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u. u. SIAKLING, j r.,
Mayor of the city of Henderson.

1 was so conscious of faith full dis
charge Of official duty aud personal
integrity. that I was willing to en-
trust my vindication to my political
opponents, but failing in the above
application. have taken this method
of presenting the facts to the public.
In July, 1862, I obtained a
brief leave of absence from my COM
mand, then in Mississippi, for the
purpose of bringing home the remains
of brother who had lost his life in
the service. just as was on the
eve of my return, the border of In
diana was invaded by a band of
rebels, and the whole adjoining re-
gion in Kentucky appeared to be in a
state of insurrection. At the urgent
solicitation of Governor MORTON, 1
consented to remain few days and
assist in the defense of the Border
and finally, by special order of
my Department Commander, General
At JUG AC4QCbb vi
BOYLE and Gov. MORTON, was placed
on detached service in Kentucky. In
a short time / was promoted to the
Colonelcy of a Regiment. and given
the command of the entire region be-
tween Green and Cumberland Rivers.
1t was not of my own seeking in the
first instance, and several times /
asked to be released, and transferred
to other fields of service. But while I
remained, as a faithful soldier, l
could do nothing less than execute the
orders of my superior officers.
During the twelve months was in
service in Kentucky, was uniformly
governed in my actions as far as NV
orders would allow, by the wishes and
opinions of the resident citizens rec
Ognized as loyal to the Government;
and do not remember single instance
IN which | refused to carry out their
views. except in cases where I
conceived the policy they in
dloated too severe and exaeting.
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No. 121

NO. IL.
LOUISVILLE. April 3, 1863.
To Col. Foster, Henderson, KY:
You will show no quarters to rebel
soldiers or guerrillas in Federal uni
form. If captured, you will strip and
iron them aud send to Johnson's Is
land. Kill or capture the last scoun-
drel of. them. The Third kentucky
Cavalry ordered to Russellville and
HopkinsVille, in view Of threatened
raid. j. I. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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The above dispatch was sent In couso-
nance with the following General Orde i,
which was vigorously enforced by all Of
General Boy le's Subordinates at the August
election 1857: 2
HEADQUARTERS u. s. TROOPS M
KENTUCKY. Louisville, July q, 1852. j
General Order, No. s.
The following General Order is issued to
be enforced by military Commanders in
the District OF Kentucky:
No person hostile in opinion to the Gov
ernment and desiring its overthrow will be
allowed TO stand for office In the District
OF Kentucky. The attempt of such per-
son 10 stand for Office will be regarded as
In itself sufficient evidence of his treason
able intent to warrant his arrest. He who
desires the overthrow of the Government
can seek office under the Government
only to promote its overthrow. In seeking
Office he becomes an active traitor, Ii he
does not become one otherwise and IL liza
BILE both In reason and in Law to be treat
ed accordingly. Ali persons OF this de-
script1on. on offering themselves as candt-
dates for office, will be arrested and sent
to these Headquarters
By command OF Brig Gen. Boyle.
JozN BoxkE, capt, and 4. A. q.
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No. IL.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3D., 1868.
To Col. Foster. Henderson'
It is reported that Forests guer-
rillas are in Green River country.
Our boats up Green River may be
destroyed. You will protect those
boats. It's absolutely necessary that
the stores go up Bowling Green. Any
scoundrels attacking the boats you
will shoot down. Take none of them
alive. General Rosecrans' army de-
ponds much on you for supplies by
your protecting navigation on Green
River. J. T. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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No. ID /
LOUISVILLE, May %, 1868.

LOUISVILLE, May q, 1868.
To CO.. John ". Foster, Henderson, KY
You will arrest, if possible, every
man concerned in the arrest of the
loyal Assessor of Union County, and
send them to Camp Chase to await
orders. If any are armed rebels, you
had better not capture them-better
be shot down-take as few prisoners
of them as possible.
j. I. BOYLE, Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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" L KY. Aug. 2, 1862.

No. 3.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2, 1862.
To Colonel GoUin, Henderson, KY:
If officers aud men do not obey my
orders to shoot down the armed
rebels, every bushwhacker, guerrilla,
or banded villains, our forces had
better be withdrawn from the field
We can only save the State By put
ting them to the sword. l want none
of them prisoners. Take no oath or
bonds. You viii shoot down the
seeundrels. j. L. BOYLE,
fas1s Brig. Gen. Com'dg.
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HARDWAEE.
HI AR DW A R II.

We have now in store fan line OF
Patent Red Jacket Axes;
strauBs Patent Axes;
Mann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal shOVels;
Patent CrOss-cut Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
shOvels and Spades;
Coal Holds;
ShOVels and longs
Closing out below costs
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers, &c.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools;
Chain Pumps. &c.
AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH.
FRED. P. sTRAUB & &C,
No. "A MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet Second and Third Streets.
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Agenls Enr the JOurnal.

n. a. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Can't LEVI FERGUSON. Petersburgh, Ino'
HARRY Il. SMITH, Washtngtony 1nd.
" T. L. HRMM ENWAY, BOOnvilIe, lnus
q. r. De BRULER, New burgh, Ind.
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD, Mt. vernon, Anu'
o. J. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind.
n. w. WFAVER POseyvtlle, Ind.
=, 3. CoRWTN, -omerville, Ina.
Can't WHITISG, Cynthlana. Ind.
H.. j. ROGERS, New Harmony, IND
HARVEY BOND, HazIeton. Ind.
TIfOs. MCCUTCH EN-. Sandersviie, Ind.
URBIN MARS, Black HAVE Miils, Anu.
They will also receive and forward TO us
orders for Bind ing and JOB Printing.
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Brig. Gen. Commanding.

No. 3.
HEADQUARTERS, LOUISVILLE,
September z, 1862. )
1t. Cot. John ". Foster, Henderson, KY:
IF the rebels take any town on the
river and use it to fire on boats, you
will burn or demolish it. 1t would
be we'll to burn down Uniontown, if
it is likely to fall into the hands of
the rebels. Let no damage be done
except to defend the country and
drive out the rebels.
J. T. BOYLE.
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Governor of Indiana.
No 9

No. 2.
INDIANAPOLIS. July &c, 1862.
To Generals Love and Blythe:
The following dispatch just receiv-
ed: Order the officers in my name to
kill every armed rebel offering resist
ence, and ali banded as gperrillas. /
want none such as prisoners. Order
them to disarm every disloyal man.
Give the order to Lieut.. Col. Foster
In my name, to command at Hender-
son.. [Signed.l j. L. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Commanding"
sa.s-.-a.- o. p. MORTON.
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No. 81
LOUISVILLE, Aug. z, 1S62.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. %, 1862.
TO Col. J. ". Foster:
L dispatched yesterday as to
Importance of protecting stores at
Smithland. Order the ram Horner
there and send force. Morgan is at
Hartsville, Tenn, some twenty miles
of Gallatin. He cannot venture into
your section. No danger from that
source. johnson is a great liar, as
all rebels are. You can go where you
please. Act ON your own discretion.
Shoot down the banded scoundrels as
guerrillas or as recruits for the rebel
army. j. II. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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No. II
LOUISVILLE, Aug. rs. 1862.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. rs. 1862.
To 1t. Col. j. W. Foster, Henderson, Ky.
Send prisoners to Camp Morton.
Kill all you can, and take as few
prisoners as possible, but do not kill
after capturing them. Strengthen
your forces and put the rascals
through. Will send you, in a few
days, two regiments from Illinois.
Be vigilant and cautious. Have no
sleeping of sentinels on duty.
j. z. BOYLE.
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Brig. Gen. Com sdg.
HENDERsoN, KY, August 5. 1862.

- HENDERSON, KY, August D. 1867.
Bf.s90dtes General RoyEe, Louisville, Ry.:
One OF Shackeiiord's cavairymen was
Snot by guerr1llas on Satat day near Union
town. The farmers in the neIghbornood
are all rebels and harboring guerriIlaS,
and doubtless know who the nurtlssrers
are. The cavatryman leaves a Door FAM
lily. Would be peru-itted to levy on me
neighborhood for support Of his family?
10 JOHN w. FOSTER, 1t. Col. Comd'g.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10, 1862.
To Col. J. W. Foster, Henderson, KY:
Act at your own discretion in ref
eronce to repentant Guerrillas. Do
not be too lenient. J. T. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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HENDERSON. XIV. Sept. 30. 1856,

HENDERSON, KY, Sept. 80, 1868.
OolsneI John W. Foster, EUonsviHe:
DEAR SIR-Your letter of Septem-
Der 18th received and contents noted.
Feeling satisfied the request you make
of me, as Mayor of the city of Hen
derson, does not come under the line
of my duty as such, l can only decline
taking any stops In the matter.
Respectfully, &c.,
f.. l.. STARTLING. ia.
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No. 81
>. :. LOUISVILLE. Sept. s. 1862.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. s, 1862.
To Ii. Col. Foster, Mor0dflJIeLd, KY:
You were ordered to shoot down
guerrillas and armed men banded
against the Government, but after
you take them prisoners they must
not be murdered. You are doing a
good work. I thank you.
J. T. BOYLE, Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
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Ne. 14.l

No. II.
LOUISVILLE, june 16, 1863.
TO Colonel Foster. Henderson, KY:
If Judge Trimble, candidate for
Congress in the First District, is dis
couraging enlistments and raising
troops in Kentucky, and making
speeches against furnishing any more
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You had better use your force to
clean out the bands forming to join
the rebels. / order you to shoot all
such, if found In arms and banded as
guerrillas to join the rebel army. Ii
any are taken prisoners, send direct
to Camp Morton. Bands are forming
in Webster and Hopkins Counties.
The men elected to Office in Hop
kins County L wish taken and seut in
with the others. [*See General Order
on elections below.1 Lsniency and
cancellation does no good. The
seOundrels must be suejugated or
killed. J. L. BOYLE,
Brig. Gen. Com'dg.
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plen for the suppression of the re-
beIlion, you will arrest him if he
comes into the counties east of the
Tennessee River, and send him to
Johnson's Island or South. [tSee
orders below
j. T. BOYLE. Brig. Gen.
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Brig. Gen. Commanding.

HENDERSON, KY, Aug. IS, 1852.
Brig. Gen. Boyle, LOutsOiRs, KY. ae2
Tbs Mayor OF the city has left town
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HEADQUARTERS

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 5, 1862.
Obi. ,. W. Foster, Henderson,
ALI right. Levy contributors for
the soldiers family. The men ought
to be shot who harbor aud encourage
guerrillas, and shooting of our men
by them. j. L. BOYLE,
-11oH Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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tThe following Instructions were also re.
ceIved from Brigade Headqu arters:
HEADQUARTERS BRIGADE,
RUSSELLYILLE, June 22d, 1868.

tThe following Instructions were also re.
ceived from Brigade Headqu arters:
HEADQUARTERS BRIGADE,
RUssELLvILLE, June I'D, 1868.
Col. John w. Foster, ConIntonding FoSt, Hsn-
g Nv. -, !.
U4aion condidGtes will be permitted to run
for office. No man VINO is opposed to a
may be oppose to furnishing men and
money to put down the rebellion, will be
allowed to canvass for or hold office within
my District You will judge or the loyalty
of candidates down with you, and arrest
and report to me any one who may be
canvassing for Office in violation of these
instructions. If TrtmOIe is canvassing for
Congress In the First Congressional DIS
trlct, and lac Is opposing the furnishln< OF
men and money, you Will arrest him
whenever he crosses over into my District
and hold him subject 70 my orders, :
Order No. 30. from Headduarters} OaIol - -
strictly obeyed by all persons in your Sec
ton; " Treason expressed or implied gill
~ e
am, Col,
Respectfully yours,
J. NJ. SHAcKBEFoRD.
Brig. Gen. Com ma nd ing
The following endorsement was placed
upon letter sent from Dixon, Webster
County, Kentucky, to General Boyle, in
forming him that a secessionist was a can
didate Tor County Attorney, and that the
secessionists, being in the majority, would
probably elect their ticket, and PRAYING for
the Interference of the military authority:
HEADQUARTERS, DIST. .KESTucKY,l
Referred to Colonel Foster VINO win
see that the Governors Proclamation is
enforced. Traitors and rebels ought not
10 be elected. II such, are not allowed to
natter. j. I. BOYLE, Brig. Gen."
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In order to understand fully my
military and civil acts, it is essential
that the character of the orders
from my superior officers should
be known. From the dispatches,
letters, and orders in my pos
session, l publish the following,
as indicative of the spirit of the in
structions which governed my admin
istration of affairs in Western Ken
lucky:
No. 1.
INDIANAPOLIS, July %, 1862.
To Gen. John Love:
General Boyle telegraphs, ordering
Colonel Gavin to seize secession
horses, and clean out Webster and
Union Counties. and, if possible,
Muhlenburgh County, and orders
him to put the armed villains to the
sword. The General says they must
learn that he is in earnest. I so
order. Send orders forward.
.. 2. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana.
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When Mayor returns, arrest him.
If you deem proper, arrest any of the
Council. and send all to Camp Nor
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without ;save. Been absent a weak
Strongly suspected OF being among the
guerrilIas, or absent to avoid the draft.
The City Council are all secessIUniSts In
sym oathy, Have you any action to d.
rect JoHS w. FOSTER,
Lit. Col. Com Dig.
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Upon my return TO Henderson, on
the 18th day of November, before the
levy was half enforced, and before a
cent of the money had been dis
bursed, [ reported to General j. T.
BOYLE, my immediate commander,
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LOUISVILLE, August 18. 1862.
To Col. j. ". Foster, Commanding, HeH-
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business until frll heariur can b.. had Sprb i,..
TIC" -tau forthwith issuc the injunction and after
U"siiN sac satnF ur max" 10 perpetual. Aud BE- may
MAKE such OfueTs amt dUcrrs.s NAV D. us.,dnl g.
rusIud restrain 'r prohibit che further cunttuuauc.
81 Nf cuisines &C th' company; aud may appoint
NEt. roi ''r- 20 take Iu-ss-ston - the property
h'N 'cs 20 i1' company, sublect o. such rule and
vftrr~ a. ir n time e. thine according o. urr-
cf-dluEs Boa equity. presented by tho court or jus
nc' th'rgvf iu vacation
Nsyr q. lie shall prrrsre suitable forms Cor the
returns required to ho madv by INSURANCE. companies
and aRvuts, subjyct o. the approval 81 the governor
aud coansrl aud shall annually n the month sep
teniher. fIruish e. each Insurance. company iu tie
cpmpanics cut a thc but doing business In thi.
state" two printed copts, the forms II ~,
turns g. D. made hy them.
sE,-r : when. In his opinion. an insurance com
Pany. ufCrr aErnts. have violated any law 81 tho
state relative o. such COMPANY he shall lrthu iib To-
rurt the fncs With such statements aud remarks =.
he NAV deem cNIs.nt q the secretary ~ STATE. and
hv shall give notice uI tho Co the attorney rVur
agent thereof -
sEvr. = Ne shall keep and preserve in a herman.
rt - 20 pr'iT rscurt ofthc proceedings each
81 said companies. including concise siasmrnt Il
by him
SEgr 9. lie shall annually AZ the earliest rracti
came date nttrr On" returns received from the .,y
"ral Insurance companies and agents make report n
Voc 'giatgre 81 the general conduct aud condition
~ 20" several Insurance auiDs ln this state and
aio a. Tar a. hs may D. ahln. cuupanics located
out ui tic state and doing Do sus-s thrrin with .uch
sHrErsfi"u- a. Do may d".m T-di,ut and ia CON
returns aud statements made L. him hy Insurance.
eumTauies aud assuts Aforesaid Such rvrurt .Aa
b. printed ON or byiur the mr., "Wednesday OF jan
uary. annually
Srrr. ~. Any provision - law requiring tho ap-
Yoihtmcut 20 tWu hank c,tpIns.iuu.r~ II hereby IA
lvalsd, approved March .. is,.s.
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,hnpt-r PA.

AN Act additional Co aud amcndatory Of chsp,cr
thirty .iArr" ui the laws q eighteen hundred AMI
tIy-'ight aud &c chapter one hundred aud thirty
OF the avs 90 eighteen hundred aud .iNt,--.N.u
fer o., suppryssDn "a drinking house aud dipping
shops
BE- u cnurfsd &C.
StCr /. ~" Punishment q imprisonment A. rro-
Nd't H sections enc. two thru. four Of chapter
ou" hundred ami thirty a. the laws oi the war ,iV
teen hundred aud sNt tor the ur,t cuuyciiuu
instead 80 being additional to an. tine provided Ina
chapter thirty three "a the LAWS 81 tho year eighteen
hundred ntd ntN-sisht may De imposed Instead uf
aid uue u the discretion the court imI..u. ..u.
t"Ecr and la case .t any hrst cuusictiou under tho
provisions 80 section seven OF chapter thirtyhr Il
~" Laws 81 thr YEAR ,rhics hundred aud MY 81 ht
the uu" 90 imrH-td Ia the discretion ct the court
shaH T. thirty dollar Instead at the sum nov Ned
10y Aw. and Boa c1s' uf any conviction under a., rru-
'siuT- ct section fourteen. nineteen or twenty u
said act tLc buc imposed hail De nifty douars in
stead ~ the .um new hNrd hy law
NhST The penalties provided for hy this act hail
only apply iu cases ,t prosecutions commenced an,r
On" GATE 81 10" aTTTsval 81 this act and u,tlir,.
contained herein -Daa De- taken In any a. chang
inE ~" penalty iu amy ir.sHtutr nov pending uu.
der "a" Prov. NJ 90 either 81 the chapter before
mentioned.
SLDr. Tai. ag' shaA tske ed ot " hen approved
tAIIruS't March - Is,
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Chapter .so.

Az ACT providing sur tE~ Appuiptncn, IL hauS
s@d ta'aTAns" examiner. and d"AHshs his duties
ss'-s J. In.''.l oC two baak sornmis.ioner.. a.
suaiuar ui bAaRs ard insarsnce couraav, uho. dur.
ana bis cnntiuuaur. n sfer. hail h.id ar, utl C..
Ia aay tapS or iatarsuer company in ia" STATE AMI
dfts q salt bank comm.ssiunVrs iir shall Dr. af-
paia;e.i by governor with ,ar ai,c. api rau-.t
q tHr e.s.o! ami salg hiL hl on y- - tl,r,, years.
suh.rvi g. r'n,sal a. any t,ul" hy %" apf. iutlus
aud fgy d.iars y.-r Iay to- EVERY isy l',i
ia a's uiacitl dii..v np;. however. in thv ., g,
ss,,i .iN bastrd dollar. bra zay ,-sr and tr. gov
rruUr and council shAl as,it ht- account au8 i-aa.
their ~arrant on tr tr'asarer or the r.4nI
apr
ss-r said examiner In addition 90 De, .a.l
Y-fevr ~ us hauk cyuui.tiansr. ~ afsr-aIi shall
laLe Az Euala 'yausi Bat..u 90 each ius4raHea cr-
IAuv Gee Sac state and sbs., .lt, max. an zai.t.rat
'HtGlnati'n g any COMPANY. a.; such uulr a.. ta@
g's'ruHr and cs4ueu NAY direct whenever co.
qltsiyd in NiitiaE by ave persons each uf
whom shaii D. staeEnoidrg cElitnr. e'af5,s,.
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all tirs.sla1y f,s' ths bH ks AID rarsr
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al aac..aFy inluires o. ufag dr-m NECESSARY o. a.
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ray iu.nt SOY ,hltzufllu or ttr yaFrrrui sr7
,rwlE-n fsr in.nrAncs ty fraudulent F.pr,"uta.,r-
.lr shall l.f urpHt- g. punished rs a uat
gr"itrs thousand daisrs 90 hy n.iT,t.uUs. GO
o.: exceeding rtla Frar.
~t.r ~tid examiner may futnmpu and OF, 4usi me
al'ii. cf D.. flav a1uiuis'er. The iisrri.r.
aud sgrui, a: any Insurance fanY an.
.if'leT l-rl o." usy tnluS pT.T-.r IN relation
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Chapter 40.

An AT 70 repeal IN" fNvnty nj section Of chan
her i~"uiy-fouE 81 the rvyi-sd siaiuics
fis ~ en.srfecf, g
>ECr. !. Section TWENTY-FIVE 81 charter tweutr-
four q the raNisd statute t. hsFvhy rrr.a.d aud
the f"ls"WinE etction - hsrvby substituted
-ect"u = l~r-rns iivipg iu places inco rrstra
ted aud needing psf. ausF The carr 90 fhr e., or
@srrs of tho ulasst Incorporated ADJOINING. town or
the ueartHt tucorIr rated when thvrr arr none
adining who shah tsTuish relief ga such T.rsiis n
tir same manner though ttry VIEW found lu sucn
taNu. aaa such vVsrsscFs may bind s.rN ic~ The
rhtafsn % sEch fsrsuu~. tbry may thus~ pau
IFEs 81 their uvu town. aAd raay bind cot gersr1,
Described la srctiou tNcutY In the manner thrr,n
VrvNitiss ftssdug la such uuincurpvratpd rlac. a..
* IN thTir osu town, such T-rrun tgiuE cufIt-i g.
IKE rutueeiY and r'trI bru r,iicT d. provided for
1saper' r~sidinE Sea such places thu town. Clrtsll.-
10 ar cuilt' g. tie same reusiss ssiust the
Wrrv tsry have settlement ~ if saeh 3 r.uns r.
sldevl IN ih0 tuNn uhrrv tv f!irf g. Afforded aud ~
spch panIsrs hatr M ial settlement iu any town m
ta,s state. thea ;hs state shall r,ubpr ths t.ysu
According frtss tisr amount f'ai uut and - fvrd-d
"r .scd partition thereof the governor and cosucl
may sfsdse - hasr BAN jad.ciausiy b udvd
sat 2 Etils SHAH take riIf,i " afa at,tr,,yFd
Approved March :. 80,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

AN ~ explanatory "a chapter thiTty.throc q the
pahic aWs vt eighteen hundryd and arts eight en-
hu.d az act Tor the suppression Of drinking "a,
aud upphugshvps. aud II chapter hundred
and thirty - VIC public laws ~ eighteen huud nj
sna sisty-ssscn, additional o. and ar-,Edaicry IT
ths same
~ n reacted -
SEsF. 1 Chapter thirty,thrp of the puhiic-lavs cI
cirhtscn hundred aud aftysiKht entitled an act Tor
the suppression uf drtu King -huusss and tptliuC
shop and chapter ON. hundred and thirty q th-
public Laws II cghtsrn huEdrvd aud siNty-~yVn Gu
ttif-t an act additional - and am.ndatory ct tho
same. shali not b" cunsirucd "a prohibit che sale
0nafinltsrated cider In any case shall said
construed - prohibit the sale % domestic ifi,s
uncturd IT,, ffuts. the Vr1duct vf thi- sta,~ Or
medicinal and sscTsmcntsl puVpsuscs.
STCF. . Ihts act shall tAks rsfsct when annoy .I
lApPFovsd March = iss,s