The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-18

hereby repealed.
1 F.& LEBLOND, @
Speaker of the House of Rep.
i JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate
May 8 3',1854. -rA
T6Ol AN ACT
To regulate the admission and support of
pupils in the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb.
Sec. 1. Be 1t enacted By the General As-
sem51y of the State of Ohio, That all pu-
pills who have been, or may hereafter be
admitted from this State, into the Institu
ton for the Deaf and Dumb, shall be sup
ported at the expense of the State: Pro
vided, that the travelling expense, and the
expense of clothing, shall be furnished by
the parents and guardians of said pupils.
/ Sec. 2, That in case the parents or
guardians of any pupil or pupils, shall
fail at any proper time, to furnish the re-
quisite clothing for said pupil or pupils, it
shall be the duty of the Auditor in which
said parents or guardians reside, upon due
notice from the Superintendent of said
Institution, to inquire into the matter; and
if, upon investigation, he shall ascertain
that said parents or guardians are unable,
from any good cause to comply with the
provisions of section one, of this act, he
shall so certify to said Superintendent,
who shall at once proceed to clothe said
pupil or pupils, at the expense of the
State; butif it be ascertained that said
parents or guardians have no good AMI
sufficient reason for not complying with
the provisions of this act; said auditor
shall at once give notice to said parents, or
guardian or guardians, specifying what a
mount of money, or what clothing is re-
quifed. as the case may be, for said pupil
or pupils; and if said money or clothing is
not supplied within reasonable time; said
Superintendent shall proceed to clothe
said pupils, and shall SO notify said audi
tor, who shall proceed to collect, the
amount of expense SO incurred, as other
debts are collected, and shall pay the
same over to said Superintendent, who
shall account to the State for it, as other
funds coming into his hands are account
ed for.
Sec. 3. That SO much of section one
Of an act passed, March 8, 1854, further
to amend an act entitled can act to estab-
lish an Asylum for the education of the
DEPT and Dumb persons, and for repeal
ing all laws heretofore passed on that sub
iiect, as conflict with the provisions Of this
act, be, and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
-- JAMES MYERS,
t. ~. a r President of the Senate
April 29th, 1854.
4 T491 AN ACT
To regulate the fees of Justices of the
Peace and Constables.
Sec. 1. Be IL enacted By the General as
sene5w Of the State of Ohio, That all JUS
tees of the Peace of this State shall, for
services rendered, as hereinafter specified
be entitled to the following fees, towit:
For summons, each person named in the
witt, fifteen cents: for order of arrest,
capias, writ of attachment, writ of re-
plevin or mittimus, twenty-five cents each
for every supena, for one person, fifteen
cents; for each person in addition, five
cents; for venire for jury, twinty five cents;
for issuing execution, twenty-five cents;
for warrant in criminal cases, each per-
son named in the writ, twenty five cents;
for every search warrant, twenty five
cents; for writ of restitution, twenty five
cents; for taking and certifying affidavit,
twenty-five cents; for order on jailor for
prisoner or prisoners, twenty-five cents;
for entering a discontinuance OF satisfac-
ton, ten cents; for entering into bond or
undertaking BY either party, twenty five
cents; for filing papers necessary to be
preserved by Justice, five cents each; for
each recoonizauce of bail in civil cases,
| twenty-five cents; for bill Of exceptions
, and copy, ten cents for each one hundred
, words; for certifying the same, twenty
five cents for transcript from docket, ten
cents per one hundred words; for certify
ing the same, twenty five cents; for ap-
pointing guardian for minor, to prosecute
suit, ten cents; for appointing special con-
stable or appraisers, twenty-five cents
each; for taking recognizance of a witness,
twenty five cents; for each additional wit
ness ten cents: for each recognizance of fball
, criminal cases twenty five cents; foi every
} continuance or d;ournment by either par
! ty, ten cents; for entering rule OF refer
ence, OF copy thereof, ten cents; for swear
ing witnesses or arbitrators, five cents
leach; for entering judgment, twenty five
cents; for acknowledgment of deed or
other instrument Of writing, with GER
tifcate thereon, twenty five. cents; for set
TING in cases Of torcible detainer, seventy
FIVE cents; for trying ajury case, seventy
! five cents; for transferring judgment on
docket, ten cents; for taking deposition,
ten cents per one hundred words; for cer-
tifying the same, twenty FIVE cents; for
marrying and making return. one dollar