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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
SPECIAL ORDER NO Is
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE, !
OFFICE OF TIE PRovosr MARSHAL GIRERAL,
MBAPRIL, TeRnessee, July IL, 1902. J

DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE,
OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL GIRERAL,
MsAPaIL, Tennessee, July IL, 1862.
In order that innocent, Peaceable ard we'll disposed
prisons may suffer bad conduct of the guilty
parties coming wthin the puryiew Of Special Order No.
IL dated July ls, 1892 be relieved fron the opera
on of said order No. a. By signing the following PAROLE
aad producing the Provost Marshal General or the
Provost Marshal Of Memphis satisfactory guarantees
that they will keep the pledge tLsrein made:
PAROLE.
I. I have not stree the occupation Of tbs city Of
Memphis by the Federal army given aid to tbs so.called
Confederate army, given any information of
the movements strength position of the FEDERAL army
TO any one connected WITH said Confederate array.
II. WILL not during the occupancy Of Memphis by
the Federal army and my reding therein oppose
sre against the ct military authority Of the United
States, thst give aid, comfort inf rmation,
encourage Aod Confederate army,
10 any pers, operating Herewith.
All Of which ststs and pledge upon my sacred honor.
Pr commaud Of Mssor General Grant.
WM~s. HILLYER,
j513 III Provost Marshal General.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1872.

HEADQUARTERS, DTsTRIcr or West TEEKEssEE,
Memphis, July s, 1852.
All crossing Of the river In ski private boats POSI-.
lively prohibited.
Private ats crossing either way win be ssised and
tzrne iato the ouArtsrmssssrs Department.
passengers ssted and required 10 take the oath Of
allegiance be placed the Arkansas shore and I'D
onshed be caught within the Federal lines sgsin
pain of being dealt With Bp'es.
The Navy requested to cooperate with the military,
In the enforcement Of this order.
BY command Of Mater Gen. O. 6. Grant,
JOHN s. RAWLIEGs,
tys-H Assist ant Adjutaet General
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TIE Reported Invs.lon Of kentucky

I146 LAePUGItN INV UhIOH u
The reports Of invasion of our State BY
Morgan, or the occupation OF any town on
our southern border, are fabEicatlons started
IN wonton spirit to suit the taste OF sensa-
ton readers OF the sensation papers. Our
people may rest assured that Gen. Boyle is
TigiIant, and has his means of information SO
arranged snd systematized that he will know
Of any menace and be prepared for any a.
tack Our own opinion is that Morgan, For
rest and the other predatory leaders, are
further away from Kentucky oday than
they were yesterday, and Will be still farther
removed tomorrow. They cannot again
enter our State without being captured, and
they must fall back into Alabama and Georgia
to save themselves from being cut OF from the
main rebel army.-Louis0tLte Journal.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. i.

HAArevARTEAs UxrrED sT.TEs FoscEs MEnPHu,l
Msuic Wtst Tennessee, July IT, 1Se2. I
I. Traitors and rebels who rtfuss comply with the
and support the Constitution " the United States
should 30 permitted remain within the camp lines
Of the Federal army. At this time the corporate limits
Of the ely Of Memphis within the lines CT Uuted
States PorcesI and sil male sdents, scjourners,
within the nisJ Of said CITY, between the ages Of
eighteen and frty Hr, years. cap BILE
hereby required 10 tax the oa.h Of allegiance
the United states leave the limits Of said cy with
10 six days after the publication OF this order.
II. II aay wit In the Limits Of said city, shall
hsxeaer, publ b, speak, utter hediticus
be lsngoase, towards the dcv-rnneat Of ths Uaited
states the Provost Marshal shall, u on proof of the
fie, Danish ever person o Ading the State OF
Arkansas
III AaJ person VIII shall violate the provisions Of the
First eecten OF ths order, shall Be deemed spy, and
after conviction, rrea,td seoorGngly
~ Persons leaving the city under the provisions Of
t's orSer, viii be required take any oAth or give
Psro but win receive pass from ths Provost Mar
shall. The oath OF allegiance hereby required, be-
sub- tsntially, in the following 70
IsoisnpIs swear, that viii bear true allegiance to
the United States Of AGsri and support tbs CUnstu
ton and laws thereof that will Oppose secession a-d
REBELLION; that eenounoe the caller Confederate
States, and pledge my hoAor, property aud Life TO tbs
sacred fnlmsnt Of this OATH her by freely taken adj
hitting that its viOlst on viii be Illegal and 10 famous
Tbs oath must BE- subscribed and sworn 70 before the
Provost Marshal.
By order Of Alvin P. HoYsy, Bnsadisr General con
naading.
JOHN E. PHILLIPS.
tyls-a Assistan. Adjutsnt General
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USFURL the BANHER.
NEW NATIONAL song.
~ = E'DIsx01E.
FROM sodsr,s Ladr,s Book

~ =. K'DEsEoTg.
'dey's Lady's Book
INF RI tho banner Of the free,
True hearts should ne'er forget
The stare on fathers loved % sss,
That sparkle on il Jet;
Tee stare whose light In days Gems BIZ,
Liz up the horizon,
With the red ire Of liberty,
I'll hssdom's cause was won.
Va nsed ne trumpet can to waAs
The spirit Of the pat,
Spring 70 the halyard ropes and snaks
The old Gag to the blasf.
Ano 'oysl hearts all greet the sight,
And raise il tothe say,
And bear 1t braveiy thi ough the SIGHT,
Enwrsathed with victzy.
Behold its swelling glorious xsTa
Above the cages nest,
Across toe broad Atlsntir'~
The prtiTies Of tbs, 49,
he city aplre. CONTAIN 1 a ersr -
wl,5Is n ssDgs TOW frUm every lip,
eco oless our honoved dsg."
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.

HEADQUARTERS DIsTRTcT OF WEST TsKarssGA
MEMYHIs, ennessea, July 1, 1859.
/. ofHcsrs end soldiers hereby prohibited, er
sevs penalties from selling military clothing.
ammunition, whether the same be public private
property, to stts In whsrs such ssIss have
been made, the citizens who purchased Ia vii al
return the property psrchass5 70 the Command
ing ofioer Of the company regnest to which the
soldier belongs Of whoR the articles obtained.
the Post Qusrternaser, under the penalty Of brs
,reste,i and placed Ia coransmsat
II Il "a ths duty Of all ofassrs that this
order IL strictly saorSsd that al officers soldiers or
citsens violating the ~ either sengOr vurvnas
Ing. arrested.
NJ eurmapd sx~sva vssersl q. .. Grant
mo. A. RAwLINS
tyl1-u Assistant Adjutsnt GsnersL
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MATTHEW'S & HEMsHALL.
MEMPHIS STEAM DIE WORKS.

NJ the school Of the great and celebrated ClssageS
y Dyers and 6ooure-s, Cox & Matthews 81 81 louis
mas oeeo tnoned 20 open aolishrtnt foe ar wing
on the above business ia all it's branches Ev,ry d..
eorfPtion OF gsstlenen's ATS, VESTS pANTs are
dyed c'ensed, and restored 10 their original reoton
sntr ~ removing every Of grease, paint Nax and
tar. together VII all 9th btmshss and impurities 20
Snch such garments liable, and waTrant the sa mn
% resppear. Gail and examine samples OF Cat osp
Espec1sl attention paid 70 redyipg Lad DIR ard
shAHLs etc. In case or failure rerder satIe ASTON
no charge VIII be made Once Main, between yuso
ana Deai. 29-ly
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NPoRTaNT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1.
EEApquARTEHs DISTRICT or wEsT TEsEEssz7
(0Hace Provost Marshal GeraES issa

HEADQUARTERS DTsTRIe- or WEsT TKsxESsA'
(0zace Provost Marshal GeraES issa
AEEFH@aa
p...s- ;sznea ~ persons TO pass cut q tne eity
:, - -scrssccd 70 mean tho person aicns, and VII
--e1 include goods. letters or packages.
Where letters foand on persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED By the Provost Mar
sahn, Pos. Commander or General Commanding, they
VIII be seized arG delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested
Powder, lead, percussion caps and Ere arms OF al
descriptions positively prol~ted from being car
ned out OF the city by citizens. Citizens also pro
hioited from carrying them within the city llnnits on
pain forfeiture of such weapons and ten days con-
6nennent for the first ofense. and expulsion South
our lines. be trested spies if caught within
them thereafter, for the second.
BY command Of Msor.Ger. e, g. Grant.
VIZ. s. HILLHER,
iez5-H Provost Marshall General.
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MEMENTo sIoRI.


kem eodsy's Iady's Book
A thcrsAF solemn voices tell,
FROM mountains brow and shady esns
The solemn story,
And loudiS does tbs stuTy Twens
Mg1s3te mort,
The rose that hangs its pretty hsss,
And biush-s IN iis fragrant eSds
In all its siOrJ;
'ns~rit @ its brow o4 red
AsasSaio rsogk
The oak with limbs % stc1t and s;Fesg,
1ksI's hrave1 The inrer's blast % long
Thu trunk 30 boaTy,
Tough =ng yoA KrSsS-oput surcnEI
u sssEto mort
A thousand . ismn voices tell,
Yru mountain brow aCo ske6y dsl,
The Boiemn tory;
And loudiy does the srory swell,
Esss0ssoo ssoYt.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

SIMILAR TAsTEs.-An old parson, whose PEI
culiarities of preaching were proverbial, and
who was blessed with temper of great value.
was one day told by a parishoner that he did
not like his sermons "Well" said the old
man, 81 don't wonder at 1t. don't like them
mvseIfr
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CoLuMRIA. Tenn, Aug. ID ln

CoLUMBIA, Tenn, Aug. u, 10 A,M
To HoE. E. A. STANTON: Major Kennedy.
with two small companies ofthe lst Kentucky
cavalry, encountered the guerrillas in greatly
superior numbsrs yesterday and last night at
various points below Williamsport, defeating
the enemy IN each affair with considerable
lca. Our lcss ID Only one wounded. ,l1sa-
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SPECIAL ORDER no. II.
DISTRICT OF WEST THNNFr sEE,
OFFICE OF THH PRovosT MARSHAL GEKERAL,
A 1899


OFFICE OF 1HE PRovosT MARSHAL GEEERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July A, 1869.
If any proprietor occupant Of any building In sny
town or city within this District in the occupancy of tie
Federal army shall display suffer to be displayed from
bis her house any reasonable Gag other emblem
tended TO insult ths Federal army loyal olzenS,
shall be the duty Of the Local Provost Marshal to tax
immediate possession Of suoh building and &c
Occupants and convert tire hospital other Ger.
eminent uses.
WM. s. HILLYEB.
Provost Marshal General,
tys-u district West Tenn.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. Ii.
DISTRICT OF WEST TEEHESSE
OFFICE OF TRE Ps. vcsT MAsEAL GENERAL
MENPEIs, Tencess@, July ., 1854

OFFICE OF TRE PR. vcsT MAsEAL CENTRAL,
MEMPHIS, TenGessA, July ., 1854
All rasses heretofore issued citizens, either By the
Commanding General. the Provost Marshal General the
Provost Marshal OF Memphis or any other officer which
may have issued .ithvu the party being required to
take the cath u allegiance give the prescribed parole Of
honor. are IeTeay repoked,
No pass vii be Granted In any hereafter, except
upon the takInA II the "a b or rsrols
The psols will be suestiG2,ed for he oath only
special Cat the discretion Of the csr authorized to
graf pass where the party lives beyond the protection
Of oVF army.
By command Of Major General Grant.
wN $. HICLYEB,
jyl0-f Colonel aad Prsvcis Marshsl General.
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UNION MEEAED SOLDIERS, CONE TO MEl
Sutler and military Goods.

r NAVE located at Ne. "a Front Row, who're SHAH
Il keep constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail
prlce, Suffers and military g-ods and respectfully so
LET liberal Fshonsgs nom my friends II the amy
ESs-lH ]. KRous8;
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ARTICLE sa-pAT1agrs AND v1sIroEs

--AASS@ - . $3.50 - 49, fA5AAOocs
sEc l. Pa tents win obey ana use ell prescriptions
made or thsm - thu medical oGces and adninsted 5y
the % eoudoes themselves With pr priety, use
profans indecent laEEua under penalty of 81 m
every of+rse, 60 accrue 20 the hospisal fund.
Sta g Patients the Judgment Of the ssrstsut sur
geoas, able 70 % %, viii rise at M and make tseir
beds.
SIC. g All patients VIII. entry into the hospital ts
dt-essd Of the. clothing, ard after being washed
shaved eonksG II their adults Ct IL be invested
in hospital garnsn At thsr iisnisssI they vii esye
all hospital osshing and their own which has in
the mean tins been Thoroughly cgsanstd-
$50. L Visitors viii Be admitted fsrndays exzspt.D
nom a. N. hl6r. N. They VII send up their card,
with the object Of their visit this chief Surgeon who n
not Incompatible with tbs good CT the sick win ADMIT
then.
ssc. 5. No wine, beer sri-irous liquor VIII be civ
en- by visitors to the patients, and hey as we'll a. delic
c must b Delivered to the surgeon for the benefit of
any Of he sick, that may require them, giving
hs~srer the friend tAs visitor the preference Indi
vidualized charity duoes heart bnrnings ano iea,
orsiess and Is therefore imla'0le- in this case.
sEe Persons desiring TO yzit sick prisoners-cfv
must HAVEN addition permit from the Provost Marshal
sEe I. ciergymeu, In their Official functions viii ta
admitted st ell hcars.
SEC. 8. Arrangements 10 be made to celebrate d.
vine service every Sunday raoruing for such Il the eic
are able and willing to sttsnd.
e, 'olEN @. r. HoLsToS,
lysFa aa Medical pirsstos,
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ORDER NO. 10.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENN EssEE, !
OFFICE o. TEE PRoyosT MABssAL GENERAL,
MEHPEIs, Tennessee, July 2, 1869.

No newspaper viii Be permit ed 10 Be Published within
this District ulos the Editors and Propretcrs thereof
shan take oath that they viii bear allegiance
70 The government OF the United States Of America and
that they viii support tbs Constitution and LAWS thereof,
an lisclairn all allegiance the called
Conf derae States Local Provost Marshals viii that
this order is strictly enforced.
WM. s. EILLYER.
jys.d Colonel aud Provost Marshal General.
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ORDERS no. Sc.

AAN0D%S ENC III DIVISION. !
ABHr OF THE Ten EseEH,
MsGfsIs, Tennessee, July "a 1867
ina undersigned hereby assumes command in Mem.
Phis and Vicinity All orders issued by my predecessors
will be respected and enforced
STAFF officers stationed at Memphis win report at on,s
in writing giving full information as 10 the condition.
their Departments and the location Of their officers.
w. T. SHERMAN,
jyEz-u Major-Generai.
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ARTICLE 2nd-suRaEoks AND THEIR ASSIST.
ANTS


FICTION l. The chief surgeon win act as srperntend
ant of the whole establishment, aud sfecally hsvs
ohsrgs Ire by seins. he wiz make frequent inspectors
Of the wards the kitchen the closets see that
all his suboronates at their posts. BE will far
possible recty AL disorders the spot necessary
,eport the He will sdmt rs, aud give Ihen
suitable ius uoons for their Intercourse with sick
The assistant surgeons viii den charges
assigned them b their chief-zd him the perform ancs
Of his duties ard visit the SICK, twice day.
Ihe morning cali will commence Al NJ, the svenIng
call st Each sssis surgeon VIII note bis pre-
scrPlions at the bsd sds Of the pssBt well the
diet psesozibsi and hand ths the hospital Stew
ara when the call flushed D h bs entered In tie
pTescEiPnon ard diet books.
sEc. g. Nurses will Be kiad ard ssctionate with tie
sick entrusted 20 their cars cN emselves no untKe-
= tssts or profanity. under military penalty.
SIC 4 male nurses whiie they expected to con-
dugs thsmseys with the utmost dignity aad proprs y.
VII to the esf SGreoa Medical Direct
any rudsCess imPrcTre Of scnduet ssanst thsn
selves
SEE 5. All the officers snd uuss.. r - mustered b.
the chief suzgsoa ~ A. ~ AID st >. NJ, ct which
rus the assistant surgeons viii report that they
Used. taat all the sck are In their wards
The wArd-m will assisted IA his duties
BY tbs female nurses. 10 the supervision Of the eIcthing
SS hing and e oA'ag eupsTtnents:
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GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE Ist-ADMIsSIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS

ARTICLK 1st-ApMIsSIoEs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS
sIcrIos l. as It is desirable avoid the crowdng Of
patients in the permanent hospitals, viii be admit
Ted WHO not Constantly IN great part confined to
their beds: oil Others, we'll convasscents, the
camp hospital is the best Plies. Exception this rule
10, where the corps TO which he siok lcng, is the
nsTon-not having tents and camp guard behihi, and
being ped with rssonsfor such suitable camp
hosp ta,s viii be estabii. he'd convenient places
SEQ. patisl seat 10 permanent hospitals viii BE-
Furnished with tbs following papers, Surgeons
L4cae setting forth "Dagaosis Prognoss and general
rrsstmsut of toe disease and duration Cd Muster
and descriptive rcl, clothing and payaecount Should
the captains Of companies hayS bAak1, they must
copy the forms ont Of the revised Army Regulations.
The surgeon in casrg is not To riee- any patient for
Of such papers, but Immediately notify the delin
quent officer the omission, and If reced in seasOn
able time, re! MIN them to thoss headquarters
SEQ. 3 Immediately after the morning visit, the at
tending viii report 10 the surgeon in charge the
sms and ward Of patient whom he may consider in
tIng return to his camp, and be having
sd himself Of the facts, will furnish the solGer psss
his regiment, setting forth whether he considers him
1t 90 return to duty or otherwise.
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CHAPTER 23S.

AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred
and thirty three of the revised statutes
Ell tilted "of costs and fees"
The people Of The .St,te of Wisconsin
represented IN Senate aud assembly do en-
act as toltows
Section | That section twenty-one
of chapter one hundred tlIir,v-threc o.
the re, iSed statutes, entitled "of costs ana
fees" is hereby amended so as to read a,
follows, viz section 81, In all civi
cases at law, unless otherwise provided
the party in whose favor judgment is given
shall recover costs, and the Justices cour
may give or refuse costs on all motion Al
their discretion, unless otherwise directed
provided, that the amount of costs which
may be recovered by the party in whose
favor judgment is gwen, shall not, in any
case Tried in justice court, exceed tif-
teen dollars. ~
Sec 2 This act shall take effect ane
be in force from aud af'er its passage
Approved April 7, 1862 '--7s
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CHAPTER l66.

AN ACT to repeal chapter 2Ol Of the gen
eraI laws OF 1851, entitled can act IL
amend san act to regulate insurance
companies rot incorporated by he siats
of Wisconsin, approved March l7.h,
1850" .. a.#ts
The people IF the Safe of Wfsconsin, rep
resented ia the Senate and .4ssembg
do enact as tollows: af @ aaa
Section f. The first line Of section five
Of chapter 100 of the general laws of 1859,
is hereby so amended as to read as follow.
"A sum of money eqnal to three per cen..
upon"
Sec. 9 ri acts and parts Of acts cor
,ravening the provisions of this act, and
chapter 20l of the general laws of
1861, entitled can act 10 amend an act
to regulate Insurance companies not incor-
pora,ed by the state of WiscoDsll,' arg
hereby repealed.
Sec 3 This act shall take cffec, AMI
be in force from and after rs passage All
publication.
Approve March 2S, 1862.
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CHATTER 206.

AN ACT TO amend section eight Of chap
ter !23 of the revised statutes, entitled i,
''of the place OF trial of civil actions
The peopIs Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as toA' Ws.:
Section /. Section eight Of chapter ors
hundred and twenty three of the revised
statutes. is hereby amended so ~ to reai
rs follows: Wherever any party in anv
civil action pen'ling in any cour. or 'ie
Judge thereof for a change If the
the place of trial Of such action, on ac-
count of the prejudice ef the judge Of
such court, and shall verify such appica--
ton bv his oath or affidavit, the couI, or
the Judge thereof shall change the llaco
Of trial OF such action; but no court COM
missioner, shall be authorized to change
;he place of trial of any action. When
such application is made to the Judge, it
shall be on notice, of not less than len day ;
to the adverse party.
Sec 2. This Act shall take effect and Ge
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1862.
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CHAPTER ISL

AN ACT to amend chapter lG1 of the re-
vlsed statutes, entitled of the relief Of
insolvent debtors
The people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as tolio,os: . -..ss
Section l. Section eight of chapter
enc hundred and sixty-ons of the revised
statutes, entitled "ot the relief ofinsoIvent
debtors" is hereby amended so as to read
as follows: Every creditor opposing the
discharge OF an insolvent, under this chap
ter, may, at the time appointed for the
first hearing, demand of the officer or
court befors before whom such hearing
shall be had, that the cause OF such insol
vent be heard and tried By jury. aud
shall be entitled to an order to that effect
upon fling With such officer or court A
specification, in writing, of tie grounds
Of his objection to such discharge: pro
vided, thai in ali cases ordered 10 be tried
by jury, under the provisions Of this
section, such trial shall be had in the
county where such ipso vent shall reside
subject to a change Of venue, for like caus
es, and according to the provisions which
govern in actions pending in The circui
court"
Approved April 2. 1882
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shall ascertain and enter upon IA schedule
prepared for tha, purpose, the Names in
full, ofsuch each deaf and dumb, blind,
insane an. iciotic person in each town
ward or precinct, together with the age,
color, sex, occupation and place of birth
of said persons; also whether said persons
are educated or not; also, the number of
children Of said parents; also, wha, atiin
ity of blood, if any, exists between said
parents; also, the number of deaf and
dumb, blind, insane and idiotic children,
of said parents; and (tha0 said papers
(shalI) be returned to the clerk Eelerks of
the county board boards Of supervisors,
with the assessment roll and by him them
returned 20 the secretary of state. The
secretary of state shall furnish schedule
and all necessary papers for the use Of the
assessors accompanied with printed copy
of this chapter prouided. that if in any
, caee s.:eh Isasi ssssseeso: shall neg lect or
refuse to make full returns, according to
the provisions of this chapter. he shall be
subject to penalty of not less lhsn twen
tv-fiye dollars, nor more than forty dollars
to be collected inthe same manner AS 9th
er fines are collected for neglect of official
duty.
Sec. 7. The accounts Of the clerk clerks
of the board (boards) of supervisors of the
several counties oe this state, for The SER
vices required of him 0hem) by the pro-
visions of this act, shall be audited by the
board (boards) of supervisors Of the sever
al counties o. this state.
Sec. S Chapter fifty two of the general
laws of 1857, chapter fifty~oEe Of the gen
eral laws OF 1858, chapter sixteen of the
revised statutes, and chapter one hundred
and sixty six Of the general laws Of 1861.
are hereby repealed
This act shall take effec. and be in force
from and after It's passage and publica
ton.
Approved April 5, 1862.