Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-08
CHAPTER XXXIv. An Act relating to taking Dispositions in Foreign Counties.

CHAPTER XXXIV.
 An Act relating to taking Dispositions in Foreign
 Counties.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
 sentatires in General Assembly conrened:
 SEC. l. That dispositions to be read on the trial of any civil action may be taken in any for eign state country without the limits of the United States, pursuant to existing provisions of law, before any of the following described of fcers of the United States, viz.: foreign minis ters, secretaries of legation, consuls and vice. consuls.
 SEC. 2. A certificate from the secretary of state of the United States shall be sufficient evil denoe to prove the official character of the per- son taking dispositions under the preceding seo- tion of this act.
 Approved, June 26th, 1861.
 CHAPTER xXXV.
 An Act in addition to an Act entitled "An Act in addition to an Act for the settlements of Es- tates, testate, intestate, and insolvent.' Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly, convened: That a duly certified copy of will deyising real es- tate, and of distribution of real estate, may be deposited in the office of the town clerk of the town wherein the real estate so devised or dis tributed is situated, which copies shall be kept on file in the office of said town clerk, and the depositing of such copies shall be deemed a suf- fcient compliance with the requirements of the act entitled "An Act in addition to an Act for the Settlement of Estate, testate, intestate and insolvent," approved, rune 10th, 1856.
 Approved, June 2Gth, 1861.
 CHAPTER XXXVI.
 An Act in addition to "An Act to provide for the Organization and Equipment of Volun- teer Militia, and to provide for the Public De- fence."
 Be it enacted by the Senate and~House of Repre- sentatiyes a General Assembly conyened:
 SEC. 1. There shall be paid from the treasury of this state, to the order of each non-commis- stoned officer, musician, artifcer, and private, resident in this state, who has heretofore been accepted, or who may hereafter be accepted, in to the service of this state and turned over into the service of the United States, as part of the militia of this state, under and pursuant to any call from the President of the United States, for volunteers or militia, for any time exceeding three months, the sum of thirty dollars per year, and at that rate for any fraction of a year that such volunteer shall serve, in addition to the compensation paid by the United States, and in lien of the extra compensation of ten dollars per month, provided for in the act to which this is in addition; ten dollars of which shall be paid when such volunteer shall be mustered into the service of the United States, and ten dollars at the end of each successive four months thereaf- ter, or to their legal representative in case of death while in service
 SEC. 2. There shall be paid frsm the treasury of this state, for the support and maintenance of the family of each non-commissioned officer, musician, artifcer and private, resident in this state' who shall be accepted, or who has been accepted, into the service of this state and turn ed over to the service of the United States, as 8 part of the militia of this state, under and pur- suant to any call of the President of the United States, for volunteers, militia, the sum Of SIX dollars per month for the wife, if any there De, and two dollars per month for each child uhoel hr the age of fourteen years and in case there I, shall be child or children, ana no wiie, snen CT @ child @ and two dollars per month for each ad- ditionai child under fourteen years of age, pro not. in the aggregate, exceed the sum of ten dol lars per month; which said payment shall com mence at the time such officer or soldier was or