Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01

oec.f D. Wnen inc secretary OI otste
shall forward the laws and journals TO
the several counties, as provided ior In
the second section Of this act. he shsli .
pay the freight on the same in sdvance,
and take a duplicate receipt for tho q.
mount SO paid, one ofswhich he shall y
file with the Auditor Of State. as4~sf'
Sec. 4. Each member Of the General
Assembly, each clerk and sergeant at
arms, each judge Of every court Of Re.
cord, each justice Of the peace, consta.
BILE, sheriff, coroner, recorder, commits.
sioner Of insolvents, prosecuting attor.
ney, (for the use Of the Grand Jury,)
county auditor, treasurer and surveyor,
county commissioners, the directors Of
any county infrmary, township trustees
and township clerk, shall be entitled to
receive one copy Of the general laws,
and each clerk Of the supreme court.
and court Of common pleas, shall DO
entitled to receive two copies ofthe gen.
eral laws for the use Of their Offices, and
each township clerk one additional co.
py for the use Of the township officers
not herein provided for. .... T.
Sec. s. The Secretary Of State, at the
same time that he forwards to the clerks
of the courts of common pleas Of the
several counties Of this state, the laws
and journals, as herein provided, shall
forward such number Of extra copies Of
the general laws as he may deem neccs.
sary, to be disposed Of, at price not
exceeding the actual cost, to those wish.
ing the same, and the proceeds Of such
sales shall be paid into the county trca.
sury ofsuch county. III. "a
Sec. 8. The Secretary Of State shall
furnish the Governor for his own use,
:, with one copy, and with such number Of
copies Of the general laws as may be
required for exchange with other states,
he shall furnish the auditor Of state with
four, and the treasurer Of state with two,
, the attorney general with one, for the
use Of their Offices, and the state Librari.
an with five copies Of the general laws
for the use of the Library.
Sec. I. When the laws Of a local ma.
ture, and those Of a general nature are
stitched in separate volumes, each mem.
is Der Of the General Assembly shall be
entitled to one copy Of the local laws.
in and each clerk OF the supreme court and
as court Of common pleas, each judge Of
is the court Of probate, and each county
,ir auditor, shall receive one copy Of the 10.
cal laws for the use Of their Offices res.
pectfully, and each township clerk one
O. copy of the local laws for the use Of his
" township, and each Of the trustees ofthe
v several wards, and clerks Of cities, shall
!" bo entitled to one copy, and each pre-.
), siding officer in any incorporated town
~ shall BE- entitled to one copy.
)" Sec. 8. Each member Of the General
nc Assembly, for his own use, and each
y clerk Of the supreme court and court
y Of common pleas, and county auditor,
a. for the use Of their Offices respectively,
) 10 and each township clerk, for the use OF
- the inhabitants Of his township, shall re.
csivs one copy Of the journals Of the
a. Senate and House Of Representatives;
N. the auditor, secretary and treasurer Of
nd state, shall each be entitled to one copy
and the State Librarian, for the use o
the Library, five copies Of said journals
Ia Sec. Q. Each University, College, A
ust cademy, and Literary Institution of thi'
on State, or that may hereafter be establish
OF ed, shall be entitled to receive one copy
on of the general laws Of this State, one CO.
py of the journals of the Senate and
atc House Of Representatives, and one copy
ult Of such each session thereafter.
OF Sec. 10. The clerk ofthe court Of com
on. mon pleas in each county shall, on dc
ark mand, deliver 10 each Of the persons
'ity and Literary Institutions entitled Il
copies Of the laws and journals provided
ess for in this act, taking from the respec
nj. tive persons their receipts for tho Law
Isl. and journals so delivered, which shall
be filed in the county auditors Office
subject to inspection. '
Sec. IL. Every person entitled (excep
I. members Of the General Assembly
clerks and serjeants' at. arms, judges q
the courts and Literary Institutions) to
'afe copy or copies Of the laws and journals
and who has received the same, shall d.
,ral liver over the same to his or their sue
hat cessors in Office, and the same shall re
ion main the property of the State Of Ohio
ect and if any person aforesaid, who is re
ind quired to deliver over to his successo
be such laws and journals, shall refuse, o.
ed, demand, so to do, he shall forfeit an
.ct. pay any sum not less than FIVE nor NOR
all, than fifteen dollars, to be recovered il
en-. an action Of debt. in the name Of tn