The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-17
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Sec Masters ID oAana0ry shall
have power Is ten snbpouas and r.
covaianues for costs % al hh.s ~
ehaaoery and pituaus foreclosure q
mortgage rgtlrusbio i8 tie e3grt q
claauoef, within aud iof ihe county 10
which saeh masters % ehauoery may
reside, and also y ign original Niils
rctaruAlle ts ine county court, within
and ~ tho county % winch snch mas
ters reside
Sec z No master la chancery shall
aet A. such ia any cause. % 10 any Ju-
dieal act wherein he shall he a party,
or shail be related % either parry within
the fourth degree 81 aiiluiiy OF oonsan-
guinity. ii shall be interested ia the
event thereof or shall be of counsel 70
either party
Sec 3 This oct shall take effect from
its passage Approved Nov 8, 1861
Al Art r auaadmeul "A section ior'Y-ave 81 chap.
tsf 0te fuaans : al'rttCa 9 iae pcnsfsi stat'
girs eHtt'eF soc ast salas pegA'e property.
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See Section forty FIVE Of chapter
nud hundred and thirteen Of the Gen
erai Statutes, is hereby 50 amended as
% read as follows:
Any person who shall Intentionally
injure or destroy any shade or orna-
mental tree, growing IN any highway,
public park, common burial ground or
cemetery in this State. except az au-
thoriscd in section iorty-six and forty
seven % chapter one hundred and thir-
+ teen of the General Statutes, shall, for
4 any such ofiense. forfeit and pay sum
/ OF not less than five dollars, to be re-
covered il an action Of debt founded
/ on this statute, by the person, assocla-
/ tion OF corporation owning such tree,
or by the selectmen Of the town in
which such highway, park, common, OF
/ burial ground il situated, where the
tree or trees arc so injured or des-
4 troyed
Sec 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 20. 1867
I
4 An Act IN amendment ot section eleven q chapter
cue hundred ard thirteen q the General Statutes
I entitled "Of offences aglsst private pros serty."
+ ne hardy enacted Nc
See /. Section one Of chapter one
hundred and thirteen Of the General
/ Statutes is hereby SO amended as tc
4 read as follows Every person who
shall commit, or attempt TO commit the
I offence of larceny, by feloniously steal
ing from the person of another any
money or other property, then about
| bis person and IN hls actual custody
which may be the subject of larceny
I aud shall thereof be convicted, such
persons so offending shall be punished
4 by Imprisonment IN the State prison foi
term not exceeding five years, or be
fined not exceeding five hundred dollars
/ on both Of said puniahments IN the dis
/ oret.on of the court.
\ Approved Nov &, 1867
4 Az Act ID smenlmdnt Of and ID addition TO an ac
entitled An act for organizing the militia ap
pro@d Nov. a, 1854,
/ 4 Is hardy esa,ted ~.
See. /. Section four Of an act emit.
lied, IAN act for organizing the militia,
approved Nov -, 1864, is hereby
amended SO as to read as follows:
The Commander-iu- Chief is hereby
authorized and directed to divide th,
State into three military districts, anc
may organize IN each Of SAID districts
one regiment Of volunteer infantry, con
sisting Of ten companies, to consist o
tifty-one officers aud men each, to b,
organized, armed, drilled and disciplin
cd under such regulations as he maj
prescribe The said three regimenti
shall constitute one brigade. Aud th,
y Commandef-in-Chief il also authorized
10 organize a volunteer section Of ligh
artillery III each Of said districts an,
under such rules and regulations a
may be prescribed.
See. .. Each member Of the organ
lied militia shall receive two dollars fo
each days actual drill, not to excee,
FIVE days in any one year, under til,
order Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief, or n
any drill established 10y law, 10 be pa,
by tho Treasurer Of the State, upoi
proper vouchers, under such rules AN,
regulations as shall be prescribed b.
the Commander-in-C And th
, Quartermasier General is hereby au
tliorized to furnish to the commando
of each regiment necessary fuel nm,
straw, al al expense 10 the State, no
exceeding fifty dollars, for the use o
such regiment at regimental drills
Sec. 3 All officers, non-commis
stoned officers, musicians and private:
now IN the militia service in tins State
shall return through the proper officer
70 the Quartermaster GeI eral OF IN
State, IN good condition the propert
charged 10 Jhem, belonging to the Stat
a. such tame aud place as he may direct
and upon the return Of the propert
aforesaid, IN good condition, sneh off