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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27


Read the following
| OATH
I.... duly ected as j. j. OF company
| regiment, Iowa State Nj itia, 60 solemrly
swear that will support the Constitution
| Of tn United States, aad OF this State, and
bear true ald faithful allegiance to the
| same that will prompt obey all orders
coming to me from the Governor Of this
State, and IN every rcspect faithfully DIS
| charge the duties of my said Office according
to law, and OBEY the orders ana commands
Of superior officers to the best Of my ability
and do further swear that do not belong
to any organization, either secret or other
wise, which has for it, object opposition to
the present war against the States in rebel
lion, or opposition to the Federal Admins
ton IN ITS ciofts t, prosecute SAID war
that have no sympathy whatever with
those III rebellion and that m. desire Is to
see said war prosecuted with vigor until the
rebellion IS crushed and an honorable peace
is restored; an to this end will faithfully
exert M influence and endcavor to sustain
those III power To all this with ut rcscr-
vation fully and chcerfully agree.
The above is the oath which must be Ia
ken by every officer of the Militia of this
State
This oath is the production of the Cover :
nor Of Iowa The Militia law of the sta.e
does not provide for any such oa... ] be
Constitution Of the State does not rro.ida
for any Sucil oath
The oath is such that no honest L an ran
take it. Look at it well ~ DO rur1EEG
"swEAE THAT | Do not EELoSG TO AN i OR
"GANiZATlON, EITHER SECRET OR OTilEn.
Nv lSE WHICH HAS FoN Irs OBJECT =
"OPpOSlTiON TO TIE FEDERAL ADMINS
TRATioS IN ITs EFFORTS 10 PROSECUTE SAID
"wAG
Comments are unnecessary. Every Militia
officer Of the State is 70 be bound by an
oath to support MISREPRESENTATION not the
government, in all Of its gross usurpations
its stupandeus frauds, and its miserable
irnbeciity. Frcencn OF Iowa are YOU pre-
pared for this:
Are you ready to give yourselves over to
the bsurper at Washington at the bidding
Of his minions in this State
Are You ready to swear. "to tbs end 10
"tdihfaNy srer yonr ii fuences and eadcar-
COZ tos9steia those IN po,rer whether Nation
al or state civil or military: Are you ready
to do militia duty under officers who have
take. the above oath, and who ",rHh0m
reserration .fnl}g a,d cheertuUy ayrse' to it:
If you are YOU are unworthcy the name
of Frcemen. You are the basest of slaves
You are I'll only to crawl in the dust at the
feet OF your would be masters.
The time has come when the People must
rise in their might and organize against
these uSupations Of Federal and State exec
utivcs if they wish to preserve even the
least vestige of Freedom There is no time
for delay. Let every man enroll himself at
once as provided By law Let officers of the
militia be selected rs the law provides. Let
the members of Companies and Regiments
demand that tac officers 50 elected shall be
commissioned by the Governor as the law
provides. Let them refuse to take the uile
oath, and if the Governor refuses TO com
mission them, let the people iinc the rem
"cdy and having found it, let them fearless
sly execute it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

We are a"a'e that many medicines are war
ran'ed. Anowin., that they viii never be return
ca. bat We assure on that We do not wish vour
rl"ney withou; giving value received We be
Htc IL Is worse than roy berry To get gam in that
way. anu Waen we varraa; thls medicine we
mean wa' we SAY II any one uses the Flr.wead
Tor the disease, .or which we recommend H. and
j. NJ. fully satisfied that il is not ali We recon-
m3nd II, tie can return tie bottle I, the agent he
purchased the medicine o. who will refund In.
money.
Snould your nearest druggist not have the ar
tice, do not be put Oft with any othe. preparation
that may be offered in It's place bu, send To oar
agent, and he viii forward, securely packed. bv
D. express BEWARE OF EXPOSITION
See that our signature is on every bottle vol,
buy. and that "Dr. tteaver's Compound Attract
OF flreweed, or Humor or Yer wrap is blown
III the bottlc-none other is genuine
oric< : per bottle. or six bottles for IS
c,nt ny express on Receipt OF the money Sold
by all druggists and medicine dealers
~ nihei' 4 Taylor. Props.
II. SfONiL, Is Randolph Street, Chicago,
Wholesale Agent. augg, div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
STATE OF Iowa.
An5rTANT cESNRALs ) OyricE,
davenport, Aug Is. lSti.

| Ar5rTANT GENERAL : OsricE
Davenport, Aug IS, l3si.
General Orders 10, 81
/. Recruiting officers who have enlisted men
viii repor; .. oLee person, with recruits enlist
I'd for The tw1 Infantry regiments, Il Camp
Mcclellan, pusenpo-t, Iowa.
All such recruits snail be here by the "a; prox .
a- t.c companies are t, De organized ana mus
,ered PRIOR 10 the ~: pro1.
No further applications need be made to this
Department for commissions 70 recru.. .or these
regiments
II. Ii is hereby announced that all inquiries
about the draft, exemptions. &c, shall be nd
dressed 10 Provost Maishals of the respective
Districts and not 70 this olice as everything
pertaining to the L. s enrolmen; and the draft
belongs 10 and has been entirpl9 under the charge
Of the Provost Marshal's Department. and this
Office cannot therefore, answer euthoIite.iselv
such inquiries
ILL., II is hereby announced that all inquiries
relating TO alleged crross in State enrolment
shall be addressed to rs SCISSORS in proper town
ships, orto Beard OF Supervisors acting a
Board OF Review in the respective counties. whose
duty it is, under the law Of tho last General A.
sen,blv, to make returns Of persons sahjeet 10
military duty to this oaice .his Department Is
not responsible for any errors in enrolment Of
State Militia, and is Obliged TO a.!op. as correct
the returns made il acc cordan.e with law Ap
plicaions for exemptions, however viii be con-
,idercd as provided in Par. V, Gen. Orders No. 2s
current series.
By order Of the Coia.nan lcT -clie:
y. B. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. Of Iowa.
Papers in The State whien have usually insert
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
Strayed Or Stolen.

LNR0M THE SUBSCRIBE, LIVING ATFTi,.
II ION, Iowa. two mares and Two colts One
bay mare years old, has pol! evil a split in
fore hoof has bay mule colt One roam mare
years old, red rnane and tail, white spot IN fore.
head has an iron grey mare colt. viii giye q
reward of :io Tor thci; return
MICHAEL CoNNOR.
Or address \. caiTu, Prairie Mills F. o., Mus
s"iinc lo.. Iowa. aug26diw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
kaH ED.

This day, 1t - O'Clock, NJ, JAMES. son OF
Henry and ELizABErH Eona. aged Il year. and
= months.
Funersl VII take place from the residence Of
his parents tomorrow at oclock. Friends Of
the family are invited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
DAILY DE MOOR AT.

y. NJ. PsrrfSciLL 4 Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York
ana State st.et, Boston, agents la those ci,..-
and author zee. to take subscrip-
tion- for Us at lowest rates.
q IL sckiyES, 2, Dearborn street, Chicago. Il au-
tiorixed TO receive ad yer. semenis for this paper
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
Il. W. McCLEI.LAND. I.

IDUHDER, MANUFACTURERS OF SASH,
ID Doors, Blisds Mouldings, Brackets, &c.
Shop and Factory corner u Main and Third
trsets. Davenport. Iowa. agl-dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

foE Bowel Complaint get bottle of
Strickland Anti-Cholera Mixture at
BALLoIDs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

THIS splendid Hotel IS pleasantly located near
, the business portion of the city and Is kept in
elegant style > Ii. GILL. Proprietor.
DIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
JAMES HARRISON

DAWA.S baA II 1&ASOYs
FAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
y. en- band the best quality of Provisions.
Hollow WARE, Kerosene Oil, etc
second street, between Brady asd Perry, D..
vvsaesse mylAdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
BSTiTE1ES WANTED,
ST BsTlTUIt.S FURNISHED /!
JoHv +. Sw.Ts 4 {

| Dy JOHN Il. SWiTS d Co.,
No Nickol's Block (up stairs
| WnoLEsAlE.-Country merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
lio,bng stock Of hats, caps and straw goods
at arrand's, which he will sell low-as low
rs IN the Chicago market. Don't fail to call.
PERSONAL Woodward. local editor
Of the kcokuk Constitu'ioa. made us call
this afternoon. lie has obtained a short
AMI proposes to visit the principal towns
along the river to St Paul
TIE 5TH WARD ,MEErISc.-Ict every man
of the 9TH ward be on hand at the PennSyl-
vana House this evening, and cast his in
hucncc towards getting that ward out of
The draft 4. only requires an earnest eff
fort, and little money.
CRAvATs.-- The neatest thing yet in the
line of cravats, neck-t tics, &C., has just been
received at Reinington's also a splendid
lot of cloths for fall ana winter apparel
Don't fail to call and examine If he can't
! suit you, you needn't try to be be suited.
That's so.
MAS 4 MAYER No. II West Cd street
htye the largest stock Of ready made mill
| tary and summer clothing in the city Ev
crythng warranted to give satisfaction
Emanuel Rothschill, their popular clerk is
still behind the counter and will take the
greatest pains TO make good bargains for
his customers.
lF you want suit of good clothes the
place to get them is at Sam Perry's, oppo-
site the Post Office He has large stock
OF ready made clothing on hand, and also
makes to orlcr He keeps an immense
stock of everything pertaining to gents
furnishing goods, and when you cannot suit
yourself bY looking over his extensive as
sortment, there i, no use going to any fur
ther trotlole-it IS not in the city.
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. The Aboli-
tonists of the county, minus the Dutch
had their po5r-''o,o at the Court House to-
day. James Thornston. the old stand by
Of the party, was &C course, nominated for
/, Recorder.
ii. d. Snyder, young man not much
known TO fame, was nominated for Clerk of
the Court. Snyder is probably one of the
heavy men" of the Lacquer party. A set
of resolutions yer: p.sseG but ta,y were
read with such a broad Scotch accent that
we could not tell what they were, neither
could the convention; but they were pass
ed-of course.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

Boy your toilets, hair dyes, pcrfumcries,
etc, at Grabbc & Co $, under the LeClsire
House. He has a large stock
TIE PANoRA"A.-Everyb body should at
tend the panorama at Metropolitan Hall this
evening Ii is the best war painting ever
exhibited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

s,A 100 OF Gs<rR.L MgRcHANpIsf. consisting
Of Bry Goods, Grocerics hardwarc' ha's anu M
rans Boots and Shoes tur sale or exchange ior
ss1 csmb"r las, ut low prices from Jobbsrs and is
os,rsd far sale on account Of the falling health
# its owner. 1t can be bought at gfSat oar
as,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

People of Iowa the time has a. last come
when forbearance has ceased to be virtue.
Read the following
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

We will pay the following boun'.ies to ex-
cmp,s from draft who may enlist as .oub-
stitutes, at our office
Fos three years service, c,.. $400
do tw. do .. 800
d. one do . 300
Ten Dollars will be paid to any person
bringing us an excepted Substitute.
JOHN l.. SWITS d CO.,
No | Nickolls' Rlock IN cta;rc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

TIE 5rn WARDaMErrISc.-Lct Lc every man
Of the 9TH ward be on hand at the Pennsyl-
vania House this evening, and cast his in
iiucncc towards getting that ward out of
The draft. 1. only requires an earnest eff
fort and little money.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
National Hotel,

" ashngton Street corner of "elles.
Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

Adit. Gen. Of Iowa.
Papers in The State whcn have usually insert
ed orders of this Department will insert twice.
arlD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
Wetmorc's Addition.

Commonly known "a lie Clare's Patch, J
II now laid OFF into Lots, of all
prices. and they are ready sOr
smlc on very easy terms and low
prices.
House Lots. Store Lots Warehouse Lots, Factory
Lots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

Gee our Column Of Advcr.
ssements, Embracing other
cS1apek. IN Gazette
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

An Act amending section six d chap
ter thirty-six Of the General statutes.
n is hereby enacted, SC.
Sec. /. Section six ofchapter tlir1
ty-six Of the General statutes shall be
so amended as 10 read as follows:
Any person wishing IA take the de-
position Of witness oui Of court, shalI
either cause personal notice 70 be Civ
en- by The magistrate taking such de-
position 70 tie adverse party, Or Il ci-
tation signed by justice, notary pub
lie, or master 10 chancery. 10 be serv-
Ell on the adverse party, ii residing
within lhis state, and in case such ad-
verse party resides without this state,
on his attorney if residing within this
state, in the same manner n The ser
vice Of writ Of summons, which eita-
ton shall siats the time and place Of
taking such deposition, and shall be
served 50 that such adverse party may
have q reasonable time 10 appear and
be present at the taking II such depo-
silion.
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An Act 10 prevent Raids.
II is herelg ciaaoted, Sc.

AeHH 80 ~
II is horebg cmuoted, Sc.
Sec. !. Ii any three or more per-
sons shall conspire together for the
purpose and with the intent, violently
ani iorcibly 10 MI, main or wound
any person, Or to rob any person, cor.
porniion Or community, or to burn,
blow %. or otherwise destroy any
tank baildings, store, factory, dwell
ing house. or other buildings or de-
pository Of property or any vessel,
steamboat. or other water craft, used
of1io be used. 10 navigsble waters :
every peron so offending, shall upon
due COZ, iciion thereof, be deemed and
sdjudged TO be guilty Of felony, and
shall be punisbed by being confined TO
hard labor in the State Prison, for a
term not more than twenty years, and
by a fine OF not more than ten thou
sand dollars.
Sec. If any three or more per-
soma acting IN concert, shall with force
and violence, attempt 70 kill, wound
or MAIN any person, or 10 rob any
person, corporation or other commu-
muhity Of any money or other prop
erty, or TO burn, blow up, or otherwise
destroy any bank building, store, fac
tory, dwelling house, or other building
OF depository OF properly, or any rail-
road car or engine, any steamboat,
vessel, or other water craft used or 10
be used in navigable waters, whether
the same be finished or in the course
Of construction, each person so offend
ing, shall, upon being convicted there
Of, shall be deemed and adjudged to
be guilty Of felony, and an enemy
OF the State, and slall suffer the PEN
atty of death for the same within nine
" days next after such conviction.
Sec. 3. Any and all persons who
shall wilfuily and knowingly aid, assist,
COUNSEL, advise or support the com
mission Of any or either Of the offences
nam d in the two preceding sections
Of this act, or having knowledge there
Of, and shall not disclose the same,
shall be deemed and adjured to be
principals in the commission Of such
ofeuees, and shall be punished as such.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved NOV. lG, 1854.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
Approved Nov. %, 1864.

An Act in amendment Of section TWEEN.
ty.four of chapter thirty six Of Ihe
General Statutes,
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The proyiso to section
twenty four Of chapter thirty six Of the
General Statutes shall not in any man
ner affect any suit brought or pending
on the first day Of August, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-three.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1864.
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Approved Nov. %, 1864.

An Act in amendment Of chapter six
ty-three section twenty-five Of the
general statutes, entitled "Of the
Limitations Of real and personal ae-
iions and rights Of entry.
h Is hereby enaeted, &c.
Sec. ! That section twenty-five Of
chapter sixly-ihreo Of the general stai.
utes, shall not be so construed 50 as 10
apply TO any acknowledgement or
promise made prior TO August !, A.
ID. 1868.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect
iron It's passage.
Approved Nos. Is, 1864.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
An Act relating to Petit Jurors.
u 10 hercbu enacted. SC.
An Act to increase the pay of Grand
and Petit Jurors.
u as LornLat on,nctn1 Sc

N0 2" 7tVFtVy VFF7FV1V"j VT
Sec. Grand and Petit Jurors
fees in the county courts, from the first
day of December, 1864. TO The first
day of December, 1865, shall be, for
travel eight cents per miie. For at
tendance per day two dollars. For
each talisman, at the rate of one dollar
and fifty cents per day.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 2l, 1864.
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- - Q
Approved Nov, is, 1864.
An act in addition to chapter eighty
nine of the General Statutes.
II is herebg enacted, &c.

~ Is NeTeVy tHutteU, 9c'
Sec. Ifa person liable to any OF
the actions arising under chapter
eighty-nine Of the General Statutes,
fraudulently conceal the cause Of such
action from the knowledge of such
person entitled thereto, the action may
be commenced at any time within six
years after the person entitled to bring
the same discovers that he has such
right Of action, and not afterwards or
otherwise.
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suant to a vote Of The town, and an
taxes assessed for the purpose aioro.
said, are hereby declared legal.
Approved Nov. %, 1854
An Act requiring Of towns General
Index 10 their Record Of Deeds.
II a. tsrsIy saucfed Sc.


Index 10 their Record Of Deeds,
n IS hereby enacted. SC.
Sec. /. Each town in the State "A
hereby required TO have and keep a
General Index to all the books Of rec
ords Of deeds in the Office Of the town
clerk, such as are required BY section
thirty three. chapter fifteen Of the
/ General Statutes.
Sec. 2. II in any town where there
is no such index, the selectmen shall
not cause such index to be made with
in one year from the passage Of this
act, then the town clerk Of such town
is hereby required 10 make such index
at the expense OF the town.
Sec. 3. Any town which shall neg.
leci to have such index shall be pros
ecuied therefor by indictment or in
information, and shall be fined fifty
dollars for each six months neglect
TO have such index after the expirs-
tion Of one year from tho passage Of
this act.
Approved Nov. %, 1864.
An Get to authorize towns 10 prepare
and publish a soldiers record.
ID is htreJf enacted, sc.
Sec |. ANY town at any annual
town meeting, or any meeting duly
warned for the purpose, may appoiut
a suitable pepson, who need not be a
resident Of such town, to prepare, at
tho fexpense Of tho town, soldiers
record.
Sec. 2. Said record shall consist
of the name of every soldier and sail
.0r furnished by said town during the
present war, his age at the time Of his
enlistment, birth. place, date Of bis en-
lisiment, date of muster into the ser
vice Of the United States. rank, pro-
motions, re;enlisiment, (if re-enlisted)
date of discharge and cause thereof,
(if discharged,) date of pension and
amount, (if received,) date Of death
and cause, Gf deceased,) stated place
and nature Of wounds, (if wounded,)
bounty received from the town, boun-
ty, If any, received from individuals,
ard other facts relating to the military
history Of every soldior and sailor of
said town which may come to the
knowledge OF the person making the
record,
Sec. 3. This record may embrace
the name ofany soldier or sailor whose
birth. place such town is, or who may
have lived long enough therein to be-
conie a well known inhabitant of the
town, but who has served in another
town or another state.
Sec. |. The record must embrace
the name Of every deserter, and state
the fact of his desertion.
Sec. 5. The record may embrace
the names of those who have furnish
ed substitutes, paid commutation, or
furnished representative recruits.
Sec. G. The adjutant and inspec-
tor general is hereby authorized and
directed to give, on proper application,
any information which the record Of
his Office can furnish.
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An Act in addition to chapter twenty
Mn, &c ihn Gnncrnl Siatnfes. nnfif-

An Act IN addition 70 chapter twenty
nine Of the General Statutes, entit-
led, "Of the Court of Chancery.'
II Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. In any proceedings by bill
or petition to foreclose a mortgage, tho
orator or petitioner may join in such
proceedings, as defendant, any eubse-
quent attaching creditor Of the prem
ises sought TO be foreclosed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. is, 1864.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
MOTEL CARDS.
YANnEnIIp,s EroTEI.

This long established Hotel stll continues
spen for the accommodation Of the travelling
public. Particular attention given 90 boarder.
frsia abroad during the summer months. The
pnhic patronage hithcrlo liberally extended Is
'espectfully solicited.
EN-. VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Manchester. Oct. /, 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
TnE EQUINOX HOUSE,

0pta ffoa, Jaae o December. for permanent o.
frdAsieai risitgrs.
This House. having been recently enlarged
it nov thc most commodl0uH ID He State, and
l. furnished With the latest comforts and con.
vsaisaees For Information rs 70 rooms, &c.
saare.. =. ". ORNIS, Agent,
Msnehesler, june ]. ieds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
MANCHESTER VT, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20

LAWS OF VERMONT. A d 1894
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
Approved Nov. lC, 1854.
An Act In addition to an Act TO pre-
vent RAIDS.
II ss b.rsLtf eoactod x.c

An Act in addition to an Act to pre-
vent Raids.
Il is hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. /. Whenever any person
shall be under arrest in this State,
charged with violating the provisions
Of an act entitled "An Act TO prevent
Raids, approved Nov. 9th, 1864, the
Governor is Lereby authorized by his
written mandate to direct the officer
having custody Of such person TO COM
nit him for confinement and sale keep
ing 10 the State Prison, at Windsor,
or TO any jail in any county within
this Stale, pending proceedings upon
such charge.
Sec.2. Whenever any person shall
be under indictment for any offence
against the act named in the preeed-
ing section, any Judge Of the Supreme
Court may, upon application by the
respondent or by the States Attorney
ol the county where such offence was
committed, direct the trial OF such re-
spondepI 10 be removed 10 any county
within this State aud lhereupon the
same proceedings shall be had as tho
such offence bad been committed in
the county where the trial is held.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 2l, 1864.
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An Act 10 relation 20 costs before ref
ereeg.
n Is ksrLg nacfed, &c.
Sec. In hearings before referees
appointed By 'he county court. parties
shall ~ allowed tile same attendance