' nursery rituatcd 1 mile U. B, of Fredertoktown, and mile I'rom Mt. Vernon, on the lliinfllolil rood, (in which I hnve anintorost) will be found a gone-nil assortment of FKrtr ami OHNAiiE.vrAt, tkkks, Hhrnhbery, Vino. 4o. They ore growing in the nursoryron(MUBiitlv In good condition. . 4th mo. 1, lSOu,-lw. . W. U. LIPSEV. FOR RENT. " AGOOP HOUHE AM) LOT. WITf! FRUIT TIlKEM AND SIIHlHtKUT. in Neitoo's Northern AUdiiii n to the City of Mt. Vernon V. U. COCUItAX. Keal fjstato apr 12, 50-u2Jtf. and General Aent. Pi)lM AT LAST. j rpiiK olienp. st place tn buy Bo J Millinery Uuods, is lit 1 nor 12 l Bonnets, Flrwoi s npil A. P. GILMORrVS. Jultn IlibbcU' Ktitalo. MOTICE is hereby givon lht the subscriber Iia been appmntl an I u iliticd a- Altninistintor of tjo E3tato of John JLbbets.latn of Knox county, Obi '. JOHN BLACK. April 12, lS5l-3w-n22 DHESS MAKING, Ac. AT E. Gnw rcsTicctfuIlv informs her friends anil l e the public that stio ha removed to tho inter section of Clit'sniit Jtrect nnil tho Coshocton roiwl, in the east part of the oity. whevo slio executes all orders for Dress Making anil Family Sowing on short notico, and in n manner which sho thinks will givo general satisfaction. Sho has a Sewing Maoliinc, which, when desired, sho will take Into tho country and do sewing for families. Thoso pet sons who have not the Cash to spare, sho will take Country Produce nt fair prices. aprl2, 'jl)-:2w4. Coal Oi), Escitement. Tho Coshocton Ann oi tbo 13tli inst. stfites that there is much excitement in Jefferson & Kt'dToril Inwrishirii in referenco to the manii-laotur of Coal Oil. It says thera aro slon-sive mines uf Cuncl Coal in (hut region suitable for the manufacture of the Oil. We pub lish below an extract from the Aire upon the question: Five companies have been lormed.anj they are now buihliiig their works upon tho Ly man furm. These five companies will manufacture each about 1,000 gallons per day. Anothei set of works are being erected upon tbo Mower'y furm, by a Washinghton City firm, capable of manufacturing 500 gallons oil per day, and they Jnteud soon to iucrcaso their facilities. A Xew York firm into til puting up works on the old Wheeling fiirm that will enable them to manufacture 2,"00 gallons oil per day. The Mohawk Valley company, a home er.tcrpiise. have located their works on tho John Moore farm, and will manufacture 500 gallons per day. Two Mt. Ve.noti companies have located on James Moore's Inrni. and will manufacture oach !. 500 gnlh rn. Other works aro going upon James & Win. Givcu'g farm, which will turn out about 1,000 gallons per day. Wien all these works are in operation and we are reliably inforoied they will bo, in- insnlj or three months from this time they will manufacture each day about 11.000 gallons of this justly popular oil per day, at a cost of about $1 Oi .O and n piolii of nevr $3,-(XX). At this rate a' few day's profiu I'mm these rctoils woii.d replenish our county treasury. ' The profits of iho manufacture of this nil are enoiiiH us; Tin vents, pi r gallon will, it tssiiH. rmer all the expense ul iiiaiiiii!ie.ur-in";, ami it finds ready sale' nil over the country, nl 40 rents er gallon, leaving the nice li'tle proiit of thirty cents perallin. These mines, it is ooti.-tileied bj competent judges; contain the l-s'f Coal of any in I lie coiiutr.', yielthng. lis it lines, b'J gollons ol sir- pi'vnii' ii-hi oil lo (he ton. ' Ittll require about 500 men coopers, miners, teamsters, retort tenders, itc . Iu rin these ivoiks. May 'e hope tho.u ol'oui ci iwns n ho are idle ai d want woik, will there Hi.d ti f ' Arranoemenis have been made to ship larue amount of tbo eo il to Vvwurk. Xew Phiia- lelpl.ia, ami Sleubenville, to suiinly lUu 1 torts now in opi-ra ioti at these pllccs. Fioui the Ctifom'iia Drmxiut, and old soil well established journal: GiiH vr Gift 1 oos S t'oHK..l Literary En- Ixriwue UonurnVj Cin luitfil- h is stated that during tho year ISoS, Mr. 0. G. Kvanh, ul riiiladetphia.'disli'ibulcd iimoug his. paliims over $300,000 wonb of Gifis. ooiisisiint; o gold nnd silver watches, gold jewelry, silver plated ware, silk dress patterns, and other elegant gifts ot intrinsic value. Mr. Evans being the oiigiualor . f tho gilt enterprise, has dilaticed ill couuieiition, lived down a" I op position, nod is endorsed by all the leading pub ishing houses in the United Siaicc All the popular a'andaid woiks of ancient and mod ern authors can be found on Mr. Kvans' Cata logue for 1859, which is sent free to any ad dress." " ' "' ; . ' ' Iu addition to the above just tribute to the merits of Mr. Evans, and the unequalud suo- cessofhis popular enterprise, wo tako great pleasure tn bearing; testimony to the hih integrity which has ever characterized h!s multifarious busi:ics ; transactions, establishing for himself and. bouse a name above suspicion or reproach, and a fame which mnst' lead Us possessor to fortune and renown." This is no spasmodic effort, ori cur port, at fulsome eulsgism; U w the plain recital of aelf-i.xistcnt fAOTs.read and known of all men in ouf Btata, to whom Mr. E. and his business operation are extensively Itnowb." We Lave doalt with )lu Evans for years, personally, and eouvofev ed with aoores oT others who hare sent him their moncy'and orderj, and received Cooks and valuable gifLa in return; and it i certaio-ly a higher na4 oi praiso than .usually falls to Uierdinary lot ot' taiR to be ablo, truth-ftjfly, to asy, that In" no single instance bare we ever hoard the, first word, of dissatisfactiun exprese4. -i ;.i , j .: , " OCT The Ann Arbor (Mfoliigan) Argm ie- olireS it ha t dispoeition to )retd out (be Mattering returns or the tale election Iti that State. i'Tliey are," it say, "decidedly too black for US to derive any comfort from so doing' "The Quakers' didn't rote, and lbs). Republican bad it all their Own way electing Martin by from 12.000 lo 15,000 majority.'! If .the Chinese est their rice with chopsticks what do they use to eat their mutton with. i LAWS OF OHIO. i'UBLItSUEU BY AUTUOBITX (No. 1 AN ACT. Making partial Appropriations fur the year 1851). , - - . , Sue. 1. Be it titodeibij fte Qenerul Assembly of the State of Olu'o, That Hie following; sums, in addition to lunnerappropiiatiuns, bi, and the smnoare hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury for general revenue purposes lor the year 18j'j,1u-wit: For the per diem pay of tho Lieutenant Governor a President ol tlx Semite; I he payment of members of tho General Assotn- tly, their clerks, assistant clerks,searjrotn-ut-arms and their assistants, and messengers, the sum ul tiily thousand dollars. Foi the payment of costs of yrosocution. Conviction and transportation of convicts to tu U-.io rentleutiary, ton thousand dollars. i'uj the payment ol tne salary ol the Comptroller ot the treasury, eight hundred dollars.For tho payment of the salaries of the clerks in the Comptroller's office, twelve hun-dri dollars. - :' For the contingent fund of (be Comptroller ol the Treasury, three hundred dollars For the continent fund ol the Auditor ol State, one thousand dollars. For the contingent fund of tho Treasurer cf State, filtoen hundred dollars. ' For gas for the Stuto hcuse, fifteen hundred dollars. For book-i and magazines', and binding for State library, three hundred dullnri. For the contingent expenses ct the librarian, one hundred and fiity dollars. For printing, twelve thousand dollars. For binding, twelve thousand dollars. For the payment on account of the salarv of Iho Secretary ol tho State Commissioner of Common Sellouts, seventy-five dollars. To supply a deficiency in the nnpronriatioti tn pay foren;raviiij;s fur report of Stute Hoard ot Agriculture for 18o7, and to pay for print ing said engravings, the sum of fivo hundred and one dollars and fifteen cents. For Martha McLaughlin, in lieu of the appropriation made for her by the net cntitUd 'an act lor the relief ol Martha McLaughlin," pissed April 12, 1858, one thousand dollars.For bedsteads, mattresses, bedding and ro-pairs for the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, two thousand dollars. Sue. 2. This act shall tako effect from and after its passage. WILLIAM 15. WOODS. Speaker cf the House of liepresentativos. MAUTINT WKLKEIJ, President of the Senate. January 11, 1859. No' .6 '",aTaCT. To authorize the sale of any and all of tho Shares of Stock held by tho Stale, in tho Turnpike -Companies of this Sinto,and to amend Section Ono of an act in relation tJ the duties of theCoinniissioneisof the Sink ing iiund, passed May 1. 185-1. Sec. 1 Be-itcnadel bu the G.neial Atsrm- 11y i the State of Ohio, That section one ol thu act lo which tins act is supplementary and amendatory, be so amended as to lead at follows: Thai llie Commissioners of tho sinking fund aro h eye by uuthotiz d, and when an opportunity occurs they are directed to eseb'angu for certificates ol the six per cent, slock of the luti iuil debt ol this Siale, or to sell, or oilier-wiso disiioso uf, lor. mo -ev, anv and ad ol the shares cm sin k held by the Stuto in -any of i tie ralironil companies, nntl canal cumuanies, of the SMitc; 1'iovided. that such sh ires of stock, shall in no case bj sold, or otherwise disposed ul, except upon cash payment therefor; and in no ciisj shall any such shares be sold, exchanged, or otherwise disposed of,, at less than tf o actual cash riiluo of t-m sauie Should such co;imii-s liners I o unable to ox-I'bangn said sti cks lor ccrtilicalo of the fund-d uolit of the State, I hey may at such time us tin y deem proper, advertise that proposal will be received by thun, at their t lliee in Coiumbus, lor the purchase by any or all o sai l stocks: such notice shall be published In such newspapers as they may direct, and shall be given at least ninety days befi.re tho time rixi'd for opening said proposals. Proposals shall he ovn.snlered without respect to tuo number of shares bi I for, and the Salt, shuil be awarded to the 'highest bidder:-Provided, that nothing iu this section contained li ill be construed tn compel ihosiiikitigt'uud commissioners lo exchange, sell, or otherwise dispose of any of said stocks ut less than pni value thereof, .unless in their opinion the. interest of the Suite will bo promoted there-by. . - ' . Sec. 2. The coramisslonets of the sinking fund are hereby authorized and directed to sell mid transfer, any and all of the shares' of .-.lock held by the statu in nny turnpike com puny of iho stale. They nhall' immediately aiter the passage of this act, adv l tise all the shares oi slock held by the Stale, in any turn pike company to be sold at auction, to the highest bidder, in lots of not less, than cn shares each. no more than fifty share's each, at some public and convenient place oil the line ol the road ol said company, by giving at least thir-ty days no. k-ool the t miuud pltceof t'uv sale, by posters set up at the gate or gates thereon, and in Sonic newspaper uf genuraloir-0 dalion in tho county or counties through winch said road passes; Provided, that noth-iug iu this section coiita ned shall be construed to compel the sinking fund cotifiuisseoners to sell or dispose of. any uf said slocks for lcsj than thc-ir fair cash value, lo lo ostttnated by said sinking fund commissioners. 9?c.'8. Any sale of shares of ttoclc'mads under the provision of this act, ahull he cdri-ducted by an .agopt appointed by the Goer nor; but the approval uf at least two of the commissioners shall to necessary to its con firmation. The pu'rcha'or or purchasers of such shares of siook snail- w required to pay ouo-ihird of the purehaso money down and the balance in two equal annual payments, with six per cant, interest; but iio translor shall bo Dade by said commissioners until (he sam is paid for in full. - ' -'' '"'' Sec. 4. The shares of stock now bwnod by the Slate, in ai y turhpike exiuipany, shall not emit le the person or persona to whom- thl same may be transferred, by - virtue of this act, to vote at the annual election i for directors now urovidod for in the charter cf said eompkn v; out the Denwn or persons to whom such shares of stock may be transferred, aro hereby authorized to meet at Ifcd au.oe time and place with the present stockholders, and then and there elect, subject to the same regulations that govern the original stockholders in their election for directors, tho, number efdirectnrs that Ihe Governor is new required to appoint in sab' board. " Bee. 6. Soctbn one of the above recited act is herehy repealed.;, ,., , in ... ' Sec. 6 This act to ttike effect from and after its passage a WILLIAM B. WOODS, Spfakor of the House of Representatives MARTIN WKLKEHj " : President of the Senate. January 12, 1851), - ; rVo.20. AS ACT To provide for canvassing the votes for Comptroller of the Treasury. Sec- 1 lie it eniti'teU by Ote General Ai-semWtj of the State of Vhiti, Tint immediately nlier the passage ol this act, it shall bo the duty of tho governor, auditor and secretary of state, to canvass tho votes cist at tho anuul election on the second Tuesday in October, 1838, for tho office of comptroller of thi treasury, and report the result ul such canvass to each h use of the general assembly; und ulso to cause the persons found lo have received the highest number of legal votes to be notified of his election forthwith. Sec. 2. Thut the person so declared to be elected, shall, within ten days after srcli no tice. execute his bond, iu conformity with section 23 of ''the act to further provide fur tho butter regulation of iho receipt, disbursement and safir keeping of the public revenue " pa-sl April 12. 1858 b-.c. A. At each subseqiun o.ecliou of mini troller of tho treasury, the votes shall be ascertained at tie same time, and declared in the same manner, as is provided in case ul other state offices. Sec. 4. This act shall luko effect from aud a'tcr its passage, WILLIAM B, WOODS, Speaker of the (louse of Itopresentalivcs. MAIi'lTS VVELLEIt, Pisident of the Senaio. February 5. 1850. Ko.6 ANTcT. Supplementary to an act to provi.lo for the reoroaniziition.supervisionand maintenance of Common Schools passed March 14 185:-!. Skctiou 1 Beilenartelbithe Umreul At- semblyof the btateo Ohio, That the board of education of any incorporated village in State tiiav unite with the board of education ol the township in which suoli vi'lnge, or any part of it. be situated, for the purpose or establishing a central or high Kchool within such township. The said board shall jointly agree upon an estimalo ol the probable cost thereof, and thereupon call separate meetings ol tho qualified voters of their respective districts, in tl.o manner now provided by ihe twenty first section of tho net to wlin h this is suplementary; and said meetings, which so convened, shall in all respects be held and conducted iu accordance with tho ptovisions of the section aiotcsaid: Provided that no such central or high school shall be establish cd, unless a majority of the voters nt each ot said meetings, shall vote in favor of thofiamo. Tho further establishment of such central or high school, and ihe control of the same. when established, shall be ordered and regulated in such manor r us shall be ngn ed upon and di- -rmrtaiRty said boards of education interested thereinT Skc. 2. This act shall take effect und be iu force Ironi and after ils passage. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Sp"akerol tho House of Ueptesentativcs. M.UtTIN W ELK EH,;' President of tho Senate January 21, 1S59. rNo.8. AN ACT. Making partial appropriations .for tho year Sue. 1' Be it. enacted by the G.-neral Aisnn bly of the Stale of Ohio, That the lulliiwitig sum il money he and the same is hereby appro priated out of any money in the Slate Treasury lor general ri venue purposes, tube Laid un the order of ihe Auditor ol Slate, lor the yea 185U. lu-viit; Fur Iho sinking of the artesian well, to he expended according to the joint resoluiiun of tbr General Assembly, ad opted April oth, !So7, in such other manner as tun U' uslature may direct, tho sum ut fif- i i i .i i i ... teen uuuuiuu uoii irs. WILLI AM B. WOODS, Speaker o'. the House ot ItepresvMilativos. ; MAItTIX WKLKEIt, President of the Senate. January 28. 185!) No, XL, AN AC P to amend srcln n one ot un act entitled "An act to regulate Inclostires and to provide against I'rcsuassing Animals," passed Ju. nary 17ih, lo lo. Sku 1, Be it eiiavleil by the General Ainm- biij of the State of ulna, That whenever a (once, ol wuaiKocviir materials const muted, and iu all respect such as a goo I husbandman ought to keep, shall hereafter lie erected ' by any persun on the line of his land or that u:i iv Inch ho may hav, u lease for one or more years, and the person owning thu 1 u.d a t - joining thereto, or hoi ling n lease on the seme tor three or more ye.ii. shall m ike or ca ne lo bu made, in have an iticlosure on the opp.i site side ul such fence, so that sncti fence mi answei the purpose o I inclosing his held, meadow, lot or nny other inclosuro. such person shall pay the owner of such f :ncc, already erected, one bail of the value of so much tht i cot as serves as a partition lonco.'to be ad judged by the township trustees of' the town ship in which such fence may bo situated; and the amount so adjudged, it not ' payed, may be recovered in a civil action before any court '..aving c. impotent jurisdiction, in the name of. and lor iho use ol the owner of such fence, wilb costs of still: Provided that nothing in this ct con mine J shall apply, to tho inciusure ot lots in cities and villages. . , Sc 2. That the lirst section of tho act to Which this is an amendment, is hereby re-uealud. Hut ail rights accrued and. liabilities incurred heretofore shall remain in force as if this act bad' not been passed, , . Sec. 3. This act to take effect front and after its passage. ' . . . , 'v. WILLIAM B. WOODS. . Speaker of tho House of Uepresentalives. ilAllllN WL.Klitt, . ' ' . . President of tlia Bonat ' February 3, 1850. .... No. 12' " AN ACT.! ' ' ;' !' To enable Associations for Gymnastic pur-' ' poses to becomo Bodies Corporate. ' -SeuTiosr.,1, Beit.eMclcdbyihe, General As-eemblyof the Slate of Ohio, That from anil alter the passage of this act it shall be law tut for any auuibero.f persons, nor less than five, associated toircthnr within this atute.lor ci in- nastie purposes, or other purposes uf physical training and education, lo elect.at any meet-inn called (or. that 'purpose, any number ol their members, not less than three, to serve aa directors, and one member to serve as sec retary, who shall bold their owevs lor sucr period as may be provided by ruts or bylaws as the association may adopt. . Sue 2. That the secretary, so appointed, shall make a truo record of the proceedings of th meeting, provided for by the first see tion of this act, certify and deliver the jtno to the recorder of tho county in which such meeting shall oe held together with tho name by which such association shall thereafter do sire to be known; and It shall bo tbo duly oi such county recorder, immediately on the receipt of such certified statement, to record ih? same in such book of records as is used C .,.....t;.. ..:-.ii ! . , ... . literary and other associations for which ser- nwiun.ij similar teiiuieaiua relating to vico he may demand and recuive the sum of ten cents per hundred words; and from and after Ihe making or such record, and said directors and their associated members and successors, shall be invested with the powers, privileges and immunities incident lo g-eTtcirate eornoaion uml a.-iin.i.l -nn.. script oi the record herein authorized to be mado by tho county recorder, shall be deem ed and taken in all courts and places what-soever in this state, us evidence of the existence of such association and corporation. Sue. 3. The directors who may bo appointed upon tho provisions of this act and their successors in oflieo, slndt have neioelu al succession by such name as may be desi- tinted, and by such name as my be lemillv Cipablo ol cantructing mid bcirg contracted with, of prusi cuiinit and delenduu; suits. and uf acquiring, holding, enjoying, disposing of and conveying such property, real or peisonul. as may be ucquued by purchase, donation or otherwise, lor the purpose of carr; ing out thu intention of such iiv-,ociiilion. Si:o. 4. That such association, when incorporated, may elect su h olliu rs and make such rules, regulations und by-laws as they may deem necessury or expedient for their own government, and the iiianae-ement ol iheir fiscal and ther affairs to effect their objects Sku. 5. T- ut if said board of directors shall be varnlcd, either iu whole or in part, either by death, resignation or otherwise, such board of directors may bo revived, or such vacancy or vacancies tilled in the man ner provided in tho first section of this act lor the original organization ol said board, or in such manner as uiuyjbe provided in the by-laws of the association, and a majority uf Ihe dueclors stiail constitute a quorum for the transaction of busi'ess. . Siio. C. This net shall tako effect from and after its passage. WILLIAM B WOODS, Speaker of tbo house ol ftuprusuiitutives. MAHTLV WELKEIt, President of the Senate. February 3, 1859. No. 13 AX ACT Proscribing tho time when the official torm of the Judges of thu Courts of Common Pleas shall begin. Suction 1. Be it enacted bu the General At- sembly of the State of Ohio, That tho official term ol all Judges of the Courts of Common Picas elected at the election held on the .sec ond Tuesday in October, in the yoar eighteen I hundred and liny otglit.nnd ot all such Judges! who may lis lierealter elected, shall begin on the second Monday of February not after such election; Provided that nothing in the I this I act shall nllect the term of office of any judge who may have been or shall hereafter be elected to lilt a vacancy. Sec. 1 his act shall take e fleet on its pas sage. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House ol Itepreseiilntivcs. MAKTIN WKLKIX . . President uf the Sjii.ito. February 3, 1851). No. It AN' ACT ' ' . to provide lor Halting and lttcording Frac- lions ol Land. Wukuea-s Sundry sections of land in this si nte have become divided into su di small paicels and fractions as to render the descrip tion ol the saui'i on the .tax duplicate induli niie and doiibiful, therefore, rkition 1, Be it enacted bu the Genernl At srmbly r the State of Ohio That in sucli cusos. the assessors uf real property in thuir several districts, may and are hereby required when ajijjraiMiig uuy section su suu-uiviucu as uiure-said, to cause the said section or such part.-, thereof, as may be necessary, to be accurately platted and laid out into such sub divisions a.-, Ihe dilterent titles to tlie laud m thu same may reqiur', and to number the said Ir icn.n oi subdivision! tractions or sub-divisions hi said suction, or such parts thereof as may be sil)-iliuiled, uud Khali deliver the Said pi it so numbered to the recorder ul the coiinlt. who shall nccuialoly i- cud the same and Ii mil anil alter sued ! Cord shall have lieeii made, tin' number so given '.o sal t sub divisions or iac. 'ions, shall l u deemed in law a soldi '.eul dv- ripuuii Ol thu luiil so platted lillioiK l id dud leiorded, for all purpuses uf taxation and conveyancing. i - ...i . Sjc. 2, That the recorder shall receive fin uis services under tins act, the snmu lees as lie is ulluwed fur rucordino towu pials, tu la- paid out uf the County treasury, oil tiie ordei of the auditor, and allowance of the CouiiuU SIOIHll'S. i Seo. 3. .This net to take effect and be in force fioiu and after its passage. j WILLIAM It WOODS, Speaker of the Uous of liepnseniatives. MAfl'l WELKEIl, President of the S.nato. , February 5, 1850. No. If!. ; AN ACT--e ...! u..n..n,i r.n j I u 3IUCIHI tuv iuwiiu rM.A.nif.1 ui i. , pn'n April 12, 1858, entitled ' an act lo ainoi d an ant entitled an net pruvidim; for the election of corrnors und slu rill's mid fixing their term ol office," passed March 8 1. 1854. .-.'.; . ' '. ' Sec. 1. Be it enacted hi the General Auem bbj of the State of Ohio, That thf second sve lion or an act entitled "an act providing Tor the election of coroners and sheriffs and' firing their term of oflbe, passed March th, 1854, be go amended as to rend' as follows : Sec. 2. That the terra. ofViio of all she iffsand coroners elected in thu seveaal conn ties in this State, on the second Tuesday of October, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty six, shall expire on tho flist Monday of January In the year eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, and the term of office of all sheriffs and corom t-t e!e:ted on the sco nl Tuesday of October, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, shall expire on tho flint Monday of January in the year eighteen hundred and sixty, or as soon tharaafter as their respective Kuccessors are elected ar.d qualified. See. 2. That the said original section two of said act passed April 12 ill 1858, be en I the same is hereby rep aled, but the repeat thereol shall not impair any liability incurred or act done the same. . .. Seo. 3. This act shall take effect upeo its passage. WILLIAM B. WOODS, - Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKEIt, President of the Senate. Februarys, 1859. AN ACT itequirini: Townshio Assessors to ascertain the number of Sheep killed und tijured by Dogs. Sec. 1, Be it enacted by the Qeneml Airm-Uyof thi State Vhw, That it shall be the duty or each township assessor in this fitate t tho time ol tukiiif tUtu nf rhuii.d . P -.r....v lor taxation, in escn year, o require each per son in their s veral townships to make a statement specifying tho nuu.lior of sheep killed by dogs, and also the number of idierp injured by dogs, in bis district during the pro-ceding year, together with the value of the sheep killed, and the estimate of tho injury done; and tho said assessors are required to make a return of the aforesaid state uient to th county audilorof their respective counties at tho time of returning the lists of chattel property for taxation. Sec '4 That it shall be tho doty of the auditor of each county to furnish to the assessors of t heir resiiect i re con n t ies such bl neks as may be necessary for taking (he ufuresaid statements; and said county auditor shall, as oin as possible after the afon-snid statements are returned to him make nut. ami lo-v.nnl In the auditor of statu a staleuiont sbowino the number of sheen so killed and injured nforesaiil. and the aif'reL'ate loss sustained rsvir. Itequirini: thereby in oach township in their respective manufacturer, drtiegt-t, merchant or ti ldes-counties. . ." nn-n with intent to piss iff itiy work, goods, Seo. 3 That it shall be the duty of the niin"facturn, cot) pound, preparation w mix-andilor of state, on receipt of iho statements ,1,rn. ,0 which such figed or cotinterfeiieil ai'ores:iid, to make out and furnish tu the c-1 representation, likeness, hirufiliiudu, cupy or retary of thu statu board of agriculture, to be i imitation is aluxed or intended to I nlfixJd by h'im published in the annual lepoit of said jns ,ho work, goods, in inu! ictuie, comp-uind,. biiard, a statement showing tho number of preparation or riiixtuM of such ni -eliauiii sheep killed and the number injured respec lively, as r, foresaid, in each county mid th aggregate; loss in each county sustained ther be S -c 4. This act to take effect from and after its passage. WILLIAM B WOODS, Speaker of thi II use ol R-presentalives. MARTIN WKLKKIl. President of the Senate. February fi, 185!). I No. 10. AN ACT In amend the liiSih scection of "an act of the Jurisdimion and Procedure belore .lusiices or thu Peace, uml uf tie duties ol Const ililes in Civil Courts." in.id Man-h U 1851!. Seo. 1. Be it enarie l by th G'-ue-nl lr- in-bly of the Slate if Ohio, That section one nun. dred and lliirty-eiglit of the art aforesaid be amended so an o read as follow: Section loU The r.ffiwr shall, within teu'dnys arti-r receiving III- writ execute the same by ro storing Iho plaintiff to the possession of the promises, nnd shall levy and cd'eil the cots and make rolurri ns upon other execution sll the ofh'ccr shall reoeive a notice from the ins tico that the proceedings hnvo been stayed by tho HI i of a petition in error and under. taking, required by law, in tho C mrt of Com- I mnn Picas, lie shall immediately delay all ! further proceedings upon the execution, mid j il the premises have Vjeen re.-.tnred lo thi plaintiff, ho shall inmi. dialely place the de-1 fendnnf in possession tlronedf, und n tor i thu j writ, with his proceedings and costs taxed j thereon Sec. 2. That original section number one hundred and thirty-eight ho and is hereby re- penled; and this act shall be in forcu Irulii and i after its passage. WILLIAM II. WOODS. Speaker of Iho llousi of Uepresentalives. ' , MAUTIN Wl'LICEU, President ol the Senate. February 5, 1850. No. 20 AX ACT I o amend (he act entitled ''an act hi amend die several nets incorporating .Mutual Fne Insurance Companies in tho Stale of Ohio," passed March 27, 1811 Sue 1. Beit enacted blithe General Atstm btti ot ihe State of Ohio. Th at seclinii twu ot ihe i hove recited not be soguietided as lo reai' l thus: Sec. 2 It s' nil bo (bo duty of ihe Court ot Common Pleas in each county oi Ibis Siatoin which thu office nf any mii ual fire insurance coinp my may lie siluaied, on I the application of any three or raw iieisoi.si inlercsud. lo appoint ono or more suitable persons, residei t in such couniy to make a thorougti nnd careful examiuatioii lino the affairs and condition of such company. Such p.-rsou or persons so appointed bint.' I h ive power to require the production ol nil hook and pipers belonging to such company, oi lierlainiiig to thoir husiiuiss. and lo examine under oa b all the officers, s rvants or agents I aucn company, or any other person, touch ! lug Its nliaits and conduion; wliieh oath niav oe udiuin s ered by any person iipiKiinrtol lo-tnalie snci exainin ilion. And the pe S iu m prisons linking the examination shall ropurt liiereon, lully s.-tiing forth tho condition -al iiiuc.iiiipHnv. to the Court npiiiitinij them at its next ri gitiar lei in. end shall Iransinit a 0 )py -ol such report to tho Speaker of Ihe otuu.se ol Itepresentalives foiilnviih, if the L.'Aislature be in session; or, if not, tlirn at tue sesiou next iherenflur ensuing: a.il such ex -miners sltiill each luceivo two doll irs pr day lor the time actually empluyed in mak ing the exainumi ion and retort,- to he pun out ol the iivnmry of the company soexun uitil: 1'inuihil Unit such examination shah not be bad oltctier than onco in any six months. ' See 2 That in case any officer, servant, g nl or other pers in shall fail or refuse to appear belort) such person or persons sonpoin- ied a Hlore-nlil, tr shall ro use to testily or tj i r-lutv be re -ucb examiner or txniinors any biKtksor pap is in bisdier oi t'l 'ir posse sion, mid r.iU.n tilw r din ed, suco 'ail'iie or .e'tlsal shitll lie d-eioed a e n .'iiip'.ii-d shall lor haitb be reported to the court app d.i'ii g such examiner or examiners, t d shk eom i shall pnnish die perst n or p rsous iu Co. temp in (bo same manner aid to ti e same exio.it . s though such contempt bad been committed against said court. ' Sec. '3.1 Original section two of the act to which this is amendatory, is hereby repealed. This aet shall tako effect upon its p mssgo. WILLIAM P. WOODS. . Speaker of the house of Ki-prHscntativei. ' , ' " ; K BASSETTLASGDON. ' "' ' President protein, tile Sencte. ' Mai oh 10,1859. . '..'". No. 30. " AnTcT ', t'o .fix the the compensation of County Commissioners. .. ,.. -, ...i , Section 1. Be it touted, bu the G ntul As tcmUy of the Stale Ohio, Thai each (Joun- ly tominisa.oner .hall oe. allswed two 00. lam and fifty Ceo'l Der day. for rxU and eve ry day that he may be employed iu bi official duties, and five cent mile ia going to and returiiing from toe county seal foecU regu tar or called session, not exceeduig in the whole eight sessions in any one year, to I paid out of the county Treasury , upon the wertantollhe Uounty Auditor.eXoept in conn ties in Inch, by the Uasl federal freiiaua, the population amounted to one hundred thou sand or upwards, in wUioheooeties each Coin roifsiooer shall be allowed 6r dollars per day for his services, to be paid tut uf th j C'oj-ity Treasur y as aforesaid. See. 2. That the aft entillet 'in acrto amend an act to regulate the fees of offl r in civlf and criminal cases." (m-scd April 8, 185(1, l arid the same is hereby ri U' ilnI. Sec. 3. This act rbdl nfco oiled und tm in force from and after its passnn. WILLIAM H WfKiIW, ' Speaker of (lie I Inns of Itcptw-.-uutivVa. 10. B A SSETT LA N'O I h iV, ' . President, 'pro leiu, ol the Sjiu:, M'atch 10, 1851). - No. 137 AN ACT. , " To prevent and punish fraud in the ass of false Slnmps, Brands, L-iMs, or Trade Minks. Sen I. , Be it enacted by the G'tieraf Anew-hhj nf the Stuteof Ohio, That any person or persons who shall knowingly un I wilfully forge or cotintnifeit, or nmsa or procure to be forge I or counterfeited any. r.-mesciilation j likenew, M'tnilitude, copy or imitation uf tho privatq slamp, biand, wrapper, label, or lral uiiitK, usually alhxod by any meeliiinic, man. uOictiirer, drutrgist, nieicliiint or tradesman, to and upon the goods, wares, nmhdmrMila, I preparation or mixture of such mechanic. i ni!iniiractunr. druzsist or lrar!,N-n,in. shall upon conviction thereol, Ii" loiprisoneil ill the couiily jail fori period of not less thin th'eo tnon'hs nor more dim twelve in milr-. and ; "'"'1 exceeding live lino ired Jollmu Sec 2. that any person or dmsius whj ih.ill have in his or their possc-iii m anv d'a or dies, plate or plates, brand or brands,en-Krnvingoi-enjrravings.or printed lalwls.stamps, imjirint", wrapper or trade niai ks, or any representation, likeness, similitude, cupy or imitation of tho private stamp, imprint, brand, wrapper, label or tr.ulo in.ir'i usu illy alUxod by nny mechanic, miiiufiicturtr, druist, merchants or tradesman to or upou m-iicles Hindi', nianufaC'tircd, prepaied or compound-oil by him or lliern, fo' lb- uiriiK nl making itiTptessiong, or soiling the sain, when made, or using the same when n a le. upon any oth-er article made. maniiraefui'ed, prepar-i or compounded and passing the same off upon tho community as the oi initial goods, manufactures, preparations or cotrpounda uf ury other person or persons, ot who sbnllsofa fact, sell or use tho s.ino, or wdiKsdall wrung, fully and fraudulently use tliegeiinino Ntittnp, brand, imprint wrapper, label or tiade mark, with intent to niss off any irodo. wires. merchandise, m'x nrna. cnmpniind.4, or othef" article not the manufacture of Ilia person or persons In whom such s'.aino. brand. Iinntins', wrapper, latiel or tia le nimk properly belongs ,,s K"nuino and original, shMi.iipon o ivictiua 'beteof, h' imprisiuv il ie the county j ail not ,es 'ban thre nson h nor n ore ihan twolvo montna and tie nneil not exceaihiig Leo bun- dred dollars Sec. 3. That any per-ion who sh i'I vend I r . I , . or seep ior sain any goo.is, tno clrinJu.' mix- ,llre nr preparation, upoii which any fo.gud or iounirieit sinnips, nranus, imprints, wrnp-I pi'is. labels or trcde minks may U pined nc I nfHxp.l. and intended l ivprcS'.ut the said j goods, merchandize. niis'iiie nrpnipirnin n, as jtlw' trne and genuine giants,-niereban-jize, mixture or preparation of any other person or pfrsons. knowing the samo to lie couoterfeit, shall on cnnviolion tiiereof, l p nisluhi by a i fine not exceeding one bundled dollars; in each case so offending, itiu coiiipU uant entiv.. lied tonne half the aii.oiul sp leeoier. d, Sec. 4. That il shall be htnft.l for any (justice l (be peace within ibia S lit, ujhiii 1 aQl lavit deinii made by nny luf. li ,nie. man- d'acinrer (iiinigesi, tnt-n i n,t, nt iradt srnnn. or his or their nent or alturney, tl, ,t be has ! '-'""d reason lo believe, mid doe l li. ve. iliat l;lly dies, plates, stumps, or tumuli h-o in lbs possession of any pernn will, in his county '"r the purpose td mukiog 'fuNo tnd com ter- leit sinmps. biaiuls. iruiviirits h.Uls. or trade maiks, to issue asearrit w.ulniit uuthoi izmg the search lor and scijMrn nf all such dies, stamps, brands it plates ant nit mch impressions from the sane that c.n ho found; aria upon satisfactory proof being nuile I but such lies, sumps, nranus or plates, or the unpreK BlonB iherehnm, aid lo Iw nsetl u r the pure l",su "f dereptinu and fraud, surb jusrioe ahalt l,l,v0 l"'er toonfc r all such HtaniiH,dieav brands nnd p!ten anil tho iiiipius;oiis lheio from to be pndtinly d"strot"i.. S. e. o. This act shall n m-ftuve l;vtn god, after Its passage, ' . . WILLIAM 15. wnnns, t -si Speaker of the lU'.m t'oi' .R.-ihsen;t-lv . ,MARriS WALKl'Tv, . - .. i ' ' ' Pivsd -nt of the Seuat,1 Marih CD, 1-SD. ..'.', , SSf'RFTArtf flV Pl'ATI!. f'ti'lfR. ) .. .- ... Afi.CHaiis! April 11, 1853 ; , I horqtrv certify that lln rrcgoi in- niitaare! true copies of the original rolls on file in this1 utlico ' ; -i ' ' ' . . t .' A. P. IirsSKLL, r . . Sy-ie'tr; ol Slale,1 t . ; 1 .- i I hereby certify that tint So'S'e'oinir are cor. ret cnples of the Liws, as fdruMiid me f St F Qtnln -' '' "' ... . . W. I' A Q 1 1' U r , K ' s , ' AudiN.ro' KnoxCo.,0. Mt.;Yemon..Apiil 2d, yioO. ' - ..j 1 Bad rr,!AKs'V'i bi' t.i !) 'ffln CfcnjiViuf Co intx lbro f pd ir U Ki a pors in al war i ting between h odi'r of'lh Ss) and a tor respondent -whysigiis 1,'n s,f "Jl'ami.", , Ini a recant eotn'tirnicatioill 'M'ami' atratheed-. itor of the .sj'rfiroing'to t'liai Miininion nnipnrad fur all mmI,'' and lil(i;,'iaIL he utt tie'Mhr nf t'm "i thit." Thf r. minds n of a fel',tr'ph;9 di pitj(h seit froig' this eit t c Clduhilsm a rsr or two agn, all-' ring ttaS4ntca r!onntv Unk X'1tirtent.: Thisga'nt of a hratkpn in .C d -mbiis wai hers' wilh mmt rinfearVir Yedemplitmi -Tbn-Bank' would not reJyeni.J U forthwith vlfttetl the Telegraph bfliee nd asnW-te-tblkiingJis-patent-XT", Vtt1.sl3T.-i7w .fira C-aiif y Bsrni iti gent to kl and I lVr b-niglilPWut AHe. f r-- y ' Black Ttockuigii V al)'cjors, were lately adrehised in a-wonnlrr nowspiper. . . ; ' "What do tfnv twWooBists. eonsiJer til, best inveatmeftt ' 1 " ' "Virginia siiri." ; ,