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NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA. AUGUST 3 1865

within one year from the passage Of this Act
Bee. ?. Whenever any Of such notes shal
be pad hv any other tn an the maker, tht
Auditor shall aS,Ign the same without re
course on the State, and deliver it with the
mortgage security, if any to the person 81
paying the same.
Approved March Goth 1866.
CHAPTER Al
DISPENSING WITH LOCKS IN DAMS ON TIE DIES
MONIES RIVER
AN ACT dispensing with locks in dams. and
draws in bridges ON the Des Moin es River
SEC. I. Be tenocfcd by the General l4s
sembly Of the State of Io,r0, That all laws
and parts Of laws requiring locks to be con
strncted and maintained in dams. and draws
! to be constructed and maintained in Bridges,
built across and over the Des Moines river
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved March ed, 1866.
CHAPTER 43.
RELATING TO THE INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
AN ACT to provide for the education and
support of the Blind.
SEC. 1. Be At enacted By the General As-
sembly cfthe State of Ioarn, That. to meet
the ordinary expenses of the institution for
the education OF the Blind, including fsrni-
ture, books, maps. musical instruments, and
the compensation of the principal, rlatron,
teachers, and employees of said institution
there Is hereby appropriated the sum Of five
| Thousand dollars per annum or SO much
thereof as may be necessary.
SEC 2 The principal OF the above Insti-
tuition, shall be entitled to receive out Of
the above money appropriated, the sum OF
seven hundred dollars per annum.
sec. 3. The trustees shall pay slch sala-
ry, as in their Judgment is just, to the Mat
ron and Teachers employed in said nstitu-
ton, not in any case to exceed the sum of
five hundred dollars.
SEC: 4. The Trustees shall appoint some
one of the employees, steward, at such COM
pensation as they may deem Just, who un-
Ger theil direction, shall purchase all sup
| plies for the Insttuton
| leat expenses, there is hereby appropriated,
| out Of the State Treasury forty dollis,s per
quarter, for each pupil in said Institution.
SEC. 6. The PRINCIPAL OF sad Institution
| shall report to the Governor, on Or before
the 18th day December, preceding each
regular session of the General Assembly the
number OF pupils i'll attendance, with the
name, age, sex. residence place Of nativity,
and also the cause Of blindness of each pa
pill He shall also make a report Of the
studies pursued and trades taught in said in
stitutlon together with complete statement
OF the expenditures, and also the nu mbcr.
kind and value Of articles manufactured
and sold,
SECT. When the pupils of said Tnstitu-
AZ nt no, t. j Il
they shall be furnished by the PRINCIPAL!
who shall make out an account therefor in
each case, against Ihc parent or guardian,
if the pupil be q minor, ana against the
pupil il he or she have no parent or guardian
or h; attained the age of majority which
account shall be certified to be correct and
signed by the principal, and shalt be pyia.a
tdcle evidence of its correctness, in the courts,
and such prnci pal shall forthwith remit
such account to the Treasurer of the proper
county, who shall proceed to collect the same,
by SUIT, If necessary, in the name Of such In
stltution, and pay the same into the State
Treasury, aud said Principal shall, at the
same time, remit duplicate of such account
to the Auditor ef State, who shall credit
the same to account Of the Asylum for the
Blind, and charge it to the proper county.
SEC 8. The above appropriation inclu-
ding account Of clothing furnished pupils
shall be drawn quarterly on the ocl,r OF Ghe
Trustees OF the institution, made on the Au-
d'tor Of the State, who shall draw his war
rant in the name of such insttutinn or the
Treasurer, as ordered ty the Trustees.
Sec. 8. That so much of Chapter 81, of
the Acts of the Tenth General A ssembly, ap-
proved March 18th, 1864, as conflicts with
this ha and tl,n sa mo 10 bar "a
SEC. 10 This Act being deemed by the
General Assembly ofimmediate importance
shall be in force from and after its passage
and publication in the Daily State Register
and Iowa Homestead, newspapers published
in Des Moines.
Approved March 22d, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Daily State Register
Marca 25th 1866, and in the Iowa Home
stead April 4.h 1865.
JhMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
CHAPTER 46.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEEDS IN FOREIGN
COUNTR Es.
AN ACT concerning the acknowled cement
of deeds in foreign countries, and to repeal
Section 2244 of the Revision Of 1860
SEC. BE 1t enacted by the General As
sembiy Of the state Of Iowa, That any deed
or other conveyance of lands within this
State, which is executed without the United
States. may be acknowledged or proven be-
fore any Embassador. Minister, Secretary Of
Legation, Consul or Charge d. affairs ofthe
United States, Or before any officer of Il fyr.
eign country, who is Authorized by the laws
thereof to take acknowledgements of con-
vcyancc ofreal estate. But the certificate of
acknowledgement by 3 foreign officer, must
be authenticated by some ambassador, Min
lister, Secretary of some Legation, Consul or
Charge d. Affairs of the United States, whose
IcI a or hat f,ll E.;