The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12

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oach year, or cause il to DO done by some
competent person, whom thoy shall appoint
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
p. HITCHCOCK. pro TEN.
Speaker ofMs House Of Representatives.
RoBEKT Q. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 10, 1861.
mo 65.l AN ACT
To amend section b43 of an oct TO establish |
code Of civil procedure.
SECTION l. BE iL-saactrd By he CGherdl
.Asscntbiy Of he State Of Ohio, That section
five hundred and forty-three Of tho act on
titled an act 90 establish o code Of civil
procedure be amended 80 as TO read as fol-
lows:
Section 6i3. III all cases in which the
plaintiff is non resident Of the county in
which the action is to be brought, before
, commencing such action the plaintiff must
, furnish sufficient surety for costs. The
surety must be o resident of the county
whom tho action may be brought and ap-
proved by tho clerk. His obligation shall
, be completed, simply by indorsng the sum
, mons, or signing his name on the complaint
Us security for costs. He shall be bound
, for the payment of all costs, which may be
adjudged against tho plaintiff in {! o court
, in which the action is brought, or in any
. other to which it may DO carried ,aad for the
i costs of the plaintiffs witnesses, whether
, the plaintiff obtained Judgment or not.--
\ Proridrd. that instead OF giving security as
above, tho plaintiff may deposit with the
a clerk of the court such sum Of money, as
security for costs in the case, rs in tho
| e h., ahnM 10 80, e..
that purpose. But the court may, on mo-
6 ton Of tho defendant, and If satisfied thai
a a such deposit is insufficient. require tho same
q to bo increased, or personal security to be
given.
4 SEC 2. Said original section 10 hereby
repealed.
Speaker ofMs House Of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
Passed April 10, 1891.
mo. &C | AN ACT
I'd To provide for tho rapid organization Of tn
n nilitia of Ohio, enlisted under any requ
silion Of tho President Of the Unite
n. States.
at SECTION I. Be il enacted be he Genera
m .AssrmJiy Of the State Of Ohio, That ih
go companies of militia volunteers raised
IA this state under requisition of tho Pros
oJ don't Of the United States. shall have ii
ba same company and regimental organizatio
~, as the army of the United States, and whc
80 organized shall Immediately proceed
n. elect their regimental officers, except th
al : rogimental adjutant and qunrtermastcr, VIII
ho shall be appointed by the colonel, and th
or rcgimental surgeons. who shall be appointe
no ss hereinafter required.
ct SEC g. The regiments shall be organ
izod into brigsdes and divisions, under th
n. directions of the governor, who 10 hereb
&C authorized to appoint from the citizens {
n, this state tho major general or generals, an
n. TO appoint from the general officers in con
of mission in the militia Of this state the bril-
adiers general to command such division
inn und brigades respectively, also to appoil
tbe all surgeons to tho regiments.
md SEC 8. Immediately on tho passage
red this oct tho governor shall appoint met
tho cal board, to consist Of not lees than thr
ex- skillful surgeons, and no person shall
md ceiye the appointment of surgeon or as
ned surgeon unloss he shall hayo boen examin
to and approved by said board.
: to SEC. 4. The governor shall further
authorized to appoint such numbers OF ai
lec- de-csmp as in his judgment may be nc
dor sary TO enable him to discharge his du'
,ers as commando er-in-chief. He shall also h'
cas-. authority TO appoint such assistant sdjuta
Yor. general and assistant quarterrnasters gene
ont. as may be necessary in his Judgments
tho officers 70 rank as lleutenant coioneis'
for SEC 8. The militia accepted by the g
lers ornor, and all officers thereof, and 81
ies, officers thereof, and staff officers in act
I ,hon - IN ha n
,er, emoiuments of the same grades of rank
irst tho United States army, from the time
80 tho acceptance of troops by tho state, a
OK from the time of the election and oppoi
lble mont of officers Of the line, or the CALI
the into actual service and necessary for the
'ov. fense of the state and accepted by the 6
any ornor.
rity SEC. G. This oct shall be in force fr
,ers and after its passage. and sections two
pro- three of an not entitled Gan act relating
and tho militia of Ohio, mustered into the sery
,ur- of tho United States under any reQuisit
lry. Of the President thereof" passed April
sing 1861, arc horoby repealed.
'unt p HITCHCOCK. pro TEN.
riiy Sneaker ofth House of Representatives
y 10 20 JAMES MONROE.
!. :, ~ ~ President of the Senate
ten. Passed. April 23. 1861.
and
s of AUDIToRs OFFICE, Chardon. O.,
lua- July 18th, 1861.
% of hereby certify that the foregoing q
s62, arc correctly copied from the original q
hich as reported to this office.
pur- G. @. FIELD,
.4uditor Of Gedngd County
d be
eS-The accounts from Kansas oil sp
rs fayorsbly of the crop prospects. Corn
high enough for the frat hoeng week
'e. and was looking we'll. Spring sowed VII
looks as we'll as man can wish. Tho wi
a..-..u Ia nnn raai Inaadnw with praas