Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-22

dietary consider the expediency of so amend T
ing sec. 62, chap. l6l, General Statutes, that |
whenever the mortgagor of personal property
sells the same with the written consent of the
mortgage, he shall not be required to inform
the person purchasing the same that there is a
mortgage thereon.
On motion OF Mr. Crocker of Worcester,
that the committee on railways and canals in.
qulre into the eXpediency OF so far amending
sec. 50, chap. 3d. General Statutes, as to give
to railway companies the option of using the
steam whistle at their crossings of common
road or highways at level, or grade
On motion of Mr.. Bacon of NIiddlesex, that
the committee on probate and chancery be di-
rected to consider the eXpedency of limiting
by law the fees and charges of assignees Of
estatss of insolvent debtors, and of making
further provisions in relation to the settlement
OF their accounts.
On motion vi Mr.. Stevens of Worcester
that the joint special committee on the Troy
and Greenfield railroad be authorized to send
for persons and papers
Orders Of the ddy-The bill, in new draft,
to pay out the demand notes of the United
Stages, and the bill in addition 10 an act to in
corporate the Arkwright Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Goa were severay ordered to third
reading. In relation to the first, it was said
receive these notes, simply because they had
no authority 10 pay them out
The report OF the committee on public lands,
on the order relative to the filling and sale of
lands in the Back Bay, was acce pied in con-
currence.
The bill concerning religious services in
public schools, with the proposed amendments,
was taken from the table and placed in the
orders OF the day. Adjourned
The house met at two Pm. PRAYER by the
chaplain. Senate papers were acted on in
concurrence. Numerous petitions, &c. were
presented, among them several circumstances
against the petition of the Barnstable county
commissioners for authority to raise by taxa
ton S25,00O to build new jail and house of
correction, and two petitions, signed by citi-
zens Of Grafton, against the repeal of the law
requiring the reading of the Bible in schools
The inspectors Of the state almshouse at North
Bridgewater and the superintendent Of alien
passengers submitted their annual estimates of
the sums needed by them for 1862, which were
seveTally referred to the committee on finance.
The committee on finance reported The usual
appropriation bill for mileage, compensation of
members, &C. An order to print 1000 extra
copies OF the Buter.Andrew correspondence
was placed in the orders tor tomorrow. The
committee on education reported bill making
agriculture common school study in addi.
tn tbnSa al dive L..
c:r,,n,ittoo ~, " Jaw me
ra,,nrtad to h;' anu insurance.
Nj Ins,r U', I Ss tne hercahule
Ianv aJJin fa,,, W rnnd" ny IL, new Hl"l'
nass{ oIsn LI ,.n -"' .' .'ie s"ne Vi C'e"I
I - - go mug '''o Io9'oh A"Sut-
anCe company. All were placed III the orders
for to morrow There were no matters in tho
orders oI the dav
STATE MILITARY RECEIPTS.
Henry X. Oliver, treasurer and receiver
general of the commonwealth. in t0mnIiance
WIN WIN tne orutr Oh me mouse, dated Jan ~,
seq orts of 1871 and imo,ri,,, Uh"P' w.
evs if anv have heen rocoirad - ,l'o ,nno
nrv nn1er tho nrovisions tor oi,.,,s Wv. Sie o',J
917 Of t%n ort. = ief I'o.o ,oi J',"pS io anu
He consed IN ha nronoroI ne r,ifootoao Jal,,
to the nmnnnt of "a 0n0 0oo =; 80 VI 49, ~
w,Ino ~ s10o SEon n,,1 SJo6n P,' ~ ''le
rpdeemabIn in 1871 10 "a ~ ;15 a'd TX
with interest at 4 ne, csnt nnr ,11,nr, na,.oiJo
semi-annnsIlv Ssalod ,rdnosais 70" r." t''
were dvertissd forwf1st in Gmno AMI tha "f
forwards in Sentember 1961 Tic aovornnr
and council docids wh3t LII sho,,iJ 10 go,
cd Hinder tbair 1ersion M IidS ~, 49,,
below mar 81 917 50o ,yero soid Tho $500 49,
preminm raraivsd he;n,r s1o .5f1 20 e.
the sale OF the second loon it was wei, under.
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