Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-20
CHAPTER Tx. An Act concerning Banks.

State shall vote, at meeting called by the board of directors. to become an association for carrying on the business of banking, under the laws of the United States, said bank shall be deemed to have surrendered fits charter: pro vided, that every such bank shall, nevertheless, be continued g body corporate for the term of threesyears from the time of such surrender, for the purpose of prosecuting and defending suits by or against it, and closing it's concerns; but not for the purpose of continuing, under the laws of this State, the business for which it was established.
 Sec. 2. Any stockholder in bank which shall elect as hereinhefore provided, to become banking association, under the laws of the United States, who may not consent to be- come a stockholder in such banking a- socia- tion, shall be entitled to receive from such bank the fully appraised value, ascertained in such mode as the board of directors may pre- scribe, of the stock 50 held by him; and the appraised value of said stock shall be deemed to be a debt due said stockholders, from said banking association, until paid.
 Sec. 3. No association or person issuing, paying or receiving notes or bills of banking associations organized under the laws of the United States. shall be liable to any penalty imposed by laws of this State, upon issuing, paying or receiving notes or bills not issued in accordance with said laws.
 Prouided, that nothing herein contained shalt be so construed as to exempt the capital stock of any such bank from taxation, under the laws of this State.
 Approved, July Il, 1863.
 CHAPTER Lx1.
 An Act in addition to an Act entitled An
 A af fr vrov:Io Eov khn nrn,n ns~ ~ofsn, ond
 Equipment of Volunteer Militia and to
 provide for the Public Defence"
 Be t enacted 6y the Senate and Rouse ef Representatiues, in General Assembly cOnvened.
 Sec. l. There shall be paid from the treasu- " of this State, for the support and maintain- ance of the family of each non-commissioned officer, musician, artifeer and private, resident in this State, who shall be drafted, and shall actually 40 into the military seryice of the United States, under the act of Congress, en- titled " An Act for Enralling and calling out the National Forces. and for other purposes" l" pursuant to any call under said act, the sum of six dollars per mouth for the wife, if any there be, and two dollars per month for each child under the age of fourteen years and in case there shall be e child or children and no wife, then the sum of six dollars per month for the younger child, and two dollars per month fer each additional child under fourtsen years of age psoOided, the amount paid for any one family shall not in the aggregate exceed the sum of ten dollars DOT month which said payment shall commence at the time when such person shall he mustered into the service of the United States, and shall continue du- ring his term 0t service and in case any such person shall die or be disabled during service, the payment herein provided shall continue dq- ring the term of service or continuance of disa- bility, unless the company to which he belong cd shall be sooner discharged.
 Sec. 2. The selectmen of the several towns il this State shall, on the first day of August, A D. 1863, and quarterly thereafter, return to the comptroller of public accounts, statement in writing. containing the name of each on com missioned officer, arti6eer. musician and pri- vate, (having family,) resident in such town, who shall be drafted and shall actually go into the military service of the United States, under the said act, mentioned in the first section here of: which statement shall contain the name of the wife. the name of each child under the age of fourteen years, the date of the commence ment of, and the term of service, and. if prac, ticahle, the name of the company and regiment in which he shall be serving, which statement shall be signed by majority of the selectmen, and certified by affidavit and a duplicate Q. such statement sbalI be lodged with the town clerk; and said selectmen shall, from time to time, report to the comptroller any changes that may occur in the families of snch persons. by death, by children becoming of tae age Qf fourteen years, or otherwise.
 Sec. 3. The comptroller shall, on the first day of August, 1863, or as soon thereafter @ may De, and at the end of each successive period of three months thereafter. draw his order on the treasurer of the State, in favor of the treasurar of each town, for such sum as may be due to the iamiIiss Of such persons resident in such town, under the provisions of this act, and the treas- urer ofeach town shall pay the sameto tho per sons, or their order, who are respectively epti- lied to receive the same. - Approved July 10, 1asa. ABSTRACT OF THE C0MPTRqILEBs
 REPORT.
 STATE or CoNnxc7ICg1,
 Olice of the Secretary of State,
 July 20, 1863. Tho following extracts from tho report q | tho Comptroller Of Public Account, sx6ibitsd I to ths General Assembly II their lste ss1uaon compsise such parts of said Fepeet as ale U lsw reqsired to be puhlished in IT sssai