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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

~ ! vent ~ q bfelef WI paii 3 tef
rent % ~ gold, h,fI slhHf kal
done fgf ihe best feimhei homa
W wouli Ne proper 10 siaia hsfe
ihii NJ The collecting ahees here
hal no hea fancy IN receiving me v
4 VI Danh huies iof any of ne
County laos) On De slli of Nlay
myself and lhc Hoard N Police WI
n fnhl setilcmeht. The shove faeis
wefe sisted to them, and they nstpl
20 ialy weigb all lhc cifc%amilances
anl II they thought II al and eau
table, 70 auhorise the Treasure g.
receive N me such funds N payment
n ihls account. ~ hail Nj eh0l
faith received, md for which nal
always been ready 10 account. lhry
decided that ! had done III that wat
reasonable 10 expect of any one
%whcrcupon passed The following "
drr, ~. wRi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29
An item M NE fsais.

Htnaftn ~ fuA Hone
wha has ''inei etefyh ge fu
Hbalelbtf, tnh0Hff, anl bumtt0n
.ntIff o. nnls NJ "eNfN idn'
mil ts mos NJ hf ftfriltf Iu. rs
~ ~ lhr dead alit ihe iat rfaf
~ give iio desirable amnlIutlt off
.luIlOeW Hul eyloffu f circumference
M lho iff.IrI, I|h HH.irl mn Ia
hir miio with Hrt inn0H W
lu anft ngrf WfI HafelHi corded
skirt Thefe q i1 o'hm H,io of
stlti Which vii PFC hee M, eitc.
demanded By che prescott inahian
and m ihp mme Hmo, that VAL
provo a. uuoh 10 other
respects T. laut On.o eht rfier
FOL, and easy, with to ahiudlbe
bones nhd offend NJ anglrs nhdnhu
posscssfa che advantage ihat ID can
hc EASILY VA he'd stuui end Nhnlu
bone are tucnn,entoni iu many way 4.
and crlnuline TINT Is. llc hnir
cloth skirts -sooh eiows soiled but
the above method will be- Ioanl o.
give the enfable leftop VI r,nnn
slous and, 10 lc long mu, 10 ensure
HE most satisfactory result, 10 an
other respects.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29
Ggdiu flalrp.
CAN LOVE FORGET

Tho f%ollaNior esqhi.i'e anil passionate
verses were addressed, IS shs Rs. jyhi
Maalttie, to ihs ltdy Il hslose, wh-sh be
subsequently, mauiel'
FORGET thee. If TO issim hy Nigh,
AMI ma.o Oh th,e ~ o.
n all til w1r,tip, deep aHl Wild,
\ poet heart ear Tst
n prayer. innlisu' hf'fthol for the,
10 heaven. pg1leetin; power
II winged thoughts ihtt dt ~ thst,
\ th1u.ini ia lu hour
II basy ftasy blaa
VIII nll my lutufs lot
Mtho, ealr,s d 80" Co. 'ifias ,"ih1n
iuilel ,hai b Iogsut.
r,Fyc, ,iec, ntl 3d. forest birds
Fnrgetih1,r sac.uei tur
furss, thccl Bl the sru forget
10 swell bnH'h ,hc iaacas
Blt tie faint rs ming flower forget
4, bring refreshing dew;
Thgsalf FORGET ,hin. nwu seir lard
f. mountains Wii. and hlaei
rorrsi each ntl fimiitF lae',
EVsi lpns teia mlered spot
VII ~ the thing ~ trf ut " shef'
Them hat ,loI . lnrsoi.
X ~. Il thea silt. 'hy nsiieu reae'
Sill calm anl fties frw-
-. - a. A 81 IL ra..a t.usNr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

PREPARATION foR DgtIn.-It is
the sal condition Of many a dying
man ,ifrf. their wott /. to 10 whea
their hour is come, when the enemy
Is viihin the gate, their weapons are
10 look for when death i al the
door, heir graecs are to seek for /;
when the bridegroom i tome, their
oil { 10 buy ; the parsaer Of blood i
upon them. AMI the city II refuge i.
not as much A. thought Of By them.
II a wori ,hc seven years Of plenty
are wasted, and no provision for Tie
years Of famine. Tune il spsn,,
aai nothing i laid Up for eternity
| will, therefore, nov finish every
sort ] have 10 %, that 10 lie maj
be the las, work | have 10 finish.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

CONTINUED PRAYING. Felix Ncn
once made the following comparison.
when q pump is frequently used
but little pains, ARE necessary to have
water ; the water pours out at III,
irst stroke because il is nigh. I,u,
II the pump has no. been used ior .
long while, the water gets low, and
When Won wan, !, Won mus, pump .
long while, and the water comes on,,
after great efforts. Il ia 20 With
prayer ! II VIC are instant in prayer,
every little circumstance awakchs the
deposition to pray, mud desires and
words , Away. ready. M, n W.
neglect prayer, 1t is difficult for u.
to pray, for the water 10 the well
gets low"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29
What SAW.

saw q maa with eyebrow. growing on
his upper lipi
A woman wiiha " hoops. which had
hsr on III, upper hips
A boz u beg his pardon. Ffaag .
should have saidl
With csns in hand. sI9sr in mluth. and
beaver on his head.
l.aw . lot Of litsie sirt.-sxslse me.
another grand mistake
fOaag ladies ! meant to say-t'u be
s~irhteously mote awtket
With ieanccl silks and satins a sweeping
the street;
Thinks | Ties are very a~sefal, bat 10; 81
very neat.
Insxt ospiei . gcnileaaa, ar Use his dress
bslied him,
A carrying an awful load. which mas.
have been INSIDE htm.
As so,hing appeared in siev, either on
back Or m shoulder.
Visible to the nassd eve VI any chance
bshelder.
Dat soon the mystery vas solved III
sidewalk triprsi him upi
From out hi> hat there lev a brick-hi,
mouth q loud " HE ups
n helping hin on to hisfesf,i whispered,
"fdsai. yca'rs tisAi.'sAk
Ssys he g can't jenv the ssfn. (hiel I'm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

drsssist MI HE lish pcr.
Ter inso . dasfsssd eG1ss; econ q.
-, hsssiss . ~ - ~ % q
speaisg. 81 eans1 "rt9IA,
~ ~ eyes As4S
aiviI s YEP rsssti fAs. 40
49, sAss's hist insirsly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

Ftou Brtwrrs Iwo WaNgv n
Cnuncn- IL Exeter n II on Sun
day last, just Ne Rev, Mr Lamphon
Orthodox, J was entering Bis church.
two Females IN the singing scat.
sc, into a most desperate deht.
much TO tho damage NJ the faces
bonncts aud clothing of the bclliecr
ents. After the hghl had proceeded
some time, q Few gentlemen, muster.
ing np courage, interlcrcl, and PM
a stop to the discrnccfu1 scouc,
Jealousy, II is said, WIS at the bot.
tom Of u.
In the same town, OIL the after.
noon Of the same day, in the mi.
tsiian church, a man supposed to
he dcrtnged, astonishcd The clergy.
man while praying, by informing
hia that he had prayed long
cnough.r
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J.ott WorI<

~ AL pesrstrrie,s. fran 'aive Hand
aHn., Fancy Cards. lone with Nes'ness
al Dlsp,ts't. Nat On rsasouable'crms'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

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Et.h adnllen' lh'afilph ~
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Hpnamtnhts w
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= \ labafl Dslaeiion mode IN
lWWf tlFsftisrhlNls'
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no Lsjita4 ~ " tffre mifh. ~ N
NJ plics m mtihlf, ! fisi difttir'lY
uaisado0d htai ai Ltfa tifeflHng
a4d pfu nt N Itf riie NJ ~ POI hYnaTf
III in lin 1fisa. ibf M fff ia'sfiinn,
81 . cfpli paf iI1fff inf f'eW slb's.
qisI iHvfiint 4 ppis dff not nt'
IN ~ pan me pfifs., iteg mafsi pub
li .Iisiehsft tmin mo- p Nall Nnr.
VI. =. Wisn, Prop eior.
~ communication mnHt he nd'
irnrl 10 N. y Wan, kHt, Pahpln,
N ,dtsippt
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ASrrpc1Evo R srnvcaSuxs. .Tvo

ASrrpoTEvon SrRyravuxe... Two
Of our mos, emiusn, physicians,
says the sou,hside Democrat. have
lately been enysg.d IN a series Of
experiments On the CANNES. doomed
II Len to an sxeessioa. With . viev
70 aseersain the eeerss. and. u posi-.
ble, tAsssmsises 'cr various ps..ous.
The result his been . aiservsry that,
for sssvehninc. a s,russ dose 81
esmpsa, administered before thu
spssn easses, n . Shredded sustdc,s
70 The sasess Of thai sst,le poison
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~ nan from Canais called
on . Bossgn merchant . few day.
AZ, and afier chatting over their
ofd business Transactions, renisdel
the BossssiAn that he had never r..
turned . poeksfAesfl, rcAf.f which
BE bssssvea Il NJ kssss in Cssads
fkfvey.tss yssrs -. esseaay.
- ee4es me1s - sasspev on ytGke,
sslsle Cssssias aryaWs1svssasb-
~, " sese ueu1ps 1884, d4srs
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W. =. wooTTEN,
Clcrk Of Probate % said County.
RECEIPT.

Received Of Jno. II. Keith Tor.
mer Treasurer Of Pamela County.
Eight Hundred and Twenty. five DOL
lars in gold ~ Three Hundred iol.
lars IN Frmcrs' and Merchants
Bank Of Memphis, Tennessee, |,
being money received by said Keith
for retail license. on accoun, Of the
Common School Fund.
By order Of the Board u Police.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

- A citizen Of nsllovvll haI
taken q fancy 70 the hssA 4 . De-
,hs, hesls IN he vicinity, asl -
a re~sri Of Eve dsllssn To- . 20
Of the he'd. nina the bsay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Anocdoto of Aaariah Wright,

Captain Wright, or as he was famiIiaKy
called, Uncle Rah," was an Ethan AlloH
ON a smaller scale. lie was bold, rough, in
dependent and outspokcn. Tho singular
rccklcsshcss of his character was often mani
Tested in acts as thoughtless as they were
strange. When the Rev. Joseph Bullcn was
first settled at Westminster, Uncle Riah, who
was n church member in good standing, ad-
hcrcd strongly to the cause of the Rev. Mr..
Goodcll whose evil conduct had induced him
~ depart secretly from the town. His antip-
athy to Mr.. Bullcn was as great as his friend-
ship to Mr.. Goodcll was strong. So far did
he carry his dislike To the former, as to adj;
minister to him twcak of the nose, cuff on
the chcpk, and "muny other cnormtics," for
which he was prosecuted, fined, and put un-
der bonds okccp the peace Notwithstanding
these punishmcnts, he committed another as
sault upon Mr.. Bulien, in consequence of
which the church resolved to cxcommunicatc
their rchellous member. On the Sunday APP
pointed for this purpose Uncle 'Riah made
his appearance at church, duly equipped with
his trusty Queens Arms" with which he
paced the aisle during tbe.wholtfo fof the time
of service As the exercises were closing,
Mr.. Bullcn drew forth the letter Of excom-
munication, and as he did so Uncle 'Riah
stopped in his military march and faced him.
As the paper was being opened, Uncle Riah
brought the gun to his shoulder. The min
ister began to read. "Makc rcady!' shout
ed the captain, suiting the action to the or
der Mr.. Bulen, though intimidated, pro-
cccdcd with the reading, but had cnunciuted
only few words when Uncle Riah said and
did "Takc aim" Penetrated with a thrill
ing fear, that any further attempt on his part
to publish the prescription, might put an un-
timely period not only to the present proceed
ings but to his own preaching, the minister
passed the offensive order to John Sessions,
his eldest deacon. Scarcely had the dSacon
commenced to read, when Captain Wright,
with threatening look, brought his piece to
bear upon him. "All thing are lawful but
some things arc not eXpedent," remarked
Deacon Sessions to Parson Bulen, in1the
language Of st. Paul, and returned the paper
10 his reverence. A consultation was then
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

4 live o9ckney down town. Icing a.I,d
Yrsterda} u he kad eorns Du Els feet 4 Tl.F
wrelched taste 70 reply, None thst NauC
Ealing We understand she poor fellow
wah strongly suspected ci insanity By tho
bysiandcIs,
4 California correspondent, describing o
tree 0f fabulous dimensions that BE- lately
discovered, suys ho Is NOT sure "Rhclhsr 70 10
hollow 81 uDL" Why doesn't he 0r its
Sidney Smith says the Anglo Saxon rlco
was WHde Tor two purpotrr--'1 manufacture
calico and sfcqi land which God gave nr ry
cry man % use" lt strikes us that NJ one
time the witty prcbendary Of 81, Pauls made
some exceedingly wry faces beoauss q portion
Of the Anglo Saxon race undertook iu q mild
way 10 realize one of tho "Darposes Of ito
creation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

TICE-IsMs.-Prenhcc's wit coruscatcs
in every column of his valuable paper, the
Louisville journal. The following, sculled
from four successive issues of that paper, are
better than the average witticisms in the re-
nowned Punch -
II is melancholy reflection. that the state
of our domestic relations is such that it would
be a doubtful compliment to call any citizen
the Father of his Country.
Foote Of Mississippi his turned Locofoco
again. This is not the first time that he has
advanced backwards"
Somebody commends the moon as a pattern
of temperance, because "the fuller she gets
tho smaller her horns become" He forgcts
that she makes up for the smallneSs of her
horns by taking them straight.
Suppose the American Minister in Eng
land who made n speech urging the English
appetite for vengeance upon India, had not
been a Democrat; shouldn't We have heard
from il in the Democratic papers Pro-
deRco Journal
No, this speech would never have been
delivered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

Close HE oyes-thcy look 20 cold
Dut arrubb the suuuy void
Draw the curtains close around,
That The bella Nith Joyous sound
liis dull hearing may not wound,
Clasp his hauds--sp long aud thiu,
They Wrfn foil when be- came boo
Juat twelve months HpoI with grAiui
seed ~ happiness and pain,
That he arattorrd round like rain,
iiush '-hc's gunc--Adovu the wind
Died that lat vague uudchnrd
Word " Farewell Twas moro a igh
Than word heard 10 l.o
ou thc brrCTr that Wulurth by
Smoplhr ihp wrinkles on bic brow
llrli not feel lhp pressure uow.
lla-k the rain ruha ~ ilr door,
Thinking how it cav NJ yurr
Old yoara dic--and rlall see more.
las him out ere hc grow cold,
iluihr him for the DhuTrhy ard mould.
Who is this among ut hire
Standing by the old mans bier
Tie hih hrir-.ils the new year,
Hal Go thee, thou lat NJ yrars
With thN Young elra wet with tcaTA,
but the woe ~ youth is burf
Thou wilt soon forget tbs grlrf,
Thy new power viii bring relief
Leave us-gfcy old man New year,
% the parth his corpse 60 bear.
Go The world, With Wirih and Elpr,
Waits Impatient, fur tbcri
Leave thr dead, 40 cold and VTlm,
~--.''-rr'--tru+t-.---.t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

A WWEs WoRuI--Thc Adrian lNIichi-
gam Watchtowcr has the following; "lu the
town Of Madison, Lcnawce county, lives
Mrs. ----, who in the prime Of llc mmricd,o
few years since, quite ~ elderly man in one
Of those strange freaks of fvomaus heart that
so often astonishes the usual oudv, ofCupid.
Not long after the health Of the old gentle
man failed him, and the entire support Of the
twain fell upon the wife, And lo YOU sup
pote she now deserted her aged companion
10 his fricGda and rclations2 Not bit orit'
With an energy which nothing could daunt
she put her hand to the work, and uobly has
she accomplished It. Asa sample Of one
seasons work, she has this fall dug, ON shares
With her own hands, over three hundred
bushels of potatoes, averaging forty bushels q
day, and more than any man IN the hcld. She
has also husked three huylred bushcl, of
corn, and all this time done her own house
work, besides drying twenty bushels of apples
and made three barrels of cider with hand
press, and boiled it down for molasscs, She
has meanwhile kept her own aud her hus-
bands clothing in repair, and come 10 town
every week FOR the isxpositur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Prom tho Atlantic Muulh5 ii January
Tho Wedding Veil,

Dear Anna, when I brought herNcu,
Her white veil on her wpddmR- night
Threw DER my thin brown tair its folds,
And laughing, turned mo tothc light,
"See, Hessic, see you wear br once
Tho bridal veil, iorsWOni fur trars "
Size saw my faro,--hcr laugh was hushgd,
Her happy eyes were hlisd with tears
with kindly haste and trembling hand
She drew away the gluzy mist,
"lurpiNc, dear heart '''-hrr sweet voice said
s'lcr lo'iu. lips my forehead kissed
We passed from out the searching light,
The summer night was calm and fair
lid not sec her plying eyes,
hlt her son hand smooth Wy hair.
her tender love unlocked nv heart
Mid falling tears, az la-t | said
" lOrswoTu indeed 90 me thaiN,l,
Because | only love the deadl"
/hc stood one moment statucstiN,
/And, musiug, sp.kc iu undrr,tuuo,
" The living love maN colder grow
Ihcdcad b. satcwth God alone
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

t-I- Fanny Jones sats that Mheh she was
in love she felt as if she was tunnel, With a
train Of cars coming both ways. JimekS says
when he was in love he felt as II he'~ere be-
ing hung. and had a cat in his hat a"d a peek
.ofbumblebees under his wnsteoat Jim!ekS
knows the symptoms
gT,. The best method for a man to reap
advantages in love matters s to turn ms
hand to the cultivation of 'coia property
rV Mr.. Kidwel was preaching to large
audience in a wild part OF Illinois, ana an
noupccd for his text, "Iu my Fathers house
are many mansions" lie had hardly read
the words when an old nan looked up aud
said 81 tell YOU, that's a lie know his ia
ther well. He lives about fifteen miles from
Lexington, in Kentucky, in an cid cabin and
there amt but one room in the house Ihe
meeting adjourned.
II A girl who had become tired OF single
blesscdncss, wrote to her inhnded mus
"Dcar Jim, cum rite off if you ar cummn at
all; I'd IIelderman is insisting hat shall
have him, and he hugs and kisses me so
continually that can't hold on much lon
ger
to A young lady being told tht her lover
was suddenly killed exclaimed o that
splendid gold watch of his. giy' me that
give me something to remember i'm by
UsURY IN THE Rural DIsrsrrs. Rural
Money-lcnder-"You want n hndred dol
lars Here's the money ! chage hYe per
cent month, and as you want itforn year
that leaves just forty dollars coming to
you"
Innoceht Borrower-"rfGn if wapued 1t
for two years there'd be somcthng 60 hing
20 YOU, Oh o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

SHORT STORY BY DIcKENs.--Dc,cus tells
the following story Of an Amrical sca-cap-
tain; -.
On hi, last voyage home tie captain had
on hoard a young lady of remarkable person.
al attractions--a phrase us, ns one being
ei,ti+-ts -,,4,- eesy meet with
iHihe newspapers. This young lady was
beloved intensely by five young gentleman
with them all very aN,rutly, but without any
particular preference for either Not know
.rNl6w 20 make up her Determination in
thi, dilemma, she consulted my friend the
captain The captain being man of an
original turn of mind says to the young lady,
Jump overheard, and marry the man who
Jumps after YOU" The young lady, struck
with the idea. and being natural? fond of
bathing, especially in warm Mcathcr, as u
then was, took the advice Of tie captaii, who
had boat manned in case of ceidcnt Ac-
cordingly, next morning the 3vc lovers be
ing on deck, and looking dvo,edly at the
young lady, she plunged into the sea head
foremost. -Four of the loycr' Immediately
iGmpcd in after her When the Young lady
and her four lovers were got oat again, ,ho
saws to the captain; "whut am to do with
them now, they ARE so wet p' Says the cap
tain, "take the dry one| And the young
lady did, and she married him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

~ This is my home!" cried little one,
treasured boy Of four summers, as fresh
and rosy, he came in from school, at the close
of short winter afternoon.
Indeed, little Willie,". said his mothers
visitor, chow is it? Suppose you 30 out on
the sidewalk aud try the next door, suppose
you step into the entry, throw off your little
sack as you have done here, and proceed
to the parlor-wouldn't that be your home ?"
mo, indeed" said Willie, "that wouldn't
be it."
"But tell me why not'' ,.
Willie had newer thought Of this. He
paused for n moment, then directing his
eyes to where his mother sat quietly sew
ing, hc.replied with an earnest gesture
".She iipeS here"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

held among the spiritual officers Of the
church, which resulted in decision favorable
20 a stay Of proceedings, Ihereupon the let
ter Of accommodation was folded up, tho
benedioton was pronounced, aud Uncle 'Riah
marched home Ia triumph HaRs Hsio,y
aT Isym0yi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

"DED Poor "-sMir anybody could die
rich, and in the act of dying, did not loose
the grasp upon title deed and bond, and go
away pauper out of time No gold, no
jewels, no lands or tencments. And yet
men have been buried by charity's hand, who
did die rich died worth thousand thoughts
of beauty, thousand pleasant memories,
thousand hopes restored,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
JOB PRINTING

condition than now, and increased attention viii
be given a. this branch of bH'ness Wo keen
constantly ou hand Paper aud Card Stock, aud arc
now prepared o. print llandlis, Programme,
neaA aud Wedding Catds, Sc. AC., AZ shortuotirr
Ordcrs hy mail vil bc clrehlly attended 90. and
the work forwarded with despatch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Approved, November 4, 1857.
No. 66.-AN ACT making an appropriation
fnr rnhnillirr. lhD Ainin IInn.l.

No. 66.-AN ACT making an appropriation
for rebuilding the State House.
Ms hereby enacted, DC!
SIC. /. There is hereby appropriated the
sum of thirty thousand dollars, aud such
further sum os may be- paid into the treasury
on the bond described in tho act hereinafter
named, for the purpose of paying the expense
of rebuilding the Stale House in Montpelier,
and making such repairs and Improvements
ia and around Tho s1nIr, and furnishing said
house, as may bc M ccsNary. and the treasurer
il hereby directed TO pay the same TO the
committee appointed. as provided by the net
entitled ian act TO provide for rebuilding the
Stst4--llaiAe-. appInKGd- February - -ls5+-
SIC. .. This Act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1857.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Vermont EdueatIon.

rapll'hsd una'r ms sanction Ut the state rsalhsu
Committee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

No. G5.-AN ACT Ia addition 60 m act {,
authorize the treasurer To borrow not ca
cccdiug one hundred thousand dollars for
the support Of govern mrtI, approved octo-
ber 81, 1857.
IL a. herohV enacted. &C..
SIC. !. For money borrowed under tho
authority Of the act to which this is an addi-
tiop, the treasurer shall execute notes IN the
name of the State, palahlc on iiu,e. and NOT
exceeding i've years from their date with in
tcrcst scmi-anually NJ rate not exceeding
six per ccntum per annum, with interest
coupons attached, which shall be signed by
the treasurer and eountersigncd by the seerc-
lnry of state.
SIC. .. This act shall take effect from it,
passage!