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Caurt CaIsndar-Thfs DAY.

Court CaIsndar-Thfs Day.
suppyxk CorRI- CIcrn-Psr f-Noe 4643 42l9,
Is 1885, 2t67, asa, 1885, 223, sees leo6, l5oe 1856
sa29 4s2ek, 1869 4stS, 25el. 4sIS 1859, 5000, HsS
Ni se2o ss.s .sIs .s lsss sss Sci SCI pa. PAT a.,
I4ss, aIto scIe, l5ee. 2sp6, 1919, aces, 47e6 1884,
Me2 Ss2l tsss $780, lAbA, ss, l2so >c%s, sosl, $685.
1Ce6
SERMON cocHr-rart II Mes. 500, Is, ESQ, sso. ssa,
ets, go, o1s
UxnrD eTArss DnsRcr couRs-Nos. IL 10 ~.
COMMON PryAe- One hour cauGee. Part III -Nco- $40,
sa47 esq., $685. sol2 t2ss <2ss assa l2s< lSss l2ee
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The Case or Carstasg VS.. shaw.
~ Iocr, June IL, 1890
Judge Reber In tho Court OF Common Peas tbs sftr-
nooa overrued the motion Tor trial o. the OF
CarstAng shaw.
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TIE Ap,rIAxr GENERAL or VIRGINIA TIE DxxSm
ov Harms FnRY.-fhe Adjutant General Of Virginia
just submitted his report 70 the Governor Of that
State 90 the condition OF The Virginia volunteer militia
and the defence Of important points. In regard 70
Harpers Ferry he introduces the subject In the follow
ing language the position Of some Of Vie
~ RimeEts Inspected, lying along the Eortherr
border CT the bate, end covering the sccne Of the
hsordnary Outrage o October last respectfully recon
mend thai applcaaou Be made 10 the Secretary Of war
for en- advance upon the qu,ta Of ayms which viii be
cone the STATE IN 1851 he amount be suggests
rs rife muskets), and sdds-In addition 70 domestic
shable, me large government property - Harpers
Fty must derive Incidental protection from having the
slate tyoops IN the vicinity we'll armed hsre from
go TO SEQ men employed permanently occasionally n
The works st bst place, who reside on the col OF The
State IN M and often control the elections, and yes
sre pct enrolled In The militia submit The Question
wbeiher hey do not militia service 70 the State ~
txSr0
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- .susss1 oou.rr, GLASS Ia JuHr IA, Iess
coEsoLIDArxp LorrEsY. Class 81, JUS H. 1870
10, rs, %, 81, a, 20. g, Is, 6, 81, SO, Al rs.
FBAHCE. BROADBENrs 20.
4AaAgeru, Wilmipstou Dola ware.
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Gee. y. sloat d Co.'S Csasbratsa Eliaptxs
q. 4. COLLINS, 80 Broadway.
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Cristadsro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pes fho bea worA Wholesale and retail and u
bye privately applied, q No 49, Houea
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Hill, Inimltabls Hair Cutter. Hair Dye.
90 cents black or brown. Depot No. Barclay ssS and
sold By al Drusgss
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Omcaa1 Drewfngs or Hedges, Davis a
CLASS 81, JUS n'isoo.
l6, So. Is, a: "a, SO. A, ~, s, 40, 70, IA.
Prizes casAo1 ~ IS Broadway. Clroalars ssnt free
HOD0n6, DAVIS 90. nsuacss
maOou Q00rgin.
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Herrins's Patent Champien Fire And
Burglar Prod Safes. ~ Broadway euFnsr Of Murray sss
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rAan Summer Cashmere Salts 90 fate n.
A'~~sx ~ ga ~ ss s srsss Co.,.
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BtsiAway d Sens
Ave yesla Wareroema q md ~ walker street.
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AZ HOme-TO-doy, Tomorrow. and
M Broadway. sAA give cAa<A with fun written charts q
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g:s: Goats e y, :, =: = e. , e So o.. e.
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Rush whsr. IN. Crowd Gss. fer Cr.sp
Sumner oasaiss-1 N h, sMIIa's, ie Fpaca sss,L
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cUuuIR ysec.

IUmHRB WN.
The usual aos,ss-y issue q fAshrs sis HAis for sssu
unsuTsssd vadsY, urereered n guaEy, sss Atss n
n. meet eisxtni.sun4 and feseaaeus -
PspaEae - hiah an1 Low nnG&bh uuno6nb1oa e<s
ard Canoss fovn portion Of IL syss diVplays1 ~ 81
Hat 6epsssnsss vhus u asnustns1 - 06D6 81 O.
b uRsauAnsd. -
fUTaIIIs Hanur. = ~
No - Brse1vlx, .rs
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~ -vOoD. fpI " co., nsssgsrs Of ~
DsIAwAsn I.1ruoT 1Sr 1901, s T IorsssI~
6, 6s, a, 81, IS, SO, 7s. IS. 50, g. 81, 6s, 81. T.
=, pnAvA..-CLAss 70 - yU.s Il vp -
"a, 81, 60, Is, 81, 60, =, 10, ~, IS. l, Is.
WOOD lDDY xo0. svn.sssos, Delaware.
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Great Sale Of Dhfrts.-Dfx for %:
nOODYD Shin ManufacGory, "a Broadway.
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drain upon me 1ry 70 ihs about 10000
= Ss p ~ sny on osr
frosuer he's fallen on that the expenses Of collecting
durns shs -: four years sxossd NE Co~ r.csp sy The
ssad q stimulating donssaic Industry and sntsrss
has Invited The production o. foreign labor and foreign
in car own ns,ss;s view he treaty irum wsss.vcr Ssad
point Jon nay, prsssss u sAne tor6idoias .spsct
o. our cis;sss are sliEs pssicsss prsudcisl afs
90 Ne ntrsg0 q our farmers and mechanics, our maui
ss Is ss 81 s .so S ..s ssosssy
1ssecss msss Pos.ss " Ly ssoscsd q ss.e ls,sh.
.vss :. " ss i:ssSrss sd ~ sAys
IA. bses psrssessy violated IN ths sprt nos ia the
1ssr, b. Ne cAsaoas sovsrumeus ever bos the day
riosa srpor6 ~ av5 ved snd manifest objects have
besa wholly perveris-. s-r hes bssu used means
which vss Intended 70 foster ass eais up In ocseiu
sou be declared bic intention 10 introduce bill 70 repeal
s.r s o. q s
subject 70 The same duties - are Imposed upon Imports
from cher countries
1he House then resumed the consideration OF the Be-
nats's amsndments 10 the army bin
ss rsxss noupssc regiment into Inc Geld was amen ,sd
oy NE e1dSsn provso that this sha not be dous on
49, We opinion q The Pfssiies' The sxissnces Of Inc
NJ RsAoAs, ldem Of Texas, said that Il this appro:
inpees By notv.s Q, husaoisy 70 convene ,hs Lesss
tare = sysaa sxpcsss 20 kssp forces In the hss
81 s sssos e. g. 81 S ,%s e
Mr. ON, Nee) Of N, Y, opposed the amsndmsnt a.
entirely unneoessary Every Intelligent army ON er d,s
approves and ccadenns ths oang d this Ted reri.
ment into the Geld. The Amsnomcnt was urrcd on tse
ground ths Ne army vas unns Tor service tne rexss
border.
M NcRAs, (dsm.) Of Nj a., accused Mr. DIN Of cold
blooded spirit and sectional prejpdnss He (Mr OlIn)
convinced OF he bu.teiss, but vas not wiling 70
arrest them.
Mr. 0uu Indignantly replied - this. n. wac opposed
the amendment because be wanted 70 put cad 70
.ciscuhsss By preventing "he bounds from pcuncing
on peAosabis Indians and aeprvpE tnaIn Of their homes
Mr. REAGAN saio that the language employed By NJ.
oio wss . dsuberss and viiful osiuuny on shs people
OF rtxa
OF A.
The senases Amendment making appropriations FIR
rcrthsauons, vHs ndvocsped by Mr. wmrxlsy, (dem OF
Tel ne ssd THAI the House bil for hn purlcse apvro
printed es7eopc, and NE proposition nov pending merely
tncressed the amount ESQ coo.
NJ crR1Is, ttsp) OF rors, remarked shsi me sssre
Nsts wM . min,n ava qusrfer.
NJ WHIintY fsfunet, sag ng cur foial,A .15s h1sn
rrHu~tn milifLs whs thcuh Eoi even tre silsl'
nmosss be nov apgropnaed Tor ~ afetn sil,cs
AZ fsus (rsP) o. No, wa opposed % ssoa lcs rel.
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5hsr emsasy % sst md sv6eEt osa psxs vhlca
we're Ssoayins and 1uifynH are rsstose 2 heasy vso
do N ths curing d 1ssasa Bra14re hs Fp ~ thus nmply
urnyipg The ayslem, ronow Tie BODY.
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Balls~'s Patent I'm proves French Yoke
SS1Sd4I5sjSSs = $780, 49,; - v'"''ss SAoV
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on and af'oI we3qs.llg llIlI 2i, is65 FAssENoER

TRAINS will run a. follows
UP TRAINS. .- Leave Concord az lO.3j A. NJ, or on
arrival oftrains from Boston, Worcester Sc, Tor White
River Junction, connecting with train over Vermont
Central Road for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouses Point
Montreal and Ogden.hurgh the same day; thence by
Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara Fails, Vc and Win
train over Grand Trunk Railway for Toronto and the
West, without delay. Also connecting Potsdau with
train Tor Rome aud New York Central toadf and at
White River Junction with trains over Passumpsc and
White Mountains Roads 20 Barton, VI and Lttleton,
\ thonc- bv cr rtnustead. Newport MaEog
Lake. White and Franconia Mountains, sc.
Leave Concord at 325 T.. n, or arrival Of trains
from Boston Worcester Portsmouth, Portland &c, Tor
Franklin and Bristol
Leave Concord at 80 Pm, on arrival oftains from
Boston Worcester Portsmouth, Dover &c, for White
River Junction connecting with train over VI Central
Road fir Montpelier, Bur ington, Rouse Point, Mon
tresl and Ogdensbarg thence by Steamboats, and Grand
Trunk Railway for the West, without delay.
Down TnAiSs.-Leaye White River junction at 245
A. NJ with passengers leaving Ogdensburgh and Mon
trel the evening previous also, At II 30 p NJ with pas
sengefs over the VI Central, Passumpsic and White
Mountains Roads connecting at Concord with trains Tor
Manchester, Lawrence, Portland Portsmouth, Nashua,
Woroes er, New York, Lowell aud Boston.
Leave White River junction at 23l =, NJ, with pas
scngcrs from the West leaving Oedeusburgh and Mon
treal the day, and connecting at Concord with
tr ain for Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
ONsLOW SrEABNS, Agent.
Concord \. H., April 20, 1850.
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No. 29-AN ACT IN RELATION TO FENCES.

10 ~
SEC. l. The third section of entitled relating
the building and repairing of fences approved December 6,
1853 shall apply any unculyaed unimproved
cuped land which shall adon any land Of the which
occupied for any purpose unless the seecmen of the
where the improved land lies SHALL being called by the
Of such improved land and reasonable notice by them
the parties concerned decide that the such unim
proved land ought not to be compelled build any part of the
division fence thereon.
SEC g All and parts of inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed
Approved November 26, 1860.
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No. 8o.-AN ACT IN RELATION TO FENCES.

cHdfttt
l. Any person driving CATTLE Sheep swine or other
stock upon any highway in this sate and exercising
o degree Of and vigilance in driving shall be liable
prosecution for damage by Of the escape of such
mails into any enclosure adjoining said highway unless the fence
between said highway and such enclosure shall be deemed law
u fence within the meaning of section of act relating
the building and repairing of fences approved December 6,
A. d. 1858.
Sec l. All acts and parts of acts which inconsistent with
the provisions Of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved November 10, 1860.
No. 31-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION THIR-
TY-TWO OF AN ACT ENTITLED Z" AN ACT RELAT-
ING TO THE GRAND LIST APPROVED NOVEMBER
II, 1856
II is hereoy enacted -c.
SEC |. Section thirytwo of entitled relat-
ing the grand list" approved November IA, 1885, shall be
amended a to read as follows;
The listers in the several towns shall complete and
their grand list the years of appraisal before the f
teenh day of December to the town clerks of their respective
towns.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from is passage.
Approved Nov 80, 1860.
Continued on Fourth Plge,]
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acknowledgement s. State 1nuuraI.
PUBLISHED EVERY rnrDAr MORNING, ny 3. P WALTON.

TEltMs-Sl 90 cash in advance; 81 90 II payment
is made In advance interest always chargabe from
the ofthe year In packets to address, Oeopes
Tor Sl2 90, and 20 copies for so 90, nrar'a0ly M
ddrdHcc.
Annexed is list Of agents 10 receive subscriptions,
adtefusemcnts aud communications, ana acknowledge
payment for the same. .
For Brantrec. !. HUfCHINSONi Jri
Brookhuld, h. ~ UPHAM,
Berlin, u. Is. BOSWJRIH,
Cabot, q. ID. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, J. +. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc l.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hydepark, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson &. W SCOTT
Lincoln, slMEON Z. RALPH,
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marshh cid, 1. A. BEMIs,
Worthwhile j. G.. MOVES,
Middlesex. JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Norhheld, T.. SMITH,
Orange NJ. c. CROSS.
Randolph, J. X. PARISH.
Rochester, A. CUsHMAN,
South Hardwick, ADOLPHUS HOLION,
Stowe EMERY TOWN,
Tuubridgc. AARON y. KING.
Waterbury !. z. HENRY,
Waitsheid aud Favst1n. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wflamstowu. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcou n. JONES,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
ET Persons in other towns disposed TO act agents
will be added to the list on application
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Business Garos.

I ETTER PRESS g. COPPER-PLATE
IL PRINTING. Sermons, Catalogues, Blanks, Bill
Heads Cards Circulars Posters, and all kinds Of Plain
and Fancy Printing, executed promptly at
WALTON's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
State Street, Montpelier, IeyBioat.
Orders for work done IN the cities-Embossed, Gilt,
Letter Press photographic and Copper-Pate Printing
such as Cards Of Address Wedding Cards Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks &c executed in the highest style Of the
art and city prices through one of the most eelobrat
ed Printing Embellishments Tcrms-Cash, at reasona-
BILE prices. Address &. =. WALTON, Montpelier VI.
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is hereby eRacd By Me General assembly Of The State OF
Vermont, toYowS!
SEC L. All prosecutions founded act entitled act
to prohibit and abate nuiances approved November lS A. d.
1883 shall be commenced within three months from the time of
the in curing of the penalty if the respondent shall be within
reach Of process in this state and OF afterwards.
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 2 1860.
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district school in the town whore he resides he may make app
cation for the same the superintendent of schools of ad
Joining town. who shall examine such applicant relation TO his
qualifications therefor and if found satisfactory may give his
certificate said applicant due form of law which certificate
shall be valid for one year from the date thereof in the
where said applicant resides.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 26, 1860
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MARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
~ BRsT WoRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
BY the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
p<lier, Vermont.
Xhese In want Of waryaated Carriages and Sleighs,
wuperhaps do well call and see VIII being done at
the oid stand of GILMAN K CANT.
Al orders promptly attended TO-
JOHN W CLARKE
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4 (HENTLEMEN
~ THE CAMPAIGN HAS OPENED
AT MONTPELIER.
The richest and desirable assortment Of TAI
LORING GOODS ever offered in Vermont have lust
been received from New York. consisting euey pGre-
~ Of OUercoatings, BroadciOths, PestiHgs aud Pant
St1s, all offered very low prices in any quantity or
WILDE manufactured into Garments in any style desired,
In a superior manner.
Also, from of the best Clothing Houses in New
York. elegant stock Of Fashionable and seasOnable
ReAdy-made CLOTHlNG expressly for the retail fTdde
Examination gratis.
S. c. WOOLSON,
l3 Hubbard Block, State Street.
lFAgent for the sale Of VILLAINS Celebrated Monthly
and semi-Annual Bvst Of Fashions, the only true re-
port for this county.
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No PAN ACT IN RELATION TO TOWN CLERKS
FEES.


u is herebg enlcted, tc.
SEC l. Town clerks may require their fees to be paid in
advance and addition to the fees allowed by law, they
shall be entitled for each examination of the
records and for all time spent any examination exceeding
hour at the rate OF ten cents per hour.
Approved November "a, 1860
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Railroads.
W ERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHOICE or ROUTE, ron CHICAGO AND rHE WEST.
Commence Monday, Dec Sd, 1860

Commence Monday, Dec. Sd, 1860
TRA1ws oo1No NoRrH AND WEST.
Leave
NAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and white River
Junction with trains leaving Boston and Spnu ghcd
at730 A. w. same day, and New York previous e, ening
J. ave Windsor at l4J D. n. arriving at Burlington at
Jlr N., ST. A.baus at 81 p. ~ lodge and @5Tye at
train f5r Detroi, and the WEE, vittout delay.
DAY ExrHEss leaves Montreal at S45 A u. Rouse's
Point lllj A. ", for Burlington Troy and New York
NieHr EXPRESS lhAiN connecting at W inasor WIN
train which leaves New York atSOl A. and At White
River junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell
a. 5Ol NJ, the previous day Leaves windsor at 40
r &c. arrives Burlington 5f5 a. M kouse's Point
At 7t5 A. ", Montreal at lOl5 A. NJ and at Ogdensburg
az Ol p. ~, the same day, and proceeding by Grand
Trunk train for Detroit and the West the after
A passenger car attached 10 freight train leaves
Northfcd az 90 A. NJ, arriving At Burlington at 100
A. st.. ST. Adams ~ lj N, and Rouse's Point At
2i5 IN Returning leaves Rouse's Point lt lllj A. NJ,
Burlington at l5j p NJ arriving at Northheld Gao p. NJ
TRAINS GoINa sourH AND EAST.
Leave
MAIL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams nt 6 IS A. " arrive AZ
Burlington S.l5 A. ". and Windsor az IL 55 =.
connecting at White River Junction with trains or Wells
River and Barton and for Boston, Lowell and Worcester,
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield and New
York arriving IN New York at ll.lj p. N.
DAY ENpKEss connects at Burlington with train eay-
ing Troy same morning, leaves Burlington at l5O p n,
arriving at Rouses Point at AS p and at Montreal
same evening.
NteHr EyFrNss TRAIs leaves Ogdensburg At II 80
A. Montreal At 3OO p ", Rouse's Point At $40 p H.,
arriving Adams at 6j5 p. Burlington Al 9O0r
NJ, White River Junction 2l0 A. NJ, and at Windsor
st3 90 connecting at Burlington with r. b. X r..
for Troy Albany and New York at White River June
ton with Northern Il r. flr Boston Worcester, Sc ar
irving in Boston 80 Windsor with sullivan
X X tor Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New York
New aud beautiful sleeping attached TO both
the night express trains running between Bouses Point
and Boston, aud between Ruuse's Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations.
g. MERRILL, supt.
81. Albans. VI, Dec. 3, 1850.
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No 20--AN ACT RELATING TO CHAPTER ONE OFTHE
COMPILED STATUTES ENTITLED "ELECTlONS."
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, foLiODs
SEC l. Chapter of the compiled statutes shall be
construed to the right Of any person who legal voter
this sate for state officers and electors of president and vice
president vote any within this aud for repre-
sentative to congress- any the congressional district in
which he resides for county officers any the county
which he resides for judges Of probate in any in the
district in which he resides
SEC 3 If any shall for any of the above named
officers when he is not legal for such officers, shall
vote any election for any of said officers in than
town he shall be liable to all the penalties prescribed for
such illegal voting.
Approved November 27, 1860.
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No 21--AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION SIX
TY-ElGHT OF CHAPTER FIFTEEN OF THE COM
PILED STATUTES IN RELATION TO TOWN AUDI
TORS
Aereby eacd By he General assembly of he State of
VerHOn ioHooS:
SEC That section sixyeght of said shall be amend
ed as to read follows:
The auditors SHALL Immediately previous to the annual
ing in each examine and adjust the of the
and all other town officers and report the settled
with the items thereof to the town said annual meeting
SEC. 9 The auditors shall have power authority to al
low any claim account for personal services of any town Off
except where compensation for such service fixed by law
but il shall be the duty of the auditor report the of
such claim claims and the aud Of the services
rendered to the at said annual meeting
Approved November u, 1860.
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No. 19-AN ACT RELATING TO ELECTIONS.
Is herebg enaed by Me Geaeral Assembg Of Me STATE

No. l9.-AN ACI RELATING To ELECllONS.
hereby eaaged By The General assembly Of He State of
PenoHt, t0l0cS:
SEC. l. In each year when the election of president and
vice president of the United States is to take place. the
first conabe and in Of their neglect the town clerks,
and Of the neglect Of BOTH either Of the seectmen of
the respective in this state shall up notification at
the usual place of warning eemans meeting least six days
before the Tuesday after the first Monday November in
such year, warning the eomen of such town to meet the
Tuesday after the first Monday in November at the
place and the time Of the day Of holding the next preced
ing eemans meeting in such for the purpose Of eecng
such number of electors of president and vice president Of the
United States this state may such time be entitled to
Pd that any meeting of the freemen of any town in this
state holden IN the A. u 1850 for the purpose of eecug
electors of president and vice president of the United tates
shall he legal if warned aud holden accordance with the pro-
visions Of the compiled statutes.
SEC. .. This shall take effect from its passage.
Approved October 20, 1860.