The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

ch sixteenth, one thousand eight hundred
thirty.ninc; An act to abolish the Office Of
srintendent Of common schools, passed
xc1 - enty-thrd, one thousand eight hun
Va aiNi forty; An act 10 amend the oct entitled
act for the support and better regulation Of
(lmon schools, aud to create permanently the
pee of superintendent, Of March seventh, one
ppsand eight hundred and thirty eight, and
Il Il acts amendatory thereto, passed March
kenty ninth, one thousand eight hundred and
lty-one: An act to amend the act entitled all
N for the support and better regulation of com.
pn schools, and to create permanently the Of
" Of superintendent, Passed March seventh,
.e Thousand eight hundred and fVrty-two; An
further to amend the act entitled an act for
NJ support and better regulation Of common
Ehools, and to create permanently the office Of
.Suerintendeht passed. March eleventh. one
gousand eight hundred and forty three An act
81 amend the act entitled an act for the support
I'M better regulation Of common schools, and to
ksAcate permanently the oBce OF superintendent,
u March twelfth, one thousand eight hun
and forty -four; An act to amend the sixth
b % 9n OF an act for the support and better regu-
i of common schools, and to create perma-
,Ey the Office of superintendent, passed March
9Th, one thousand eight hundred and forty
An,act to amend the act entitled an act to
l3rncnd an act for the support and better regula-
| ton of common schools, and to create perma-
|%ently the Office or superintendent. passed
y larch twelfth, one thousand eight hundred and
d Rty- five; An act authorizing school directors to
Establish libraries for the Use Of common schools,
assed February twenty weight, one thousand
.ght hundred and forty-siX; An act to amend
Rsn act passed March eleventh, one thousand
Eight hundred and forty three, entitled an act
Further to amend the act entitled an act for the
$SuprAk and better regulation Of common
lschodkS, and to create permanently the office Of
passed March second, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-six; An act to
,rovide for the appointment Of county superln-
Neendents of common schools, and defining their
Pduties in certain counties therein named, passed
February eighth, one Thousand eight hundred
and forty-seyen; An act further to amend the
Get entitled an act to amend all act entitled an
ct for the support and better regulation ct COM
mon schools. and to create permanently the Of
flee of superintendent passed February eighth,
bne thousand eight hundred and forty
AN act to amend an act entitled an act for the
support and better regulation of common
Esehools, and to create permanently the Office of
superintendent, passed March seventh one
thousand eighs hundred and thirty and
Fthe acts amendatory thereto, passed February
Itwenty fourth, one thousand eight hundred and
forty eight; An act to secure the returns of the
statistics Of common schools, passed January
twenty first, one thousand eight hundred and for
ty- light; An actto provide TO- the establishment
of common schools for the education of the chill
dren of black and mulatto persons, and to amend
the act entitled an act for the support and better
.l-k. g IL, i
permanently the office of superintendent, passed
March seventh, onothousand eight hundred aud
thirty eight, and the acts amendatory thereto,
passed February twenty fourth, one thousand
eight hundred and forty eight an act to amend
theact entitled an act for the support and better
regulation Of common schools, and to create
permanently the Office OF superintendent, pass
ed March seventh one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, and the acts amendatogy there
to, passed February twenty fourth, one thou
j sand eight hundred and forty-eIght; An act to
au,X the eighteenth section Of the school law
of March seventh, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, passed February fourteenth,
! one thousand eight hundred and fOrty-eght;
4 An act to authorize the establishment Of sepa-
fate schools for the education Of colorcd children
i and for other purposes, passed February tenth,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-nne; An
ct to amend an act, passed February twenty
juitfi one thousand eight hundred and forty.
ieht, entitled all act to amend the act entitled
an act for the support aud better ra'latiesssef
common schools, and to create permanently the
office of superintendent, passed March seventh,
One thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight,
And tie acts amcndatory thereto, passed March
sixth, one thousand eight hundred and forty
nine: An act to amend an act entitled aa act for
the support and better regulation VI common
schools, and to create permanently the office OF
superintendent, passed March twelfth, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-ninei An act to
. amend an act entitled an act for the support and
Abetter regulation Of common schools, and to Gre
late permanently the office of superintendent,
sassed March seventh, one thousand eight hun
ID and thirty eight and the acts amendatory
3ereto. passed March twenty fourth, one thou
I'd eight hundred and forty-nine An act in
iation to school district tax, providing for the
nual school district meetings. and requiring
ms of school districts, passed March seventh,
e thousand eight hundred and fifty; An act
the appointment of state board of public
ructiou, passed March twenty second, one
sand eight hundred and fifty; An act sup
"a atary to the act for the appointment Of a
oard Of public instruction, passed March
i sfentysthird, one thousand eight hundred and
"; An act providing for school districts, and,
: Dol district meetings. prescribing ase duties
e,strict officers and clerks and treasures of
ssnibs and increasing the state and county
mon school funds, passed March twenty
8 til, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
be and the same are hereby repealed; pro-
d thabtho obligations or Liabilities incurred,
lights acquired under the provisions of any
sshe acts hereby rcpealed, shall remain, and
IN no wise altered or Affected, but may be en-
I fged as if this act had not been passed; and
sschoal officers in the several school districts
NE State, as now urganized, shall hold their
5cctive Offices, and perform their respective
es. until the local directors herein provided
8 shall have been elected and qualified.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
GEORGE REX,
Speaker Of the Senate, pro ten.
,reh II, 1853.
SEcRErARl : 0Frlcr,
CoLuMBus, March ID, 1885