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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

BY the Africa, which arrived this morning we
have adyices from London to the 18th inst, incu-
siye. Barring, Brothers e. Co. state that American
securities nre without change or business. L. +.
Satterthwste says:
We hays had fuctustins market In American securities
since last Quotations materially improved tho solu
ten Of the Trent icuy. but gave way rapidly the
Of the suspension OF specie payments IN New
Yoh Philadelphia and Boston such event, in the vsw Of
British capitalists might pos'by be the orcrunuer OF
tonsl financial paralysis uueIamped In the history Of the
United States Illinois shares which had been al dis de-
clined TO a. and Erie ser touching 2s gave way 2t At
the close the market 1. steady but nothing doing
The sales for the week were:
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OF further complications Occurring with the Federal Staten,
Dat WIN TINS exception poiiSacai questions but it'll. re-
ghded For the mouet attention has been sno,, exel
sively directed to the Moorish loan. '-'''
American securities have declined the disastrous a,.,
oa from NewYork and tie sens pension Of spee,
payments.
The following are the rates Of discount IN the principal
Giles on the Coz tinent:
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Eeqal Notltes.

PURSUANT to an order of ROBERT H..
COLES Surrogate Of the County Of Nestohcsier, no
Gee hereby Owen according law to all having
claims ssa the Of ELISHA q. OTIS late OF TIC
Town Of Youkers In said County dsceaFed to present TIE
a.. with the vouchers thereof 20 the uudergnsd sdminl'
traitor Of oil aud gus the goods cbstee and credits ~ ne
aid deceased at the Ofic- Of WILLIAM A. COOK, A.
tor.ey No ii2 Broadway kesYoit City. or before Tie
sh day July A. d. 1901 Dsted hi. 18Th day Of January
A D., igG2 Is. r. BABbliT, Administrator
fnls iaN6loo
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6aIes bp AnetioiI.
A. NJ. MERwIS. Aucuoneoi.
nv BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Irving Build
II ,nss Nos. 5e4 and $50 BrsadwsySaies Of BOOKS Sta

pANGS MFRWIN & Co, Irving Build
y ,ps. Mo-. 5s4 and $50 Broadway Sales Of Books sta
Se'SSS s, W Svs q AS r ss' 3 at ocOc
Standard AND MISCELLANEOUS bOOhs-'o.l N
ce valuable works in verous bra cNes o.
sciences and la collection OF Diiscenahooos u0'A
a. including illustrated Books etc' ,,,I
WEDNEsDAY AtrEKpNooN Feo ~ 's,s Of
cannon Law and Chsocey Reports In the federal sud STATE
ec saiste Laws pgss Soeresn WnEKs NG n
,EsCEILANEOUS LITERATURE; and also tne VI A.
S6GANY BOOKCASE. MAHOGANY OFFICE DESh,
nd two BLACh-WALNUT CHAIRS
T7lRST-CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE.
win be sold, at public sale, at o'clock, p m, On
Tuesday the ih day of February 1882 at the Public House
,fw L. DeBorbon in the City Of Reading, the PROPERTY
trown as the READING STEAM FORGE, in said city,
Said Forge substantially built, and completely equipped
with al the modern improvements including 'even-'un
Nssmyh hammer and three KIRK steam hammers each WIN
heating furnaces and boilers attached tyre'bendng ma
chine and oven, three pudding funoces' i've SseSs
FORCES two thinytun cranes one largest GAS uV" -
bnidSg 900 bv 100 feet with sheet on roof carpenters
shop and brick Office with Are proof &c. on the premises
said I. most cnys IDENTITY located for business edon.
ing the Reading Rsrosd, snd 80 cohnecsea ,ns i
other fbt without cost hauling shues run outside the
building by which coal scrap non &c can De dumped GGe
a. 80 without for haulng labor. This
Forge il car II execIt the heaviest woIk having forged
and finished the main ais o. me W. eve 70 ST
rn,,cr,s ioy Government and others The City
~ pecu lar Advantage. for the successful op.
Grafton o spch forge II 1. within 50 miles Of Phi sdephs,
herewith by the Reading Railroad and the schu
tI Of0 u canal 20 miles by rail direct from New York,
yas om Bat more 81 nom Harrisburg. and % from the
schny region wencs the beet anthracite coal can be
rIsc AZ the doors hbo1t IS g Reading
L. usted ia OF tue finest eicu tral Districts of Pennsy
yanjs popuai - OV and Is noted for ts general
hes and the punty Gifts water A BeIk, County contains
more furnaces than any other in the United Sutes IRON q
svery description be procured by the forge at the lowest
prices Title clear q all membranes Possession gwen nm
u diaely and made easy 10 suit purchasers me
Torge 10 potc order and furnished with every neoes
sary tool and appuTenance to wok iuHedlry
on tskng possession 1t is property well worm the s'en
tjon Of those engss ed in the above business.
SorRuy fsIher Information apply TO 5000, ,.,.,,,.r,
ca.biey Of the Farmers Bank OF Reading Pa
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NAVAL STORES continue extremely i1iet YET prices are
vel maintained; sales Of $50 bs good medium No hosin
At ssa@s25 pro n. Spirits Tupeniine is da but hrm Ct
= s. q gallon, casb. - -,
OILs-Ihe market generally Is dull Linseed sells slowly
at g4D8sc Palm ia 10 active demand however sales OF
go 100 n at the Ess to come here, on pnvae terms
PROV isloNsThe Pork market s g1Hs aeh'e ana s i y
firm sales Of 500 bbs t2 - for Old Mess u S'ds
for New do li2 1888 81 for Western and CITY Pnmc
Mes. 80 2J 81 for New Prime and so ools hew Mess
for March delivery at S3 Beef Is IN fair demand and
arm safes of bbls Sl2asl2 Is for Plain Mess and
SI3 5Sd Extra Prime Mess ia in fair request sales
OF good Cleveland at S2l Bacon In moderate de-
sud heavy OF 40 boxes at SIC for esten
City do Sic for do Long hibbed 6tc foI
Short Ribbed and Oh. FOR do Short Clear Dressed
HOGS are in reQnes, at IA - IS for Western and ~
3OGa4 10 loo 10 City Lard is heavy and Ia moderate
demand sales Of 800 bb. at GSc for Western, and etc
for City Butter and Cheese steady and In moderate re-
quest A.,
RlCETbe demand moderate but prices are trmer; the
inquiry mainly good descriptions OF Pstna and hsnsoon
sales 81 so bsgs Rangoon attic.
sUGARThe inquiry to-day has been fair and prices are
without noticeable change the sale, include y hide CUBE,
at c bids Porto Rico. s.c 20 hhds add ~ sbl' Sc
Kite at &C. and $50 boxes liayGns st 7asic Rehnsd are
arm lci ale for powdered crushed and sso
arts arst quostioes are best quality Loaf lie do Crushed
IOic Circe A. crushed and grsnua,ed tic Poand lotci
li.e 7. l0tc. ;,snd Yellow &c.
Srnc Ian l.
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The Bank Of the Capital:

NLBANY FIidayl Jsn ,, -. -.
The receiver OF the Bank OF the Capitai soSc o.
Use, l..; Le wil tomorrow p2y c,vl-eno I" ~
Der cont cb eli sdmit.cd slalms.
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Jan. IL Jan. - Jan. Il

The london Times Of the 18th, thus notices and
quotes the market:
In the colonial depa,u Canadian descriptions again
rather hrmer Grand closing 2d and 0rea, Western
lidt American securities Fat particularly the bonds
shares Of the IlInois Central Canada cent? S36Y9
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Mr. Cisco and Mr. Barney received to-day from
Washington authority TO close the negotiation which
has been going for some tine past for The leasing
Of the Merchants Exchange building The United
States will take posses'on soon after the lst Of May
when the officers of the Custom-llouse will occupy
the building. The business Of the Sub-Treasury
will then he removed TO the present Cuson-Ilouse
and the Assay Office remain in the present location
The present Custom House has long been insufficient
to accommodate the business Of the port, and the
new arrangement we understand, will be more
economical than tho present, As all the Custom
House business, including apprasipg, will be con-
sodated under one roof, thus saving large amount
Of rent now paid for buildings to accommodate the
various officers who could not find space in the Gus
tom.House.
The following il an Official statement Of tho business
at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer U. S. New
York, during the month Of January, 1869:
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The Long Island Bank has declared semi'annuai

Inc Long lb'anu Dirk mas uecErtu r'hr""n"@i
dividend Of 4 = cent, payable on demand.
The house of Meigs & Greeuleaf ef the Stock En-
change has been dissolved and two new firms formed,
viz: Charles A. Meigs 81 Son, at No. % Exchange
place; and a. W. Greenleaf 81 Co., at No. "A TX
change place. See advertisement in another column.
The business Of the Clearing House was $751;
ga.
There has been for some days past an increased
activity IN looms, but hear of no change in rates
On irst-class eoaierals money is abundant on de-
mand AT sac q cent. The movements in groceries,
&C.. have caused some increase in the amount OF
paper offered in the discount houses but it Las been
freely placed at 596 y cent when of strictly irst
class.
The Trustees of the New.York Life Insurance
Company have declared a scrip dividend Of 80 y
cent uuon policies for the whole term Of life now in
force, which were issued prior to Jan. l. 1862 and
payments Of 90 y cent on dividends heretofore de-
cared from 1850 tc 1860 inclusive; to be paid and
after drst Monday in March next.
The specie reserve of TIE banks is now about
81 ,750, goo, an increase of &C 900 since suspen
sion.
The annexed statistics are from the circular Of Mr.
Edward Bill
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skiTh, market continues quite unsettled, the tendency
beins to dated rai- inhasced the operations ofspeea
do in store st > lod 30 and 400 bg'h Turks Island ct
sEEDs-clovepeed is In limited demand and the market
heavy; sale, OF 50 bss &c. Other kinds are dull and
pTALLOW-The market 4. heavy the supply simple, and
tho demand n'odsrsei sales Of 2oo0o 10 prime western"
ToBACC inquiry 10 moderate, and price. are nrrn
for oil descriptions sales oil ~ hnos nehtuey G IT,
The following take from the monthly circular Of M
RAIDER: .
the last mouth Influenced by apprehension OF increase
OF duties the question being s undecided The oss by nrs
Of 500 bae Cuba and Yars has so adced to the hrmns
Of holders and prices now stand ct point NOT heretofore
or Havana considerable ssles have been made ct
for F.rs Ard over LOCO bales exported direct For ~
Assorted GibsIs and Jisusni sold ssac and GibIs L.
The .scL Of Havana sufficiently large to supply nod
crate demand for time but Caos and fGsre In snort
and K.nueiy Tobacco were for light and
III assorted stock Of fair extsnt but mostly Of the lower
grade. OF the better sorts the supply In iscto" ana Jeo
continue much In excess Of receipts and o. there are oy"
900 hhds yet In warehouse sold for export but not yet de-
v.rsd soe. prov: that stocks hold o' manufacturers
ouotsous ,snd Ct sdsic for unsound and Lug;
sasc. for good LUG, oSas' for mediums i'ai'e '0'
The arrivals during the month were over s0o hide soow
$50 OF which Of the crops among which there are
soue very lots but yet 10 too early for opssuons 81
moment BY the middle month supplies will come 10
more freely out to judge from prices paid o. the o'esA
The position Of sa In Kentucky Is but little changes
and unless Southern counties are cleared OF oop LII
the hy sixty days very itte Of inc II All
of Leaf will be received here, and scaioey snJ V's
In .ssS Leaf Tobacco the business confined 70 %'s
At. demand for home trade exporters are noia"t W.
hear Of puchsse Of the crop pretty f0 p"Ss'
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Cashier of the Farmers Bank Of Reading

r. T. H.zELI. Auctoneer
LIMITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSION
u Frs SALE
WHITMAN HAZEL will sell THIS DAY, Saturday,
q o'clock the Union Stores tone dook north OF the Gm'
Lton Ferry Brooklyn;
$50 barrels No. Herring.
10 barrels nackeTel.
81 tieEces Cuba Moasses
II barrels CUBA Moasses.
By order Of T.. IL. OWEN I L. s. Prize
HENRY IL. ELLIOTT, : Commissioners.
WHITMAN L HAZEL, Auctioneers,
Store No. l53 Broadway
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b rate. On.n'It
advertiser |

advertisement
The highest Premium paid for AMERICAN GOLD
1t the banking Office Of THosPsos BROrHTRs No Walsl
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90 Get.

FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED HOUSE
Il In Msdison-av, above 29ih-st, west side will be
rented to private family only The house was recently built
for the Of the o~neT and Is in excellent order. Terms
RESPONSIBLE Apply to n C BISHOP No. lH Broadway.
ITO RENT with STEAM-POWER.-An or
i any portion Of the BUILDING No 10 Spruce st., with
without Steam Power Apply
JAMES II. BENEDICT. No. i9s Wstorst
ITO LET-With Steam Power, STORE No.
i Soruce-s.- Inoure At the Tribune Ofiee.
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Eoet ano fonno.
Bnrniiis Slnib, Oils, &r.


COAL OIL OF THE FIRST QUALITY,
~ AND COAL OIL LAMPS
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN s. STANTON
NO. 246 GREENWICH-sT., N. Y.
n. B.-CRUDE PETROLEUM,
Prov WILLS ON OH CREEK. PgSS.
oils and PAINTS.-BOiled Paint Oil, 80 cts. :
" Elastic Roof OIL As per gal; Grafton Paint yellow
OchTe and Spanish Brown, per 10 White Lead and HIuc
Linseed Oil Turpeniine &c ID BiDWELL, 25i Pesrist
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
HI OIL-Received direct from the manufacturers and for
sae In Quantities the very lowest market rates by
SCHlEFFELlN BROTHERS a Co.,
Nos 10 and liz Wiliamst New YORK..
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printing.

MARK THIS Cards Zoe, 1000; Circulars,
vi 38c : Bilhesds s. Ream Newspapers Book. Pam.
phles Programmes Posters, aud everything printed, equally
chesp. T. Il. DAWLEY'S New Establishment corner Of
Resde aud Centre-sts.
CTEAM JOB PRINTING ut LOW PRICES.
- o. A. WHlTEHORNE,
No. ~ Ann-st., four doors east Of Nassau.
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6ouses anh farms iDantso.

WANTED to RFNT-Wiih view to purchase,
bours Of New York AddTess, ~rh fu particular T.
W, Station 4, y. \. PosOboe-
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Copartnersbip Hottie

COPARTNgRsHiP The undersigned have formed Co.
,slsnership under the name Of CHAS A. MElGS SON.
|st will esninae General Stock Cofisslon aud Banking
l'annes, atto. 30 Exchange pscshew York Feb 1852
CIhS. A. MElGS.
CHAS. Ii MEIGs.
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No MExoHAxsz-PLacE EEv-YoRK, January 1862
he Undersigned have formed COPART-
90 NERsHP under the name and style OIL w. JEROME
oU ioI The Transaction Of BANKING and COMMMIs
oS BUSINESS IN connection with the stock Exchange.
LEONARD w. JEROME,
WM HENRY MCNICkAR.
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tie week ending Jan. 20, and since Jan. Il
Fof fhs i>rk 1850. 1851. ISb2.
Entered q, the Port iFari satpli3 h1Hs,l
Throw or H4ftet.... faal,lJJ .,o1sscs ~ 81
Sr.r fIr !
Fnt.fsd a. the rort.siIs50cc5 sloa'8.Gs7 s2es,2s2
Thfosn On the insflst. l2oolC98 5.sff,s 3J5J00
IN,
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The following IS Messrs. Tekampf& Kitching's

The wool market. during the month Of January com
.raysly qu-t partially improved deInsnd elisied for ire
fleece sud pu i.d NO t. while the lower quse. not
nrch wsncd Our markets nearly bare OF stock OF low
and edum fleece aud pulled woods
oue ,uiden check bss taken place In the demand FOR
wool. ,uiish- army goods the Of heh may he at
tfDutd hr e,tcd Of he financial affairs OF the
country The rsory method Of he Government ia paying
be cOutsclor together With the Il that there now
Goods contracted FOR the Federal authorizes
a. aud he unusual clcs-ness exercised particularly In tie
Inspection o. The goods man which have We IN
drf,fGi lately bees rejected ior not coming 10 the stand
ard have undoubtedly contributed 10 this result Further
more large por oa 4 the contra 6 have gradually been un
ung aud The manufactures tuning their attention to
the polueton of their regular style OF good. We must
therefore of the present 10 hnd less doing iu those
d.pons that h,re uscd for the manufacture Of army
goods and Low pc. More activity viii doubtless. occur
n tie tispo.al ofths better ciss- o. = oois.
California Woods have he"l 10 les demand saos 70 mod
have been msde ng tle past month stocks are
iisht
Cope and Mestxo WOODS have met with improved de-
r.ut The sale. o. the former have reached 600 20 TO
bAes the srenicr part sbord ships hsease about 800
ta.-s q Nsr'ig3 ~ wilin our quotations.
The medium sod low qualities Il Foreign Woods Of al
rts hsse been n limited Tcque.t-stock' sccgmuia IL
Nhsr tie manufacturer commence again 20 produce soods
Tor geue, Gld may .ITtc al improved te ID
for t-,e Wool srdii 4 voho that coed portion ~ ttsn
my e aned io Amy pupo.e' In The absence o. 'ss
f.r our qUofs0ns merely Honi- a. The uGfAtt
how Iluc fG.l.g aud iecf'G.y va favor OF buyer
The Liverpool .sies ~ 1n Woo not 90 begin uni tie
2ld inst tie nranfity be- offered not az large e
nut etout H. ESQ bales at lnea sd 3oO DO 81
other iov Wool, will be oaefet 1nr European market.
have generally been quiet of want Of proper sool Than
want 81 c-.lsui
-. = Al
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atock on hand Feb. ], 1852 u 1913 $50 q II
WHISKY 10 dull and heavy sales Of $50 bbla OF z<e-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-06-06
Published April II, 1862.
CHAPTER 269.
Approved april 8, 1862.

AN ACT to amend section sixty-two of
chapter % of the revised statutes, en-
title "of the school and university
lands
The People ofMe State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as foLlows I:
Section /. Section sixty-two of chapter
% of the revised statutes, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows 1.-The
owner Of such lands. or any person for him,
may, at any time before the sale, pay the
amount due, with three per cent. damages
and costs, and further proceedings on the
sale shall cease :; but If the same shall not
be paid, the hands shall be offered for sale
at public auction to the hi CHEST bidder
The minimum price at such resale, shall
be the amount due on the lands for prin-
eipal ana interest, with the costs OF adver-
Using and SALE the three per cent dam
ages, and all taxes unpaid or tax liens !;
and if the lands shall not then be sold,
they shall thereafter be subject to private
entry at such minimum price. in the man
ner specified in this chapter: prouided,
howeter that no purchaser at such resale
or at private entry, shall be compelled to
pay any other or greater sum, either for
principal. interest. damages, taxes, tax
liens or costs, than shall be specified in the
certificate Of sale given him at such resale.
or purchase al private entry.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1862.
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to the duties devolved upon them by the
said act Of congress, shall perform such
other duties, not Inconsistent Herewith, in
behalf of the regiments from this state,
which they shall visit, as the governor shall
direct.
Sec. 2. The compensation of said COM
missioners shall be fixed by the governor,
az an amount not exceeding one thousand
dollars each per annum. A sum not ex-
ceeding three thousand dollars, is hereby
appropriated out Of the war fund, and
shall be paid from time to time on the GER
tifeate of the governor, stating the time
such commissioners shall have been en-
ployed in their duties under his direction ::
prorided, that not more than one Quarter S
salary shall be drawn in advance.
See. 3. The state treasurer is hereby
authorized and directed to receive such
sums of money as may be placed in bis
hands by volunteer making an allotment,
and shall dispose Of the same according to
the order and direction of such volunteer.
See 4. 1t shall be the duty of said
commissioners to make an annual report of
the result Of their labors to the governor
of this state, on or before the l 9th day of
December in each year, during the time
they are employed as such commissioners
Sec. 5. This act shall be published I'M
mcdiately, and take effect from and after
its publication
Approved april 8, 1862
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-06-06
Published April s, 1862.
CHAPTER 22l

AN ACT to amend section of chapter
ITS of the revised statutes, entitled
"of the change of venue in criminal
eases, F."
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as fotioaoS:
Section /. Section four of one hun
dred and seventy eight of the revised stat
utes, entitled g Ct the change of venue in
criminal cases, " is hereby amended by ad-
ding thereto the following But the
judge Of the eeurt, in case no final trial
is had during the term next after such
change Of venue, may order the prisoner
to be kept il the common Jail of any coun-
ty where it may he most safe and convcn-
lent. and may make all necessary orders
for the prisoners safe custody, bail and APP
its passage
See. , This act shall take e4e;t from
aud after appearance for trial.
approved April 5. 1862.
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AN. ACT to secure to married women and
others the bereit of Insurance on lives
Ths People of tn State Of Wisconsin, represented in
hdtr and ass m6ly. do enact aSf6tiotrS:
Section |. 1t shall he lawful for anv
married woman tn cause 20 he insured for
her sole use, the life of her husband, her
son, or any other person, for any definite
period. or Tor the time o. the natural life
Of such husband sou OF other persons
LPers"n and in ease of her insuring
surviving such hu: band, son or utber
person, the sum of net amount Of the in
surance becoming due and payable hy the
terms OF the insurance, shall be PAYABLE to,
and for the sole use Of such married vo-
men. free and exempt from the claims Of
tie representatives Of such husband. son
ar other person: or 1T their rr an of their
creditors, respectively provideI that such
exception shall net apply where the
amount of the premium annually paid
shall exceed three hundred dollars. unless
1t shall appear that such premium shall
have been paid out of the moneys or funds
belonging to such married woman; and
prortdcd, further that such exemption shall
apply to the Insurance money covered bv
the premium annually paid up to and in
Guiding the sum Of three hundred dollars.
Sec. In case of the death eff surb
married woman. before the deeease of sucb
husband, son or other person, the amount
of such insurance may be made PAYABLE
after such death, to her children, for their
use, or to their guardian, if minors under
the age of twenty-one years
See. B This act shall apply to all in
surances on lives, effected before the pas
sage of this act.
Sec, On the death Of any minor,
who shall have insured his or her life for
the benefit of his or her legal heirs, and
such legal heirs shall be father or mother,
the sum so insured and become Layable.
except so much of the same as shall be
necessary to pay the debts of such deceas,
ed minor, shall vest in and become the
property of such legal heirs, and shall be
exempt from SEIZURE or sale on any process
OF attachment. execution or guarnishee.
issued out of any court in this state. at
the suit of the creditors of such legal heirs.
Approved April 2, 1862
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[LAWS-Continuea.

money at future day, unless the payment
of such money is secured by negotiable
note, the court may reader judgment
against the garnishee. without costs, re-
quiring him to deliver such property, or
to pay such money over to the sheriff, at
such time as he may be liable to deliver
such property OR pay such money.
Approved April 5, 1862.