Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-02


who would be entitled to take the same
at the ensuing city, town or fire. emen's
meeting, or meeting for the election of
presidential electors and thereupon the
name of such person shall be placed on
said alphabetical list.
SEC. 2. Section five of said No. "a
is hereby so amended as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 5. No meeting of the mayor and
aldermen in cities, nor of the board of
civil authority in towns shall be held
for any hearing under the provisions of
this act later than the day preceding the
day of election.
SEC. 8. Section three of said No. "a
is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 8. Whenever such additional sets
of ballot boxes shall be opened, under
the provisions of this act, the proper
presiding officer shall have the general
direction of the meeting he shall suit
ably notify the voters at which place
each division of said alphabetical list
shall vote, and shall also receive the
votes ut one of said places. At each
other place of voting, the votes shall be
received, in cities by one of the alder
men, to be designated by the board OF
aldermen, and in towns by one of the
selectmen, or, in their absence, by one
of the justices of the peace, to be named
by the board of civil authority and the
names of all persons voting shall be
checked by deputy clerk or clerks. tc
be appointed for that purpose by the
city or town clerk. The boxes shall be
turned, and all the votes received at the
several place of voting shall be sorted
and counted, in The IN nner now pro-
vided by law.
SEC. 4. For the next election of cleo
tors of President and Vice President o
the United States, it shall be sufficient
if the check list for such election shall
be made, and copies thereof posted, no
less than twelve days before the day o.
election.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Oct. IA, 1868.
An Act to amend section twenty-five Q
chapter thirty-three Of the Genera
Statutes, entitled "Of process and 9th
err matters"
1t is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l. Section twenty-five of chap
ter thirty-three of the General Statutes
is hereby amended SO as to read as fol
lows, viz:
When wooden bowls, clothes-pin!
washboards, chairs doors, window
blinds, and sash, any of which article
being manufactured or in the process {
manufacture printing presses, type
machinery, printing paper and ink, use
in printing, hay grain in straw, SAL
logs, square timber, coal, charcoal, ashes
brick, machinery used in any shop, mil
or factory hides in the process OF tar
ming, cordwood, stone, ore, lime bari
shingles, boards, hives of bees, ha,
scales, potatoes, corn on the cob, CHI
stalks, corn in the husk, slaves {
hooks, derricks, and the tackle and al
pendages connected herewith; til
) utensils and apparatus Oh any farm ft
manufacture of maple sugar also pi
} iron, bl )on;eu iron, scrap iron, railroa
iron, and hops, railroad ties, fence pos
!, or rails, shall be taken by virtue of an
, writ of rails, shall be taken hy virtue
: any writ of attachment or execution, tt
officer serving such process maXJ nd9e
I;"Yi1 sucn property is taken, whic
snail he as efiectual to hold such prone
W against all subsequent sales. attacl
ments or executions, as if such prone,
W had been actually removed and take
INTO the possession of such officer
SEC. 2. This actshall take effect fro,
its passage. "a
Approved, Nov. 10, 1868.