Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

AN ACT to regulate the sessions OF the circuit
and dist let courts for the northern district
OF New York. and ter other purposes.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdttues Of the UHIted States Of Ame1fCd in Con-
gleSS assembled,
Tnas instead of the times now fixed by law for
holdiog district courts OF the United States for
the northern d strics ofNew York, the said court
shall hereafter be held at the following times and
places, hat is to say At the city of Albany on
the third Teusday OF January at the city of
Utica on the third Tuesday IA March; at the city
of Roche Ter on the second Tuesday in May;
al the city of Buffalo on the third Teusd ay in
August; at cry Of Aubu n on the third I0eSday
in November; and, in tn dissection OF the Judge
of aid court, one term annually at Such time
and in such place within he countleS of st. Law
renee, Clinton, Jefferson, OsUe ego, or Franklin,
as the Judge of said district shall from time to
time al point, by notice OF at least twenty days,
to be pU bliShed the State paper OF the ate Of
New Or6, aud also in one newspaper published
at thu place where he said court is to be held,
which term shall be held on y tor the trial OF
issues of fact arising within the SAID counties
But n thing herein contained shall prevent the
i'll ge of said court from holding spec al terms
thereof at the places above specf d or at any
other places in said district, in addition to sad
regular terms, [whenl he shall deem it neces-
sary.
SIC. 2. and be ii further enacted That inseAd
of the times and places now provided by law for
holding the terms OF the circuit court OF the Unit
ed States for the north ern district of New York,
the said Circuit court shall be held at the times
and pl aces following, that is to say: At the VII
lage of Canandaigu4 on the third tsday in
Jun ; at the city of Albany on The second Tues
day in October and the term of said court APP
poin ed by this act to be held at the city Of Alba
ny in October shall, when it is adj burned, be ad
jlurned to meet in the city Of Albany the third
Tuesd Of January, and that the adjournment
of said adjourned term shall be further adjourn
ed to at the city of Utica on the thltd Tues
day of Ma ca. And the said a burned terms
shall be cid for he transaction of civil business
only, and no jury shall be drawn for service
therein exclusively, but tb jury drawn to serve
in the strict court at the same time and place OF
the sa. adjourned terms of said circuit [courtl
shall be used for the trial of issues of fact arising
in civil causes in said circuit court, ana the yer
diets of "a d jur and all proceedings upon me
trial of said issues shall be as valid ana OF the
same effect il the said jury mad oeeH drawn 10
serve in the sad circuit court
SEC g. And be further enacted, That no pro-
| cess issued or proceedr gs peudlng IN either OF
sal courts shall be avoided or impai ed by the
| change of time and place of holding such court;
| Int all process, bail bonds, and reccgDlzances
| returnable at the next term IF eli her OF sala
| courts, sh IL be retGrnabl9 and returned 10 tne
| SAID court next held according to this act, IN me
| same manner as if so made ret lfnaoIe on the
| face thereof and shall have fun effect aecordlhg-
| "; ard all continuances mace 10 CONFORM u tHe
| provisions of this act.
spc A. And be 1t further enacted: That In place
and in lieu oSthe salary now paid to the judge ct
| the district cou ofthe United States, Tor the
noT+hern dis riot of New York, there shall be al
! loved and paid qlarterly to sHid Judge, out OF
! tbe tr.a ury ofthe Uni ed States, the sum OF
! three Thousand five hundred dollars per year.
| Approved July 4. 1864