The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

the printer, who shall print the same at the |
close of said volume. There shall be no charge |
for composition for printing the three thousand /
copies of said documents aud none of them shall
be printed otherwise than is provided in this
and ha two preceding sections o. this act.
SIC. IL. There shall be three thousand copies
OF each journal and appendix printed, There
shrll be twenty-five thousand copies Of the laws,
and Joint resolutions printed, and all the laws
local and general, and joint resolutions printed,
shall be bound in the same volume. II any
wear there shall b. no session of the general as
sembly, the documents printed under the pro-
visions of the seventh, eighth and tenth sections,
shall be distributed according to the provisions
of the l4th section. The pamphlets named in
the 9Th section printed for The general assembly,
shall be divided equally among the m b'rs.
and the number when any member shall be en-
titled to receive shall be boxed up with the vol
ume of the executive documents, and sent there
with to the county seat of the county in which
the members resides. Provided that there shall
be printed foIr thousand copies Of the journals,
appendices and executive documents Of the pres
.enl session.
SEC. 2. Each member and officer of the gen.
eral assembly, for himself, and each court Of
record, and each county auditor for the use of
their officers respectively and each township
clerk for the use of the people OF his township,
shall be entitled TO one copy of each journal and
appendix, and the volume Of executive docu-
rncnts. Each university, college, academy, or
other literary institutions, which now is, or may
hereafter be established in this State shall be
entitled to one copy of the laws passed at each
session of the general assembly, and also to one
copy of each journal and appendix, and one
copy ofexecutive documents.
SEC. l3 Each member and officer OF the gem
eral assembly, for himself, each Judge, and each
clerk, of every court of record, each justice Of
the peace, constable, township trustee, town
ship clerk each mayor, auditor, treasurer, clerk
recorder, (oI trustee of any ward) in any city
or village each county auditor, treasurer, re-
cordcr, sheriff, prosecuting attorney, commis-
sioner OF insolvents, surveyor, coroner, infrma-
ry director, and county commissioners, shall
be entitled to receive one copy of the laws
passed at each ssion OF the general assembly
for their use while filling such offices but eve
ry such officer, (rxcept members and officers of
the general assembly, as may by virtue Of his
office receive a copy Of the laws, journals or
executive documents, for his use, while filling
such Office, shall deliver the same 10 his success.
or in Office for his use while filling such Office,
ana If auy such person shall refuse, on demand
being made to deliver them to his successor in
Office, such person so refusing shall forfeit and
pay any sum not less than five nor more than
fifteen dollars, to be recovered in an action
brought by the successor in Office of such per.
son, in the name OF the State OF Ohio ('or the
use of the comfy where such action is brought)
before any justice of the peace OF such coun.
ty.
SEC Il. Tie secretary of State shall as soon
as the laws journals, and executive documents
of each session. are printed. and ready Tor dstr-
button, box tp the number of each 20 which
each county may BE- entitled. together with such
numb'r OF extra COMES Of fhs laws for sale as hp
may deem sudicient to supply the demand for
the same, and forward the same by public con-
vtyauCe to the auditor of ile county II ny
county seat b. So situated ,iat the laws, journals
and documents cannot b. sent to the same by
public conveyance, they shall b, loIwar I'D 10
q secure place rs near such county seat us prag-
ticabla and the secretary oi State shall notify
the county auditor in writing. Of The delivery
Of the same at such point, and he county uu-
dtur shall contract with some person to convey
the same to the county seat. The treasurer OF
each county shall, on the order Of the auditor
pay the charges for the cunvt vance Of the same
from Columbus to such county scat and he shall
take tripliCate receipts therefor, ON" Of which
he shall file with The county auditor and the
other Two he shall forward to the secretary OF
S,eic one of which he shall file with The audit
or ui State, who shall thrreupun issue his war
rant on the treasurer Of State for the amoant
thereof who shall pay the same 10 th- secretary
Of State out OF any money appropriated Tor that
purpose, which may b, in the treasury, and the
secretary Of State shall remit the same to tile
county treasurer
SEC Is. The county auditor shall deliver the
laws. journals and documents To- such persons
and institutions us may b. entitled to receive
them, when so requested to do. and shall take
receipts therefor. and file The same in his uflinc
subject 10 inspection. All such copies Of The
laws as may bs forwarded 10 any county for
sale, shall b. delivered By the auditor to TIC
clerk of the court of common pleas. aud The an
diior shall take his receipt therefor, and fiji
the same with the receipts Aforesaid and tn.
auditor shall likewise charge the said clerk viii
such laws, in book kept for such purposes il
his office, at the actual cash cost of the same
which actual cost shall be ascertaiuei by tn.
secretary of Stale, who shall notify the county
auditor thereof, and the clerk shall sell sid awj
at the actual cost, and quarter yearly after he
has received the same, shall pay all money;
which may come into his hands from such salet
into the county treasury, and all such moneys
shall be considered part of Of general revenue
, of the county. All copies of The laws whi,l
shall not be disposed OF to persons or iustitu
, tions entitled to the same, or which may no
be sold shall b. carefully preserved by the clerk
to be delivered to the. officers of any new town
; ship, or newly incorporated village, or to sucl
} officers entitled thereto, as may by any una
vodahe accident have lost their copies Of tn
same
! SEC 10. lhe secretary oi state shall deliver Il
the governor, for his own use, two copies 0
the laws aud one copy Of the journals and doc
uments: he shall deliver to the auditor Of state
and treasurer of state, each, three copies of tn
7 laws and one of the journals and documents; Il
the attorney general, each state house commits
siOner, each trustee, or superintendent of an
: state benevolent institution, each director an
warden of the pcnitentiary each mcmb'r of tn
E board Of public works, each member Of the stat
:, board of agriculture, one copy of the same
T and the commissioner Of common schools shal
r receive the same and the secretary of stat
g shall furnish the governor with such number o
d. copies Of each as well as will be necessary II
. furnish each state and each of the depart
0 men's Of the general government Of the Unite
: States with copy; and the secretary of stat
D shall furnish the state librarian with five copie