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No. 22-AN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF FRUITS
AND FRUIT TREES.

10 q NeTeOV e0Nce1, d'c.'
SEC /. Every person who shall wfuy commit any
pass by entering upon the garden orchard other land of
another which fruit grown raised, without per-
mission Of the thereof and with intent cut take, carry
away destroy nure the trees fruit vegetables there grow
ing being shall be punished by Imprisonment in the county
jail than thirty days, by fine not exceeding twenty
dollars and any of the offences mentioned in this act shall be
committed the Lords day or in disguise or secretly in the
nighttime between suncdng and unrisng the Imprisonment
shall not be less than rc days, the fine less than five dol
lars
offence shall be committed under this act shall have jurisdiction
to y and determine the same aud issue such final process
the nature Of the shall require
Approved November Il 1863.
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" REST WoRKMBN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will he carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier Vermont.
Those in want Of warranted Carriages and Seighs,
will perhaps do well TO call and what is being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN 4 CAMP.
All orders promptly attended 70.
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NniIrnans.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CuoicE or RorrRs Foa CHICAGO AND THE WEST.
nHtrlsH ANu e. q. NAIL ROUTE.
Commence Monday Noe. q, 1903.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
No 19-AN ACT EXEMPTING CERTAIN PROPERTY
FROM ATTACHMENT AND EXECUTION.

10 IS hereby enacted 9'c.'
SEC. l. Among the articles exempt from attachment AM
execution there shall in like be exempt yoke of
steers the debtor select with sufficient forage To-
keeping the same through one winter.
SEC 2 This act shall not be construed to apply to
attachment execution issued action any contract here
tofore made.
Approved November 81 1859.
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n P. FoRBUSH

NEW 90 ID S r. r R X e X,
~ DRAPER 4 TAILOR, has just returned iron
New York with a good Assortment Of -
BROADCLOTHS, CASSiMERES AND NEoliN1s,
which he will make up in the latest styles and best mani
.
Needles Tailor's Measures, Crayons Shirt Bosoius'
Collars and soous Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale
Montpelier. Ma, l2, 1889,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02

PASSE OCTOBER SESSION, 1882
And designated By @ Secretary Of State for publication in Newspapers
No. AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS EIGHT AND
ELEVEN OF CHAPTER ONE OF THE COMPILED
STATUTES, RELATING TO ELECTIONS.
heredy enacted by The General assembly of the State Of
Vermont, as foii0wS:
SEC Section eight of chapter of the compiled statutes
shall be so amended as to read as follows:
Every organized town in this shall provide box to
receive votes for representative to represent such town in the
general assembly OF this state box receive votes for gov
ernor cuenantgoyemor treasurer Of the sate senator's
sstant Judges Of the county court states attorney sheriff. high
ba and Judge of probate to for repre-
sentative congress- and box receive for electors
of president and vice president of the United States and
the lid or Of each box there shall be small aperture su
hcenty large receive such which said boxes shall be
properly designated and kept by the town clerk in each town. for
the purposes aforesaid.
SEC Section eleven of said chapter shall be amend
ed as TO read as follows:
Every person legally qualified for representative
shall present to the presiding officer in his person. his vote
with the of the person whom he would elect fairly writ
ten printed thereon which said shall be folded up in such
manner conceal the Of such person and every person
legally qualified to vote for governor lieutenant governor treas
uer of the stae senators, assistant judges OF the county court
states attorney sheriff. high bai and Judge Of probate shall
deliver to the presiding officer his for such officers, in his
own proper person. ballot with the name names OF the
person he would elect fairly written or printed thereon deg
mating the office intended for the person persons voted for
near may be in the manner following, to wit
For Governor
A.
For LieutenantGoycmor,
For Treasurer
Z. f.
For Senators,
G.. H., &c
For Assistant Judges Of the County Court
j. X. dc.
For States Attorney,
l.. NJ
For Sheriff,
O.P
For High Bailif,
r.
For Judge Of Probate for the District Of -.
T. w.
which shall be folded up such conceal the names
of the person voted for.
Approved November I, 1883.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
No. 24--AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION EIGHT
OF CHAPTER TWENTY-TlIREE OF THE COMPILED
STATUTES RELATING TO HIGHWAYS.

II 8 Hefe6y eHdcted d'c.:
SEQ L. Section eight of chapter twentyhree of tho
piled is hereby amended as TO read as follows: lf any
shall into any town after the list which the
tax shall be assessed shall be made up the selccmen shall
person such shall appear to them to be in proper
the other inhabitants of the town but if such
shall produce certificate from surveyor any other that
paid his tax in whole in part such other town. for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02

GENTLEMEN The FALL CAMFAIGN
VI mas OpEsBD AT MoHTrEIIER
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
LORING GOODS ever offered ia Vermont, nave Just
been received from New York. consisting OF erefy rare
" Of Opeyroatings, Broadelofhs. lesfings ana fdt
S'ugs all offered At very low prices in any quanniy OF
VIII be manufactured into Garments IN any sYe usSe'
iu q superior manner. ~ T., "
Also, from one of the best Clothing Houses in New
York an elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasonauie
Rcady-made CLOTHING, expressly for the retaffraae
Examination gratis. .o,r
10 Hubbard Block, state Street
1sAeont for the sale Of williams Celebrated Monthly
and sem-Annual Bu.tn Of fashions, the only true re-
port flr this county
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permontJuatrbman & State Journal.
rcsllsnrD EVERY rnioAy monsryo, ny B. P. WALTON.

TERMS.-Sl 90 cash in advance 81 90 II payment
70 not made ia advance interest always chargable from
the end Of the year In packets 20 address, 10 copies
for SO 0), and 20 copies for so %, invariably
ndrdnco.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02

No. ban ACT IN ADDITION TO SECTION TWENTY
OF CHAPTER THlRTY-ONE OF THE COMPILED STAT
UTES, RELATING TO PROCESS.
n is heyebV eaacted Dc
SEC There shall be added to the articles enumerated in
section twenty of chapter tryone of the compiled Statutes
railroad ties, fence posts and rails.
SEC, q This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. q, 1859
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
No. 12-AN ACT IN RELATION TO APPEALS IN GRIM
INAL CAUSES.

INAL UAUSES.
is heye5y enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, t0AoUS:
SEC l. In all criminal causes commenced before justice of
the peace and appealed the county court in which the APP
pcant shall fail his appeal in the county court within
the time prescribed by the rules of such the appellee
for armance and if good be shown
the contrary the shall be affirmed with additional costs
SEC 2 In of the amance of any judgment sentence
mentioned in the preceding section the ecognzance taken by
such justice shall he prosecuted in the same manner as now
provided in civil causes.
Approved November 16, 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
No. 1S-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION FOUL
TEEN, CHAPTER FORTY SEVEN OF THE COMPILE
efueA Arrrrp

II is hereby eadced Sc:
SEC l. Section fourteen of chapter foryseven of the
piled statutes shall be amended read follows:
When witness whose testimony necessary be used before
probate court shall reside of this state, out of the pro
bate district which his testimony he used by
age bodily nGrmty shall be unable to attend in person, h
court commission competent persons
take the testimony of such witness and deposons taken accord
ing to the provisions of the law for taking deposons to be ue
the trial civil causes may be used the trial of question
before the probate court when such testimony may be proper
Approved November u, 1859
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No. 17-AN ACr RELATING mo- DEPOSITIONS.

is here5y enacted, &c.
SEC. 1. In addition to the provided by law in
which dispositions may be taken and used evidence the
he taken any reasonable time after suit commenced
whatever court such suit may be pending while such suit
its passage from another and when so TAKEN
ageeaby to the forms of law shall he admissible in evidence,
in other 10y law provided
SEC In the caption and certificate Of any deposition, IT
shall be sufficient description Of the time and place of trial to
describe the suit pending in the particular court before which
the same is to be heard and tried.
Approved November o. 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02
No. IAN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER ONE HUND
AND SIXTEEN OF THE COMPILED STATUTES,

No. IAN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN OF THE COMPILED STATUTES, RE
LATING TO SALARIES AND FEES.
TisIerebg enacted by he General assembly of Tie State Of
Vermont as folOwS;
court in this state shall be entitled receive five cents per
mile for his travel dollar per day for each days attend
ance instead of allowed by chapter one hundred ana
sixteen of the compiled statutes.
SEC O. That much of chapter hundred and sixteen
the compiled statutes inconsistent with the provisions oil tins
act is hereby repealed
Approved November 16, 1889
No s-AN ACT IN ALTERATION or AN ACT RELAT-
ING TO THE JUDICIARY, APPROVED NOVEMBER
II, 1857. r.
IL hereJv enacted by The General Assembly Of the State OF
| Vermont, foloWs' ~ ,a
SIC Sections fve six and eight of act relating
~ tho Judiciary passed November H. 1851 are hereby repeal
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No 16.--AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE TAKING OF
DEPOSlTl0NS DESIGNED TO BE USED WITHOUT
THIS STATE
II is hereby enaced, &C..
SEC All provisions Of law for the taking Of depositons to
be used the courts of this state shall be deemed and held to
be all respects equally applicable the purposes of obtaining
dispositions designed for in courts without this
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 81 1859.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.

/ PASSED OCTOBER SESSION. 1859,
And designated by he Secretary Of State for publication Newspaper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02

No 1O.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION FIVE,
CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN OF THE
COMPILED STATUTES
is hereby enacted By The General assembly Of he State of
PerB0Ht, foHo0s
SEC l. No confession of judgment by any debtor after
suit commenced against him. hereafter takcn shall be eecua
hold property attached where the property has been
subsequently attached by other creditors unless the consent of
all subsequent attaching creditors such confession shall have
been previously obtained in writing.
Approved November ,, 1859
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No. 11.-AN ACT PROVIDING FOR TIE PLACE OF TRI-
AL IN CRIMINAL CAUSES BEFORE JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
shereby enacted By the General Asembly Of the State Of
Vermont, f0LoiCS:
SEC l. All prosecutions of a criminal nature hereafter
menced before justice of the peace within the jurisdiction of
such Justice try and determine shall be tried the town where
the committed, in the where the respondent
resides.
SEC. ?. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November r. 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-02

ton of this unless such decree thereafter left for record
as above provided prior 10 the acquiring Of any interest
lien on such lands by any purchasers morgee attaching cred
s aud unless thus left for record such lands shall be subject
to redemption by subsequent purchasers mortgages attach
ing creditors in the though the time Of redemp
ton had not exped PoUdd that this act shall not affect the
title to any lands when foreclosure has been obtained and the
time of redemption has expired prior to the passage Of this act
Approved November II, 1859
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j. ". WEER'.S
PATENT DOUBLE RIB GIN

!. l HAVE Invented and obtained letters patent 70,
a Double-ched Reversing Rib for Cotton
! Gins, which viii manufacture at Cotton Valley
Macon county, Alabama
The advantage of my improvement in the Cotton
TIN lib, consists in making them reversible SO as
to do double service. Each half of my improved
Rib is made with the curve. and the two end.
are Of the same size and shape; SO that when one
end Is worn ont and becomes unit for use the
farmer can taEe them of hintsa't, reverse and re
place them again, and make them do double the
service OF those heretofore used. II viii save tire
farmer the trouble and expense of transporting bis
totten Gin to some factory and procuring q new
set OF Ribs. Any one can take them off and re.
place them again. Al that it requires lie take ont
the screws and Iun them back again, and then Won
will have a set of RIBS
Ny Improved Rib will not be verv popular will,
sin-nlakes in general, for they say that the gins
last too long. Some have acknowled that it il
superior to aay Rib thew have ever seen. 1t is tho
farmer that l want to please, and if he will give
ne a trial, | will certainly 90 it. With twelve
wears experience, fatter myself that l can make
rs good a gin as any one; and With my improve
rlcnt, Know that make them last ohe-thri
longer, without any expense for repairing. All
hat ask IL to give me trial. Persons wishing
70 buy my Double Rib Gin, will please order them,
or it will be impossible for agents to call on'all-
will deliver Gins at oar Factory, for Two Dollars
Der saw.
CO Particular attention given to Repairing.
Address j. W. WEBB & co,
Cotton Valley, Macon county, Ala,
March, 80. 46-y*
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CUINJNE SUBSTITUTE

/
FEVER AND AGUE--H0W TO CURE TT.
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Retail, by j. WRIGHT u CO., n and ISL
Chartres street. 43-y
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pRIESTLEY Il BEIN
On AND q CAMP STREET, ~
DJS Nnr nrIaa.a NlE

On AND 81 CAMP STREET, -
~ New Orleans, Importers and q
Dealers in Hardw are, Cntlery iron, Copper
and Tin Plate, have now a%ell assorted
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I MACHINE-MADE Ii oKsE SHOES.

|. MACHIN E-MADE. HORSE SHOES.
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NewYcrk, have Henry Hurden's I'M ~
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prics but litllesNlnve the pric4-of horse shoe
fron.
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ElIERIFF SALE.

,Golisa-g & c,np Vi. James X. W.,i,c. No. ssl
District Cont, Parish Of Cstahea.I.
Or VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias in this case
- issued from the District Court of the xmf7sl Of
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erty Of defendant, to wit: the fractional paw Of
section No.tj3, of Township No. 4, of Range 5
east, coutaiaing SO 5n-lno acres, situated on the
bank of Larto Lake in this parish, togather will,
the improvements on Me same, and on
Saturday, tie 7th day of Nay, rert...
win offer the same for SALE within legal hours at
the door of tina Court house. in the town Of Ha,si-
souburg, for CASH, under the benefit Of apfgs3se-
inert. II u. PRICHARD 4E
March 80, 1859. print 81
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STR A u BIS
faiaQt Germ and FIGURING Mill,

60 FAVUKABLY KNOW n throughout the
NJ Soath and West as exclusively possessing the
combined qualities Of
l. Being firmly set in strong iron frame.
2. Using only the best French Burr Stones
+ 8. Running the lower stone,f which, being fast
on the spindle, can never in contact with its
fellow, to be injured by running empty.
A. Having no bush to get loose.
s. Having no driver and rind to make it choke.
g. Having is spindle in one piece, from bridge.
tree to hopper-bearer.
Some Of these mills have run nine years without
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sale by. S. II. GILMAN,
s0sGravier Street, New Orleans
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E,actaos, of police Jurors.

DOLLS viii be opened at the usual election pre-
L 3rscincts in the several Police Jury W ards
named hereafter, on the
End lionaeyef Jft,y next, Ole 9u1
Tor the purpose Of eIectipg member 70 represent
each OF said wards in the Police Jury Of the paris
of Catahoua, to wit Wards No. /, s, 5,e,r, s..
in said words required % conduct the same,
and make due returns to t,e Clerk of the Police
jury, by the next meeting, Monday, June the 9th
next ED. DORSEY, President.
April 6yis5o.