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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Financial.
~xvrMIJYE a Co.
No. ~ WALLsihhLi,

VEfMlLSE q 60" Co., .r.rrr
OH receive Subscriptions to the
.,ucy 7-aO TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
wv per cent commission 70 sno'ciioeI'-
~. notes are issued in DENOMINATIONS OF sou, sioo'
..n a 600 and $1,000. maturing IN aHfu.H
80 nom Angus s. 1e.i. s'seres' nay be s''
.<.,rv sttbe-aeo Z $40 fi... "ENL per ''''''
not.. ar. psys5ls in currency at maturity OF cors'a
,.t.,o & 10 SIN PER CENT BONDS with iNAA''''''-
YEABIE IN GOLD
70 p,-y ,,a SELL a. lasite, rites si hid. o. "O'
,,sNENT SECURITIES, including
is. $40 BONDS,
Is. $50 TREASURY NOTES, ......,,,,,-,,,-,
rs. 10 mos CERTIFICATE or lNDi D III i'''
RS. ouARTERMAsTERS' CHECKS, -
: TyoYEAR ) per cent. LEGAL TENDER
iows, -, -, ,pc,crrurn .,
is ss,ituprvo CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased
FIsH & HATCH al.SKnas.
AND DEALERS II GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. % wALLsT..
Receive orders for the
NEW $50 LOAN,
and have the notes always on hand for
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
RANKS. BANKERS AND DEALERS SUPPLIED
ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERNs
.pr, CLASSES or GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
sotrGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET RATS.
oyIIcE OF r,E UyIoy Co4I Co, Noe, FiSasr.
navy DIX sept II lo4
DWIDEND.- The Board OF Dlseet-AS nave
4 tbs dsy declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ SLN 1
fceo5er The transfer books ,l be closed nom the
'h n' to 0'' . '''D '''' -''"'' s CROSBY, Treas.
briggs GOLD COMPANY.
ID NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, No. g. ,o,,
EEw oEK Oct; :, 1885,.
Dividend OF One pe5 Cent 10 tie month OF september
IA. ben declared psysb the office Of The Con psnv No 81
Jnst New York end aer Oct ", is, TO .Aei.ho.ser.
'''>'' ''' WALTER +. LAlvroN, Treasurer.
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
Va NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. Nc ?
NV loRK October 3 1874
The Trustees Of the Mckinley Oi Company hev, GeoIoa
hrdend of.oe poI cen; tou; o; the net eerna o. te
SanuErv Tor the month OF September payable Oh oelah
the Office Of tae Company ~. 81 Johnst Ne"i u
WALTER =. LA"iuN 1T'"suIeT.
Orrrcr or THE PAsAsA RAILROAD CosP.Sr
ycr,;n. buildings No "a Ws-, new of., sept - 100
HHIRTIErH DNIDEND.-Ihe Board OF
4 Directors have ts day d~clered DlNlDrND q -FOUR
nsi. ending go,i inst and one 30 PER CENT out Of e
sErin. o. seuIrers sailing vessels. Ne' pa sD,e " '
toers he legal representatives Oh aud S'eI 'hs -" d
III qsnser Books will As closed from the evening of ths
I'd September Until the sti Octosei ne&., ~
TsEIsrErs's OrT1oE CENTRAL RE. co. or MY
rxsssy 10 Be- ~ s11esr.. AEv YoRK. sept. ~, 1891.
YTIHT SEVENTH and EIGHTH INSTALL
/ MgNIs Of TN per cent each The Lew STOCK are
ssseby called payable 10 .ho TREASUEbR' on saturday
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Savings banks.

Savings atduks.
ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
- CHATHAM hi,E NL"-iohk.
prfN DAILY.
SIX PER CLSF l.TLKi5r iLLuMLD,
p. ..sii- f,.e ,a. .siose Oei i-'' "li GA"
'h'''''' '''' ''- s. ~ yfvrEIT President
lNit!ls u. DAil.Ll .lse-flfci.
JosKrE p CooPKE, a,c.et.f7.
NIfIZENS' SAVINGS BANK. Bowery, cor
n...os Gai.al.s. SIX PR CH>I 4"IEAESi aioFei
a. al ,,,. of iv, Haadi~d do.l and unirr AID I've pr
r., on ar.rr amounts 40 nnu'y arrusica OF or Dripn
0e.o.rr ~ vii b. ~. nom ~ iu.t Bans oprn
dsy ron oto g. - 81 Monday, w,ine.day. and Ffday
l.lA sso.a IL English, German. OF FRENCH:
GRO. FJLsUn, ff''.lont
sr-youn 4 nurcr. Secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
20. p6 wsn~nsL 49,.
Interest slowed 81 the fs 81 yer cent on 81 -nr
THURSDAY aud SATi RDhN kFiikHopHa, nom 70
II ma r. B-Aiouey to loan On be- 4 and NOR Eafc.
WALTER -. CONckLIA, ffeHaeEi
vlEDKRHrLT ], RuxToS. seeFe'Ary
rE'HIRD-AVENCE SAVINGS BANK.
Conner OF T1'rlsv aud 2iihs-
CHARTERED ig5i
RANK OPEN Ds'y from Jos 10 r. ~, snd ~ MOI
DAY. WEDNESDAY. I'D SATURDAY E'E"i"O'' "o'-
& 10 ..
SIX FER CENT interest allowed On al sams Hom ~ 20
N0 M I'll, Ia, f.
All money deposited on before October 10 viii draw i'
erest non TIE lsi ,...,.,.o - opu,rN p,o.g.cr.
H,cs,yp KELLY crei-isry.
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Oyyo,oyrrr Aryx,c1s& NfxlcAs SILVER MisIsG Co.
u -. ~ NL-r.l nI |. 81 II IiIA.
'sITyD STATES Assay OFFICE,

UNITED STATES Assay OFFICE,
NV SoRs, Sept. ~ 1864. )
IRREGULAR NOTlCE.-NOticc is hereby
~ given psIses interested that Tor the purpose
sng this Office a9ke prompt payments Tor bnon posted
Ne Secretary 9th. 1scasury has recent transferred 20 the
y Once Bullion Fund u Deposi;ors OF bulI.o. vii
<sfoie receive payment n cons bars
sSneu bullion El,a have been s~rained seuaiy
~ fo1s "a u from the dat Of oepos.
GEO =. DUHNING Superintendent.
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Orrrcr or TIE PAaAsA RALEoAo CorPassr

TgEIsrprE's OFTIcE, CENTRAL RI. 60 OF HEw
Iysssy 10. 90 .LIrsT., AEv YORK. sept 3D. iSt :
YTHE SEVENTH and EIGHTH ms ALL
MgNIss Of u per cent oach on the Lew STOCK are
fsseby called psy abe 10 thc TREASURER, on a~'UTo"y
o'"'' -'' SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer.
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Gorses, Carriages, ST.

EF vou wish 20 enjoy a nice ride or drive,
! sp,~ Of vour PILES. use the TROPICAL BALsAM.'
49,. sis-r .eu.ut under % si-aicaL'
QuARrEaxssTEEs OFFICE. MN ok. Apli To- 100.
RT!LLERY HORSES NANIED.-i,ou 900
AstI.ry Horses wanted, Tor which One llacf'd tia
s~,ent, IT, On. liunir-d lud Eighty Dollars vii b" adI
that pass inspection These horses mu be sound m every
patcir broken harness lot less than i5 hids ~ ana
q, . rr.s-sl-d 1r inspection the Government stables.
Isth..t. between Oth aua lith ayrnues
str MARr VAN NLIET. Qrartermasier.
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OIFiCG or AHH-l oHk 4IaiNG Co. !
No. D. Nassau .at % y ~ 100,
NTOTICE.-The follow -ng described STUN
" n .he AFN-.OAk sliAiNG Co, vii be acid a.
auction al the Oic- me Con pony, 80 NVNDAf 'o 81
lgei II oc. g. .a yay -Gltsnc-; c. ouc GoA-I y
,hsr- levied june =, i8-
40 su,pps N
C,r.sca,e ELL ry......I. n. Mscs-~. lrnsce.
c.,re.'- r l s.l......J N MicAey. Trustee.
C-r;ibcsi. g.. 2D...... y. ~. Aac.ay. Trustee
Co-ihr "a a3...... ie1......J. {. li'yuDSs.
lerincais 5i..... StJ......W rea7-aii
Certificate 29...... ic0......J. g. haT i'
C.Itns-.o 7t...... 39j......F. GooaTllso. - .,
zoe Share rroai. j. A. Mncav cer.tc iifuec
100 sa..eq cred.. Spencer VIA CoNo ccrtcc issrcd
nv order oftho Dircrfors
A. JACKSON STANLEY. Secretary.
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.
DROSPECTUSo of the AMERICAN BRITISH
4 WEST INDIA COTTON COMPAEI.
CAPITAL. e5fJ,tp0
soc0 SHARES. $40 EACH
Chsrier TO b. applied f1T.
JOHN c. RAINING PRECEDENT
THOs. 4. Il. WEBSTER. Vice PRESIDENT
l.

GEORGE DOUGLAS, torraei 70 ne company. q,
Thu Company hos been iued Toy ~ o." pose o. 'u'''
vafug Sea ieaud she Island ~ L1As tsind O. 81
iA. ah.mes situated in lot q iu Tong ~ 80" NV"
sud capable O. producing te finest hi-a 81 "a
Isaud Cotton Dur - ODE pet Two Yeas ftcon o. ln
land hss been under cui;ysn ard TIE cotton pfriucr1 =
t11aO,ced equal go that rt,d IN any part o t"r ""f sc
Co,if NV intend iucreasne their facilities 81 pr1onc'ipn
and oder tie pubic limited nuntef u sAHie 8.
th.ir rs- vuro $50 zach. sample Of the cotton 'o1h.r
with statistics AMI extended Information on '"e s-Jet
may se had appcation Ct tAe oce u tic Company no
II fs,sef It., Nru y orr.
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6PTGGS GOLD COMPANY.
h'o' NOTICE OF DIviDFND, No. 6.

EEw OK Oct. :, 1885,.
Dividend OF Ore per Cent 10 Tie month OF NF
~, h red pevsba AZ the Office Of the Con psny No II
J.t New York on end after Oct a. 1874 70 sei.hoSers
A record a. the close o. b4si,o.t y . LAY: 49,
w. WALTER r. LAYTON Treas
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OFFICE oP CFsTRAL PstK Mourn AID Lhsr NV r IL
H. co.. NO. / state st., Nrw Oh, OCT !, i.9'; ,.
TFNWT ANNUAL MEETING Of ne shasehuid-
4 ihs company for he election o. tn.ffe pf-t
ore and ~ To-. Inspect Election wI De Ted tA ONCE
o. "a ESDAN October 49, 1876. o. n oc.oos. ~.
.x 80. JAMES NAAiAU. Secretary.
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7 cKINLEY OIL COMPANY.

VI Notice OF DIVIDEND Nc. ?
Nrw-l ORE October :, 1874
The Trustees % the Mckinley Vi Company h"'t acc
s,.5snd of,lree nor cent tou canine Of re
COMPANY for the month oil September peya.e Oh etl-
the Office Of tae Company. no u Johns -'e" IVA u
S,-sboi,rs M record a, th. close II brs fh- csJ
WALTER =. LANIuN. Treasurer.
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Ian.,.. O.c cf Wts-!c-r Iali-r Co. No. - y IL A.,
EEx.YoaK, SeptD. iaG9
DJVTDI,ND NOTiGF.-iu accordance wItn
letter Of The President Of t'' fii~onis tot eS"e
ffc-so -i,y-v CO dated me l,ih u nt're r. h-.by
s.,sr me. 2 plN fpFgD n; TWO hSD rNt rALF pr
tTSy ~ D. O. lf-- ;..s.rln~ni Ia. Cor t"- .'ar
me sept 81, y be p.- b. u Oc lie c=p..l socA o.;
lis, Conp4,y 10 thee holders Uttered on e i.i c prov
The books viii Ie closed Oct ]. a. ocioc' y ID
WIasLOw. LAN!EE co,
Transfer Ag-nts.
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gnr II0raATOEic EAITH01H 0NTANf. !
Trr..rY-a- nYr,cr. hEipgrPYiI g., fr'. D, i1'i-D
DIXTDEND 80. H.-Ihc R1a-d Of Dircc-
tor 81 ti;- Rood hs.o d.oiare .ipi ~ ~ iDbh
DCLL.gs Pr SHIRE 90 tae .ie:TftG 80 Ia toe
uau,i. ... o. tA. Ia ilt 60 s4c s.ocA q -
sa srpr- re Guscr toosf 20 hive Deeu the owss o.
H. ,ren.r hoo,, v be clo.ed from the sh TO lhe i'sh
int boil ,sy- inclusive. .-
Mere:t ketc.uus sru Co.. a. NO q II -r i--c'i "4
nay Nev y -irc ahc'd~fs
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MORTGAGE BONDS ofthis Company. due j.; Octo
BEL viii b. ps,d ca and after thst dste ie.a Government
sa presentation al the Banking Oface Of Msss9s.
seIaehsrdt q Ge5hsrd, No. y Sss.su-s,.
l. ". NABKLLY, Secretary.
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professional No.lrcs.

a RT!FICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE 10
- order .ud inserted by Dr.. l. BAUCH and 7. OOl-
GELMAsN formerly employed By Boissonnean, Of Paiis
5a@ Broadway, y I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

An Act IN addition to Chapter one hundred and
twenty Of the General Statues entitled OF
general provisions concerning crimes and
ptnshments.
II is hereby enatfed, DC.
Sec. l. When any person shall b, convicted
OF any crime punishable with death, and SEN
fenced to suffer such punishment, he may q. the
same lime, at the discretion OF the court, be
sentenced to solitary confinement in the State
Prison until such punishment shall be inflicted
Sec. ,. When any person shall be sentenced
to suffer the punishment OF death, and the court
do not sentence such person to solitary confne-
ment in the State Prison as provided in the
preceding section Of this act, the sentence Of
delth shall be carried into execution, within
the county in which the conviction shall be had
at such time as shall be designated by the court
passing final sentence and said court shall 10.
sue their warrant, under the seal Of said court,
directed to the sheriff Of such county, command.
ing sald!sherff to cause tho said sentence OF
death to be carried into execution.
Sec. 3. When sheriff shall inhict the pun.
lshnent Of death upon any convict in obedience
to warrant, as provided in the second section
OF this act, he shall return the original warrant
with his dolngs thereon, to the court from
which said warrant issued, and the clerk shall
subjoin to the record OF sentence brief alb.
stract of the shcriI's return upon raid warrant.
SIC. H. SO much OF section seven Of chapter
one hundred and twenty Of the General Stat.
utes inconsistent with the provisions Of this act
IS hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from it's
passage.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
D.
Approved, Nov, Is, 1854.

An Act 10 addition to chapter one hundred and
thirteen OF the General Statutes, entitled OF
offences against private property
II is hereby enacted, &c,
Sec. !. Every person who shall commit the
offence OF larceny, by stealing Of the property
Of another, any clothing, cloth, yarn or wool.
hung out or otherwise exposed for the purpose
of being dried or bleaohed, or any clothing
blankets, or robes used or placed, for use, in
travelling, IN any vessel steamboat, cor, car.
riage, or other vehicle, shall be punished by inn
prisOnment in the State Prison, not more than
ten years. OF be fined not exceeding five hundred
dollars or both of said punishments in the dis
erection Of the court, notwithstanding the prop.
erty shall rot exceed in value the sum )f seven
dollars.
Sec. 2. Every person who shall buy, receive,
conceal, or aid IN the conoealmont oil property
named in the FIRST section Of this act, knowing.
or having reason to believe the same 10 have
been stolen, shall be punished by imprisonment,
IN the State Prison not more than ten years, or
by fine not exceedibgIdse hundred dollars, not
withstanding the properly shall not exceed val.
ne seven dollars.
See. 3. IL shall no, be necessary In the CON.
plant or indictment, for the offences named In
ths chapter, 10 state the situation or uso OF the
property, bat It the same shall he proved, the
court shall render Judgment agreeably to the
Ir)v,i ms thereof
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
An Act defining offences against tn. Cover,

An Act defining offences against the Govern
mOnl, aud providing for their punishment.
II IS hereby enacted, Sc.
Sec. /. That il any person or persons owing
allegiance TO this State, ,hall levy war, or con-
splre to levy war, against the same, or shall ad-
here to the enemies of the State, giving them
aid and comfort, within the State or elsewhere,
and thereof be convicted before a county court
duly holden within and for any county within
the State either on confession in open court, or
on the testimony Of at least what is equivalent
to two witnesses to the same overt act OF trea.
son OF which he or they shall stand indicted,
such person or persons shall be adjudged guilty
OF treason against this State, and shall suffer
death by hanging by the n OK until dead, which
sentence OF death shall be carried into execution
within the county IN which the conviction shall
be had, at such time as shall be designated by
the court passing final sentence.
Sec, ?. That II any person or persons owing
allegiance to this State, knowing Of any such
treason TO have been committed, or knowing Of
the intent OF any person or persons TO commit
any such treason shall not, within fourteen day.
from the time OF having such knowledge, Civ,
information thereof TO the then Governor Of TIM
State, to some one Of the Judges Of the Suprem,
Court OF Judcature, or TO some Justice of III,
Peace, such person or persons, on conviction
thereof before the county court, shall be ad
Judged guilty of misprlsion Of treason, and shall
be confined to hard labor in the State Prison
for a term not less than five years and not NOR,
than ten years, and be fined not exceeding two
thousand dollars, or either Of said punishments
in the discretion of the court
See. g. This act shall take effect from III
passage.
Annrovad Nav OIL 1894
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Approved, Nov. 81, 1864.
An Act to prevent the deiacing of private prop
erty and natural objects by entertainments

An Act to prevent the delacing of private prop
erty and natural objects by advertisements.
hw hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. |. Without the previous leave oil the
owner all persons are prohibited from advertis-
ing their wares or occupations by painting or
posting notices Of the same On fences or other
private property, or on rocks or other natural
objects.
Sec. 2. All persons violating the provision
OF this act shall be punished by q fine Of len
dollars for each offence, to be recovered before
jnstice Of the peace, one-half of which shall be
for the use Of the town in which the offence is
committed, and one-half to the use Of the prot
ecutors.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov Is, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1864

An Act to harmonic sections thirty-eight and
thirty-nine OF chapter one hundred end thir.
teen Of the General 5 atutes, entitled " OF
offences against private property"
his hereby enacfed, &c.
Sec. |. II any person shall clandestincly or
with intended secresy, commit any of the of.
fences described in sections thirty.eght and
thirty-nne Of chapter one hundred and thirteen
Of tho General Statutes, such person shall be
subject to the penalties provided in section thir
ty-nne, and il any person shall commit any OF
said offences openly and without intended Sc
crecy, such person shall be subject to the pen
alties provided in said section thirty-elght.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. q, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

An Act in addition to chapter ons hundred and
twenty-si Of the General Statutes.
u 10 hsr,6y tnsd,d, &c.
Sec. ]. From and alter November first, 1864,
ussil the hrst Of November, 1905, all keeper. Of
l.ils, shall be entitled 10 receive, besides the
sums now provided by law, for fuel, diet and
washing for State and other prisoners, the addl-
t,onalsum Of one dollar per week.
Sec. 2. This act shall take sn,c, from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. u, 1904.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
An Act for the appointment Of State G.oIogist.
II is hereby enact,d, &c.

III IS here0y enacted, &C.
See. |. The office OF State Geologst Is Rereby
continued, with a view TO encourage the further
development Of the mineral wealth Of the State.
AID it shall be the duty OF the State Geologist,
hereinafter named, to give counsel respecting the
opening, TO be made in mines and quarres, when
desired by the owners thereof and faithfully to
advise and assist all such persons as may employ
hin in any attempt to discover new mines and
Quarries, or to encourage the working Of thoss
already discovered
Sec. 2. The Assistant State Geolog;st under
the late survey, Albert ID. Hager OF Cayendish,
10 hereby appointed and confirmed as the State
Gsoogist OF Vermont, for the purpose eontem-
plated by this act Provided, however, that in no
case, and under no circumstances, shall said Cecil
ogist charge To or receive from the State anything
for expenses or services rendered out in accepting
said office Il il understood that he looks 10 his
employers for any compensation that he may
reasonably deserve TO have for any professional
services 80 by him rendered.
Sec. .. The Geolosist shall keep record Of
such new facts relating to the geology of the
State, as shall come to bis knowledge, and
transmit copy Of the same TO the Governor
when requested by him, for the use of the State.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. 90, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

the several cashiers thereof are hereby required
to transmit, to the clerks OF the several towns in
which any stock or shareholder of such National
Bank may reside, true list Of the names Of all
such stock or shareholders, with the number Of
shares standing against the name OF each stock
holder, on the books of such National Bank,
with the amount OF money actually paid in on
each share, on the first day of April in each
year hereafter, as soon as may be after said first
day of April and en- or before the twentieth day
of the month of April in each year.
Approved, Nov. q, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
An Act to amend Section thirty. four Of Chap.

An Act to amend Section thirty.four of Chap.
ter eighty-lour Of the General Statutes.
IL is hcreby enacted, 4c
Sec /. That Section thirty-iour Of Chapter
eighty-iour Of the General Statutes be amended
60 as to read as follows
Whenever any person shall be delinquent in
the payment of any tax legally assessed against
him in this State, and shal not have known per.
sonal property in this Safe sufficient to satisfy
such tax, the collector Of such tax may in his
own discretion and in his own name commence
a trustee suit founded upon such tax against
such delinquent person, and may SO mmon any
person as trustee Of fnch delinquent person, and
the same service upon The process shall be made
and tie same proceedings and judgment had, as
is aow provided by law in the case Of trustee
suits.
Sec. O. This oct shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1864.
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F"bN'
Approved, Nov. 81, 1864.

An Act in amendment OF Section eleven of
Chapter twenty OF the General Statutes, en-
titled "Of the support AID removal OF pau
pers, and the reliet of the insane poor"
II is hereby ,nacied, &c.
Sec /. Section eleven of Chapter twenty of
the General Statutes shall read as follows
Whenever an order of removal shall be made,
as provided by Section four of this Chapter, a
copy Of such order, certified by the justices
making the same TO be true copy, shall be
served on the oyerseer Of the poor Of the town
to which the pauper is ordered to be removed
within thirty days after the making Of such
order, unless such pauper shall be removed
within that time and the service Of such order
Of removal shall be in the following mapner:
The justices of the Peace making the order,
to the said certified copy of the same shall ap-
pend a notice, as near as may be, in the follow.
lux form
State Of Vermont, To any sheriff or con-
County, IS stable in the State
Greeting.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby commanded to notify the over
seer of the poor OF the town Of
in the county Of that A. B.
was ordered to remove IRON the town Of
in the county of aforesaid
to the town Of in the county OF
aforesaid, on or before tue
day Of A. ID.
by US, the subscribing authority, as by the above
copy OF record appears.
Dated at in the county Of
this day Of
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Approved, Nov. Is, 1864.

An Act to amend Chapter one-hundrsd and
nineteen of the General Statutes, entitled OF
offences against public policy"
II IS hereby enacted, dc.
Sec l. Section twenty-nine OF Chapter one
HUNDRED and nineteen Of the General Statutes
IS hereby amended 80 as to read as follows:
II any person without due authority from this
State or the United Safes, shall hereafter enlist,
recruit, or employ, or attempt to enlist, recruit,
or employ any person IN this State for military
service without this State, he shall be guilty Of
an offence against the laws OF this State, and
shall be punished by fine not LEES than fifty
dollars, nor more than fve-hundred dollars, or
by Imprisonment in the county Jail not less than
thirty days nor more than one year. or both Of
SAID punlshments, in the discretion of the court
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. 49, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
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Approved, iNov. 81, 1864

An Act in addition to, and amendment. Of 500
ton seven Of chapter one hundred and thir-
teen OF the General Statutes
II is hcrrby en0cied, &c
See. /. The seventh section Of chapter one
hundred and thirteen of the General Statutes,
shall be amended by adding to said section the
words following;
And if either of said acts be pcrpctrated with
such intent in the " day time the person no
offending shall on conviction thereof be punished
by imprisonment in the State Prison not more
than ten years, or by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars. 80
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from 1t,
passage
Approved, Nov. Is, 1854