Mt. Vernon Republican (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1854), 1859-06-21

              mi ... S" " f ttmu (k m tmifs r, i' .hj-tj ik 11 n ii if ii VOL. V. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1859. NO. 32. ram IL, 111 w lit iisy REMOVAL. Dlt. C. W. KELgJEY. DEN TS 1ST! HAS taken, for torm of years the rooma re-eontly oocapieil bj II r. tf. N. Hill, and immediately over the ator room of Taylor, Oantt A Co., where h. will prosecute tha various duties of the profession. With an experience of over 10 roan constant practice, and an acquaintance with aQ tha LATE IMPROVEMENTS of the Art, ha foelsoonfl-dent of giving ontiro satisfaction. Tbe bait skill of tha Profession warranted to bo exorcised In every cuo, On hand a fine stock of Dental materials rooantly procured from the East. Entrance on Maip atroet, botweon Taylor, (iantt A Co.'i and I.. Munk'a Clothing Storo. April 1W-23IX Dlt. D.IIcBHIAIt, RESI'EOTFUM.Y announcos hia return from tha East( where he baa Purchased a large as-ortment of Dental materials') and is now fully prepared to execute aH operations connebted with dentistry, auch aa llling, extraoting, and cleaning teeth, and healing all disoased months, and removing Irregularitioa of the teeth. Also.Partioulerat-tention given to tbe insortion of Artificial teeth. All work warranted to be done in the host atyle of the art. I am also prepared to operate on Hair-lips (singlo or double.) Cloft palate and ell other operations connected with Dental Surgory. Having been employed aa an assistant in the office of Dm. Vundenburg A Hulllhen, of Wheeling. Ya., I flatter myself that I can give satisfaction in every rcspeot. I have permanently located in lit. Vernon, Ohio. Office ovei Kussell ASturgos'e Uauk,JiuinStroot. April 21 ly. Dr. U. Ezras McKowii, Omen Wahd's Blocs, Nos. 1, 2 a 3; 2d Floor.) H. K. Corner Main A Vine Sts. Mount Vernon, 0. All operations performed in the latest and moat approved atyle and WAUIiAAi'lED. May 3 18j-2juia. WOULD ay that he haa renowed the loiiao for thoabovuaulteof rooms for the term of five years, and largely increased his facilities for thebet-teraceoiumodation of visitors and patients. Always on hand a largo stock of HESTAL GOODS! Teeth direct from tho best tooth Manufactory in the world and utt no others! Can thcrofore, givo a more liftlite txmtuim than can be obtained with any cheap or inferior teeth. Is also prepared to insert artificial teeth on Gm-lite or vuloaniiod Guttapercha or Itubborbaso an admirable base for touiporary sets, Ac. Would also cull attention to his method of tioat-ing teeth with exposed nerves or sensitive dentino without pain and notdestroying tha vitality of the tooth, thereby rendering that largo number of teeth serviceable for years which if not treated on scientific principles are soerinood. Thankful for tho very liberal favors for the last four years hoping by strict attention to business to recoivo like coiifidouba and patronage. DR. L. S. MURPHY, I.ATB OF NKW Y0BK CITT, ANNOUNCES to his friends and the public, that he has opaiicd aa offine for the PltACTIOE OF MEDICINE, In Mount Vernon, and tho adjoiningcounlry. From the tiraeand attention he has given tu bis profession, he hopes to recuire a liberal share of the public patronage. Hpoolal attention to diseasos of women and ohihlron. OFFICE, nn Main street, ovor Curtis A Supp's Store; R viden-ie oorner lliyb. A West Strcote. Oct. I'.llh, IHjS.tr. I). C. MONTGOMERY; Banmxu uuii-mxa, ovkh x. Mihiikkix's SilOli STOKE. Mount Vernon, Ohio. Special attention given to tl.o t'jillnctlpg of Claims, and tho purchase and aalo of real Estate. 1 hare for sale uuimprorod lands as follows, R IO acres in Osago llounty, Missouri, llOA acres in W'arron Ciiuntr, Missoini, M2 acres in St. Francois County, Missouri, also IJ'i acres and one 411 acre lot in llar.lin County, Oaio, nud 8S acres in . jdjrcer Con utjr, Ohio. March l.'SD, 11-lf. J , W. VNCK. r. u. uiiufKK. VANCE & COOPER, ATTORNEYS' AT LAW, MT. VEUNOX, 0. (Mice southeast corner Main and Chestnut srrecta oppojito Knox Couuly Hank. sopt20 JOHN ADAMS, Attorney at Law & Notary Public, OFFIOK-lJf WARD'S SEW 1IUILDINU, Corner Main and Vine Sts., . MOUNT1 VERNON, OHIO. . SPHniAt. -.ttjtnrlnn rWrn ta eulleoliona ill KuoX O and adjoining oouutie! also: to prosecuting claims Tor Tensions sua lanl n arranis,auu auuvu-, ur legal buslnes entrusted to his care, inaroh tltf. gkU'L 1HXAIIL. JOS.0.BBV1N ATTUKiNEY S AT LAW, MOUNT VMKXON, UUIU. OFFICE Main Street Dolow Knox Cosnty Dank. Prompt attention given to all business en-: trusted to thousand espocully to colloctiug and se- i ouringelaiins, in any part ol unto . Dae. ;tu-ldi-4-3ui. SMMKT W. COTTON. W. L. BANS COTTON & BANE. Attorne' & Counsel lorant Law, Jit. I moit, Ohio. rII,L attend toall businoss intrusted to their care, in anv of the Conrta. OFFICE. .V. K. Corner of Main and OombiorSts., over Fyle'a Merchant Tailoring hatabusbuont, Oct. 19th lajb.tl: WH. DONBAR... . ..H. B. BANK1NO. DUNBAB BANNING, ATTOHKEYS AT LAW. Mount lemon, OFFICE In Miller's Block, In the rooms formerly oeoupied by Hon. John K. Miller. nl-ly. cxo. r. NRi.mscH. n. a. TtioMAB, HELtllFICU k THOMAS, PRODUCE ACOXMISSIOS VEKCUHTS DIALKIt 1st SALT, TLASTEB, FISH. ' WHITE AND WATEB LIME. WILL PAT CASH TOR Flour, Grain of all kinds, Pork, Bacon, Butter, Hops, Dried rruit. Max, Ulover ana iiinomy neea, 1'utash, WhiUlleans, Lard,Hides,Pella, Ae. At NORTON'S WAREHOCSE, March 22, '69-191 Ml. Vernon, Ohio. SA9II, DOOUS AND BLINDS. J. A. Anderson, ' swtjrACTrmin An biali tw SA8U, DOOUS, AND BLINDS, Gen. one? Wart llotue, llinh Itttettn Main and B. R. Depot, Mount Vernon, Ohio. ALLEIXDS of work eonatanakf on hand and warranted. All orders promptly exeeuted. April 26, 18411 2ly. CnASTTIXK, and FREXCfJ LACE SHAWLS and MANTII,I.AHat7tnlu. WHITE and HI.ACK CRAI'U SHAWLS some ht bxt4 la aiia and uuality. Tall soon on May 10-2lf , . " 81'IJRBy A CO. A Moi Iloma fnrm for Bnle. 3ACR12S of land, finely cultivated, with amall or chard, new frame dwelling, new frame stable, and other outbuildings, only of a wile east of Main Street, Mt. Vernon, on Gambler roaid. It ia only a few rods from Center Run i and ia a good loontion foragardener. Price. 1,10(1 In paymentB. W. II. COCHRAN, Real Ketato and aug11:3rao. (Jen. Agent, Grout Farm for Sale, IIIAVE a 200aorefarraof thellnostland In the oounty for aula. Moat of the farm ia rich bottom, and lies only about 5 miles from this oily (Mt. Vernon. ) The land is well supplied with orohnrds, rnnningstrcnmsnf water, roads Ao. Thebuildings are new and good i in short, if any man wishes to livaquite at home, let hlmpurohaso this farm. In quire of W. U. COCURAX, Real Estato, ilayj, tl. anu uen I Agent. riir iii For Nnlo. I KK ACRES, ABOUT i MILES FROM MT. lOi Vernon, on the Columbus road, about 74 acreacleared,withexcollont soil and timber. About 60 aaroa are bottom land, flood frame dwelling frame atable,now framo barn, small orchard, good apring, Ac. 1'rioe (34.00 per acre, in nsTmcnta. W. U. COCHRAX.Renloatate 8optl,1867. and Oen'l. agent. LOOK AT THIS t rPIIE Subsoribor offora to sell his farm of 28 acres X lying on Owl Crock, 'A miles S. E.of Mt. Vernon. It ia the very first quulity of land suitablofoi Gardening; Ao. A Iso. his house and lot of 2 acres on Gambler St. just eastof Center-Run. The house is new and convenient; a fountain pump of excellent soft walnr at the door. ntnDle,(;orii-criis and otnor out uuuu-iugs. .For further particulars cnqniie of WM. H.C0CKKAN, Ileal Kstato ag't. or Joseph Colville, residing on the premises. Mar. 31), 2Ulf. 55 Acre Farm for Sale, XN MOXROE TOWNSHIP, 4 miles from Mount Vernon, one-bolf mile from the Woostcr road; about 411 acre cleared and in a good state of culti vation, nacres of which are meadow; dwelling houso, barn and orchard. Price $27 per aero in payments. M. D.Montis, who resides on the farm, will show it to persons wishing to see It. W. II. COC1IRAX, Mny 17, '5utf Real Estutoand General Agent. BUY WHEBE YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST ! ! William M. Mefford, RETURNS HIS THANKS TO THE C1TIZEXS of Knox County for the liberal patronago ex tended to him, and would say that he has now on hand aa goor Harness, Saddles, Buggy, Carriago, Watron ar.d J low Harness, Collars, Bridlea, Martin- gails.WhiT Ao.,as,ever. sum rtu-oast corner Jiarxoi nouse. auglltlr. Q. W. Hank, r ADDLER AND nARXEHS MAKER, First Door 8 uthof Woodbridge's Store, MAIN STRKKT. MOUNT TEBN0N, OniO. TT"EEPSo. nstantly on hand a largo assortment of XV Nodaia- rand Harness, Unities, dollars, Honors, Whips, Ae innufactured by oxoriciiacd workmen and for ft1. n reasonable terms. ALL WOUK WAKHASTKn.JJ TRUS KN. from $2 to $22. My Trunks are mud sunorior articlo to those commonly olTercd for sale. I would also invite spoemi attention to ray cui.i.akb, which cannot be surpassod for stylo and durability may illy. E EHOVA1I I have taken lh!"atnnd onodoor Smith of tho Kon-yon llon.se, the rnnin formerly occupied by It. C. Kirk-.t Co.. whrri' I will be iiloased to sco all mv old custumorsnnd friends and hosts of now ones. 1 havo mldi-d a new and frcti STOCK OF flOODS frosh from New ork. lScnutil'ul ill htylc.llood m yuall- tv.nnd Cheap iu I'riec. Ml Mil u i joy. r..i i i 1:4 .4M XM.J. AS CJI-h'.il' AS rns ( 'lib'A VKHT. Come on this way. Don't forget tho iilsee onoositc Brvunt'sold Corner. April4,'6ll2l2ino. V. McIXTYRE. II. C. BOMiINO, lUiODUCK & PROVISION HKOKER, COMMISSION m"RCHANT, AKES liberal advances on consignment ship ped to him or under Ins care for eastern luar- kels. OHricp Xorth West eorncr of Uh and Sycninoro streets, Cini iiiiiiiti, Ohio. Miiy:i!,lo'J-20w4 WNDPOR THE LANDLESS! 30,000 ACRES. . rpnECXDERSIC.XEDlsnRentfortliesaleofgrad-X uuted lands in tne State of I will sell these lauds by the half section (320 acres) at from U to 05, cents por acre for cash: or I will causa any reasonable amount of thews lands to be entered for persons desiring it, and charge a fair percentage over actual costs, givrhg to theier-snns furnishing the entry uinnoy, the original oer-tiheates of location. In some eases, I may perhaps make it suit to toke property in Jit. Vernon, or in other parts of Knox County in oxchnngo, in part ur in whole, for those lands. The above presents a fine opportunity for men o limited means to obtain homes for themselves and families. Tho region of country in which these lauds are located is rich in soil mid rich in minorols; being chiefly In the eountica of Crawford, Dent, Reynolds, Texas, Shannon, Oregon. Hiploy, Wayne .,nd Htitlor. R. C. KIUK. April 21), 1840 21 tf. A CHANCE FOIt FAIIMEUS. npHEUNDKUSIGNED oners forsaloagood Farm X of 108 acres in Howard township, Knox county, 7 miles east of Mount Vernon, and only 1 miles north of Gambier, tho location of Kenyun Colleeo. About e'O acres are cleared and in a good state of cultivation, and tha balance ia good timber land. It ia a good stock farm, ia well watered, has 4 lasting springs, two orchards ol Apples, r ears anu Cherries, a coed brick dwelling, and a framo barn. I will take 4,000 for the whole premises, one-fifth in band, and tha balanoe in six oreight yearly pay-payments, with Interest at aix per con t., thus giving the purchaser a One chance to make all but tha first paymeulou tne larra. Also, 170 aerea of unimproved land In PoKnlb county, Indiana. SAMUEL STOUU1I. May 17, '6 27 tf. Proposed Amendment to tna Constitution.Relative to n Amendment to. the Oonatitution, Providing for Aunual Saaaious of tha General Assembly. - llesolved. by tin General AsatmNyof tin Slat of Ohio, threo-iifthBol the member of each House concurring therein, that it be and ia hereby proposed to the electors of the Stale to vote at the next annual October Slate election, upon tha approval or rejection of tho following amendment as a substitute for tha first elauae of the twenty fifth section of the second srti els of tha Constitution of thia Slate, to-wit: "All regular sessions of tbe General Assembly hall commence on the first monday in January annuaUr." WILLIAM B. WOODS. Sceaksrof the House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER, April 5, 1859. President of Whs Senate. SECRETARY OF8TATK OF7ICK.J CoLOMBos,0.,April7, 1859 i I hereby certify that tha foregoing Joint Kea. ol ut ion, "relative to an amendment to the (Ion. slilutioo, providing for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly, ' is a true copy of ths oiig-Inal roll on file in this office. A. P. RUSSELL, April 1 3, 1839 22toe. Secretary of Stabs. All kiads of JOB WORK aloae oa the shOilcst; aoticr!. From tha Evening 1'ost. Montebollo. Xicioo'a tide rolti slowly on Sorena and calm the vernnl day . O'er grassy meads the rising sua Sheds bis benignant ray. On MonUbello'a dowy plains The day orb's ardent splendor gleams, Andthrlliiig musie'a martial strains t ISIcnd with the gush of streams. With gllst'ning arms and flashing swords, The murderous equipage of war, Thero Austin's blood, dospollc hordoa Aro gathered from afar. For liborty, for nativo land, For home, for kindred, and for life, Italy's patriots nobly stand Furomost amid the strife. And with them, Gallia's eagle hosts Against their common foe contend Defying Austria's haughty boasta. Fair Freedom they defend. The onset's made, and forward dash The surging masses to the fray, With battlo-sinoke end oaunon's flash, Changing the light of day. On Gallia's ponnons triumph glows, Tho saino as whun, In years gone by, The Empire's glittoring stararoso Brightest in Europe's sky. The field tho same nn omen bright That points to victory and fame; And, heralding triumphant fight, 5 Stands Moutcbollo's name. . Now York, June 7th,lS50. A. A. A.. Soldiers' Leave-Takings in Paiia. The Tarip correspondent of the Boston Traveler says: Drunkenness is universal in Paris just now, and ancourogod by tho government, because it makes the soldier and conscript forget everything, at a moment when memory is prone to be busy, and remembrances so painful. The discipline in this particular ii entirely relaxed. I have seen company after company move along so drunk they could scarcely walk. As their guns are taken away from them, and will be given them only when they reach Genoa, there is no danger of their doing damage with their weapons. The strangest scene I saw was at the Lyons rail, way station, where the troops took their departure. Soldier of every different arm of service were huddled together. They were without weapons. Each had a well-filled knnpsack, on the hack of which was strapped a flat enke of brown bread, a foot wide and four inches thick. These were the original dimensions, but many had been curtailed of their proportion until little remained except a huge slice. Tho immense space in front of the "departing" statioi was filled with fellows stretched full length on the ground sleeping olf in the sun the fumes of (he wine, llore were sergeants busily engaged "calling the roll" nnd lending their men into ths cars. There woro drunken fellows craming all theit pmketa with hard hoi'ed red Kastcr eggs, iiany groups were formed by weeping mothers and sisters and lathers and brothers bidding lorowcll to the ioved ono. How many of nil tlieso I have seen do-part will return here again? Xo scene(believe me, I raw many pntnlul scenes) of all those I suw much me so near as the pwing between n brnlherand sister such was their rotation. I heard them snv. Tho girl was a seamstress and wore no bonnet, but a neat muslin cap decked with cherry ribbons, v hich set off her flinbtowned face with great advantage. I do not think alio could havo been mora than eighteen. Tears streamed down her cheeks. She filled every pocket he had with something or another she bought from the pedlars Ihat hawked eatables around, and when his pockets were lull she took a littt-j silkapron Khe wore and packing it to its utmost capacity, tied it securely and placed it under his arm. When the parting moment came (1000 men were sent off every hour) the poor child h :ng to her brother as if sho would have that second eternal, and bowing her head on bis breast, wept silently and bitterly. His lip quivered and tears stood in his eyes. "His la las! 971 07! He peche tin done!" cried the sergeant. Tbe brother kissed tbe girl on both checks,and in a moment was bid by tbe great door, behind which none but soldiers con go. I walked behind the poor girl as sho returned home. Sho lived not far from Notre D ime. She iccupied a room ia tho garret, for I saw her open tho window, and sitting near it, bury her face in her hands. Tbe Auatrian Riflemen and the French OutpostF. A letter recicved iu Marseilles from Valen za bears testimony to the admirable qualities of the Tyrolese rilletaen. It is said that they harass tho Frencli vidcltsand outposts inces santly. Day and night, it is said, their shots ere whistling through the air. The ground on the other side of the l'o affords them good cover, and they are ever oa the watch. The ottierday Lieneral Uenault went out to reconnoitre, attended by his aid de camn, and followed by a trumpeter a few pa. ces behind. The General thought himself beyond range, but while he was looking about him a sharp "thug" was heard, and the poor trumpeter fell forward mortally wounded by a tvrolese bullet in the loins. The General having discovered his error withdrew, tod gave up his roconuoisaoce for that day. On another occasion a soldier of the ninetieth French regiment went down to the bank ol tbe Po to wash out a few things, while engaged in thia peaceful occupation a bullet struck him in the chest and he fell into tbe river, whose tide bore his body to the Aostri. ansibeofthe Po a bloody tribute to the murderous accuracy of their fire. "At evory instant" says the letter, '-wounded men ana being prought in by the ambulances." 1- - Aovicb to Youno Mm.-Ara you step ping on the thresh hold of life ' Secure a good meral character. Without virtue yotf cannot be respected; without integrity and sobriety. you can never rise to any point 01 distinction and honor. (r A Down-Kast paper says that girls are mn hnl ii n for tinahanda in narta of Pennsyl vania, that they sometimes lake up with lawyers. , OCT It is estimated that 176,000,000 in cold and silver is annually consumed by man ufacturers of jewelry and gold and silver ware. Genius unexorted, is no more genius than a bushel ol acorns Is a roresi 01 mks. - The Mount Vernon Republican is rcJi.iHiisn rviar TriBiuT morning, BY W. II. COCI1UAN. Ofllce In Kremlin Ituildiuf, No. S, Secoud Blnry, TERMS Two Dollars per annum, payable In ad anoe; $2,A0 after tha aspiration of the year. LAWS OF OHIO. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. iN. 165 AN ACT l o authority associations of persons for carrying freight on any of the navigable waters of the State of Ohio, and tbe lakes aud uavigable rivers bordering thereon. Sec 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly ot the btate of Ohio, That any number of natural persons not less than five, beiug citizens of the State of Ohio, may become a body cor porate, with all the lights, privileges and powers uonfi rred, and subject to all the restrictions ol is act, Sku. 2. That any number Jof persons aa f irt aa d, Hssociuting themselves together for tbe purpose ot trins orung freight on any of the navigable rivi-rs iu the stale of Ohio, und any of the lakes and navigable -rivers bordering thereon, shall, under their baud seals, make a eertilicnle, which shall specify ns follows; First, the uaaie assumed by such company or association and by which it shall be known; second, the name of the couuty or place where the principal office of auch company is situate; third, the amount of capital stock, not to be less than two thousand dollars', and the amount of each share. Such certificate shn.ll be acknowledged before a justice of tha 'fence or other proper officer, and kIihII be tnrwnrued to tho secretary ol btate who shall record and carefully prccrve the fame in his office; und a copy thereof, duly certified by thAaecrelniy of state, under the great sealol the state of Ohio, ahall be ewdeuce of such cor poration or company. Sue. 3. That when the foregoing provisions have beau complied with, the persona named as corpora1 ors in said certificate, are hereby authorized to carry into effoct the objects named in said certificate, in accordance with the provisions of thia act; and they aud their associates, successors and assigns, by the name and atyle provided in said certificate, shall thereafter be deemed a b..dv corporate, with succession wi h power Is sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, defended, contract and be contracted willi; to make aud use a common seal, and the same to alter or break at pleasure; aud to do all needful acts to carry into effect the objects for which it is created. Sku. 4. Any company or association, organized for the purposes aforesaid, ahall have power to build, purchase, and hold such number of ate imboats or other vessels, and such other personal property, as may be deemed uecessary for commencing and conducting tbe business of ibe association; and shall have power lo sell tbe same, or any purl thereof, in sueh manner, and for such purpose, aa may be prescribed by tbe rules and rcgulutiiina of the Company, nud not inconsistent with the laws of lliia stale. And said company shall have power to carry anv ar tioles, of freight or produce upon any of the navigable streams in the state of Ohio, and on any of the laks and navigable rivers bordering ttierei 11; and shall be governed by tbe same laws n t inconsistent with this act, which govern In dividuals in such einplo m -nts. Sko. 0. the annual lutieling of the stockholders of such company, after the first election of directors, shall bo held at such time as the directors mny prescribe, at which meeting the directors of the company shall he elected, and such other lawful business done as the stockholders nmy deem necessary and proper; aud should they fail to elect directors al the annual meeting, they shall hold a special meeting at some siib.ieuueul time tor that purpose, by triv 10,1 thirty days' notice then of in some newspaper 111 general ircuiaiiou in the county where the principal office ol such company is situated. Tbe directors shall hold their office until their successors are chosen and qnalilied, nnd shall have power lo nil all vacaocies in their body; hut no person shall he a director after ceasing to be a stockholder. Immediately after the elec tion of directors, they shall elect one of their number president of the corporation, and may appoint sueh other officers and agents as they mny deem proper to trunsact their business, and may prescribe the amount of compensation to be allowed for their services; and auch officers and aenls, when required by the bylaws, rules nnd regulations, shall give bond to the sattsfaa linn of the directors for the faithful discharge of the tn.st committed to them. Said directors shall have power and are hereby authorized to make such ruins, regulations and by-laws as may be necessary lor their regulation, and consistent with the constitution and laws of this stale; they shall nave the general management of the af fairs of the company, and may dispose of the residue of all capital stock at any lime remain ing unsubscribed, in snch manner as the stock holders for ibe time being mar presenile, and shall employ the capilnl and means of the om-panyas they shall deem best for carrying on the business for which it was orgauized, subject al wars to the control of the stockholders; Ihey shall cause a record to be kept of all stoca subscribed or transferred, and of all business trails-actions, and their bookaand records shall at all reasonable times be npen to the Inspection of uuy and every atockholdar; they shall also, when required, preaent to Ilia stockholders reports In writing of the aituatlon and amount ol bnslneaa of the company, and declare and make such dividends efthe profits of the company, not reducing the capital alock while tliey have outatandlng liabilities, aa they ahall deem expedient. Sco. 6. The persoua named In mid certificate of incorporation, or a mijority of them, shall be commissioners to open books for anbscrlptlon to the capital stock of aaid company, at such limes and places as they ahall deem proper, and aaid company are authorized ta commence operations upon the subscription of eighty par cent of aaid atock. An Installment of thirty per cent, on-each ahare of stock ahall be made lo eaah at the time of making the subscription, and the residue there of ahall be paid la such Installments, at each times and place, and lo such persons as persoo ar persona subscribing to tha capital atock of each company ahall fall lo make payment for auch subscription, er any part thereof, at tha time or lime prescribed by tha director, tb aaid company ahall have power lo preeaed by suit to colloet the earn lo anyaonrtof competent jurisdiction, Pic. 7. Each stockholder ahall be Individually liable for all the debts of the company in an amount equal to the amount' of hia aubeeriptloa thereon In addition thereto. Sac. 8. This act ahall take effect and be In fore from aad after tha data of Ha passage. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the Honae of RapresmwlattveS. " MARTIN WELKER, April 2, 1859. . . President ot tli Banal. No. 108. AN ACT To amend an ant entitled "aa sot to establish alterations In Plate and County Roada," passed March 25lh. IP54. Section 1. Be it enacted by fh General A aembly of th Slate of Ohio, That the (I rat section of the act entitled "an act' In establish alterations In state and county roads," be and is beraby amended as aa lo read aa follows: Bee 1. That all alterations of stat or coanty roads, that are now or shall hereafter be lawfully made and established, shall form a part of aaid road, and ao much of lha original road aa Ilea between points at wliloh the alteration Interaectei, or Inljrsects, shall be aud remain vacated ft: 3. That the orlglnul section on to which thia la an amendment ia hereby realrl. Bsc. 3. Thia act ahull take effeol and be Iu fore from aud after lis paasnga. WILLIAM B. W0OD3, Speaker of the House of Repreaenlnflvea. MAKTIN WELKER. Krusldenl of Hie Beaute March 26, 1859. No. 72 AN ACT Supplementary to an act entitled "an act lo Incorporate tha btate Bank of Ohio and other Banking Companies, passed February 24, Ibl.V Suction, 1. Be It ennrlnd by the General Assembly ol the State of Ohio, 'That whenever a receiver shall have beau or lmll hereafter be appointed pursuant to tha 4 1st secliou of the act to which tills act la amendatory, a certificate by the clerk of the proper court of the appointment of auch receiver ahall be sufficient authority to hlin to lake possession of the hooka, property, rights credits, and ellVcta of every descriptlou of the independent banking company, in respect of which he ia such receiver, aud ahull be full authority to the aheriff of the county where auch banking compnny IS located, to give auch receiver full poa-eoselon of Such booka, proporty, rights, credits, and effects with tha aid of the comity If r quired so to do, by such receiver. Bsc. 2. Whenever the said receiver shall have reason to believe that any auch banking company haa Issued noes 01 circulation In violation ol' Ilia act to which this act Is an amendment, or that auch bunking? company la entitled lo any rights, credits, or eflectswhlch have been Improperly taken by any olIFor, employee, or stockholder thereof, or any other person, and which are in the bandar f the taker or any other person or persona to whom the sums may have been transferred, or Into whose hands the same may have otherwise come, It shall be lha duly of auch receive! to Investigate fully all the facta and circumstances touching such transaction, and for that purpose he is hereby authorized, if he derm It necessary und proper lo do so, lo Issue subposuos lor any persons found within the cou.itv, where auch eubpoioaa shall be Issued, commanding Ihem to attend before him at a time and place, in auch county, lo be designated In the suhpama, to testify, touching such matters as may be enquired of them by Hie receiver, and auch suhpeaua shall be served by the aheriff of auch county, und the receiver may also insert In such aubosnaa, a elanee requiring the production before lihn of audi booka und papers oa may bo designated therein, and ha ehnjjjiuve the sumo power to enforce obedience to such sub pecnaa, aud to punish for disobedience ihereto and lor refusing to testify in auch case, thatjiislicea of the peace are clothed with in ail eases of sulijco-uas Issued by Ihem. 610. 3. Bitch receiver may Institute suit In his own name aa such receiver, for all rights, credits, and effects, belonging lo auch banking company, In either the court of common pleaa or superior court of Franklin county; and upon such auit be Ing Instituted, he shall file Iu auch court a report of his doinue, together with the testimony taken np to that-Mmo aa auch receiver, and all the testi mony shall Sland In all respects aa the testimony taken )y a master duly appointed in such casn, and any party to the auit may except to any part of audi report, and ask a new reference, or take further testimony, and th court ahall have full power lo proceed ou the case, us It may deem pro per as in otner cusea niter reierence and report made by a master; provided that nothing herein contained shall be held lo deprive any party to auch auit of trial bj jury where auch party would have neen emiiieu iu a jury trim, 11 1110 receiver noo filed no such report. six. 4. J his net shall lake fllect from and after Its passage. WIL.J.IAM H. WIJUIK1, Speaker of the House of Repreeiitatlvee, E.BAStfETT LANObON. President pro leiu of ilia Seuuto. March 11, lfoa. No. 55.1 AN ACT To exempt from sale apd Execution certain Prop erty tnereln named. SacTios) 1. Beit enacted by the General As- embly of the Slate ol Ohio, That nil fire en- gin -s, hose, hose carriages, hooks, laduora, and lire buckets, together with any vehicle, machinery of any kind, used or kept to ba used by any Incorpoiated city, village, or fire company, for the purpoae of extinguishing lire be and tha same is iiereby exempt Iroin execution and sale lo satisfy any judgment, decree or dent arising from contract or otherwise: provided, Hint If any luror pom ted eily, village, or fire company that ia Hi proper owner of any auch property above speci fied, do voluntarily oreate a lien thereon by bill of sole or mortgage, snch lien ahall be valid In law, and not affected by any of the. provisions ol this act; provided, however, that the provisions of Ihls act shall not apply lo, or in any way affect lha remedy unou anv contract now exihtlnn. or iudr- meut rendered upou any contract In any court of this slate. Bsc. 2. This act shall lake effect and be in force from aud after it passage. william n. Toons, Speaker of the House of Representatives, MAKIIN Whl.rtr.lt. President of the Senate. March 4, 1859. No. 59 AN ACT To fix Ihe compensation of Coanty Commissioners. Miction. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That each' county commissioner ahall be allowed two dollars aud fifty eeutaper day, for each and every day that ha muy b employed Iu hia omclal dutiea, and hve cents per mile In going to and returning from Ih county sent Tor each regular or called session, not exceeding In Ihe whole eight sessions Iu any one year, to be paid out of the county t'easury npon the warraut or the county am.itor, except in eountica In which, by Ihe last federal census Ihe population amounted to on hundred thousand or upwards, In which eountlea each commissioner shall ba allowed five dollars -r day fur his services, to be paid out of county treasury aauforcaai'l, Sxc. 2. That Ihe act entitled "an act lo regulate Ihe fees of officers In civil and crliuliuil cnoes," passed April 8, 185G, ba and the sumo la hereby repealed. Bsa. 3- This act ahall take effect and be In force from and after Hi passage WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House of Itepreaeutatives. 13. BASSETT LANODON, Prrsideut pro lem. of the Senate. March 10, 1859. No 98 AN ACT. Relating to the partition of Real Estate held in com mm by Religions Societies. ' Sicnosr 1. Be il enacted by the. General Assembly of tli Stat of Ohio, That Iu all ease where two religious societiaa or congregations, by gift n purchase, have procured land npon which to erect a bout of publio worship and other buildings for churoh or school purposes, and for a burial ground and cemetery, iu common, and either of aaid aocustiea or congregations ahall ba desirous of abandoning the joint or common ns of said honsa of public worship or other erections, it shall ba competent for Ihe court ot common pleas, npon application of either of said societies or congregations, to make partition of tbe oee of said common property, except Ibe burial ground and cemetery, which may continue to be used in common. Sso. 3. In ease aaid court of common pleas Sail order partition of said premises so ooju-pied in common, it shall be necwasary to specify in said order for what purpose partition of in use) is made; and bow and for what purpose tbe use of Ih premise allotted lo each paly hall b occopied, and in mo cast) shall said premise or any part thereof b occopiel for any other purpus than the traction of a bouse of worship aud other eractlous connected there-wlh. . rite. 8. The oonrt of common pleas shall In no caa order partilion of tha use of said oom-tnon property, unless the same can he dona in auct manner as to occasion no eonfusion or in. convenience to either party In tb separata use of tb common properlr. Sue, 4. Tbe laws 00 In force regulating th mode and manner of proceeding for the partition of property held In common, shull be applicable to the proceedings contemplated lo this law, and in additiou thereto th commissioners appointed by tha oonrt ahull report to tl t court whether iu their opinion, partition of tbt use can be made in suoh manner at to occasion no confusion or inconvenience to either part;, in Ihe separate use of the common property. Sao 6. This act shall take affect aud ba In force from aud after ils passage. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House of R pn-sentntlvea, MARTIN WKLKEft, President of tbe Senate, March 26, 1859. rNo.99.1 AN ACT to authorise Conr.ty Coiuniisaioners to Surren der free I nrnpike Kauris 111 certain cases. Skc. 1. Be It enacted by the General Assembly of tbe State of Ohio, That the county conv miasioners of lha several Counties in this state shall have power, wtienernr, in Iheir flpiuion, the public interests will be mil-served thereby, to surrender to any turnpike ci.uipeu;, now existing or hereafter to be created or organized under the laws oT this state, any free tirn;ike or other mud in any county or counties in this state, and direct that the taxes levied and oollected under the act to which this act is supplementary, hall he paid over to such turnpike company, in rase in which such taxes shall nol have been disposed of uuder the act lo which this is supplementary, 10 be expended in const met ing or n pairing the road, to construct or repair which Ihe same was levied. Skc. 2. That any Inrnpike eompany receiv ing snch surreuder of any such free turn; ike or other road in this state, or the taxes co: lectio lo construct aud repair such road, under the act to which this act is supplementary, shall iatoe to the persons upon wle property tuch tuxes have been levied, certificates of stock for .ibe amount of tuxes by them ropecively paid, upon a hich they shull be entitled to dividends, pro rata, as other stockholders may be, upon ibeir stock. . Skc. S. That whenever three consecutive miles of suoh rood have u.en, or may be, cou struuted aud fiutsbed, according to law, the director of such compauy may establish, a toll gate thereon; and for every additional five miles, finished as aforesaid, au additional gate, and mny demand and receive tolls thereat, at rates not exceeding tbe rates now allowed by ai. act lo provide for the creation aud regulation of iu corporated compauies in tbe Slate of Ohio, passed May 1, 1852, and tho acts amendatory and supplementary thereof to other companies. Sec. 4. , Thai iu all elections lor directors of such company, each stockholder shall be allowed one vote for each share of stock by him held and one vote for each fraotion greater I hau half a share. Skc. 5. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. . MARTIN WELKER. March 26, 1859.- President of the h. nate. WILLIAM B. WOODS. - Speaker of lha House of Repiesen ativef. No. 150.1 ' " AN ACT To amend section two of an act emit ed "An act to relieve the District Court and legive greater efficiency to the Judicial S stem of the State," passed April 12, 1858, and supla-mentary to said act. Sec. 1. ' Be it enacted ly the General At-tembly of tiie State of OIUo, That section two of aaid act be ameuded so as to read as follows: See. 9. Any person desirous of such seeend trial, as provided for in the proceeding section, shall, at the term of the court at which judgment was rendered , enter on the records of the court notice of his demand for such second trial ; and shall enter into an undertaking within the time hereinafter limited with security to the satisfaction of the cb-rk of the eouit, payable to tbe adverse party, in' such sum aa may be fixed by the couit, and conditioned to the effect that the party obtaining such second trial shall abide aud perform the order and judgment of the court, and pay all moneys, costs and damages which may lie required or awarded against him, Consequent u; ou such second trial; provided, that in no ca-a ahall sd-administratnrs, executors or guardians, who mny have given bonds in this state, with surdities according to law, he compelled to enter into an undertaking In order to be entitled to a Secoud trial ss is above provided. Sec. 3. That said original section two Be and the same ia hereby repealed Sec. 3. That whenever notice is entered upon tbe records of the court of a parly 'a demand of a second trial under the provisionn of the act to which this act is amendatory and suple-mentnry.euch second trial shall not he allowed unless the court is of opinion that the case ia one in which a trial by jmy may be demanded by either party. Sec. 4. The opinion of the conrt allowing or disallowing a second trial, shall be entered npn the journal of the court, and, if in favor of the allowance of a ircond trial, then the undertaking required by the said second section of said act, as amended, shall be entered into withiu thirty days after the entry of said allow ance. .... 8 -e. 6. If the opinion of the conrt. ahall ho adverse to the rllowance of the second trial, either oartv may appeal to the district court from the judgment rendered in the case, byl giving notice thereof and entering into an ap-O peal bona greaoio 10 existing outline. See. 6. If the order of th court adverse to the allowance of the second trial, shall be reversed npon error by Ihe district court, or If the action ahall be apptaled and the appeal b dismissed on tha ground that a second trial should have been allowed, thee and in either case th action shall be remanded to the court uf common pleaa, and tb party or parties oa whose petition tbe said order waa reversed, or the party or parti who may har appealed such action, a th case may h, may, at the term ol th court at which th maudat is received, enter on the records of the court his de-manp for a second trial; and thereupon suoh action shall b proceeded in, ia all rwpeia, as if aaid judgment, so reversed, had been rendered at said term. See. 7. If tit or.'.jr of the conrt allowing a second trial ahall b reverted fur error there in by th district conrt, t'oea aaid action ahall ba retained for trial by th las', named court a npon appeal, and tb last mentioned court shall fix the amount and condition of th undertaking, to be five to obtain auch trial, fbr tho party Or parties woo may request it: and Ibereapon tb party or parties desiring such trll,shall within thirty days from th time of the entry oft h reversal of the order allowing auch second trial, eater into an undertaking in tli amount and condition prescribed by the district conrt, to the acceptance) cf the elark thereof, which shall b filed in tha offlo of th said dark; and thsraupon such action shall be proceeded in, in all rspecta,asif the earn had been originally appealed on notion regularly entered and undertaking given pursuant to tb aot regulating appeals to tha district court. " ! ( ' See. 8. In til cases where the party against whom judgement it rendered obtains (second trial under lb act to which this act it emu- dentory and sopleroentary. th lien of that opposiu party on lb real effate of lbs party so obtainiba auch second trial crested bv aaid judgment, ahall not bo by the abtainfog of sucn second flat removed or vtontedrbu IM real estate of said partr ao obtamtnn- snch second trial hall be bound in tbs) sifrrro tnall ner ts If said eecond trial bad not been de manded nntil the Onal detennlnatJc f to cause. Sco. 0. This act shall Uk afloat oa thai lSibdayof Apiil next. , ; WIL.1.1AM tl. WUUDSs t Conker of tb House of Ktpreeaola.lv), MAKTIN VYJKLKJiB. Prurideal of lha Senate, March 31. lffijl. .., , , No. 151 ATI ACT , ; aupioiiieniary to tne Act relating n slurlesy passed reortisry win. itMi. ana lo am ox tbe ninth section of aaid act... i i Seo. 1. Be U enacted btt th (kntral A' temliy of (he Stale of Ohio, That if It should be mado to appear to tlie clerk of the onrt of common pleas of any oounty In this state, af ter the annual ifctotier election, aod previous to the ai nual spring electrons, that' th number of jurors for said county as pro idvd And required by tha first section1 of th act to which this Is suplumentary aro Imrutllc'lcntjn number Irom wi tch to dratr and s8nrmon the regolitr grtfnd and petit juries for tbe common pleas nnd district Courts, to bt fcotden ill saiif county, previous to the next succeeding' aniirisl October elections, it shall b; tbs da - ly of sueh clerk immediately and isrvioos to said annual spring elections, to apportion" among the respective townships in said oounty, the number of SJdi.ional jurors required to fill such deficiency t coon. ing lo and upon the basis of appointment reduircg by the second section of llie act aforoaid, and notify the trustees 0t the several townships in said oounty, of such insu.llcieuct with the number of additional jurors so spjiointed end required of each township, by written rottcs, to be served and returned by tlo sheriff of such county, tfct same as s summons, is served and returned; and it shall be tbe duty of such trustees, at-their meeting at the annual spring electrons, npon the scrvicj o auch notice to select 0 good judicious persons, baring ths qualifica tions ol electors, their apoorlionroent or per sons to be returned as auch additional jurors, and shall forthwith furnish such clurk with the list of the name or names required as contemplated by the act, and such proceedings shall thereafter be bad with reference to the drawing, summoning, Sco., of such sddl- tionaljutoiS, as is provided by said Mt for jurors, selected at the anuual October sleo Hons. - Sec. 2. 1 hst section nine of an set e ti tled "an act relating to juries,' passed Feb ruary 9, 1831, be so amended a to read ss follows: That when a sumcient number or grand jurors shall not appear wbo shall bars been drawn and summoned agreeably to this act, before either of the courts at their stated term, or if it should so happen that' all th grand Jurors summoned ss aforesaid, shall tail to attend, it shall ana rosy m iswiui tor the court in either case, to order ths sheriff or other officer, lo summons flora among the. bystanders, or neighboring cittaens, So many good and lawlul men aa are necessary to form and complete the psncel of tbe grand Jury, or to issue a special vanir facias, lo th sheriff, ssmmanding him tosiimmon thapewonothste- iu i.atuod to atteud wnhwiUi to serf as grand Jurors, ' 1 dec. a. That section nine or tne set to which this i an aiuendmenl,be and the same is herehv repealed. Sec. 4. This act to take etlact from and attui its passage. Speaker of tbe house nf Representatives, UlllTtV lUL'T l'l'U President of th Senate. March 31, 1859. (No 1?3.J AN AOT ' To amend scetii n two of an aot passed Starch lltls 1863, to provide for tha poblleatio r cue general laws in nowspapers, aod to repeal an aot ea titled ''An aet to providefor ao early publication of th laws, aud for other purposus," passed Mare tSd, . 1850. - . ! i - Sec, 1. Beit unacted by th GenertH Attsnh Ivofthi Stute nf Ohio. That section tw of an aot psBsod March 11th, 1853, to provide forth publication or tne general law in newspapers, ana to reuenl an aot entitled "aa aot to provide for an early publication of tha laws, and farelbeTnrpu-i-s,"' passed Mnruh 23d; 1860, be soajamendea, is to raid as folluW.il Hi-. 1. That the anditur of state. secretary of state and attorney geaaral, as soo a possible after the passage of lairs by the General Assembly ateaoh session, ahall scleot from the gen-oral laws as passed, such as they ska 11 deem of general interest to tie.- people of tho state, and tbe same shall ba forwarded by tua auditor of state at tb earliest praet cable moment to tbe aH iters of th several counties, and it shall be tb duty of tb auditor, probate judg and prosecuting altorary of each couuty, to ooutraet for the publinatiou of tb some, Iu two woealy or daily newspapers printed therein, if so many there b,havingthe greatest sir-cnl itioii in the county, provided that in nooaee shall tha sumo be nublishtd in two papers of n party, two of opposite polities are published therein, aad klso in one German new-ruper,- if ther b an la aneh county, at a prioe not exceeding aizty eents per thousand ems, to be paid oat of their respMtiva cou n ty treasuries, a hereinafter provided, . Hoc. 2. Tint tha saeeral acetiim of . theaotabov) referred to be and tbe sum is hereby repealed. Seo. 5. Thia aot shall take e tfect aud b ia force from and alter its psge. ,, WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the Houso of Representative. ' MARTIX WELKER, , President of th Sonata. March 31, 1859. v ;. ' , No- 15S.J AN AOT.. - To limit tha operation of th aet entitled "in ae to repeal tb Ten far ism. i w, pasee asanas 14,jau,"sedFebra7ltfa,leU.-Section 1. At it entUd if the Umtrat Jmmtihf of the MU nf Ohio, That lb aet entitled "aa ao lo repeal tb tea per eent. law, passsl Monk 14, I860." passed fabroaryU, lSov.sb.U no apply to any contrasts now existing, or that any b mail before tb taking (ft! f aaid aet, bat aaid enatraeta shall b aad mnala la fall fore and effect, and npoa all jadgiaenla raadarad npon any of tha aforesaid uatra, later shall baeosapatedantilpaymat at tb rataspa-4--Bed therein, net eaeeediag ta pas not. tw anaas. as though thisat,isaadrbreary 11, lUt, had ot keen passed. Seo. 2. That this set shall kit effect tad be in fore npos its passag. . w ifeLiiAia p. n isujv A Speaker of th Hewas lUptvraairtstiT MARTIN Wf LKER. f President of th Seaat. March 31, 1850.. . SecstrrAaT. oa Statb's OrrrriE, t ' . .. . Columsus, April 15, 1350. $ , - 1 hereby certify thai th ftrregoins; act art) tro copies of ths original tvlhi on 44 as this) ofiic. " " - '' L P. RUSSELL, - ' -.' ' Secretary of Plat. I hereby twrtify that the foregoitig ar correct copies of ths lwt, aa foruisbed ait by Secretary of Btat. 1 8. ttVf ARQfTf AU " ' Auditor i KihihCo.,0. Mt. Yemen, June 7, 1S5V. r. -v. 1