The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
VOLUME x. NO. 26.

mover been made, whenever tho sni1 com-
pauy shall perform the matters aud things
in this section required, the same shall be-
s,ken and held as a surrender of the said
reservoir aud Of all tho rights and interests
OF said company acquired under the con-
tract for the enlargement thereof, aud tho
auditor os state shall thereupon draw his
warrant for whatever balance may be duo !
them after making tho deductions in this !
act directed.
SEC. 5 The capital stock Of said com.
pauy negotiated by E S Haulin to Will
fam II. Gibson aud shown by the testimony
takCu by tho treasury investigating com
nitteo to be in the hands of G. l.. johnson.
Is hereby declared to be the property of the
state, aud all liability Of said company to
eaid Gibson, johnson, or any ussiguoes ot
them or either of them. is hereby declared
annulied and made void; anG the pro rata
dividend due said stock, on settlement of
said company with its stockholders hereby
is directed to bo retained as the money of
the State of Ohio; and the same shall he
credited to W. II Gibson upon whatever
amount he may bo found to owe tho state
on settlement Of his accounts rs treasurer
Of state.
SEC. 6 The auditor of state and attor-
nov general are hereby directed and en-
powered TO settle with said company, unjUr
and in accordance with the provisions of
this act. All payments of money in this
act directed shall be made on tho warrants
Of the auditor, drawn in conformity to Law;
and all expenses incurred hy said auditor
and attorney general in the execution Of
this act sha be reimbursed out of tho tres
Bury; and this act shall be in force from aud
after it's passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
PresideHt Of The SeMdtc.
March 81, 1859.
No. 1887
AN ACT
To amenl soc'. two OF an act passed March
llth, 1853, 10 provide for tho publication
of tho general laws III newspapers, and to
repeal an act entitled "Au act to provide
for an early publication of the laws, and
for othor purposes" passed March 23h,
1850.
Secrrou /. Be itenacted by the Gene
raj ASSEMBLY ofMe State Of Ohio, That
section two Ot an act passed March lth.
1853, to provide for the publication of the
general laws in newspapers, and to repeal
an act entitled IAN act to provide for an
carly publication of tho laws. and for other
purposes" passed March 23d, 1850, bo so
amended as to read follows. Sec. 2 That
the auditor of state. secretary of state aud
attorney general, as soon as possible attor
the passage OF laws by tho GUneral Assem-
bly ut each session, shall select from the
general laws as passed, such as thoy shall
deem OF general interest to the people OF
the State, aud tho same shall DO forwarded
by the auditor of state Mt the earliest prac-
ticabo moment to the auditors of the sovo-
raj counties, and it shall be tho duty of au.
ditor, probate Judge and prosecuting attor-
ney of each county, tn contract for the pub
LEGATION of tho same, in two weekly or daily
newspapers printed therein, if so many
there be, having the greatest circulation in
the county, provided that in no caSC
shall tho Same DO published in two
papers of one party, If two of oppo
site politics are published therein, and als'
in ono German newspaper II thoro DO on
in such county, ut price not oxcccdini
sixty cents per thousand ems, to be paid ou
of thoir respective county treasures, u
hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. That tho second section of tn
act above referred TO bo and tho Same
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall taIo effect and b,
in force from aud after It's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of III, House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
Prosideut of the Senate.
March 81. 1859.