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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 1.-The
American Minister-Hon. Thomas H.
NelsOn-leaves on the first of Septem-
Der for the United States, and after q
short leave Of absence he will return to
his post.
A revolution occurred in Tampico on
the receipt Of the news Of the death OF
Juarez. The Guerrero insurgents hur.
rahed and shouted for Diaz and death to
I,erdo. There We're no other disturb
ances either in the capitol or elsewhere
upon the announcement Of the death o.
JuaueZ.
Congress will meet IN extra session on
the fifteenth Of September.
Various names are mentioned for the
new Cabinet, but there is as yet nothing
certain as 10 its COMPOSITION. Lerdo is
a candidate for election 10 the PresideD-
cy, and the names OF several Others are
mentioned as competitors. Lerdo has
voluntarily ordered an investigation into
the Outrages committed on an Ameri-
can citizen in Chiapas. The Journal
reports that LerdO viii recall Wariscal
from Washington, and it is rumOred
that his successor as Minister to the
United States Will be Stanislas Cana
dea. IL is believed the revolutiouists
DOLE
cy Of the administration.
The funeral Of Juarez was an impOs-
ing spectacle. The corps was inferred
in the Pantheon. Streets and houses
were draped with mourning, and the
procession bore numberless emblems.
Fully seventy thousand spectators lined
the streets through which it passed.
Nearly all foreigners in the capi-
tai were present at TIE ceremo-
nies as were all the public Ofi-
Gers and foreign diplomats. Addresses
were made by Minister Nelson on behalf
of the diplomatic corps, and Senor Vigil
for the editorial fraternity Of Mexico.
The death of Juarez is generally re-
GREETED.
Ierqio has COMMITTED the sentence O
death pronounced upon the kidnapperi
of Cerrantas TO ten years imprisonment
Angelo Iturbide, son Of the ex- Empe.
ror. died at the capital the same day
Juarez died. 1ftE
Tt is reported that Diaz has decided t.
90 20 San Francisco, in consequence o
receiving no aid from the people Of Te
pete.
late diSnafches last night from al
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cOPARTNERsHIP.

VHHE undersigned have this day formed a
i copartnership, under the firm name OF
ELY, HARVEY q RICHARDSON, who viii
continue the business of the late firm Of
Clarke, Ely & Co., at the same place (302
FRONT STREET., and will assume all Habili-
ties to or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
THAD. s. ELY.
W. o. HARVEY.
JAMES S. RICHARDSON.
MprnDhfs July L IS72
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FROM THE CABLE.
turkey.

CoNsFANTINoPLE, August s.-COsus-
cormdjouk, a village on the Asiatic
bank of the BOsphorls, inhabited by
poor Jews and Greeks, was destroyed
by fire. Upward of one thousand fam
lilies are homeless and destitute.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August S.-The crew Of the
yacht Livonia struck for an increase of
wages. Ashbury will accede to their
demands Unless the difficulty is ar
ranged, the I4ivOnia win be scratched
from the list of yachts entered for the
Cowes re9atta.
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DIED.

LESLIE-On Wednesday night, August 7th;
at u O'Clock, JOHN LESLIE, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place this (FRIDAY)
morning, at 10 o'clock, at his late residence,
corner of Jones avenue and Robson street.
Services by Rev. j. o. Steadman, DID. The
friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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MORTT,E

MOBILE, August S.-COtton nominal
net receipts, bales; exports cOastwise,
"a bales; stock, 765 bales.
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DISSOLUTION.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under firm name
Of Clarke, Ely s. Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. +. E. Clarke having dis
posed OF his entire interest in said firm 10 MIR.
James S. Richardson, late of Jackson, Miss.
F. Z. CLARKE.
THAD. :. ELY.
Memphis, July !, 1872. W. o. HARVEY.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, August s.-Cotton quiet /;
middling, zoe. Net receipts, q bales;
exports eoastwise, a bales; sales, AZ
bales; stock, 1894 bales.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTIONS.
NOTICE.
". n. MEHJEE UIEI,
b. B. MINOR, JR.

FTIHE firm Of Otey & Minor Is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Otey re-
tiring.
W. y. MERCER OTEY,
b. B. MINOR, JR.
take this occasion to return my sincere
thanks to my friends for their many favOrs To
me, and 10 recommend to their kind cOnsid-
tiOn my successors, asking for them a share Of
the patronage so literally bestowed upon me.
W. n. MERCER OTEY,
The undersigned, in assuming the position
left vacant among you by Mr.. Otey, trust so 10
hll it as to give satisfaction 10 all former
friends and as many new ones as they can
make. Yours truly,
B. =. MINOR & CO., .
auGlW No IL Union street
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MARRIED.

GREEN-FLETCHER-o Thursday, Au-
gust Sth, by Rev. DR.. BOggs, Mr.. HENRY E.
GREEN, of this city, and Miss RoBERLIEA
FLETCHER, late Of Glasgow, Scotland. No
cards
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A man named HOegerling was shot
and killed in attempting TO break into
the house Of George H. Evans, at Pitts.
burg, yesterday.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, August S.-COttOn i:
steady; middling, zoe; receipts, so bales;
exports cOastwise, 514, bales; sales, e
bales; stock, 1863 bales.
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20 q 8.
Executors Notice.

"AVING been appointed and qualinea a. ~
II Executor OF the last viii and tests.llS-t 1lt
~ Shelby oOlintv the undersigned neItpl
0iveg notice that all persons interesleq - ~ ~
estate must file their claims duly pIooss S-iii
" barred. and an persons indebted 70 ss,lu Wy
| estate are requested 70 come ior"aiu ''-'0'
| tIe the same. August 3, ~ Dr,vy Frecutor
/ Il.
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NOTICE..

IN retiring from the firm Of Clarke, Ely &
i Co, take pleasure in recommending
their successors to my friends and the Gus
TONERS OF the old firm, and would say to them
that shall remain with the new 1rIn during
the coming season and have charge of the
Cotton Department, as have done for the
past six years.
I would also state that Mr.. JAS. s. RICH
ARDSON, the son Of Mr.. f. Richardson, of
the firm of Richardson * May, New Orleans,
brings n large capital into the concern, max
ing IL abundantly able TO fulfil all engage
ments of the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire to do so.
Memphis, July I, 1872. Z. E. CLARKE.
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Late dispatches last night from all
parts Of the North and Northwest gave
accounts Of the beautiful auroral dis
play.
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NOTICE

FTER this dateI can be found with VII Aessrs; e y
a eledge, Mckay 8 Co, Nos. 81 ana -
-, sfrsssr where I will be pleased 70 see my
s,.,l,ts -. - - JOHN j. WELLER.
Memphis, August /, 1877. aua
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receiving the same. The person upon whom
the notification shall be served may, within
SIX days from the service of the same, apply
to one OF the field officers of the regiment for
discharge of the fine; and such field officer
shall thereupOn notify the commandant Of
the company, of the time and place when
and where he will hear the excuse of such
delinquent, which shall be six DAYS from the
time when application shall be first made.
and direct the commandant of the company
to appear and show cause. if any he have.
why such delinquent should not be discharg-
ed; and the person applying shall give the
notice IN such manner as such field officer
shall direct, and such field officer may or may
not remit such fine, as circumstances may
require If such field officer shall not remit
the fine of such delinquent. and deliver him
a certificate therefor as aforesaid. to the
commanding officer Of the company, such
commanding officer shall issue his execution
substantially in the form following. viz
STATE OF VERMONT.
COUNTY OF. s.
10 any sheriff or constable in the State.
GREETING
WHEREAS, of in the
county of member Of the
4 company Of militia in the
regiment If Vermont militia. was. ON the
day OF \. d. l. by
commanding officer of said compa-
ny, amerced in the sum of dollars and
cents, for delinquencies Of military duty,
notification whereof was daily served upon
the said on the dav of
\. d. Il and whereas the said
hath not procured the amercement to be re
mitted by one Of the field officers of the said
regiment therefore
BY the authority of the State of Vermont
,ou are hereby commanded. that of the 7.
money of the said or Of his goods or
'hattels within your precinct, you cause 10 +.
be- lev led and collected the aforesaid sum of
with more, for the cost .
II said notification. and with twenty-five .
'entS more for this writ. and thereof also I
atlsiy yourself for YOUR own fees: and for
want of such money, goods, or chattels, 60
'e shown 10 You, cor found within your pre-
met. % satisfy the sum aforesaid, YOU are .
iercby commanded 10 take the body of the .
aid and him commit to 7
he keeper Of the jail, in the county of
within the said jail, who Is .
lercby commanded 70 receive the body of
he said and him safely keep I'M .
II he pay the foil sums above mentioned. T
With your fees, or that be be discharged ac- .
0rling to law.
Fail not. and make due return oi thiS
wit, with your doing~ here,u, within six
y days from thi- date
Dated IT. thi- lay of
y. =
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Commanding officer Of the - Company.
vhich notification shall be served by being
read in the hearing Of such delinquent, or
by leaving copy thereof at his last and
usual place Of abode And it shall be the
duty Of the officer serving the same to make
return Of such notification with his d0inss
thereon, within SIX days from the time Of
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'''-'' ''''''-7 '''''' u 10 'i''
Ana tne oiheer % whom the same Is directed
F anu aelWered snail execute the sane, and
Fay l"e amount e'hected INTO the state
treasury uhaef Sueh rules ana regulations
rs tie ''hininder-ln -chlel shall prescribe.
See. H. al held, stan and company
5!lllii' STONED 9iheei' snail Tor diSobe-
G''n'7 ~ "iu'I-' Nhullcef-llke con-
Huci' WINE on uuN or during any
DAY appointed i'r military exercise or
P"I@de' - neSlecI Oh any duty imposed by
or under tii- actor as 9ihcerS OF the militia,
t,i ,, ~ .i' ~, an. .I'1' y oouII-llr-
If The ,,,,, H.. - IN
80. -. .i,,u d., - -
r9iT;-tsrsj o.. No., ,.,-;l I
-.-,-a-+i,l ~. ,'-'' a.
60 IL. ia
o,.. tl,7.i-si a. III -..-;',.I..7
I'm or1ers 81, d.. ~, D - -
;,re.j ,,.,,t MINI tIi VI e.. .,.....-
-4i,., IN e., So .. say
-, e.. .i'.fi .-i'
,l t1s ,,,,,,,,+ a. H.. i.,.,t.l 81.
ej IT, ..vs,,.-i,,, s;or.l b., ~. ,.-,l.,''.
H.. -. - FL III o'
- - ~ M i'l ~
lo-.; -, II - pa '.'..'. t.
w., H.. -, l;r,..li III l.i..-
sb5iI e,"..,,-. rb.. -o,na .,j .i..u ,-a.' tt.,
amorpt collected int, The Sro-s IT,,
50
~, o'u..7 on !il9lIS.' 10 consist oil
may "g oI,lgIe1 oi lAe COM
MIA f. ,i ,-y' -. j ''' +.
and ro-5,l, 49,. ~. H.. - ~
Sf,+c-
SEC ~ N'li '--iii4i ti4- SHAH consist oi
n'- '-'iG t'"e -et en- men 'eT-' n1r less thah
INe' anu ID I!r me Jfial oi any QihreF Oh ne
una ol gay '-a-"' or De-'N SAaA DE ordered.
ny 'ne general eI lhe brigade 10 "AIth De
49, anu il ABOVE tne RANK oil captain
~ ie CON lii.i -ii-ciiiri anu tne Jug
iil'il o- court -ii''ftll- -AAli DE submitted Tor
PROM .c % ,H' 2--e5r ordering me same
1 I1 II approved ne ~ii,n so certify ana IN
u 'ne sentence ne me, 'ha- return tle
Silne 70 'ne president oil me ''ur1-iAaftial'
ioT MIN I'd issue
See. 81. The same power to summon Wit
ne-Se7 before any c0urt-martial. or court of
inquiry. and bring thGn before the SINE,
shall be vested 10 the president thereof. as
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Burlington Free Press---Supplement.

ton within this State. or in case of invasion
or imminent danger thereof, the comman
der-in-chief Is hereby authorized to rails
from the enrolled militia. By draft or other
wise, such additional force of infantry, cav
airy or artillery aS he shall deem necessary
and such additional force, while continue,
in service, shall be subject to all the proyi~
ions of this act. And whenever the militi.
or any part thereof, shall be ordered ou
under the provisions of this section the
State shall furnish such arms and equip
ments as may be necessary for each non
commissioned officer and private, and they
shall be entitled to the same pay and IN tions
as the army Of the United States, AID to be
paid under such rules and regulations as
shall be prescribed by the commander-in-
chief. And every commissioned officer. who.
when ordered, shall unnecessarily neglect
to march from the place of rendezvous. or
shall otherwise disobey any lawful order.
shall be cashiered by sentence of court-mar-
tlal, and be subject to such fine. not les,
ttan one hundred dollars. and not exceeding
hive hundred dollars. as the cOurt-martial
shall impose. And every soldier ordered
out, who shall not appear - the time and
place designated, shall be t. IN to he a sol
der absent without leave. % i 10 he dealt
with accordingly, as in actual service -
And the seiectlncn Of the town to which
any men 50 ordered out shall belong. shall
furnish, at the expense of the State. such
subsistence and transportation as the com
mander-in-chief shall direct.
See. p Discharges to commissioned Of
licers may be granted by the commandeI-in-
chief, under such rules and regulations as
he may prescribe.
See. %. Upon the requiSition ui' the
President Of the United States, and in case
OF war, INVASION, or 20 prevent Instruction
or invasion, the commander-in-chief is here
by authorized and required to call out. from
time 10 time, for actual service, hy draft or
otherwise, a. many Of the entire militia a.
the necessity of the ease may require. The
enrolled militia, whenever 50 ordered for
preparation for actual service. shall he roy
erned and drilled according To- the laws of
this State and of the nitcl >tatce
See. y. Every officer. non-c1mmi--iouri
officer and private ordered oat, and every
volunteer or drafted man who shall NOT APP
pear at the time and place designated. and
shall not render a sufficient excuse therefor.
or shall not have some able-b0died and prop
or substitute at such time and place. shall
Dee dealt with rs provided ly tie laws of the
nitcd States in like case.
See. = The qulrierma-tcr Of each rcai-
meni organized under this act. shall. before
entering upon the duties Of his office. civea
bond 90 the Treasurer OF this State in the
sum OF five thousand dollars. and such fur
ther sum and with such sure-i--. az the
commander -chlei shall require.
See. - All officers, non-commi
oii!cerS' musician ana pryate~ enrolled ia
tnI- 9tate, >hall, While under orders FOR ser
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LAWS OF VERMONT. A.D.1s,a.
Designated ty The Secretary Of STATE 70,
publication m the newspapers.
An Act for Rcarcnnizinr the Min.


Il IS hereby enacted BIZ The General Assam.
bly Of the S,1fe Of Vermont.
sec l. Each and every able-bodied male
citizen OF this State, between the ares of
eighteen and iOrty-fiye years. except as here
matter provided, shall be liable 10 Derform
military duty and shall be enrolled in the
militia OF this State 1t shall be the dntv
81 the listers or assessors of each town and
CITY within this State, to make such enroll
ment at such time and times, and in such
manner, and in accordance with such rules
ana regulations rs the c0mmander-in-cbief
may prescribe. And If such listers or asses
7ors shall neglect or refuse to perform the
duties required Of them by this section. the
coinmander-ln-chief shall forthwith cause
the same to be performed by such person as
DE shall appoint, at the expense of sucb
Town or city and such listers or assessors.
i'f such refusal or neglect. shall forfeit and
pay the sum Of one hundred dollars. to he
recover 1y action Of debt in the name of
the Adiutant and Inspector General. which
action ID Is made his duty to institute.
Sec ,. The Vice President Of the United
e-ate-, the members of both House, of
tongrc-~, all n0stma-ter~. all sworn mail
CARRIER actually engaged in the CONVEYANCE
'I 'he mted States mail, all telegraph
operators while actually engaged a, -uch a N
Engineers uI locomotives ou railroads while
actually engaged as such. all engineers and
pilots Of steamboats, while actually engaged
as Such, which carry the nited States mail
ana an persons exempt irommilitarv dutv by
iNe laws OF the United States ON account of
service, shall Doe exempt from the nerf,rm-
ance Of military duty.
Sc. g. All uyeru-Eeepers. k,aper- of
boarding house,, persons having boardersin
Their families, and any master or mi-treS, of
any dwelling house. shall uli,,l tb, orr,Ii.a
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= ing to the state. at such time and place a,
, he may direct: ami upon the return Of the
/ property aforesaid, in good condition. such
= officers. non-commissioned officers. musi-
clans and privates are hereby honorably
t discharged from the active militia service OF
2 the State, except as follows nothing in
e this act shall be construed to disband the
section Of artillery now organized and To-
Gated at the Norwich University, at North
field, Vt. or to Interfere with the same as
il now exists
Sec SO. All acts and parts of act, in
consistent with this act, are hereby repeal
ed.
See. %. This act shall take effect from
it, passage.
Approved November . lS72
IN act 10 authorize the formation of Rail-
road Corporations. and 60 regulate the
| same.
Sec. l. ANY number Of person. not less
than tive live, a majority of them being
inhabitaI Of this State. may form q com
pany for he purpose Of constructing, main
tanning and operating railroad for public
use in the conveyance of persons and prop
/ erty, and for that purpose may make and
4 sign articles Of association in which shall be
stated the name of the company, the places
I from and To which the road is o. be con-
I'Iu,ied or maintained ana operated the
.gnstn "' r'on roal as near as may De- ana
~. name 81 eacI 'lil' Town ana an, county IN
!i'l> '"L'' sn or lit2 vincent J., maze or
iii, ,'.l'i 10 ', ll3le lhe amount oi me
II"i'i:1ii @',IgN Oh ,Ir company "4ieh snail
l'g ul' llri 'hI' snare re OIL one hundred dol
~. ~ 'lyH' 4liI 7',,'lI MOI oe les than ten
'liou'i'iu Nollar' lor every miIe oil ROAD con,
t ,iI or It" ,27ed 10 ne constructed ana
'.'' il'lii'yr 'l snare % "hl'h san capital
7'''l'l INST i'u lle ''ai'e- ana places
% i"'I'S ID '"e uI.e'l'I9 OF the company
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tHBffu- "a ttrvtt vfIufsssav'ss 80 -------r
interest which would have accrued during
the time said bonds were deposited, the CON
verter or retirer Of bonds aforesaid to ADJUST
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Dor, an exemplary christian, and one who
will be much missed in SOC iety, which she
,,.os ~, ornament And IN Ii 1900. a il;,
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often occasion the aeatn pat M - 49, -
the liver stops the circulation o. tc blood, hemor
rhage follows, and in fact closglnT 'Ae aot'"n %
the very organs that caused the cough
Ilrlr cnrnnlnlnf md dyspepsla are the c1uses ol
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itary organization for the suppression oil
brigandage has been established at Naples.
FLYING columns of irregular cavalry Will be
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Mr.. Phelps remarks were loudly APP
plauded.
Judge Noyes then called on Col. Rolla
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TIC TeCUUHl VI INC my VIdII0y 'UIc vi
Boston gives the election to Pierce by 70
majority over Castor, the Democratic can
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ALBANY, Dec. 24.-The Burgess Corps
have resolved to attend the Inauguration of
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10 seek redress, thus generating mutt
tude of small actions, each costing much
r more than the amount involved, and afford
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depth of snow, heavily drifted roads, &c.
Every town in the county except Under
III 49, ---->---.n4oI -itha- hu tie eeleot-
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. - Some twelve
wears ago or whereabouts, the Nalpole bank
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l;l,. H. ate heavy
ON L, IL .Lo.+.o,n. n -oughout
'10iI = srnl Of
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|

INSTRUCTIONS and valuable package oi
uith sent free By mail. Address Win /
stamp. VI. YOUNG & CO., 10 Coultia
York.-Dec 2j-td&wiw
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of Subscribers TO the WEEKLY
FREE PRESS, their paid SUBJ
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a ..., sao ---r
Germania band dancing was then commenc-
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NEW YORK NEWS.

TO DECLINE.
Nvw VoDr Dae ,, 1t * renorted that
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An Act in addition 60 chapter twenty-five %. GepsrI
statute, In relation O. school Districts.
See. B. Whenever the inhabitants Of any school dis
uct may De s. situated as 10 be most conveniently ac
commodated lrsehool purposes in somepubIic =choot
IN school district IN al adjoining State such school
district 10 this state may By vote meeting VAN
Ell ior that purpose authorize the prudential CON
iu-ttce o. arrange It'll the school officers Of such
adjoining districts Tor the schooling Of the legal
Scholars OF such district in this State for time not
eNcecdlng tweLty-s.X weekz in any one year. and
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the Brit|
he work
The nd
aluleut
llsetfo
,toInach i
mt know
h. and
almanac
OF thec
rofEIn
treati-et|
nor won
OF heIv
o. read
which
The mi
and al
op.ous
in -ltr
fe u-sf
planter
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oinval
rhine De
n reud
POPULAR
checu
Is clear
reason
smith Il
mp Will
tctiII,tt
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act. shall return to the quarterInaster-geu-
eral Of the State, in good condition, the
property in their possession, or which NAV
have been properly charged to them belong
ing to the State, at such time and place as
he may direct ana upon the return of the
property aforesaid, in good condition. such
officers. n0n-commissioned officers, must
clans and priyates are hereby honorably
discharged from the active militia service of
the State, except a. follows nothing in
this act shall be construed to disband the
section of artillery now organized and To-
Gated at the Norwich University, at North
field, Vt. or to Interfere with the same as
il now exists.
Sec 90. All acts and parts of act, in
consistent with this act, are hereby repeal
ed.
See p. This act shall take effect from
it, passage.
Approved November p. lS72.