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wear, and every married woman, during
coverture, or after her husbands death.
snail be considered legally settled in the
place where he was last legally sealed;
but il e shall have had no legal ssuls- :.
men,. then she shall be considered as set
tied in the place where she was last lsgsl-s
lylsettled before marriage Provided, that
nothing in this section shall be 90 cor
slrued as to release any township from its
legal obligations TO support any person or
persons removing from such township, un.s
Ill such personor persons shall have gain
ed legal settlement in the township 70
which such person or persons ehall have
removed Provided. further, that il any
person or persons shall become a town
ship charge, before such person or persons
shall have gained legal settlement in
any township to which any snch person
or persons shall have removed. they shal!
not be considered as having gaiu ed legal
settlement in such township, during the
time that such person or persons shall fs-
main township charge. 54sa
SEC. Q. That the trustees Of each town
ship shall afford relief or support to any
person or persons within their township.
not having a legal settlement in the same.
when such relief or support is needed;
Provided, tho, whereas The trustees OF any
township shall be cal ed upon to afford
relief from The township treasury, in any
county having county Infrmary, to am
person or persons, who have no legal
settlement in this State, or whose place OF
residence is unknown, it shall be the duty
of the trustees to make out an order 10 the
directors Of such county infrinary, 10 re-
ceive and provide for such person or per-
sons, who have no legal settlement in
This State. or whose place of residence
is unknown, it shall be the duty OF the
trustrees TO make out an order to the di-
rectors of such county infrmary, to re-
ceive and provide for such persons SO
long as the said trustees may direct; Pro.
vided, further, that whenever the trustees
of any township shall be called upon to
afford relief from the township treasury
in any county having no infirmary, to
any person or persons, who have no legal
settlement in this State, or whose place OF
residence is unknown, il shall be the duty
Of such trustees to keep an accurate ac>
count of all moneys so expended, and
certify such account, together with tho
vouchers for the same, to the county COM
missone's of the county, who shall cause
the amount so paid to the township, out Of
the county treasury; Provided, further.
that in case any person or persons, be-
coming chargeable TO any township, as
aforesaid, shall have no legal settlement
within this Stale, the trustees may re.
move such person or persons to the State
where he, she or they have a legal settle
ment; unless such person or.perspns shall
give sufficient security to indemnify the
said township.
SEC. 8. That sections one, three and
seven Of the act to which this is amsnda-
tory be, and the same are hereby repealed
+. G. LEBLOND, g r.@a
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBT, LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn
May 1st, 1864. -
AN ACT 4eafels
To provide for the distribution of Swans Reyis-
cd Statutes of Ohio. agg;;
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, ,an
That the Secretary Of State be, and be j. hero
by authorised aud directed to distribute, in the
eau me ma ~ner as tn. general laws are now by
law distributed, Derbys New Revised Edition
Of Swans Statutes of Ohir, in the following
manner! .E
p, To each Judge Of every Court Of Re-
| cord, and to each Clerk thereof, each
justice Of the Peace. Sheriff, Coroner
County Treasurer, County Surveyor
County Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney
Auditor of the County. Board OF Dirsc:
tors Of any County Infirmary, and each
Township Clerk, one copy; and the Stats
/, officers as follows: To the Governor for
4 his own use one copy, and for exchange
: with States with whom this State Is. ac>
j. cus.oned to exchangs copies Of laws
J. such number as may be required for tha
: purpose; to the Auditor Of State four. "a
/ the Treasurer of State two, 10 the .Attor'
n ney General one, to the State Libraries
five copies for the use Of the Library ,ant
g to each member Of the Board of Publ,
. Works, and each Superintendent Of tn
: Benevolent Institutions of the STATE, ON
copy De, a.r5e{) o,l..g as.,4
The remaining copies. if any, BE- pre-
IS served in the Stale Library, for publi'
!. use; and if the number now ordered b
H. insufficient for the foregoing distribution
the said Secretary Of State shall orde
su:h additional copies az may BE- neces
he sary. under thu provisions of M act en-
titled, IAN act 70 aulhorise the Secfetar.
W Of State 10 &C ract for copies 81 nev
revised edition Of Swans Statutes 0
N N Ohio," passed April 18th, 1854. NV
~ SEC. Q. The copies herein ordered to b
rs distributed TO officers, shall bcl preserve
's by them and delisefedsto ,heH sIccessol
y in Office. fs 1sasay iai sal
n, .s}al n. g. LsBLOND.4u aaw
~ Speaker Of the House Of Representative
ip AN ROBT, LEE;
MI si Il president'of The Senate pro Ten
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