Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-13

equity, petitions for divorce or other petitions and writs of error returnable to the supreme court of errors, or to any superior court, that they may now by law have to.issue and make the same in vacation. ;.
 Sec. 2. All orders of notice heretofore made by the indges of the supreme court of errars, the judges of the superior courts, or the clerks of the superior courts during the sessions of said courts, ard otherwise legaf are hereby validated and confirmed.
 Approved, July 10, l863..
 An Act relating to Railroad Comr anies.
 Be st enacted 5y the Senate and House of Ree ssssntatipes in General Assembly conuened: That the act entitled l" An. Act relating to Railroad Companies, and the acts in addition to and in alteration of said aat, shall not apply to companies chartered as horse railroad com paniesI,or to railroad companies which trans port passengers or freight on their roads by an. isnal power, alone and all acts and parts oi acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed,
 Approved July 10, 1863 a
 CHAPTER LII.
 An.Act. for the Incorporation of Boat Clubs,
 by Members of any Collegiate and Literary
 Institnti0n. gs ss4 sslE8
 Be itenacted by tbe Senate and House of Rep gssss,Hd5ivss, ins General Assembly conue,aed
 Sec. 1. Any number of persons, members of any collegiate, academy, or literary institution, may associate for the purpose of forming boat clubs, and of becoming proficient in the man. agement of boats il. the rivers, harbors, and nayigable waters of this State, and being so associated shall,e upon compliance with the provisions of this act, be body polite and corporate may sue and be sued; have com mon seal which they may chanss CT alter at pleasure, and may have, hold and convey real and personal estate, of value not exceeding ten thousand dollars choose such officers, and make and adopt such articles and bylaws, as they may deem necessary and convenient for conducting and regulating their affairs, not inconsistent with the flaws of this State or of the United States and may do all acts neces- sary and proper for accomplishing the objects of saidsboat clubs. gee n nefS&E
 Sec. 2. Before any such association shall be entitled to the privileges herein granted, it shall lodge with the secretary of this, State a copy of it's articles or bylaws, attested by its commodore, captain, or principal officer, and also cause like copy to be recorded in book kept for that purpose in the town clerks of- sfce,in the town where such association is sit uated. y Aud all subseqnent alterations or amendments of it's articles or bylaws, shall, in like manner, be 50 attested and left, and the same shall no take effect until so attested and left with the secetary of State, and town clerk, as aforesaid. 5is
 Sec. 3. This act may be altered or re pealed nt the pleasure of the General Assembly ;and shall take effect from and after the day of its passage. syeta fa .a.is
 Approved, July 10, 1863
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 CHAPTER LII. An Act in addition to '" An Act relating to
 ,sssl& the General Assembly,"
 Be it enaeted by ths Senate and House of Rep rssentdtives, in General Assembly congsned: i. Sec. l. That all public acts passed after the ss4th day of July, during the present session, shall take effect from the rising thereof, unless othetwise provided in such acts . lss Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 Approved, Julylo,lssa.
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 AM CHAPTER LIv. ,ssAn Act in amendment of an Act relating to 2 2 s.s.e - " M County Commissioners. Y sBs st endctea by the Ssnate and House of Rep rsssntatiVes in General Assembly convensd =
 That the term of office of the county com supissioners appointed by the General Assem- ply shall be for the term of three years pro-< cided hopepea, that the first named of the three commissioners who are or may be appointed asAhallgo ont of office at the end of one year, sland the next named at the end of two years, and the last named at the endsof three years, and so in rotation aferward, each commission. ser at the end of three years but any person going out of office may be re-appointed: and afr10pided further, that the governor may fill { al vacancies tEat may occur during the re- cess Qf the general assen,blya and the com- snisaionar .or commissioners appointed by him shall hold office until the next session of the general assembly. - ,sgs ssf ts.z
 Approyed July 10, 1863. 4.r t,i-g ~ Ss%M s%' 9lsssS ss1 kUGATUCK RAILROAD On and after