Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-27


Attorney, Tor the use of the Grand Ju-
ry,) County Auditor, Treasurer and Snr-
seyor. County Commissioners, the Dr.
rectors of any County Infrmary. sny
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 be entitled TO
receive two copies Of the general laws
for the use of their Offices, and each
Township Clerk an additiona, copy for
the use of the township officers not here
in provided for.
Sec. 8. 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 numbers of extra copies OF
the general laws as he may deem me-
cessary, 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 treas.
ury of such county.
Sec, 6. 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 re-
quired 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 Librarian with five copies of the
General laws for the use Of the Libra
ry.
Sec. 7. When the laws of local ma
ture, and those of general nature are
stitched in separate volumes, each men,
Der of the General Assembly shall be
entitled TO one copy of the local laws.
and each Clerk of the Supreme Court
and Court of Common Pleas, each Judge
OF the Court of Probate, and each Coun-
ty Auditor, shall receive one copy of the
local laws for The use of their Offices re-
specuvely, and each Township Clerk
one copy of the local laws for the use
of his township, and each Of the Truss
tees Of the several wards, and clerks of
cities, shall be entitled to one copy. and
each presiding officer in any incorporaS
ted town shall be entitled to one copy.
Sec. 8 Each member of the General
Assembly, for his own use, and each
Clerk of the Supreme Court and Court
of Common Pleas. and County Auditor,
for the use of their offices respectively,
and each Township Clerk, for the use
of the inhabitants of his township, shall
receive one copy of the journals of the
Senate and House of Representatives;
the Auditor, Secretary and Treasurer of
State shall each be entitled to one copy,
and The Stale Librarian, for TIE use of
tine Library, five copies of said journals.
Sec. 9. Each University, College,
Academy, and Literary Institution of
this State, or that may hereafter be es~
tablished, shall be entitled to receive
one copy of the general laws of this
State, one copy of the journals of the
Senate and House of Representatives,
and one copy ofsuch each session there's
after.
Sec. 10. The Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas in each county shall, on
demand, deliver to each of the persons
anG Literary Institutions entitled to
copies of the laws and journals provided
for in this act, taking from the respec~
tive persons their receipts for the laws
and journals SO delivered, which shall
be filed IN the county Auditors Office,
subject to inspection. l.lr
Sec. II. Every person entitled Tex
cept members of the General Assembly.
Clerks and Sergeants-at>Ar Arms, Judges
Of the Courts and Literary Institutions)
to copy or copies of the laws and jour>
nails, and who haYe received the same.
shall deliver over the same to his or their
successors in office, and the same shall
remain the property of the State of
Ohio; and if any person aforesaid. who
is required to deliver over 10 his success
sor such laws and journals, shall refuse,
on demand, so TO do, he shall forfeit
and pay any sum not less than five nor
more than fifteen dollars. to be recover
ed in an action of debt in the name of
the State of Ohio, before any Justice Of
the Peace, for the use of the county.
Sec. l2. Whenever any greater NUNS
Der Of copies of the laws and journals
shall be forwarded to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of any county
than is necessary TO supply each person,
officer, or institution, or TO be otherwise
disposed Of, according to the provisions
of this act, and which shall remain un~
sold. then the Clerk aforesaid shall cares
fully retain the surplus number of the |
laws and journals in his Office, to pc de-
livered 10 the officers OF any new towns
ship which may be hereafter organized |
in said county
Sec. Is. Whenever any greater nuns
Der of copies of the laws and journals
shall be printed than may be required
for distribution under this act, the sur
plus copies shall be deposited in the of
fee of the Secretary of State, subject to
future distribution by law.
Sec. IA. The act for the distribution
and safe keeping of the laws and jour>
nails. passed March 18th, 1851, be and
the same is hereby repealed,
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
W. MEDILL,
President of the Senate