Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-04-05
Fremont Journal.
OF OHIO.
Published BY Authority.


rNo. 1871 An Act
To amend the act entitled can act TO amend the act ent
tied an act regulating appeals to the district court"
passed March 10, 1857.
srcfioN l. BE enacted by tie General Assembly If
the State Of Ohio That section two Of act entitled
act "to amend the act entitled act regulating ap-
peas to the district court passed March 10 1897 be so
amended as to read as follows Section When order
dscharaina an order attachment made and any par
ty affected thereby shall except thereto the court or
judge shall hx the number Of days not to exceed thirty
In which such party may Gle his petition in error dur
ing which time the property attached shall be held by the
sheriff other other oce during which period the pc
ttion IN error shall be ded and the party Cling the same
shall give undertaking TO the adverse party with sure
ty or sureies to be approved by the clerk OF the district
court In double the amount Of the appraised value Of the
property attached, conditioned to pay said adverse party
all damages sustained by such party, in consequence Of
the hing Of said petition IN error IN the event that the
in which said petition in shall be hed having
been wrongfully obtained And when such petition in
is fled and undertaking given herein provid
ed, said sheriff. other officer shall continue TO hold
the property attached subject to the further order Of
court.
SIC O. That the original section two Of the act Of
which this Is sendator, be aud the is hereby
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be in force from
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House ofRepresentatives. OF
ROBERT c. KIRK,
Passed February 49, 1861. President fthc Senate.
mo. .1Al An Act
To authorize the guarantee of United States Bonds
WHEREAS by the 18th section of an act orCongress
the United States entitled tan act to regulote the depos
its Of the public money approved the 22d Of June 1885
the Of two millions thousond two hundred and
sixty dollars and thrtyour cents belonging to the Uni
ted States, was deposited with this State for safe keeping
and
WHEREAS This State by an act ofthe Legislature, pass
ed the nineteenth day Of December thousand eight
hundeed aud thirtysix entitled San act to accept this
States proportion Of the surplus Of the United
Sates agreed to receive the said money deposit and
and pledged the faith the State for its safe keeping and
repayment whenever the should be required by
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United States and
WHEREAS In the present disturbed condition of the
country t is the duty ofths State by all possible efforts
to support the authority of the Federal Government and
sustain its credit; and
money with this State may be made instrumental in sus-
taihing the public credit by pedgng it as security for
the repayment Of loan by the United States to the
amount Of such deppsit therefore, nd
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the General Assembly Of
the STATE 81 oAio That upon the request Of the seerea-
Of the Treasury Of the United States the
Of the sinking fund Of this State be and shey here
by authorized and required under their hands and the
great seal OF this State to guarantee the payment OF the
principal and interest of auy bonds Of the United States
to the amount Of the moneys belonging 70 the United
States which received by this State under the above
mentioned act Of June 23d 1896, and In its
tody for safe keeping aforesaid.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect on its passage.
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
ROBERT c. KIRK,
Passed February IA, 1851. President of the Senate.
mo. 1871 An Act
Making appropriation for the payment of the temporary
Loan.
SECTION l. Be II enacted by the General Assembly o.
the State of Ohio That there be and is hereby apprOpr
ated from MONEYS ia the Treasury belonging the
Sinking Fund.- for the payment Of the principal of the
temporary loan maturing March 1861, and the interest
thereon, the ofthree hundredsnd fysix thousand
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect upsn its passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.