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ENGLAND.
4 LONDON. july S.-The Times has
an article on the Irish Church Bill.
1t says this bill must become a law
this session; that Parliament must
i destroy Protestant supremacy, and
| establish religious equality in Ire
! land; but not attempt to get up a
multiplicity of establishments; that if
| the ecclesiastical property of Ireland
/ IS to be put on permanent footing, we
must recognize these facts and apply
so much Of the surplus as may be
necessary to supply homesteads for
the ministers of the whole people.
LONDON, July S.-Lord Darlington
was up before the Police Court to-day
on the charge of assault and provok-
ing Messrs. Granville and Murray to
fight a duel. The trouble between
these gentlemen arose from certain
articles said to have been written by
Mr.. Murray. After examination,
Lord Darlington was bound over to
keep the peace aud held for trial on
the second count. After these pro-
ceedings a disgraceful and remarkable
scene occurred in the Court. The
partisans Of Murray, who were pres
ent III great force, attempted to seize
a box Of papers which had been stOl D.
la the melee which ensued bltgs
were freely exchanged and the magis-
trate's table OveTthTOWn. Twelve
policemen were called in, who sepa-
rated the combatants and restored
order.
The Morning Star says the British
people have no right to indulge the
Peers. who would deprive them of the
luxury Of being just. Hardly one of
the amendments to the bill, agreed
upon by the House of Lords, can be
tolerated by the country.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July s. There are
fresh complications in regard to the
Ministry, and it Is likely the whole
Cabinet will resign.
Franc
PARIS. July IA run, has been
current that Spain b, d applied 70
France requesting her to advise the
Government of the United States TO
preserve strict neutrality in the case
Of Cuba, but it is unfounded and may
be considered simply a canard.
Notwithstanding the official denial
that the modification of the French
Ministry is imminent, NJ. Rauh-
rer, representing the system
Of the personal government, is
sure to retire and give place TO a new
combination In accordance with the
principles of the Parliamentary Gov
ernment. When this purely consti-
tutional revolution is effected it may
be considered almost certain that Mr..
Emil Oliver will be the Chief Of the
new Ministry. The Emperor, it is
said, Is willing to abandon the arbi-
trary power which he has welded
since the coup de etat, and share the
burthen Of the Government with the /
country and the Legislature. The /
Senate will assemble and carry out
the necessary organic changes.
BREsT, July Sup to Wednesday /
noon the Great Eastern had run / ,G39 /
knots from this port, and paid out /
/ $40 knots of cable. There was a
heavy sea going down. Signals good. F
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To FoREIaN couNrRIEs.
Posr OFFICE noNEY o lDGnsYsrGm

Tho Money order System ri tho Post
Onice is established for the protection uud
convenience or the people nt maEIur
money reiniltancas through ihe muiH
The numher uf Money Order OnIces nave
recently been greatly iuuaassd, nud tlero
IS now hardly "a county ln this or the ad-
Joining States, where one or Ia8te of t1aso
offices Is not ostabli8hod. This ayHt.m
affords the suIcst md cheopast method Of
making money romlttauces ln limited
amounts % all paris of the United stafca.
When it can possibly be- avoided, t0HcU
shOuid ncUer BE- scnt tl Ete mails.
The charges for Money Orders are ns fol-
lows:
On Orders not exceeding e3a.........l0 cents.
over $40 aud not exceeding s5l....-....lj cents
e3O gl0.......2J cents.
$40 $50 ......2I cents
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A YOU q man, on being asked by
judge whether he had father and
mother, said he wasn't quite certain
whether he had or not; first, his faith
er died, and then his mother married
again, and then his mother died, and
his Father married again; and now he
didn't exactly know whether they
were his father and mother or not.
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POST OFFICE HOURS
WITHIN THE UNITED srArrs.

WITHIN TIE UNITED STATES.
Lctters, or sealed packages, each Is ounce
or traction thereof 8g.
Prepayment win postage stampg In aII
cases required. Revenue stamps cannot
Drop Letters, for city. Ic.
unpaid, 0c.
Circulars. unsealed, not exceeding three
ln one envelope, 2c.
Newspapers, transient, 70.
B0oke, per each q o. or fractional pant
thereof, 4c.
Transient Matter. Pamphlets. Orrlal1ur
Publications. BOOK Manusefip1s and Proof
Sheets corrected or uof1 Mans pTfuIu fEu-
CRAVINGS, Blanks, Flexible Platforms. aam-
pies ana saupie Cnrds, IaffeF EuvplOuDs.
cards Paper (plaiu Or ornamrntuD. Hhofoa
graphic Representations of different TVBea.
,oee0s, 1utIhea' hhn ltools -oue package
70 one address per each oz or frtctiOnat
part thereof 70.
Quagterlv F0stnge.-The quarterly rataa
OF postage on newspapers. sent to WIba
~ Dei5, g, ls tYe cents ior @eefiyl tcu ceuiH
LOT seihl- Weekly, hteen cents Tor tri-
weekiy, aud thirty cents for daily puhIIcu-
uons. on magazlne8 aud periodicals, for
ehcn l0lf ounces or traction, one cent Ou
quarterly, three cCbta on monthly. and sfr
cents on semi monthly publications. All
vance payments. either I'D the ofice of
mailing or delivery, required.
TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
North German Union. uhcludlng sutno
German states and AuslriaJ Belgium ur
the Netherlands- Lcfters, for eltch Is oz.
or traction thereof, Dy ol0se0 mail, Do efa.
by open mail 30 cts : Nel0sDQ8erF hv closed
mall cts. by open mail B cHs-
Great Bfitain and Ireiand yoikrfa. por
~ on, ~ cts; Netosp0perg. cf#
Canada -Lcfters, per III o.. b cla.. Wejps.
pOpers, . cts.
france-Lettcrs, per 4 on, IJ cis.: Ne1r.-
Dnpers ? cts.
switzerland and Italy LefteFg by CLOSED
mail, per y ~ d. ctf.; bY French mail.
per = ~ n ciH.i NcInspapefs. hy closed
mail, cts.
Mexic9- Lefters, per q oz.. l0 et4; Nous
Dhpcrg 2 cts.
Further in formation uB % IEHfrH Of Post.
lNe 90 foreign cnuutrIpe can te Obtained uu
application 40 the Gahuier'a onler.
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DEN TISTS
DEN e ISIS
DIR. Il. HA- AS
1-xEgLP
Resident Dentist

9nrneP Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind
- \ y y "a GFFEEER CT CEsE'EETEzJ g.
- Gus Gum Work, Gold, SILVER, VAL
W0rk, Artificial Paiates, Sc.
ADMINISTRATOR of Nftror,a flvf,y,
tan excellent and safe an8stheticl, ChIf
rOform, Ether, and also several local pars
lyzers.
NEURALGIC Affections tTeabo9a
MY FACILITIES are as good and 10
establishment as large Consisting OF zIYA
TCODls) as any in the United States.
RETURN Ny THANKS for f1ss ex.
tensiVe patronage received during the paai
EIGHT I EARS. mchN
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THE Pittsburgh Commercial says
that just as the English papers were
commencing to make themselves hap
py in running parallel between
the RYAN Cuba expedition and the
g escape" of the pirate ship Alabama,
to the utter discontinue Of the argu-
ments on the American side of the
question. the United States authori-
ties put forth long arm and brought
the aforesaid expeditionists back to
punishment. The British authorities,
instead of doing this, bade the Ala
bama a God-speed. succored her in
every British port she entered, and
rejoieed over her deeds of piracy on
American commerce. With this slight
exception the parallel run by the
British press is strictly correct.
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TEE e g e AP Il.

Oil Tanks Struck by Lig ht-
ming.
Total Loss about $4,000.
Interesting from New York
Latest Washington News.
The Powell Exploring Ex-
pedltiOn.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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THE Chicago Tribune. with most
patronizing manner, advocates the
moving of the National Capital from
Washington to St. Louis. The St.
Louis Democrat is almost overcome
by this unexpected display Of generos-
ity, and seems utterly unable to re-
cogEize the fact that but little credit
is due for reliuquishing what one has
no chance Of obtaining, and therefore
that Chicago deserves no credit for
her newspaper magnanimity. The
Democrat hopes that other cities who,
by loca ton and facilities. might Justly
be regarded as competitors with St.
Louis for the honor of being the na-
tional capital, will emulate the spirit
manifested By Chicago, and advocate
St. Louis as the only point worthy Of
consideration. They may so regard
li,e proposition. but we anticipate that
They will not unite on St. Louis with
a sufficient degree of unanimity to
bring about the moving of the capital
at ANY very early day.
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Boating News.

TOLEDO, July 6.-The first annual
Regatta OF the Northwestern ANA
teur Boating Association commenced
here to-day. The first race, for pleas
ure aud working beat, distance b
miles, was won by the Banner. of
Detroit; time 1910 The second
race, distance 3 miles, was won by the
Maumee, of Toledo; time 23:26. The
third race, single sculls, distance 2
miles, was won by w. r.. Caulkins. Of
Toledo; time 1915 The barge race,
for the championship of the lakes,
takes place TO morrow. Clubs are
present from Detroit, Milwaukee,
Saginaw City and Erie.
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LOUISVILLE, July 8.-The game of
base ball which was to have taken
place this afternoon, between the
Buckeye, Jrs., of Cincinnati, and the
Eagles, Of Louisville, was postponed.
on account OF the rain, until to-mer-
row
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News by Atlantic Cable.
News From ST. LOnIs.

ST. LOUIS, July s. - Information
has been filed by the United States
District Attorney against about sixty
thousand dollars worth of coffee.
pepper, sugar and cigars, in the hands
Of thirty-sIx merchants of this city,
alleged to have been fraudulently re-
moved from bond In New Orleans
last March. The cases viii come up
for hearing at the next term of the
Court. The parties here, in whose
possession these goods were found,
are entirely innocent of any complici-
ty the fraud, they having received
them In regular course of trade.
E. S. Hubbard has filed petition
in the Circuit Court here, in which
he claims $25, 900 of Lucas B. Boomer,
of Chicago, for negotiating contract
for the. firm of Boomer, Boyingtoh 4
Co. for the building Of bridge across
the river at st. Louis, for the Illinois
q St. Louis Bridge Company.
An Omaha dispatch says the Chi
cago commercial excursion party, in
Guiding Senator Trumbull and ex-
Governor Oglesby, left there yesterday
for Salt Lake and the Pacific coast.
A Denver dispatch says: Wells,
Fargo & Co. have Withdrawn their
coaches between Sheridan and Denver,
the Post-ofice Department having re-
fused to renew their mail contract.
1t is now definitely ascertained that
no person named RisdOn was a mem
Der of the Powell expedition. Il is
generally believed that the party is
safe.
General Adams, with eleven man.
will start In boats from Breckenridge
Colorado, July 10Th, to descend the
Blue Grande and Colorado Rivers,
through Great Canon, his objective
point being the same as that Of Major
Powell
The Indians are committing depre-
dations along the Rio Grande. They
are supposed to be Navajoes.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has decided that
a notary public attestlng papers to be
used before the Department must pro-
cure a certificate OF his authority from
the Clerk OF the Court of Record in
every case, notwithstanding the name
of such notary may be entitled in the
Department as already duly certified
for although his name may be lied in
one bureau Of the treasury, it will re-
quire time aud labor for the heads el
other bureaus To ascertain this fact.
A delegation Of boys in blue called
on the President this morning for the
purpose of urging the appointment OF
members of that organization.
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Digsolution of Co-Partnershin.

PEVEEE PARTN ERSHEP HERETO
= fore existing between tile undersigned
of the firm of blessner a. Co has TINS day
been dissolved by mutual consent, by
VIM. q +. Me1Ssner assuming the business
of the sash and door factory on ms own
account, aud agr eeing TO pay the debts of
said late firm. Joseph Ulsas and Henry
Maasberg are authorized TO collect and re-
ceive all debts due the said late hrm.
w. j.. q. MEISSN NhR,
JOSEPH ULSAS,
HENRY AIAA5BERG.
Evansville, July 81, 1869.
Referring to the above, we thank our
customers for tie patronage bestowed on
us heretofore, and request our patrons TO
transfer the same TO SIR. Meissner, whose
aim il will he 10 merit the same bU yiUigl0
entire satisfaction. JOSEPH ULSAS
JyS-im HENRY MAA5BERG
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AdmInigfraLnrIa NlIIoa-

Blessed Is the man who invented
eleeD.V SAYS saucho ranza. stu moro
blessed is the inan who invented fhH
means of remcdylug TIE neglect and mIsa
fortune That changed my locks ErnY before
MY times or reapeu ihr harvest af ny nulr
before the season Of fuN decHNs Nat t" Iiitr-
rett's Vegetable Hair teHiUrHtlvo" must
be aHcrlbed merits pnasfHaeH bY faW Or
none of the usual remedies E0r hHIdunas
and premature gruy hnir Tha festlutuuI-
ais Of its efficacy are uumeHHuH and ire
prOachnble. WIy0
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Dissolution of GOpartnership.
FRIEzE COPAKTNERSHIgs HERETO
- fore existing between Samuel Never.
Adolph Gugenheim, Solomon Kahn, and
Roman Grelner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Greiner
after be continued by the three ffrst-named
parties, who Will settle aIl claims against
tAe firm, and who are alone authorized 10
collect debts in favor OF the same The
name and style of the firm VIII remaiI
unchanged.
Respectfully, s. MEYER & co
Evansville, July 9Th. 1869 fvq dam
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2 MAILS sFsT 5.T rwIon A 4 cos.ao..

.YincennCa, IudIanap-
/ |0lia, Cincinnati. Chica.
|go, Louisville. New or
leans aud al Southern
o An an cities North ana. IoA.r
j f-M. East Of indianapolis 1.fOr.T.
sF4S s4S asses Mi ss5 ys55qs@. s5st5 n ira. VIA eq M
DAILY MAILS.
cities and townson NJ
q a. ~. ~. aud Tan places
road. (All letters demos
tied in the Post once
rom 10 % l0s0 Ar.
are delivered a. Route
Down River Mail, via. i' AM
Packets, embracing al|
points ina Southwest
kentuckys river couu-
ties ln illinola, and Ten-
nessee RIVER towns via.
-FOUR rnrEs WEIR
UP River NAL. via
Evansville and Louis
vile Packets, Cmbrac-
ing Indiana ana Ken-
and Green Akiver couu.I
ties--on Wednesday,
Thursdays nbd Haiur-
GAM On Mondays at..-............ irM.
THREE TIMES \ wEEF
3oonville and Rock
port, via. hack, embrac-
ing Wnulck County,
and an post offices sup
piled through ltocfpuu
departs Mondays
Wednesday, and Fr-
Iday8f arrives on Tue
IuaYs Thursdays auuf
3 Pm. saturdays, nt.-.-............... i.-l A ~
New Harmony. via .' '-"s
y e. q. u r., emhracueI
IPoaoYVille, s to w arts
Vile and CyuthiHua-
on 1uesdays Thurs
q Am. days nnd Saturdays. IMAM
SaundewVille an |H~ p" N'E
Aash's, vin. y. y q. H
uesd 4yaf Wedncs
TWICE = WEEK.
New Harmony. via.
hack, embracinE Kns-
son, BlaiHVllle an di
pm. Wadesvlle. q.aoA
ONCE wEEE.
WheatonvfIIe, Me.
lchanicsville McHufch-|
AWHILE and Elberdeid-
Sc WendelIs. ST. Jo-
seph, Armstrong andl
AN. kasson-saturdays llaOAm.
POST OFFICE HOURS.
Open for Lock Boxes. A.hr.toI7rt
ilass Boxes q Gen. Delivery Z A1r. to 7rm.
Money order a Registry
Oiilee. ............. ............. AM tO U.
'laihp department t........-... 7 Am. to q p.Hr.
Deliveries closed from 10 70 IO.f0A.bf. uud
rom l2;lo to 20 p If. for Railroad Mails
SuNDATs.-LocE BoKes.GA.b. 60 gs8OA.fr.
Glass Boxes a Gen. Delv-
cry p,.s. .}0 % 600 AMI
NO businefs transacted al Cashiers ONCE
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FQR SALE

TyTGHT CHOICE CETY Lot 3.
- lying contiguous, in one of the most
desirable portions OF the city. Terms easy.
Inquire Of JOHN GREEK.
fNg-d9yU
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Boston, July 8.-The Union Re
publican Safe Central League is the
name of the new political organization
formed to oppose prohibitory legisla-
ton
The Herald nominates ex-Minister
@. Z. Adams for Governor.
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EEW ADVRR FISgMgSFS.
HANOVER COLLEGE, IND.
FIRE. H. TUITION.
Dissolution of CopartnershiD.

The next Term will begin September Ist.
1863 Send for Catalogue.
ty9 dSw q "a w q. ID. .ARCHIBALD.
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/ cities and townsou n.
Il A.. ~. It. andaII place
supplied via that Ran.
road. (All iettersdeD0e-
Iited in the Post once
IfrOm 10 % IOW Am.
Iare delivered D. Route
Agent)
Down River Mall. via
evansville aud Cairo.
Packets, embracing and.
points INA sOufhWosf f
y ehluckVs river cUuu
ties 100 llllmnla, and Ten
uesace River towns via /
Paducah
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WheatO tOmwfIHe. Me.
IchauiCsvllle. MrIfutch-
anville and ElbefHeId i
III AN. saturdayH.
50. Wcndells. st. Joe
scph, Armstrong and
! AN. kasson Saturday
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If human beings arc but worms as
the pl0us folks tell US, a tailor is, of
course, measuring E.cpress.
Certainly; and by the same reason
ing, a jeweller must be a ring worm a
grave-digeer az earth worm a cook q
grub worm; a furnace man a GLOW
worm q dry goods clerk a tape worm
ladies may be called silk worms; and
a dTunkard, that worst Of all worms,
the worm OF the still y
The new marriage law Of Ohio pro
hIbits the InterAarriage of first cous-
ms, and girls unGers lxteen and boys
under twenty ono, unless with the
consent of their parents. La conse-
quence a young lady who is an orphan,
aud is not legally Of sge-eighteen-
and so without a guardian, cannot
get married until she grows up,
Pat attending Broadbrim con-
vention for the first time, was much
astOnished and puzzled withal at the
manner Of worship. Having been
told that they "spake even as they
were moved by the Spirit" he watch
cd the proceedings with increased dis
gust for their " haythen way of wOr-
snip, iii the young quaker arose and
commenced solemnly: Brethren [
have married." The devil ye
have, " Interrupted Pat. The Quaker
sat down in confusion, but the spirit
moving Pat no further, the young
man mustered courage and broke out
again: . Brethren, l have married a
daughter Of the Lord" "The devil
ye have that'' said Pat; but it'll be
a long while beforesiver yell see your
father-in-law."
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Up River Mail via
Evansville and Louis
Vile Packets, ombrac-
ling Indiana aud Ken
lucky river cmlntIea
land Green 4kiver coun
ties on Wedne days.
Thursdays nbd safur.
days, at............................
.On Mondays at..-.....
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NincenmCa, IudIauan-
lalig Cincinnati Chica
.go, Loulavllie. New Or.
ileans aud ali Southern
|cIfles, New York and
fall cities North and
/ East of IndIauapoIfs
I via E. ~ a.. R III.
nj. Vernon, Ind. vin.
stage and packet
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New Harmony. via.
+ hack, embracing hns-
son, BlaimVilie an ID
{ WaupeWIfle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-24

Sec. 3 10 any of the stock OF such trust
company 1r other m3ncyei corporation is
owned Bly, or stands in The name Of any
person residing out o. tls State, 10 shall be
the duty of the ,ashers, clerks or executive
officers by whatever name called. of such
trustcompanie5 or other m0neyci corporations
to transmit TO the clerk OF tue town or city
in which such trustcompany or other m0neyed
corporation is situated, the names Of all such
nonresident stock or shareholders, with the
number of shares standing against the name
OF each OF such stock Jr shareholders On the
books OF such trust company or other m0noyed
corporation, together with che amounts Of
money actually p1ii 10 0n each share, on or
before tue fifteenth Of AprI 10 each year.
and 10 shall be the duty 0i the listers % set
SAID shares OF stock 100 the list oil such town
or city 70 the person or persons lu whose
uame such shares or stock shall stand
Sec. .. Whenever the collector in any
town or city in which such trust company or
moncycd corporation is situated, shall have
tax against any stock or shareholder in such
trust company or other m0neycl corporation.
who Is nJta resident of this State it shall
be the duty of the cashier, clerk or executive
officer OF such trust company or other
moneyed corporations upon presentation Of
such tax 10 him by such collector. TO pay the
same, and charge the same to such stock or
shareholder, on Che books of such trust COM
pany or other monoyed corporation and the
stock OF such stock or shareholder, and all
dividends due or becoming due upon the
same, shall be holden 90 such corporation for
the payment Of such tax.
Sec. o. II any cashier, clerk or other eX-
ccutve officer shall neglect or refuse 90 make
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-24

One preacher, in applying %. 2
" Many are called, but few are 'ls
thus plainly and pungently illusir'
passage -
Noah preached to the old world =
hundred years the coming Of the do'l.
how many were saved when the woi
destroyed Eight souls, and among
was the reprobate Ham. Many N
called, but only eight were chosen W.
God would rain fire and birthstone %
cities Of the plain were ten saved
only four, and Of these four one .'a
back. Many wore oalloi, but three
chosen.
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~ ~ h.'t'N fNi'tnHf tl't
Sec. J. All manufacturing establishments
hereafter erected by individuals OF by m.
corporated companies, and all the machinery
and capital used for operating the same, to-
gether with all such machinery hereafter put
into buildings heretofore erected but not now
occupied, or not now in condition for occu-
patton, and all the capital used for operating
the same, shall be exempt from taxation for
the term of five years from the time when
such establishment shall be put in operation,
where the amount of capital actually invest
ed shall not be less than one thousand dol
lars but all property 50 exempted shall be
appraised by the listers each year, and its
valuation shall be stated upon the grand list
and the exemption from taxation, and the
time when such exemption will terminate,
shall be noted against it.
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect from
April Let, 1870.
Approved Nov 10, 1869
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An act to provide for no employment Of

lFepoFIer M tbc county courts
II is hrebV cHacifd, nc.
See. / That each county court may ia
their discretion appoint and employ "A re-
porter to fully report the proceedings of said
court, at any term thereof, for the use and
convenience of said court and all parties
having business therein.
Sec. 2. Such reporter shall be sworn to
the faithful discharge OF hls duty before On
tcrlng upon the same and shall be responsible
Tor the correctness his reports, and may be
discharged at any time by said county court
in their discretion
Sec B. The said county court " hereby
authorized and empowered to audit and adj.
Just the account Of said reporter and certify
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-24
Approved Nov II, 1860

81" wv 10 ItNNAAA iNl NN inspector OF lNluNrf
and shingle,
IL as hersby enacted, cic
Sec /. At the annual meeting every town
shall choose from among the inhabitants
thereof one inspector flumber and shingles,
whose duty it shall be, at the request Of any
party Interested, to examine and classify the
quality otlumbcr and shingleau to measure
lumber and give certificates thereof, and for
such services he shall receive reasonable
compensation from the party requiring the
same.
Approved Nov Ii. 1860