Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

September and the second Tuesday in March,"
Sec. 2. All processes retumahle TO the March
term Of said court the third Tuesday Of March,
shall be returned TO said term 10 be holden on the
second Tuesday Of March the same us though made
returnable at said Inst mentioned time.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect from It's passage.
4, Approved Nov. 10, 1867.
An act altering the December term of Windsor
county court.
Ris hereby enacted Dc.
Sec /. The December term Of the Windsor coun-
ty court and court Of chanoery shall hereafter
mence on the first Tuesday Of December in each
year.
Sec. g. All writs SUITS bills, petitions, processes
and issues now pending in said courts, or which are
or may be made returnabe TO said courts respec-
lively, on the second Tuesday of December next,
shall be entered, prosecuted, tried and disposed OF,
ut the term to be commenced ON the first Tuesday
OF December next. p He-l
Sec 8. All laws conflicting with the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov. 2, 1867.
An act making provision for the support of govern
ment.
His1ore5g enacted, De.
Sec. l.. A tax of fifty cents on the dollar is
sessed the lists of the polls and ratabe estate Of
the inhabitants of this State, for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-seven TO be paid into
the treasury by the first day Of June next in money
L 'N~eANN ~
| dcrs drawn ON the treasury by authority of law.
Sec. 2. The sum of fifty thousand dollars is APP
proprated for the purpose Of paying the debentures
| Of the Lieutenant Governor the Senate and House
of Representatives and the contingent expenses of
| the General Assembly.
| Sec. 3. The sum Of two hundred and fitty thou
sand dollars Is appropriated for paying such demands
against the State as may be allowed BY the Auditor
| OF Accounts, and such drafts as may be drawn by
county clerks, as provided by law. al, lt
! Sec. 4. The sum of seven thousand FIVE hundred
dollars is appropriated to pay such orders may be
drawn to pay the contingent and incidental expenses
of the executive and treasury departments
See .. The sum Of ninety thousand dollars is
appropriated for the pu rpos of paying the interest
on the bonds and debts of this State.
Sec, g., For the payment of bonds of this State
such sum is appropriated not exceeding one humid
red and fifty thousand dollars may be in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated and in addition
thereto such further sum not exceeding fifty thou
sand sdollars as may be received from the United
States government account Of the claims Of this
State. The State Treasurer is authorized to nego
tiae ON the best terms possible for the payment Of
said bonds, and the bond paid shall be cancelled by
the Treasurer.
Sec. 7. A sum not exceeding ten thousand doari
is appropriated to pay the expenses of the Vernon
Reform School, to be allowed by the Auditor of Ac
counts who shall draw his order the Treasurer il
favor of the Superintendent on his presenting propc
vouchers for the amount of expenses incurred, ant
on the approval Of one or more of the trustees 0
said institution. -
Sec s. For all taxes assessed by virtue Of this &c
and paid to the collectors of the before the frs
day of February next, there shall be allowed b,
the collectors to the individuals corporations max
ing such payment four per cent on the amount pait
which allowance the treasurer shall credit the col
lector on settlement of his tax account, provided
the collector pays the money so collected into tn
treasury before the fifth day Of February next
Sec. g. Instead of the credit mentioned in section
sixty-four of chapter eighty -four of the Genera
Statutes the treasurer shall credit the several col
lectors one-oreth part of the whole sum, contained
in the warrant by him issued for the collection of thi
tax, to each collector who shall be accountable to hei
respective towns for so much of such fortieth par
so credited as is not allowed by way of abatement
to such collector and this section shall not apply t
any tax but that assessed by this act
Sec. 10. The Treasurer of the State is hereb,
authorized to borrow sum not exceeding two hun
bred thousand dollars and to pay therefor rate o
interest not exceeding seven and three-tenths pc
cent. per annum, for the purpose of defrayng thu
expenses of the government, and paying such appro
prations may be made.
Sec. H. This act shall take effect from its passag
Approved Nov. 81, 1867.
ResoEred 6y the Senate and House of Representative.
of the State of Vermont: That in the unhappy con
liet of opinion between Congress and the Executiv
Department of the National government, in relatio
to the policy to be pursued in the reconstruction
the states lately in rebellion heartily endorse til
action of Congress, and believe that its measure
need only to be faithfully carried out by the Execu
tive to secure an early and satisfactory restorato
of the country to euietness and prosperity on tn
broad basis of equality and constitutional liberty.
JOHN W. STEWART,
Speaker of the House Of Representative
STEPHEN THOMAS,
President of the Senate