The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

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expense and considerable delay. and he
thought he could get along without
them, At all events he would take the
responsibility Of trying. The enlistment
and starting away Of the regiment wo'd
probably involve abaut $4,000 ex.
pense, but be would raise tLis sum ard
at once. if he had to pledge every dol
lar Of his own property. .F v-a -
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LAIEN. ~ eTs,
HARRISBURG, April Is.
Fourteen companies have arrived
here. Blair county offers eight compa-
nies. No troops will be sent to Wash
ington till fully organized and armed
Eight thousand will be here by SAT.
urday. 81 5tlA@~'-
gF,ifta ea Bosros, April 10.
A canadian gentleman states that n
sympathetic war feeling, with the North,
is aroused in Canada. and that 600 men
from Quebec, and large body from
Montreal are coming to Boston 10 enlist
in the regular United States army.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.
The 7,h regiment OF New York and the
Massachusetts men are at the Baltimore
Railroad depot, The cars are getting
ready for the conveyance Of troops.
A second dispatch says they will 60 by
railroad to Eavre de Grace, thence by
water to Annapolis, Maryland.
5d-The railroad bridge three miles
north Of Baltimore is reported to be burn
ing; all the bridges between Bsltimere
and Havre de Grace have been destroyed
or rendered useless. sa s-i.-.rr ast
Tue Pantheon train due in Philsde,-
.phia at IL O'Clock this morning has 10
arrived.
The 9TH regiment of New York and
others are still ut the Baltimore Depot
Col. Small's regiment arrived back
here last night. -ss i77a-.-.-Hs ~
a Six men were wounded by the stones
thrown at them by the mob at Baltimore.
A large number are missing, who separ-
ated from their comrades during the af-
fray.
An Act further to regulate and prescribe
the DAties of Town ship Assessors and
County Auditors.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted By the General
ASSEMBLY of the STATE of Ohio, That
The assessor of each township. town or
ward, shall at the time of taking list oil
chattel property for taxation. in each
year, take an enumeration Of all deaf and
dumb, blind, insane or idio,ic, persons,
whose usual place Of residence shall be in
any family, jail, or in6rmary in his town
ship, town or ward, on the day PR eeding
lhs second Monday, of April, together
with their names in full. their age and
the durability 4 OF their muteness, blind
ness. insanity, or idiocy, and shall make
out list Of said deaf and dumb, blind
insand and idiolic persons, and the names
Of their parents or guardians, and post
Office address, designating those Of each
class, and return the same to the auditor
| of his county, on or before the third Mon
| day of May in the same year. r- s7s.
Sec. 2. That it shall bs tho duty Of the
auditor Of each county to furnish to each
assessor of township. town, or ward. in
his county such blanks as may be neces-
sary for the aforesaid enumeration. and
as soon as possible after the aforesaid
statements are returned TO him, shall
make out and forward to the auditor OF
state list Of all the deaf and dumb,
blind, insane and idiotic persons, with
the names and post Office address Of their
par nts or guardians in said county.
SEC. 8. That any auditor of 3 county.
or any assessor of a township. town or
ward, who hall neglect or refuse to per-
form any of the duties required Of him
by this act shall forfeit and pay for every
suoh offence a sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, which fines or penalties
imposed by this section may be re covered
by action in the name and for the Sc o
the county.
| SEQ. 4. This act shall take effect ant
be in force from and after it's passage.
l. sfl Ed. A. PARROTT,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House Of Repre-
!, sentdtives.
ss JAMES MONROE.
President pro tenn. Of the Senate
Passed March 26, 1861.
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