The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-11


I ot eNahuugr, or other securities or goods
or ohattels, Tor the purpose of evading,
hinIoriuy or postponng Ihe operation aud
effect of this act, he or she shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and up
on conviction thereof, in tho court of
proper cosui2moe AMI jurisdiction, shall
be lined IN any sum not exceeding one
thousand dollars, or imprisoned in the iail
of the county not exceeding sixty days,
or both NJ the discretion Of the court, aud
pay the costs Of prosecution.
Sec. Is. La case any bank or other
person whose properly is taxed under the
authority Of this act, shall neglect or re-
fuse u pay the taxes so assessed, then so
long rs such taX5s unpaid, a plea of such
non-pnyment of taxes shall be a good plea
in abHement until the same shall be paid
R full, in any suit which may DO insti
tuted in any court Of this state, by such
bank or Other person herein named, or for
It's or his use or benefit, to enforce the
collection OF any note, bill or contract for
the pigment OF money. Aud in case any
person or persons should resist oppose or
prevent the treasurer or commissioner, or
any deputy or other person acting by the
command Of either, in the execution of
the duties enjoined by this act, such per.
son or persons shall be liable to the same
prosecution and punishment. in all re
spects, as il he or they hal resisted, op.
posed or prevented sheriff or constable
in the execution OF state writ.
Soc. d. That il any county treasurer
or commissioner shall refuse or nepleet 70
perform any Of the duties enioined uoon
him by this act at the time herein speci-
ned, IL shall DO taken and deemed as a
breach Of the condition of his official
bond and shall subject him and his sure
ties to an action in thai behalf, to recover
the amount Of the taxes assessed and un
paid, as aforesaid, with interest and ton
per ceutum penalty, and costs Of suit,
which action shall be instituted aud con
Quoted by the attorney general as speci.
fed 10 the seventh section of the act to
prescribe his duties, passed tho lirst day of
May in Tie year eighteen hundred aud ff-
ty-two.
Sec l5 That wherever an injunction
has been or may hereafter ba granted by
the court Of common pleas, or court of
probate, Of any district or county, or by
any Judge of either Of the said courts.
against any person holding the office of
county treasurer, or county auditor, or
commissioner herein specified, or any
other county or state officer, to restrain
such person from performing any duty of
his said Office, directed oraulhorized by
any statutes of this state, for the collec-
ton Of the public revenue, the attorney
general may, upon receiving copy of
said proceedings. file. ia the office Of the
clerk Of the proper court motion to dis.
solve Tie injunction with COSTS aud nj
any time thereafter, on five days notice b
the complainant or complainants, or his,
her or their counsel, the attorney general
or the prosecuting attorney Of thu county
may demand that the said motion shall be
heard by the proper court. il Ia session,
or by any jadge Of said court, if 10 va
cation, and such court or Judge, as afore-
said, shall thereupon bear aud speedily
determine the same. And in case the
said court or Judge shoul refuse to dis
] solve the said injunction, with costs, tho