The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-20
ceive for the amount 50 borrowed, q
like certificate as in the preceding ca

ceiye for the amount 80 borrowed, q
like certificate as in the preceding ca.
ses. r- I...-.....
Sec. II. Provides that for the pay.
ment of the certificate thus issued, and
also that when the aggregate amount
Of such certificates chargeable against
any such fund, is greater than the
fund as applicable for their payment,
a rateable proportion shall be paid on
such certificates, and no, more.
Sec. II. Provides that all moneys
hereafter borrowed, pledged, advanced
or subscribed for the payment of boun-
ties remaining unapplied, and all sums
which shall hereafter be raised by
loan or otherwise, for such purpose,
shall be paid into the county treasury,
and shall be paid out tpon order Of
the county commissioners, and the
county commissioners shall issue their
order in favor of each volunteer, on
the certificate of the proper officer,
that the volunteer has regularly en-
listed and mustered into the service of
the United States under the existing
calls of the President, and credited
upon the quota of the State and coun-
ty and township paying the bounty.
Sec. 13. Provides that in all cases
where county commissioners, TOWN.
ship trustees, or other municipal au.
thorities have issued orders or certi-
fcates of Indebtedness, and used the
same in payment of bounties, and the
volunteers have sold the same at less
than par value, the authorities shall
not redeem such certificates by paying
any more thereon than was received
therefor by the volunteer when he sold
the same, and the difference between
the par value of such certificate, and
the amount for which the certificate
was sold, shall be paid to the volun-
teer to whom said certificate was is
sued. .....
Sec. IA. Requires commissioners,
trustees, &c., to keep record of all
proceedings under this act.
Sec. Is. Provides that in any town
ship where the trustees, acting indi-
vidually or officially, have borrowed
the money requisite to pay volunteers
or veterans; not exceeding one hun
dred dollars to each, they may certify
the amount required to pay the same,
as provided in section five, to the
county auditor, who shall place the
same upon the duplicate against the
property of such township, and when
collected, the county auditor upon the
requisition of trustees, shall draw his
order on the county for the same in
favor Of said trustees. a.
Sec: 16. In order to provide for
any present or future calls for troops
allows the proper authorities of any
city or township to offer bounty for
volunteers, not exceeding one huns
dred dollars. For the purpose of
paying such bounty, the city council
or township trustees, may borrow the
amount of money required at any
rate of interest not exceeding six per
cent, and issue bonds therefor on
the faith and credit.of such city or
township, which shall be binding and
obligatory on the first Monday in May,
after any such draft shall have
been ordered, and the quota for such
city Or township determined under it,
the city council or trustees having is
sued such bonds, shall determine the
amount of tax necessary to be levied
on the property Of the city or town
ship to pay the same with the interest
thereon and cost Of collecting, and i'm
mediately certify the same to the
auditor thereof, and assess the re-
qusite amount of tax SO required upon
the property Of said city or township
in his county, and when collected the
county auditor shall, on the rcquisi-
ton Of said city council or township
trustees draw his warrant on the
treasurer of his county therefor. The
money shall be applied to the payment
of said bonds and to no other purpose
whatever. ............ ....
Provided, That in any city or town
ship where there is any surplus after
the payment of such bonds, the said
surplus money may be used and ap-
propriated to the current expenses of
such city or township. @ .