Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

II , Il corporation shall be wholly retired, and such defcieucY supplied, on or before the ars1 oay of April next. , ,oco
 CHAPTER XIV.
 Asaet relating to Colleges for the benefit of
 Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. Re M enacted by the Senate and House of Renresentatices ip General Assembly conUened SEQ. |. That the lands, rights, powers and privileges granted to and conferred upon the state of Connecticut, by all act of Congress entitled .An act donating Public Lands to the several States and Territories which may provide Colleges for the benefit of Agrl- culture and Mechanic Arts" approved, July 2d, 1861, be, and the same are hereby accept ed upon the terms, conditions and restrictions contained in said act of congress.
 SEC. 9. That his excellency, the governor, be. and he is hereby authorized to appoint any number of commissioners not exceeding three tosperform, under his direction any act or acts necessary to secure and make available to the atate. the provisions of said act of congress. SEQ. 3. This act shall take effect from the day Of it's passage.
 Approved, Dec. 24th, 1867.
 
 An act to authorize Corporations to appoint
 Vice Presidents. R.;g >naeted by the Senate and House of Renresentntipes ils General Assembly coarened: :: SEQ. I. That any corporation existing under the laws of this state may appoint Vice,pres- ident vho may exercise the powers of the nrasideat.s and whose acts shall be valid with in his authority
 sEc.2. All acts and resolutions inconsis- tent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved, Dec, 24th, 1862. CHAPTER XVI.
 An act to authorize the Issuing State Bonds.s Be n snoeted bv tue Senate and House cf Representatiues in General Assembly eoHoened: SEC. l. That to enable the treasurer of this state to borrow the sum Of two millions oi dollars appropriated and authorized to be DOT rowed under an act entitled An act ln add.- tion to [ An act to provide for the Organlza 5ion and Equipment of a Volunteer Militia and to provide for the Public Defence, ap proved October 9th, 1861, or so much of sad sum as may be needed to carry into effect the aforesaid act, and any acts in addition to ofal- iteration thereof, bonds of the state of Connec ticnt may be issued for the amount to be bor- roWed bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum with the semi annual interest coupons attached payable on the first days of Janaary and July in date at the treasurers office in Hartford in this state. The interest coupons shall be payable at said treasurers o. cein the city of Hartford.
 SEC, 2. The bonds heretofore authorized to ba issued shall be procured, executed, advertised and disposed ,and in all respects proceeded with, pursuant to the provisions of the act, .en- titled An act authorizing the Treasurer to borrow money for the Equipment and Pay nent of the Volunteer Militia and to issue State Bonds,' approved, June 18th, 1861. Provided however, That the trea arer of this state by and with the advice and consent of the governor, may from time to time offer any of said bonds for sale, and may sell the same in said cities of New York and Boston in such manner and upon such terms as the governor and treasurer may direct; but none. Of said bonds shall be sold at less than the par value thereof and six days notice of the sale of said bond, In either New York or Boston, shall be given by publication in all the daily newspapers published in Hartford and New Haven and also in three newspapers published inseach of the cities of New York and Boston SEC. 3. The faith and credit of the State of Connecticut are hereby pledged for the re- demption and payment of the principal and interest of said bonds, according to the tenor thereof
 Sec. 4. The fourth section of an act entitled a An act in addition to "An act to pro vide for the Organization and Equipment of a Volunteer Militia, and to provide for the Pub lie Defence" approved October 16th 1861; and also an act in addition to the act last aforesaid, approved July 10th, 1862, are here by repealed.
 SEQ 5. This act shall take effect from it's pas sage.
 Approved, Dec. 24th, 1862.