Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-20


er proceedings spcriisd in The ninih. tenth. and
eleventh sections, il the writ or ~riIs. n:esn'
process be rrlUrnrd NOT found by the sheriff o
the county in which The company is authorlz ID
by Law 10 have its place Of business. ihe clerk
Or the court in which such Information or Other
proceedings may have been filed, shall make
"ui notice OF the filing and substance thereof
and cause the same 10 be published for six con
secuive weeks, in sumo newspaper printed il
the county 10 which such company is author
IL d. as Aforesaid, TO have its place Of business
OF il no newspaper BE- therein printed, IN som,
u+wspsper printed 10 the city Of Columbus; and
an sfii iavI OF sHch publication. together wnh a
copy nf IN" said notice, shalt b. fitted 10 the Of.
| flee Of the clerk aforesaid; aud Ir the company
so made defendant, should Clil 10 answer OF
plead To- any such inflammation or o,hpr proceed.
ing. within Ihiuy days from the fling uf Ih- al.
fiiaviI aud copy aforesaid. Judgement shall be
given upon the default, ia like maOner ~ II the
writ or Wrils had been duly served aud re.
Iuued.
| Sec. %. That upon all appeals. wriis of or.
ror. cerIGrari. sUpers IDEAS, prucede6do. reprv.
IN. ne sxea,. injunction, alIachmeui, maudumu.
ar prohibition. taken vr sued out by the AIlrr
ney General, upon behalf OF the STATE. or upuu
behalf Of any other officer thereof, no security
! shall be- required,
Sec. e3. That nothing in this act shall b.
construed TO prevent eiIher party To any cause
brought under It's prov isinns. from taking the
deposIions ef such witnesses as reside out nI
the county IN which The cause may be- pending
or intend TO leave the county before the time ul
trial, or are unable 10 attend the trial in pei
son.
Sec. 2i. That The Attorney General shall
keep an office in The city of Colun bus. TO be
PROVIDED and furnished aI the States expensr,
aud the account IoT postage on his oili;ial cor.
respoHdprce shall be audiItd aud allowed bv
the Auditor Of STATE. aud paid out Of any funds
in the State Treasury nm OInerwise appropria.
Ted.
Sec. 25. That he shall keep. in suitable
books. To be provided Tor Iha, pur, o,e. II, the
SIaIe's expense, Il register Of ali actions, de-
mands. Complains, WTlls. iufurInauOns. aud 9th.
er suns prosecuted or defended b, him u(firiaI.
~, tCg Iher with all the proceedings had ~ res.
pect thereof. and also register OF all written
official opinions gwen by him, which said books
he shall deliver 10 his Successor al The expIra.
Iion of his term.
Sec. 26 That he shall, in the report re.
Qnred nl him, by article lhird seCiiun 2Jlh. of
the constitution, submit an ab>lracI Of ,hs STA.
ISucs Of CRIME returned to hlm bv The prvspcu.
ting attorneys u! ihe several COUNTIES. with a
general statement Of the business under his i'm
mediate charge.
See. 27 That the act to create the Office of
Attorney General aud to prescribe his duties.
passed the 10Th day of February, in the year
eighteen hundred aud lorIy.s X. aud the acts
amendnlory thereof, passed the twenty. fourth
day Of February, in the yepr eighteen hundred
and forty eight, aud the nInelceIb day OF March,
IN the year eighteen hundred and forty nine, b.,
and the same are repealed
JAMES e. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House ol REPRESENTATIVES,
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President OF the Senate.
May |, 1859.
! do hereby certify that have read and com.
pared the proof of the foregoing acts, aud tha,
they are correctly printed from the copy cenif.
ed and forwarded by the Secretary of State.
f. s. McKEAN.