M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

SEeT:os /. Be 4 enacted BY the General
Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, That section
two Of an act entitled an act "lo amend the
act entitled an act regulating AppealSlto the
district court" passed March 10, 1857, bS
90 amended as 10 read as followsi Section
I2. When On order discharging an order o.
attachment is made, aud any party Affected
thereby, shall except thereto, the court o
Judge shah fix the nulnbefof days. not 20 e1
coed thirty, in which such party may file hi
petition in error, during which time The prop
erty attached shall be held BY the sheriff o.
other officer, during which period the peti
ton in error shall 6e filed, and the party i'll
ing the same shall give an undertaking e
the adverse party, with surety or sureties, tC
be approved by The clerk Of the district cour
IN double the amount of the appraised value
of the property attached, conditioned to pay
said adverse party oil damages sustained b,
such party, in consequence OF the fling O
said petition in error in the event that sait
order Of attachment shall be discharged BY
The court in which said petition in error shal
be fled Ss having been wrongfuly obtained
And when such petiIionin error is filed ,anc
an undertaking given as herein provided, ,sail
sheriff, brother officer, shall continue to holt
the property attached, subject to the further
order Of the court.
Sec. 2. That the original section two o
the act Of which this is amendatory be anC
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act sha Il take effect and be II
force from and after its passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
........ President Of the Senate.
Passed February 10. 1861.
mo. l4.I AN ACT
To authorize the guarantee Of United States
Bonds.
WHEREAS, By the 18th section OF an acI
OF the Congress Of the United States, entitled
ian act to regulate the deposits Of the pub
lie money, approved the 2sd of June, 1896
the sum Of two millions seven thousand two
hundred and sixty dollars and thirty -foul
cents. belonging TO the United States, wal
deposited with this State for safe keeping
and
WHEREAS, this State, by an act Of thu
Legislature, passed on the nineteenth day o.
December, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-six, entitled ian act to accept thil
States proportion Of the surplus revenue o.
the United States" agreed to receive the
said money on deposit, and pledged the faith
Of the State for its sale keeping and repay.
ment whenever the same should be required
by the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the Uni
ted States; aud
WHEREAS, In the present disturbed condi.
tion Of the country il is the duty Of thii
State by all possible efforts, to support tn,
authority Of the Federal Government ant
sustain its credit and
WHEREAS. 1t is believed that the afore
said deposit Of money with this State may
be made instrumental in sustaining the pub
lie credit, by pledgIng it as security for the
payment of loan by the United States Il
the amount Of such deposit: therefore,
SECTION |. Be ii enacted by the Genera
Assembly ofths Stat. Of Ohio, That upon th'
request OF the Secretary oil the Treasury o.
The United States, the commissioners Of the
sinking iuad OF this State be and they ar,
hereby authorized and required, under theil
hands and the great seal Of this State, Il
guarantee the payment of the principal ant
interest Uf any bonds of the United States
to the amount Of the moneys belonging t
the United States which were received BY
this State under the before mentioned act o.
June 23d, 1886, and are now in its custody
for safe keeping as aforesaid. .T'
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect on iti
passage. u. L D..
- RICHARD G. PARSONS, e
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
... ROBERT C. KIRK,
President Vt the Senate.
Passed February IA, 1861.