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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

The Globe, with characteristic effronterv
aud with a shameless disregard of tho re
spect that is due 10 the memory of the dead, a I
iempts to create an impression that General Har
risun opposed to the measures of his own AID
minIsiratIon, and consciencestricken al his own
actsi.
10 cover this miserable outrage upon decen
cy and Droprietv, ii is charged that Cen Harfi.
sons Cabinet dictated to him what he should do
and, IN case of his opposition, acted without his
CONSENT!
Shall we next hear the story of the ..IRoN CAGE
revived? Or VIII The revilcrs Of the living patri-
OF continue their vile SANDERS upon the dead he
70 by once more asserting that he was an s.1uBE
GLE DoTARD?'
General Harrison planned and carried out his
measures, and no man acted for hin-Thcre was
no single &C, OF his brief administration which he
did no; personally examine and dpprore. To as
sert otherwise IS 10 insult the memory OF the de
parted President, and TO outrage the feelings of
the American People, who, by acclamaiion. pla-
ced him in the exalted station which he filed
ard we're gloriousv supporting him IN his Efforts
70 'carry out the principles OF the Government -
HarrIson's character and fame are now in the
keeping of his country. Why will those who at
tempted to suilv both whilst he was in power now
crawl over and cover his grave with the slime
of their ISLANDERS ALEX. Gazette
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r, c,,rpoNIAs will be published
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,,tk at $2oo p pan, Is made within six months
tpnc Ifpay" s"nscr RI it will be considered
"a The time o. N" paper will be discontinued
yoaco pay are paid, except at tho option oil
publisher. ,,,.u,s will be inserted for the Gus
TAdVer'lSe'pso"r sons a,e requested to state IN"
@ry p tcessks thoy wish their Advantageous
ymbct OF weenS ihey will be inserted till for
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,,,rT in alteration of chapter 43 of III

n uAcT, in alteration of chapter 43 of the
~" Revised Statutes.
b, hereby enacted by The General Assembly Of
s,s oryermont, rs fellows:
sr TIE County Court WITHIN ana Tor me
|SoID Wy. or Nav and November in each year, in
a'I [;,o Zines now provided by law.
'% e.. This ac, shall take effect on the first
M Of January next. ,o,,
,onroyed Nov. 10, 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

II NACT. altering section one Of chapter 32 OF
the Revised Statutes.
hi, hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
h, STATE of VermHnr, a~ follows:
Sc l. The Grand Jurors which may be sum
nmed 10 attend the county court in the county at
Wodso, shall be summoned to attend the term OF
,arourt which shall lie holden next after tn e
hJ day Of July anuually in said county.
SEt,g This act shall lake effect from and after
10 passage
Approved Nov. II 1871.
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as provided in the dist chapter of the revised
utes, there shall be allowed fifty cents for each
warrant, one dollar TO the judge, one dollar to III
justice OF the peace, Two doa,s 10 the party recov
ering, and the same fees To the sheriff and jurors
that are now allowed Mt The county court.
Sec = In every suit upon the 10Th section Of
chap al the same fees shall be allowed that are
now taxed before justices ofthe peace in other civil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
|l-ANACT, in amendment. of section GO of chaI

I.-MACT in amendment of section 90 OF chap
Ter % Of the revised statutes.
I Nh hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
y M&e of Vermont, ms follows.
SteIa sSty.three Of chapter twenty>eight of
\ hpyked siatui es, is so amended as to read as
3hhws
No person who is a resident citizen ofthis State,
i hall be arrested OF Imprisoned by virtue of any
rsOe process which shall issue in an action ioun-
Idd on any contract express or implied, made or
entered into after the first day Of January, one
hMmsNa eigh hundred and thirty nine nor hy
yhws ii execution issued on Judgment rccov.
%ered IN an acim founded on any such contract.
froraed That # the plaintiff his agent or at
Former, Praying out a writ, founded on such con
|"'f as al execution on Judgment recovered in
10 acton founded on such contract, shall file with
y authority issuing such writ or execution, an
Pn'a'i stating that he has good reason to believe,
sd does believe that the defendant is about to
iToh or remove from the state or has secreied
'"n' ms person, or elsew here, money or other
property, such writ or execution may issue against
Ad'e served upon the body of the defendant,
approved Nov. o, 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
g sTs Dp VEHs yaON1'.

=, ACT, fixing the time when public acts
l>AN ava shall take effect.
,,.,,by enacted by the General Assembly
hbneIe" or Vermont, That all public acts passed
dbe sa1 . ia ofthis State, shall take effect
BY NE gs'% y of January after their passage, I'M
o. WE ",l % provided,
e, " .""sd Nov 9, lo4l'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
I5-AN ACT, to apportion Senators in the State
Legislature.

Legislature.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly oil
the Slate of Vermont, rhat until new census Of
The United States shall be taken, and a new appor'
tionment OF state Senators be made, the sew era
counties in this state shall be entitled to elect the
following number OF Senators, 10 wit: Bennington
county Two; Windham county three; Windsor
county four, Rutland county three; Orange county
three; Washington county two; Chittenden county
two; Caledonia county two; Franklin county three
Addison county two; Lamolile county one; Orleans
county one; Essex county one, Grand Isle county
one.
Approved Nov. IL, 1S4l.
l6.-AN ACT, relating TO the Gand List.
It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
of The State Of Vermont, as follows:
SEC L. All real and personal estate owned by
The inhabitants of, situated in this state, shall
hereafter DO set in the Grand List at one per cent.
its value and be liable to taxation sub eci 10 the
exceptions hereinafter specified
SEC Z The term real estate shall he construed
10 mean all lands within the state, all buildings
aft xed to the same, all trees aud underwood grow
ing thereon and all mines, minerals, qnarries and
fossils in and under the same.
SEC g. The term personal estate, as used in
this act shall be construed include all chatiels,
moneys, and effects OF every description, al ships
and vessels, whether at home or abroad, all debts
due fium solvent debtors whether on accouut,pote
or contract, bond, mortgage or other security,
whether such debt is due at the time oil making
such list; or to become due thereafter; all money
loaned debts secured on real or personal estate
where, by The contract, such estate is to be con-
veyed on tho payment OF the sum loaned, or any
part thereof with or without INTEREST," all public
stock or securities, all stock in mpnied or other
corpoIa atoms, whether incoi porated in this state or
not, except such stock may be owned in corpor-
atoms Of this state and taxed In the state where
such corporation is located.
Src4 All polIs of the male citizens of this
state, over the age of twenty years, and under
the age of sixty years. shall be set in the list at one
dollar each.
SEC S. The following property shall be ex
ero fro, taya
FIRST. All real and personal estate owned by
this state or the United States.
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Approved Nov. II, 1871.
Ian ACT, in alteration of The Bed chapter of
the Revised Statutes

the Revised Statutes.
His hereby enacted by the General Assembly
dlhe STATE Of Vermont, That hereafter he grand
Irwin the couuty of Gland Isle, shall he sum
noned 10 attend at the stated term of the county
nm, in said county, to be held next after the frs,
iw fJuIy in each year, and the clerk of said
court shall Issue venire acco, dinghy
Approved Nov. ] =, lS4l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
Approved Nov. 8, 1871.
loan ACT, in addition to chapter 70 of tn
Revised Statutes.

lo.-AN ACT, in addition to chapter 70 of the
Revised Statutes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly oil
the State OF vermont; follows;
SEC. l.. When the charter of any corporation
shall expire, shalt have expired OF be annulled
provided in the seventeenth section OF the seven
ty-unth chapter of the revised statutes, the bank
commissioner of this state is authorized and en-
powered to make application 10 Tho court OF chan
Gerry, in the same manner aud under the same re-
sifictiuns as creditor, stakeholder or member OF
such corporation may make application under The
OF chnncery such application OF the bank COM
missioner, shall have the same power, and the
same proceeding shall be had, as is now prescribed
by law on the application of any creditor, stock
holder or member of such corporation.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Approved Nov. 5, 1S41.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

l4-AN ACT relating 10 the election oil REPRE-
sentatives To Congress.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State OF Vermont, That so much OF the exist
ing law as requires tue election OF representatives.
to represent this state in the Congress of tho Unit
ed States, TO DO held the first Tuesday OF Sep
tember A ID. 1912, is hereby repealed.
Approved Nov. Ii 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
f-ANACT, in addition to chapter % Of the Re
yispi SintutCs

C-ANACT, in additIon to chapter y or The Re.
vsed Statutes.
His hereby enacted by the General Assembly oil
|@Sne Of Vermont. as follows:
Sic.l. When judgment shall have been rem
pared by Justice IN civil action where bail shall
|Ne been taken on the original process and where
frhba shall he related 10 the said justice within
|shnrlh degree Of affinity or consanguinity, the
Fsdllor in said Judgment may bring his action oil
pure aras against such bail before another justice
["ms jurisdiction between such creditors and
Enry
stc2 This act shall take effect from tho day
pits passage.
Approved Nov. 3, 1871.
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TO amend chapter 90 OF the Re,
bil vlsed Statutes

TO amend chapter 90 OF the Re-
his ho,o, vised Statutes.
rhe Sa,' enacted by the General Assembly
shghe, nu W vermont, That all negotiable paper,
&@ hs s "1'er or over due, may be aitac he'd by,
Au,,seaa ne shall be SUBJECT to Tho operation of
hps had process. unless it shall appear TINT the
bhe n,nt "''h negotiated, aud notice Thereof given
Msps "Npr or endorser, before the service of The
p'e process on him WV W ''''
when Gnu' nat IN all cases herea fter arising
hahe b". "e trustees disclosure, il shall appear
Ofany dan oeen mortified Of the sale or assignment
siudpsd , ,' tor which he would otherwise be
Hprocess us.ee' either Of the parties to that suit
Npch ssi, may raise the question of the validity
Sons who ", VT assignment, and the person or per
10 him Or i've i've Shch notice Of sale or assignment
ad rOmnslI.m may be summoned as witnesses
Which rn.h cu 10 testify TO the consideration upon
Upon all ,l0 'aIoS or assignment was made; md IT,
ssNd that s Evidence upon tina, point, it shall be
mae, The sa;d e" , sale or assignment was not bona
DE same mn nus'ee shalt be adiudoed liable. in
Dad been a,'mer as though no sale or assignment
|, "'''ed Nov. II, 1s4l.
Il" ADDITION TO the dist chupter Of
i 1t hereh,, une Revised Statutes.
ne State Of enacted by the General Assembly of
SIC, o.etmont, as follows:
y" "'ai Tor forcible entry and de,ainer,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
IAN ACT, relating TO crimes and punish


IAN All, relating 10 crimes ana punish
1t is hereby enacted by The General Assembly of
the State oil Vermont, as follows:
SEC. /. When any person fried on an inhici-
menl for murder munsiaughter, has been or shalt
DO acquitted by the jury, by Of insanity,
and the jury giving their verdict OF not guilty,
have stated, shall that il was given for such
cause, II the dschnige, or going NJ large OF such
nsace persons, shall he considered dangerous 10
the ueare ant safety of the community, the court
may order hlul, in their discretion, to be confined
III the state prison.
SEC. 2. When any court shall ofder any per
To- be confined in the state prison, aGrcGSDiy 70
the foregoing section, the superintendent oi sand
PRISON authorized 10 receive such personand such
person, confined as aforesaid, shall DO suppo u
at the expense of the state, and the said superin
PENDENT shall put such person to such reasonable
labor he may be capable of performing aud may
subject him 10 such reasonable discipline as his
qure.
Approved Nov. 8, 1871.
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Approved Nov, 5, 1871.

II AN ACT, relating 10 hail in criminal cases
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly q.
the State Of Vermont AS follows:
SEC. |. When any person shall have been con-
viced of a baiIabe offence in the county court,
and the case shall be passed 10 the supreme court
for revision exceptions, or IN any other manner,
either Judge of The county court IN which the trIoi
was had, shall have power to take "a reco2nlZnnce
to the treasurer o Tie State, with sufficient surety,
condioned for the personal appearance OF such
person beiuie the supreme count TO be holden in
he couuy where SAID trial is To be had, to answer
to The prosecution, and thereupnn dIiect the dis
charge To such person from his commitment.
SIC. =. Tins act shall take effect from and after
Its passage.
approved Nov 3, 1871.
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IAN ACT, to amend the 2Sth chapter of the
Revised Statutes.
~ hereby enacted by The General Assembly Of
R@eNa'e Of Vermont:
sn, l. When any property mentioned in the
eu'n section of the twenty eighth chapter of
m.pv''d statutes, shall be taken in any gore or
|m, town in this State, by viitue ofauy
snot v, attachment OF execution the officer serving
|bis process s',N'l lodge a copy of the same, with
y %h'", In The county clerk s office in the
bs os" n,u s"cN property is taken; which shall be
leeonsn, gu, void such property against all sub
lpronor,y 'l,es' attachments or executions, ifsuch
he nia 'ern actually removed and taken into
he nsssa act shall take effect from and after
approved Nov. 8, 1871
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
Approved Nov. 3, lS4l.

ban ACT, in addition TO chapter 65 section 45,
OF the Revised Statutes
1t is hereby enacted 10y the General Assembly OF
the State of Vernont That the oath required by
thu fourth clause of said section, may be admins
tered by the authority therein named, or by any
judge or Justice other persons, duly empowered
To- administer 0uths; certificate whereof by inc
authority administering the same. shall be return
cd such probate court he fore issuing the license
therein contemp iutod.
Approved Nov. / lS4l,
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE

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