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L Temperance Noscnenks
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMolST>s Ap1a1 16
A temperance convention MAS neld at ossa'ooea
Oh Wednesday and Thursday. which was attended
by delegates for several counties OF the st1e, and
from seventeen different lodges Of Good Templars
The important business Of the convention vas the
passage OF resolution declaring 1t inexpedent to
organize ct this time Temperance political patty,
but tccIartne also that II nc1ter Of the existing
parties resolve IN favor Of prohibition at theE next
state Conventions, it will then become the daty Of
the temperance men TO organize q ptono1lon
party.
4 committee was appointed to call future con-
yentious when thought advisable.
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INDIANA.

Appraised Value OF tlac Columbus,
Chicago l. Indiana Central Rail-
rond-Stntc Prison Rcccfpts-Ycs-
scrdny>s Proceedings in the Lcgis-
iature.
Special Despatch to The Chscago Tribune
lSp1AEArpl1S, Apr1l ID,
The appraisers Of the counties along tho line Of
the Columbus, Chicago i Indiana Central Rail-
road, at Anderson, yesterday, appraised It at
;3:,ooo per mile There are 41s miles In this State,
making 4 total valuation Of s., ,49,ooo-
y The exhibit Of the Warden Of the Northern Pent-
tenttaFy ut Michigan City, for the quarter ending
April il, snovs IN excess OF receipts over expen-
lltures of 31,esR
Jno. Pardue, Of lafayette, laid before the Coz
Of The State Aersultural College, IN ten annual
County.
1an Church, breaches bis farewell scrmon on Sun
day next
hey. E T. Hammond, the Evangelist sll A.
rive here tomorrow, to engage IN revival WORK.
He 1il propapy remain several weeks.
LEGISLATIVE.
ISp1AsAroI1s, Ind. April ID
| sEkATK
| The Lieutenant Governor announced TINT the
order Of business would be bills On third read
Sir Wo1cots called IN the action Of the Senate
| In reducing the clerical force Of the Assistant
Secretary to three clerks, number insufficient to
discharge the duties imposed upon that orncer.
| to reconsider disclosed no quorum present.
Adjourned Until Tuesday Ut o'clock
Two new bills were insrodQccd, making sss In
Mr. Osborne introduced bill providing that any
| person elected as Senator or Representative who
fall Or refuse to qualify, or who shall resign for
I'D apoa conviction, nned not less than ono
This propagation brought on lengthy debate,
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Foreign Markets.
Lq$roS. APRIL l6- r. m
R.1,r.x atorkn nrrt Atlantic l. GfFAt Wcstrrn =
~ [' LIVERPOOL April l6
Cotton ahont for this rert, %E,en bales, o. "Aea
166,ttn firm America
1asd trIner and unchanged. .n,c
Cotton unchanged. o,e
United States so bonds crencd quick Al ss Tor Issue
" IxyE1rooI- April 1s-a r. N.
Trade Rerort-Adviecs fzum MaaehsetxF atr to 1 tnS
effect that the market TOT yaIns ~aa 1so's q4e' ~
nrrn- -, .,.,, +,
BFrad.td.-The II arkct Is du!l g1t not uisHd, u
tendency.
Ixald Ia ftIner.
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NEW on1EAss April 1a-co7roS-Reselpts s. so-dsy'
3p4 hart fer the cek. T. - eAss; eKs2Et. t3das,
e the Continent a bales ss.FtT. dS ss fs 6sls, e..
W.rE G:@ baj,1, Mafkct dill and unchanged.
MoSETAHy-J;nla. IA: str1lins. 19A: commercial.
lex: New York Meht u prrmRtn :. ,,,,u.
GROCERIES -SueA- ttr1aE; common ~ lNslp:sAc:
crime At I3T.c Aolassca In lu1tet supPv 1esne0un4
II 60t. ~,..
BnfAns1cFrs-F1onr enncr; s9Ce7nne n = sHm; III
hkttr: {xhitc II fOc Oats rn 1t 1+3s5 Hraa ecAfce
II $t&a
| P1o11x1ovEP PpII All: hcid i 313oL Bsoaa rets
| inE atl54ta13Ac. LArd dull nd 9nSaan88ea & ao,,1
WH4KKY-tull; Weston fv6titod q &3Ha>+c
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HE1Ii1EHEA, p, April 1e--Colone, Edwin
MsEa1 MotsAn. f5oiessor Of Mathematics and
, 1869-04-17
No, 1873 WESTINGHOUSE
FOR SALE.
House and Furniture,

No. 47a Wtst Lakt-st.. Northeast Corner Of
Sheldon-St.
Let sx1ca #. large shsde t1ces in front Lease has
4years to 1l!u ttou4 Mas ltt, House has ten roons
bathroom u atcr closet. wash basement closets, pan
teirs md eto1e1oo. Hot and cold water in kitchen,
basement bath mud bcdrneu,. Lower story grained in
oak and rosewood. Gas and newly rapcre thrnuFhout.
For terms apply to ". D. BAKER,
Cpruer Clark and Randuph.atA
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r1c+ra1 e-r,r TIN interest On these Is rlsced at
~ S*at ~ "a 80 dntended After some
N. tsa h;', sa o+aeTef tn a third reading
o'''oeo4oA' ~ NV W. .Sn 1 NM AsfIEM
Mr.. Fp1FR Introduced bu authorizing tho |
lFustees q inc Dtal ana ou ~ .hat 1nstitntfnn IN
se,uv o. tne pR npR.oIt1 y nuVr sNltn- " 'A"'
eu1uis o'lP1 W. ~, r1ssrn |
Senate bills on third reading we're sakea up an9
tne ioiloNlnR pas3gd u onnna1 na -ot{,nc Hnari
t9 ts charter 1f caeas ana he Com
mon ronncii n Ghtcaro to widen certain
ruS ,s.ioar,o1 ~ r.. arncnfetf charter OF
IS K5Ssa ass sa r @ g.
road amending thc act Incorporating shc Cham
paIsn Edsar county RAILROAD; supplemental to
ain1s ~ ~ a9SiIi1. 1pnthnH1fnr towns in South
n4u'' ern nitn3ts n aid: he location Of the
Snu,hern Tor,nai 1int1ersit1: to amend the act
incnrnr-tinr nefhnftn. a1,nlernentaj to the char
tnr ~ T,hiro11n. tn nrnenH the act authorizing
sS Ss enhns In fhc tosxn of Nashville: supple
mental r. ihe amended, charter OF Alton: amend
ins, .ne srt ~ n incnTnnrs,e The Dixon Quincy
s1nsa ans - .mcnIinu th act IncoroTatIne Quincy
f'n1fere
~, .r nlf1s Is nsn;,.n{s-v PkrEAIEp: f,onr,z,onc1s
lhe ~ eHom !nf LIZ an1,aqr rnar W,ts 1atd
an aaoltlonn IL NV 91 ,.a u @onaAe 'N'>4
on 1ne III eae j., W reea III ,aws In reat!ou to the
erection nT a TeW State House was Indefinitely
t e!ettaou ~ LIZ" o'A'e AA'17- "@-'
p'0sfooe~ .nur7oxa1, nu1s rassxp
11onse hts on third reading were taken up,
p fnt1H}F{nP n88Afd. 10 jtCA{& a N0ELHt{u
insane As1lum and Hospital; amend the act con-
to the STATE: 10 incorporate the Bcle1llle South
eastern RAILROAD.
TuK LAKE p1soNr ELI.
vas taken up. and the veto message On It read,
and. under the previous question: passed oEeF the
YEAS
nn1d Harlan. Shepherd,
CASEY, McMauus, Tu1ney,
! Fniesenaen' Fniar Mum WoodsonEi7l
Fon Patton,
| NAYS
AddaIns, Fnller; stteyen. EHr
Dore, Ptnckney, Ward,
| Flagg, Snapp,
mE cArlk p!sKAsE Bill
The bill prohibiting the importation OF Ie4as ol
Cherokee cattle Into this Suite Was passed-lo tt
17-with House amendment making inc bufuen o.
proof ii nil cases I'M On the ae1ShAans-
The Scnate bu 1or the !oca1i9n o. ~ e .asans s.
Asylum was returned from ne House VIII so1e soms
minor amendments IN when inc senate cGncun san:
Assiuins so
So yEl9Eus ,s.ts ,,, n,,,o,+,o,, u,
Ths m :, 1 ms 81 ee Will
a. esjss;{s11, ~ ii
Ia to II. ,,.
a message from the Governor nomina1ed q a1e q
Trustees q tue sllpnGns Hu!us: 5As. u. Sutte tt
Jesse L. wilson anu Jonn Il. ssu}oe1' auo lue
| Tefp confirmed.
DECATUR.
An act to legallze certain acts OF the City Cou1
ell Of Decatur ~as .nniaHSsxrsr nasseS;
| The resolution alopted bT the House to adjout
from Saturday the nth, to Tuesday. tile eoths al
then adjourn sine dc, Was concurred H.
BILLS rAs:Ep:
The bill In relation to the fees Of sher11s IN Je
ferson County was passed over the Governor
seto-1s to4. .,
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will not tender his resignation.
CAEISK1 MEETING.
were present iTsyious 10 s ine meeting. tn a lire
number Of Senators had an Interview with the
.uxIHAuoSs SENT tn TIE SENATE
The following nominations were seut in TODAY:
CunspA-M. II. Dclano, Of tolur7tlo, ii Foo
Chow Uscar Aalln1oos, Of Minnesota ut Winnie
Ht.oc1laneous-Wm- Il. Wa1swonh, commts-
Eioner under the tIeatJ with Mexico; 5asnes B..
3ef District aso,s; q as'R; Ghs - Assaeiait %
Just4ee Of Azona BlufoTl wt!s9n wntea S,sss,
lie Second District; Wilmer WoFth!nston,< - Ap'
EscE u rn,!adeph'a LgclGs ssc0. D. keess Ssn
SECRETARY Of the Mint ut san Francisco; Jos.
Eoch1aue, McJtcs and Ksuner 1t ssme place
lanes roocS Director o1 otne1 rae qs y; p i6c W,at a.
cy.oesors u 1ns.rna, Rtrtnat-GIIber T. ben
nett District VI Dakota; ]. Andrews, Second Dis
Ohio; 1atnts Purcell, Sixth Uhio.
d asta.or. a Internal E<rtnue-John r. uodnttt
1'ennsylsania: Julius i. iiartscr, Sccon1 Michigan
Wheeler, Firht Arkas,sas Thomas ]. Hunt
zas; John A .!a:1, Seventh Kentucky. - ~'''
Eceesrx7s " {uttic Ho,sty4Hnls Tcrrtn. Stock
7Gh, n e1pe, Hasei,I1g 11rr Ec1 payih T'n!awn:
hago CITY, Minnesota; JOHN {. Randolph. St
E<gi.sz.-E: i. Frcc,nan, winnebaco. Nnnc
sota: A. Butler, Aurora, Seyaua; ~ i 9ns Wi;gs
Rusebnrg, Oregon. y '1lA'
j; i. Burnett Secretary to sign land patents
5na1ga, IN; i,enj Huntsman, s,roadsbarc. si ii @ ra
L Tesent, bethel, Pa Jas ,1alnes, Hazleton, IA
S a4, 'oMa ioots Shs " 81 An
J. l. WoodnMn- Pleasant, Mo. Mrs Ella Matt
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03

TIE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL takes
place this evening at,Moore i Parker 5
hall. Full arrangements have been
made to render it e very brilliant and
pleasant affair. The ladies have Sc
cured music for the dancers and straw
berries, ice cream and cake till you
can: rest for all Tickets admitting q
gentleman and ladies only two dollars.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03

RETuRNED.-Constab Parkinson re-
turned here yesterday from California,
where he has been for his health. He
looks, we are happy to say, as if the
rip and treatment had been beneficial
: 20 him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03
THE DAILY APPEAL

C -, , ,..-s
U''i'oii-'"o uueA pe'''N '"A'ns oN o
one OF our best known and most re-
spected citizens, Mr.. VIM. P. joy, pro.
,r;c.or If tho you yorl, po..s,-or+ ON
=
o"'son street. IL Is not 20 DC uiseuise'
that the deceased had been drinking
FAR too heavily for some months mast,
o,...,.,. -. ..,,;-.. ..,aaou;
''''"oDE" 'ue 'a'''''7 was NV ni''u' e' :
!eHt by any boisterousness or neglect
Of business. He was a quiet, orderly
wan ;,.i.,~:,,, b;,,se,f ,.,,ra thai, any.
ne e'se .! Ms u"'o' 'U""'e maui Ia!
before yesterday, in the afternoon, he
went into Nunckton's drug store where.
:. ..u.r..,.;a ,,:,h NJ Ca;-,5o ,ha
o.,.,. h.. .,;s.,.-., ou:aou. .;..o,
preaching deiirIum, and Mr.. u, ac'ua-
ed by altogether proper motives, gave
him = small dose Of mornbjue and in
a.. .
'''N ~ ''' WV
Ike time the deceased tell INTO pro-
s3GuI slumber. aud about midnight he
;.s1 Th.-o bai,r ,rnch excitement
Hc'' S"Fil'S1 win iee'Fu 10 '"'S s''''''' q"
Death Of une who was abor,, as usual,
a,,-onr his friends tg-ipp the rrecect-
.....,... .-au,;-.,.;..., u-,s
- "''' q" -'.S' ''''. ''''
49,, =. -. .',....:.-... e-,...
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS

~ L
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY ASSESSOR. !
CRMsBY COUNTY, NEVADA,
CARSON CIR, May 10. 1869.
A IL PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE
n and County Taxes, for the year 1859, are
hereby notified that the annual poll-taN Of four
dollars, fur the Use of the State and County due
from each male resident of this State over twenty
one aud under sixty years ofage,
Is New Due and Payable
To the County Assessor or his Deputy and all
are expected to pay said tax, when calleu upon.
And also, tkGt the tsxe'oa the personal property
of persons vino do not own real estate within the
County Of sufficient value to secure the taxes on
both their real ana personal property, are due and
payable when the same IS assessed. All taxes
payable in U. s. geld con
The laws provided for the collection Of the above
mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE ". CIIEDlC,
County Assessor.
By II. II. BENcE, Deputy.
Office Next door to the County Clerks Office,
County Building. mll-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30
An act 10 regulate railroad arpssings
II ID hereby ENACTED, &c.

An act 10 regulate railroad crossings
II Ii hereby enacted, 60.
Sec. /. When any railroad shat
cross any highway III this State. and
such crossing may DO consider unsah
or dangerous to the public three Oh
lnnFe frOeholdeFs in the towH wtIere such
highway b tituated may make applica.
tien By peliti0a In writing to tha Su.
prems Court in session for the connty IN
wAaeh snch highway IL situated, and the
petition, with a citation for that purpose,
shall he served on the cooperation u
the railroad so crossing such highway,
and the tovn in which such crossing i.
situated, at loast twelve days before the
session Of said court and the eourt
shall appoint three disintereste.l freehold.
srs 10 be commissioaefsto inquire wheth-
ar said crossing il aasafe or dangerous
10 saa< public, and whether the same can
be % msds BY changing the location or
otherwise, a. that said railroad may
nrGss sithef above OF below flle highway.
Or otherwise render suuh crossing safe
fur the public.
Sec. =. Tho commissioner shall
give notice 10 the petitioners snd the rail-
road corporation interested. aad the town
2 which sach crossing i bifu aied, Of the
tiHns when ihey shall make inquiry and
hear the parties and on IN report OF
such commissioners, The e0ar. shalt have
null power 10 order wksi shail be done.
and 70 make sneh farther OF iers for Of
aRslnst either The pstitiswers the raii-
road company % The tpwa, nd appor-
n9a the skVsnsea and TO 4 1 costs As
sAsll b jest between SD n is6, And
nsay Issue erecailon lhefef5f
See. a. II in the opinion OF tho com.
uaissioncrs the Highway should be aitsred
the commissioners shall proceed in the
same manner, hare the same powers and
perform the sztns duties a. commission
srs d hlghrAys 10 laying out Or altering
such highsy The parties Interested
shall hare tho same right b appear and
resist The acceptance Of the report, and
be notified q the proceedings. a. in the
l4yiRg quf d highways rs commission
ers. and ths eoari shall proceed IL the
tame manner and hsre tile same PAYERS
and dulles a. upon reports " c1mmls
sionefs of highway. and may urdsr
either party 70 complete such high
way 70 and from wseh crossing. shen es-
tzhlished, wi,hln such time ssn shall
deem lssi, ana may enforce al orders
male nndet this sei IN the sans manner
AZ n the case a. laying oct, altering or
establishing Highways
Approved NDy 10. isGs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An ac tin amendment 81 section ailg hse
o. ehapt.F twenty. four u tbs General
histaift, salitivd OF laJing gai sad
disseminating highways aad bridges
! q Assbg f-aeisd. A..
See J. s=rtl0u Afsy sse ~ rhaptsr
tssnsg four u tits General Sfatatss il
liefehf ausraaed - a. 70 rad ss "a.
Laws
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An act In addition to section nineteen Of
chapter oighty-three Of thu General
Statutes, relating to tho reappraisal Of
real estate in certain cases,
MT hereby enacisd, &c,
See l. Whenever il shall appear TO
the listers of any town or gore in this
State that there has been large depre-
citation in the value Of any real estate In
said town or gore by reason Of fire.
food, or other accident, they may ap.
praise tho same, and make suitable de-
auctions therefor, from the list Of per
sons liable to pay taxes thereon,
Sec. e. All act1 and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
poaled.
Approved Nov. 10, 1863
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An aci 90 sueEf section i've o. N act
sattied IA ne. authorizing towns
q establish central schools
u A,vs5s ssssfssf A.
Sec Section ave II an set enss-
tled an act autlarisiug t0wns 70 eFtAb-
lisb seutsai schools approved Novsm-
bef ~ 1851 - hereby 50 amended a. h
fesa A. follows n she sums received fef
'aioou are not fafArient 10 msiafn .
siieh esHfrsi school and pav lbs etpea
ftt tHFaFrE3 for Such nuutber and
'easth y terms A. said prsientiai uom-
ztiis~a shs8 aiFess free sssA pfndeatssl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30
An act in amendment Of chapt

An act in amendment Of chapter twenty
four OF the General Statutes, entitled
"Of laying out and disseminating high
ways and bridges.
II u hardy enaet,d, SC.
Soc. !. Section one, nineteen, forty.
four, ffty-two, fifty four, ffly five, six
" four, sixty-fye, Sixty-siI and sixty
seven Of chapter twonty Of the
q cneral Statutes, are so altered and
amended as 70 authorize the solectmen
of towns, and the county and Supreme
Courts, in proceeding under the pro
visions Of said chapter, to order hills to
he graded, and surfaces to be graveled
upon existing highways, as well As upon
new highways.
See. l. This act shall take effect from
its sage. ..
Approved Nov. IL, 1869.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

act regulating mill and other dams
Is hereby enacted, &c.
5. 1. The county court shall at
dated term thereof, or the assistant
! 81 the same al any time between
hated terms thereof on application
70 diem in writing by ANY person
rsons owning min or other property
] TO destruction or damage BY the
hing Of mill or reservoir dam; or
bpIication Of The mayor and alder
of any city, orthe seiecImen Of any
4 In this State. shall, six days no.
B the opposite party having been
and the applicant having given to
opposite party satisfactory security
/ l. costs resulting from Tire appliea.
appoint 4 COMMITTEES 81 thres dis
Ipsted. discreet men, who, after no.
} the parties, shall visw and thor.
" examine such dam
2. II in the judgment Of tho
|slssee 80 appointed, such dam is in.
ient and unsafe, they shall deter
aud direct VIA, alterations, repairs
sisioHs are EeqaGred 10 make i suf-
| and safes HHdshan giys q writ.
direction 10 the owner thereof 10
such alterations or repairs within
reasonable time a. said committee
name in said writing; aad they
make a record % their aoings, %
] with such direction A. they shall
in tho town Clerks Office 10 the
~here such dam u located. which
u shah be admissible, though not
8asive evidence. 10 the trial 81 any
Involving bic liability on account u
iam.
Isl n The owuot Of dam thus
ned aRa sdiadged to be unsafe, 70.
~ neglacta 90 make such alters-
Aiiio 0fiS o. rebaifs - SAID cash
sbAgl order, sasd etsumsstse naay
aaah Aa1s, o. sneh parts lhes REST
! Mag saeem neseasAry for ila safe
|tsroperty. rpsds or bridges On the
81 belov. 10 BE- removed Il nc exs
~ the oSBeF and after ppch ~ Z
NJ sussegAeni dam aliah be erns-
I said point sEc~Rt IA aomfiiaupe
lbs dircctions u sad fommlllce
& ffwhsn dam u Aijadsf9 10
stRfe Under ire tR0yizieps - tsia
10 pend eausssi1 BY ssrli d1aa. is -
~ttsi wsset bhAi tlas SANDS cAnaet -
ed sithagi sHmAgrs 70 properly on
reaFa lsaibv, and apon notice. ths
nexleets b alter sHd make 4 safe,
smnittes 90 apTaialea shall fsrsals
Ehltss Aaa staakR ~ sauae sMfe II be
ase gf tbs pwasr and u llsssiF dis.
Za Ihsy NAY 30 shs Instead " re-
- the sans ~ pFosiie4 Il setts0n
& ~ The caunaAtfes zaa,aass
2insa saEx and snsacieni. And ardss 10
ilosi u u &d1iusn 70 lie ssme. than
#csts Of de exanJnEHon sliAIi VI
~ the rsrty making ire applIraffasi
Sass he esst shAal bs pAia ~ sss
X, g Cost HBdsF tAs Ervrsss.as
pos shAil b. hmited 10 are 1gllars
~ = b pkid e&ch n fsi4 judges
make us AIFssniaNsss ous a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30
MANCHESTER JOURNAL. SUPPLEMENT.

isra t.ms al ffr 3aliau per DAY d
~ nasi each 81 sala committee Or lhe
i5sre sctsdly spent aaisr their sgg.5.ai
mcai-w htr6 easa together wia DC "a
Hansr n sHy fsmafsi ~ sltcrsjiau rhieh
sac4 camfa.slsc NAY make. mas ~ re-
e9evfsd ia Sc ae,iau 0n the case in ibo
usue ~ ulr party applying isF such a.
isfAiatnl 81 10 Tie usms u thg owner 4
81 alteration b. sFdstcd
Sec. TIE eaurg VI ghaneery stall
hsss jausieisa in equity, aad msy
compel ihs guuer " ans dam 10 make
al altsrauous. additions and repairs
shicb iueh ooan4Jies mas order andsr
thls &C, and may make Al necessary Or.
deri and DEGREES 70 carry tbs directions
q sael commiuee into eject bat al
proceedings under this act. whether At
law Or IN eqaiiy shall be had 10 the
c8anuy Ehers such dam Is located
See s. THIS act shall take effect
iruu IL passage ...
AENtaFgl Nov Ig lsG4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An act IN addition 10 an act approved
November 10, 1868, relating 10 Teach
ers' Institutes.
n Is hereby enacted 4
See. |. There shall DO paid TO tho
Secretary Of the Board of Education in
addition to his salary aud expenses as
now provided 10y law, such sums as he
shall actually pay for assistance in hold
ing Teachers Institutes not exceeding
thirty FIVE dollars for each day such in
stitute is holden, the same to DO in lieu
Of the appropriation now MAIDS fer that
purpose, and TO be paid by tho Tresaur-
CT on the allowance and order Of ths Au
ditor Of Accounts.
Sec. 2. No Teachers Institute shall
be holden for a longer period than Ave
lays
See. 3. All acts and parts Of acts
Inconsistent herewith are hereby repeal
ed.
See. T. This act shall take effect
from ia passage
Approved No. 10, 1869
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An act Ia addition to section seventy
nine of chapter twenty four Of the
General Statutes, entitled sOf LAYING
oct highways and bridges"
n - hsrfby enacted. Sc.
Sec. 4 Any town in this State may
authorize their selectmen TO unite with
the selectmeu OF any other adjoining or
contiguous towns, whether such other
town BE- In this State or an adjoining
State, in purchasing any real estate,
easement Or franchise Of any bridge or
Terry corporation, when in their judge
ment the public good requires public
Highway At or near the place occupied
by such bridge or ferry.
See. Ihis act shall take effect from
ITS passage.
Approved Nov 10, 1863.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

An act in amendment Of section thirty
three of chapter eighty-four of tho
General Statutes, entitled "0f collee-
ton Of taxes"
II Is hsreby eaactsd, Sc.
Sec. |. Section thirty three Of chap
ter eighly-four Of the General Statutes
is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows
Sale Of lands Of non. residents for taxes
may be made at any time between tho
twenV-hfth day of September and tho
first day Of March following.
See. 2. This act shall take effect from
it, passage.
Approved Nov. Is, 1869