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Der of each order, its date, its amount, to
whom PAYABLE, and as near as may be
for what purpose drawn, and the book
containing such record shall be kept on
(ile in the county clerks Office.
SEC. s. 1t shall be the duty OF each
county clerk, within three days after the
drawing Of any order upon the county
treasurer, to transmit to such treasurer
an abstract of such order, giving its
number, its date, its amount, TO whom
payable, and as near as may be for what
purpose drawn, and no such order shall
be paid by the treasurer, or endorsed as
accepted by him, until the abstract shall
be lodged in his Office.
1 SEC. 4. The treasurers Of the sever
al counties in this state shall annually, on
or before the eighth day of January OF
each and every year, prepare and lodge
with the assistant judges Of their respect
i've counties a full report of their several
accounts as treasurers for the year ending
on the first day of said January, exhibit
ing the amount and sources of revenue
of their respective counties, and each
item thereof; also ali sums paid by them
as such treasurers, giving the number
date and amount of each order paid, tC
whom made payable, and for what pur-
pose drawn, and the amount of interest
if any, paid thereon also the amount o
Indebtedness of their respective counties
if any shall exist, together with copy
Of the abstracts of all orders then unpaid
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty OF tn
. assistant judges in the several eoaHtie:
Immediately upon the receipt of the re
port Of the county treasurer, as mention
ed in tie preceding section, to compar'
the same with toe record Of the county
clerks as to the orders drawn upon th
county treasurer for the time embraced
10 said report, and after causing all tn
errors therein to be corrected, if an.
shall exist, it shall be their duty to caus
such report to be fled in the count,
clerks office.
SEC. 6. The assistant judges shall
= annually, and within six days after tn
receipt of the report of the county trea:
urer, as provided in section four Of thi
act, publish so much and such parts {
D said report as to show the income Of til
county for the time embraced therein, til
\ amount paid by the treasurer, the indeb
/ edness of the county, and such other fac
relating TO the financial condition of til
t county as they shall deem important
: such publication shall be made in one {
o more newspapers published in the count
5 and if no newspaper is Published there
0 in, then il some newspapers which haS
5 a general circulation in said county.
Sec. 7. All acts and parts Of &C
inconsistent with this act are hereby r
: pealed.
Anrrnre1 Nnramhar 9h 1850
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No. 43.-An act to regulate the organi
cation of towns in this State,

It is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section nine of chapter ft-
teen Of the compiled statutes shall be SC
amended that it shall not be the duty oil
the inhabitants of any unorganized town
to become organized, unless there shall
be at least ten families residing therein
who shall have resided therein at less
three months previous to such organiza
ton; and any organization attempted tc
be made where there shall be les
number Of families residing therein, wht
shall have so resided three months q
aforesaid shall be void.
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No. Am act relating to the election
and qualifc ItiOa Of bank directors.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. The ofIic3 of bank director
10 any bank in this state, shall become
vacant at the expiration of one yeal and
thirty days from The election Of such d.
rector, and as much sooner as, by the
provisions Of Law existing, a successor
shall have been chosen and qualified By
giving the bonds now required by law.
SEC. ,. No person elected to the
offise Of bank director, shall be deemed
qualified to act as such director, until be
shall haze given, subsequent to his last
election, the bonds noT required by law
to be given by bank directors.
Approved November 26, 1860.
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Historical society, each six copies to
the University of Vermont, AIiddlebury
College, Norwich University, New
Hampton Institute at Fairfax, and New
bury Female Collegiate Institute, each
state library in the Union, and TO the Ii
brary of the Canadian government, each
two copies and TO each incorporated
academy in this state, one copy; and The
remainder of the one thousand copies he
shall place in the state library in charge
of the state librarian, TO be permanently
lodged there or used in making exchanges,
at the discretion of the trustees of the
state library,
SEC. 4. The style of the work, when
completed, shall be essentially the same
as that of other similar reports published
in states where geological surveys have
been made.
| SEC. 5. The accounts for publishing
the geological report sinai! be presented
to and audited by the auditor of accounts
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Apnroved Novamhar 90 1870
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No. 56.-An act making provision for the sup
port of government.
It is hereby enacted, &c,

No. 55.-An act making provision for the sup
port of government.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. A tax of twenty cents on the dollar
is hereby assessed on the list of the polls and
rateable estate of the inhabitants of this state
for the year 1862 to be paid into the treasury of
the state by the first day of June next in mon
ey, certificates or notes issued by the treasurer
OF this state, or orders drawn by the county
clerk and approved by the court auditor.
Sec. 2. The sum of fifty thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying
the debentures of the Lieutenant governor, the
senate and house Of representatives, the contin-
gent expenses of the general assembly, the gov
ernoTs salary, and such sums as are directed TO
be paid by the treasurer by special acts of legis-
lation.
Sec. 8. The sum of eighty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying
the salaries of the judges of the supreme court,
the expenses of the supreme and county courts,
and such drafts as may be made by the county
courts, as provided by law.
| Sec. 4. The sum of fifty thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying
the salaries of the other state officers the relief
of the poor at the asylums, paying the agricul-
tural societies, expenses of the militia board oil
| education, and other miscellaneous items.
Sec. 5. The treasurer of the state is hereby
authorised to borrow a sum not exceeding sew.
| enty-five thousand dollars, for the purpose Of
| detraying the expenses of the government anC
paying such appropriations as are or may BIT
made.
See. 6. All loans negotiated by the treasurer
by virtue of this act, snail be upon notes. signe(
by said treasurer and countersigned by the sec
Rotary of state, and a record of such notes shall
be kept by said secretary Of state.
Sec. Z. The sum of fifty thousand dollars i
hereby appropriated for the purpose of payin!
any debts OF the state not otherwise provides
for.
Approved November q, 1860.
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Approved November %, 1860.

No. 52-An act providing for publish
ing allowances against the State Treas
ury.
It is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. 1t is hereby made the duty
of the several county clerks within this
state, to prepare for publication and to
cause to be published in some newspaper
printed in their several counties, or in
case no newspaper is printed in any
county, then some newspaper printed in
some adjoining county and having circu-
! lation in such counties, within forty days
after the rising Of each court, an abstract
Of all orders drawn by him on the state
treasury on allowances of the court au-
djtoFs for such courts, embracing the
names of the parties in whose favor such
orders are drawn, and their amount, to-
gether with a statement of the services
for which they are drawn aud in cases
of allowances to justices of the peace
for criminal prosecutions, the amount Of
the allowance for informing officers, sher.
ifs, witnesses, and the court fees respect
lively; and in case OF allowances toI
coroner's inquests, the said abstracts shall
set forth the amount for witnesses, cour
and counsel fees; and in cases of allow
ances to sheriffs, aitornieS and county
clerks, the whole account as allowed by
such auditors.
Sec. 2. The publishers Of the seyera
newspapers publishing the abstracts here
inbefore provided for, shall annually, Oh
or before the first day of September
send their accounts for such publication
together with a copy Of all papers, t
! the auditor of accounts who shall draw
an order on the treasury for such sum
as he shall deem just for such publication
: Sec. 3. This act shall take effect froE
/, its passage.
/, Approved November "A, 1860.
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Approved November 20, 1860.

No. 55.-An act providing for the revision Of the
public laws of this state.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Milo L. Bennett, Pierpoint Isham and
Andrew Tracy, are hereby appointed commits
sioners, whose duty it shall be TO revise redraft,
compile, consolidate and arrange in methodical
order, in plain and simple language, the public
statutes of this state, on the basis, plan and
general form and method of the revised statutes,
with authority to omit redundant enactments,
reject superfuous words, circuitous and ambig-
nous phraseology, recommend amendments and
to eondense the whole into as concise and CON-
prehensive form as is consistent with full and
clear expression of the win of the legislature,
and report the same to the general assembly at
/ its next session.
| Sec. 2. Said commissioners are hereby au-
thorised to procure such revision, or such parts
thereof, as they shall judge proper, when pre-
pared by them, TO be printed for the use of the
general assembly, the number Of copies of such
revision or of such parts thereof, so procured
to be printed, not to exceed four hundred.
Approved November 26, 1860.
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No. Alan act establishing the stand
ard weight Of herds-grass or timothy
seed.
1t is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC. /. a bushel of herds-5rass or
timothy seed shall be deemed forty -Gye
pounds, as the standard weight and meas
ure Of the same, in all purchases and
sales thereof.
Approved November &c, 1860.
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No. 50.-An act relating to tbs time OF
holding the next ten N of the Lamoilie
county court and the court of chan
Gerry.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The stated term of the couh-
ty court and court of chancery within
and for the county of LamOille, shall, so
far as all new entries are concerned, be
deemed TO commence on the second Tues
day of December next.
Sec. ,. All actions and causes brought
returnable to said county court or court OF
chancery, returnable on the first Tuesday
of December A. D. 1860, shall be DEEM
ed and considered returnable on the Sec
ond Tuesday of December next and all
bail and recognizances for the appearance
of any person on the first Tuesday OF De
cember aforesaid, shall be construed tc
hold such persons for appearance on
the second Tuesday of the same Deem
Der.
Sec. 8. This act shall not be constru'
ed 10 affect the commencement OF ssiC
term, so far az the trial and disposition o
of causes already on the docket OF saic
court are concerned.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November q, 1860.
J
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No. 49.-An acs TO alter the time Of
holding the county court in the County
OF Orange.
IL Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The county court within and
for the county Of Orange shall hereafter
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No. 40.-An act in addition to an act
in amendment Of, and in addition TO,
chapter twenty-six Of the compiled
statutes" approved November 10,
1851.
1t is hereby enacted, Gee.
SEC. l. 1t any conductor, engineer
or other person, having the control ct
any detached engine, or any engine with
passenger train Of cars attached, shall
run such engine, or such passenger tram
Of cars into or through any passenger
depot at a rate Of speed exceedidg tour
miles 10 one hour, such conductor, engin
eer or other person so offending shall, OF
conviction thereof be punished by hn'
Of ten dollars.
Approved November 81, 1860.
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No. 4J.-An act in amendment Of chap
ter ninety one Of the compiled statutes
in relation to the preservation OF pub
lie health.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section one Of chapter nine
ty-one OF the compiled statutes shall be
so amended as to read as follows;
Ii any person shall be infected with
the small pox, the select men Of the
town in which such person shall be, shall
Immediately provide place as remote
from inhabitants as shall be convenient,
and remove the person so infected to
such place, unless in the opinion of the
attending physician the life Of such per-
sos would be endangered by the removal,
and in all cases by requiring immediate
vaccination, ADD otherwise, 20 take the
most prudent means to prevent tue
spreading Of the disease.
SEC. ?. II any person shall be infec-
ted with the small pox near the line Of an
adjoining town 50 As to expose the inhab-
itants thereof, the selectmen Of said ad-
Joining town may, in their discretion, e1-
ercse all the authority and take all the
precautionary measures pescr.6ed ia the
first section of this act.
SEC. 3. Section cns Of chapter nine
ty-one of the compiled statutes is hereby
repealed.
Approved November p, 1860.
No. 4G.-An act in addition to chapte
twelve of the compiled statutes, reIa
Ting to the duties Of county Judge
and county treasurers.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. !. All claims which have o
may hereafter accrue against any count,
in this state shall be examined and allow
ed by the assistant judges of the count
court for such county, and a statement Q
each claim, with the amount allowe
thereon, shall be certified by them to til
county clerk, who is hereby authorize
to draw an order therefor upon the coun
ty treasurer, and no money shall hereai
ter be paid out Of any county treasur
in this state, except upon the order c
the county clerk.
SEC. 2. Ii shall hereafter be the du
ty Of each county clerk TO keep on fl
in the county clerks Office all statement
or vouchers furnished him by the assis;
ant judges upon which be may hav
dawn orders upon the county treasurer
aud also 10 keep a record Of all such or
ders; which record shall state the nun
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No 51.-An act relating TO the fees OF
court auditor.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The several court auditors
shall hereafter be allowed the sum Of
/ fly cents for auditing each claim pre-
sented to him for allowance, and all &C.
counts of the sheriff or his deputies shall
be allowed to the sheriff, and all accounts
of The sheriff for any one term of court
shall be allowed in one account and nc
court auditor shall hereafter be entitled
to any fees or pay for any services a;
such court auditor, excepting such feei
as are provided by this act.
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect from
its passage,
! Approved November %, 1860.
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be holden on the third Tuesday of jan
uary and the second Tuesday of June IN
each year.
Sec. ?. All acts and parts OF acts IN
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved November 10, 1860.
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HIRAM pWIAELL
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tlriiEsoS r6vtf.--ln the ticksbutg
Sun Of November iIth. We fnd the follow.
ing; ''ln his speech here the other even.
ing, Col Davis uttered the following rlOrt
oss sentiment, "lf Mississippi. in hcr SOW.
ereign capacity, decides to submit to the
rule of the art Jan, aud sectional North,
then ! will II, mt DOWN as ohc upcu whose
brow the brand Of ihr,uy shl degradation
has been written, and bear my port on 4
the bitter trial. but II. On the other hand
Mississippi decide 10 resist, the hanl, that
would tatnish the bright star which repre-.
scnts her on the national flag. then | will
Come 1T your bidding. whether BY d,v or
by night, and pluck tina, star from the al.
Any, ahi place il upon u banner af il. own.
will plant il upon the crest II battle. and
gathering a ouni me the nucleus 81 Mi.ss
tirpi's bSs, and b%r,,et, will ~,lcomc IN.
invader 10 the harvest Of death /. and fu
turc generations will pin, to . small hi
lock upon our border. which vii tell the 70
esp,ion which the invader me, upon W,
sesl."
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IN. The japanese havcjlacovcrcd tba, {,
few seconds previous 10 the occurrence " au
earthquake the magnet temporarily loses it.
power. and they have inecniou.ly cou.truc.
tel a light frame. supporting n hor.e-,ho'
magnet, beneath wh'cti y 4 cup # " met.
~. The lover portion Of the ttieuc, j. IT.
,achcl to a weight. ~ that. upon the mag.
net becoming paralyzel. the weight drops
anl str king The cup, give. .i, alarm, am
al the occupants ot the hons. rush to ,h,
open air for safety.
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Ctvtttfi rn,r Cosr SoaErutNJ.-rv,
young women. WIN, about eight years since
we're assistants IN tho Shop Of Mr Hrjch
cr, hosicr, 1T Vine street, Bristol. lately
received the agreeable Information that they
were l%tgatrcs fer Cl01 each. froc Of Lra-
cy duty. under the will If IN eccentric uld
lady of crcwkctnc. lately deceased. ror
''clyilttir, received from them ON visit NJ
the shop in which they we're engaged \
clerk in one II the branches II Sh,ct,y
banking company is also remembered ,o III,
extent of f51O for his p%nl,cucss in y ell
iug up anil handing the oil lady a bun,ll,
Of n,tcs which She acciyutslly dropped in
the bank.
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November Goth, ls6A
METRIC oy THE AGRICULTURAL 80
ETY..

ArETiSo OF THE hpNicUiFuNAL 30
ciErY.
The Society met pufsucut to adjourn
mcnt, !, beng the annual meeting OF th'
Society.
Col. ". 8. Ward waa ,l,ci,l Chairman
Of the meeting, and ;. 7. Sorsby, l. 4
Secretary.
Upon motion the Society Proceeded !,
elect, BY ballot, the officers tor the euhu ~
year.
The follow ing officers were elected. ,c
Wit:
Prc,icnt-M j Walden.
Tirc Prcs ients T 4. " lsvn, J 4.
Wall.
keforiing S~etfttay-j l. Iloolc.
Ccrreyonding S,tre,ry-M :. Ward
7rsasvr.r-J. ". Clanton.
Dreetcrs-D. J. Jcrn'gan. y. X. Slcig.
J. II. Keith, J. ~ Coffee. J. u tiscr. u
Bedford. jr.. :. a. Stewart, A. l.. Tucker
John r. Ward.
On mc,icn the follow Ing ntmc,l gentlemen
were appointed = committee 10 Examine IN
to the prcpricty Of a%mcnling the con,tti
tiop, aud make ,ach amendments ~ the.
m.y deem espe lent, AMI report he sam
to an adjourned meeting Of the Society
Monday. dec. ~, 1900:
j. W. cl1nton. T. y. wilson. q I. Foot,
J. e. Harrison. J J.. ~IIoolr, ;. =. >otsty
NJ y. Ward. Chairman Of the mcct,n
~ss added to the Conah,tc.
Adjourned.
NJ $. WARD, Chairman.
g. u. sJpsIy. SECRETARY.
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n. The Nashville Gazette Of the iith
says.--''A rcush looking individual. giving
his name ss kaiser. Yesterday wen, to the
house If Mr.. Clt!,.r, living a, The corner
81 Broad and Summer streets. and repre-.
sen,ci to Mrs. Clay,cr ,ha, her husband
had sen, him Cor . gold watch, which he
kncw Wa in her possession In getting
him the watch. Mrs. Clay,cr gave the thisi
IN crpoi ,uniiy to appropriate some Ss0 OF
sa0 which he found lying aboa, loose in .
drawer"
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Cain CrsntNa o. rnr Sr,ur nr Z.

CAtEs CrsniSs on rnr SrAar ar THE
CorSrHr.-6ene,al CssL,ns ,s 10 address
the people Of Ncsbu ypcst. Mass. and
vicinity, on Saturday aul MONDAY evenings.
upon the State of'the Cnion. Tie has al.
dressed . letter 10 the Hon. Albert Currier.
announcing his intention. In I . letter h,
sreaks Of the imminent peril VI . dissolution
Of tie American Union, 70 avsrt which, ~
Ter o. Massachusetts, is concerned, the 6rs,
AiMs neeessasy. h bic opinion, Is the I'm.
mediate repeal Of The Personal Liberty Las
81 ksviag 49, sAiA I'VE shsll skes hsv,
~ deh. ksppss vAss nay, to stand er.sl
70 bold up osr heads in the Union, to loos
our sister Ssaies in the face. AMI. il nead
h.. 10 aliress fra,ssnal exhorta,ion to tn,
State u South Carol -.irtisncle.
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hoe state oC Nt.sts.tpps, !
...,s.yrVs

TNNVEN CVFE
To ~sllie White one VI the jevisre. Of Hugh Nc.
t,shce deceased. aud on- Of the Lsifs 1t lev Of
Ia mts =. MsC,shss dec ssed.
\ ~ a. -'-ht sitel, to he and appear before the
Probate Coart II siii rcnn.y. IN Friday the
2s.h ~ lie ,rahsr nsx,. there aud then 10 shav
esu.s ~hv toe PRAYER q the petition Of frsns's
". waite ,ear guardian. AMI sss guardian Of "a.
sard u. WI & , avins for q division delivery Of
the slaves hei1n, az 1, yuu aud said Edward U.
" hi,e jointly, should not bs granted.
BY rrfsr u Court.
VI. r wvutTEN. Cierh.
lssuej tn ss,h Nv. ls5l. ptj-ls
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Ma LpfiDR = ~ w slpiuf baa
.ss,lon anil w. have M l1ubi 'lst D. ui
lis,p bdl rliiHg epbt'n'Dn I ihf state
az not Important lbai ibr T. pl ..Ho
begin 70 enquire upon rhom hey al ~
,olsc tho mpo tant tfusi " r'pfe rui n.
them IN TINT CONVENTION u H h4 ordinary
duty 70 ptrfgfm--'le future "" peel %
our beloved iiatr hang upon The o. in
be mot ~ p.opJg, l''i AL lh't
will dcl,nd utpu dnt action W man uRI
TO thrust luM ~ %iut~nrl ~ q ctnt.uuI,
for such d position there should BE- no cam.
yassing, no cloctonecfing lor The o%iic', b
should b. neither sought no, aoid,d he
people, BY their own %acsion, should b" lriI
free 10 elect III. men Il their choice sclscl
from among the si.es', the most prudent
the mos, courageous, aud the most lFcrcct
To tbs class btleps, w think, Col Jno
Il. Dickens aud Edward T. McGehec
whom We pat in nom na,.on Without con
suluns them, being we'll assured, from ouI
knowledge II then characters, unst lhcl
wil not shrink from ting responsibility
and tina, our dcstinies "a n people when -
trusted to them will be in safe keeping
M,SY voIrRs
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SEWING MACHINE.

NEEIlNt. IT the Binri n Directors
\ held Non iay. NJ, ~. lsI0. the 10 lowing
stp.T, an, urlolrd O. b. published.
VI. ! Walden, President.
J l. lippfI Secretary.
H. ne bodci Of Dirfcior' I'm, Pamela County
IJrirhInrtl Npcis'y.
Suur c'mm'free appointed ;, Examine the merits
Of lh' j n"Fcn kind. u sewing Machines, rtpor,
t. follow. We found tut me on exhibition,
styled Moore. Improved Se~in; Machine" We
nere much pl"t.ri Nth It. Performance, and In
ouf Judgment II IS . very yiluable machine, and
M tbnt il vor,hy ~ . trial. I, is adapted TO
tum.y nni prntt'tin Isr mts us in u superior
plnb"r ttr "Diuiir turk sii'ch," the strongest
mot iuuihl" auI elastic, ~ ,d' by ,ny machine.
Il .. y"ty SIMPLE. practical auj durable. II sess
~ ~ sind, II fuul IN 10 scry reliable and accu.
talr manner. u,iug ell ,inl. II thread. and ,ews
Nth 'qi' iact'is ~ Is the ,hickcst nni lhinn's,
g'uds. Upon o dur rsnuinatiun ycar comm IIic-
d.cd'i Il - be worthy u . premium.
Rs tW HNAtiiy,l ..u..
", u iItfit>, 's"s
BG LINDSEY. \''"''"ee'
ANY p'r'un wtniins nne " ,hcs. machines OF
rt utut nation concerning them, address
WARD, WILLIAMS &Co.,
nti " SirIis, Miss.