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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

an act entitled AN act to amend sections eight and
yen OF eaaPter thrtyhye Of the General Statutes "
General statutes shall be so amended as to read as
when the goods or chattels Of any defendant shall
be attached on mesne process rsturnohic In an,
Court he may replevy the same and am
person authorized by law to issue original
form prescribed by law, and the officer 10 whom
shch writ Is delivered, shall before he serves the
same require the plaintiff in such writ or some one
~ ~ nenal 10 execute bond to the plaintiff in the
original process with sufficient surety in such sum 10
me value OF which attachment was directed 10 he
made which sum shall he inserted in the writ of re-
pleyin. " Wv VI 10
See 2 Section ten of said chapter thirty five shall
&c SO amended as to read as follows,
mo officer upon receiving such bond shall cause
repleyin to be made, and shall return such writ
win the bond to the clerk Iof the court or the Justice
OF the peace to which the original writ of attach
inent was made returnable aud such clerk or jus-
tlce shall receive and keep the same on Ale.
Approved October 90 1872
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nec. ]. Any person who shall Intentionally v IN.
/ out malice, point o. aim any firearms al OF toward
any other person, shall be guilty u q mislemean0r
and shall be suhicct 20 hne % not more than INV
dolars. '
Sec. ?. Any person who shall discharge. without
injury o. any other person, any firearms while in
tentionally without malice aimed az OF toward any
person, shall he deemed guilty OF a mlsdemeanof
aud shall be liable 20 tine % not more than one
hundred dollars, or imprisonment Ia the county ai
not 10 exceed one year, or both at the discretion OF
the court.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall main or lnlurc any
other person by the discharge Of any rearm pointed
or aimed Intentionally, but without malice at any
such person, shall be deemed guilty OF missile
meanor, and shall be punished by fine Of not less
Than hity dollars, or Imprisonment In the county
jail Tot period Of not more than two years.
See. \, Any person MANNED or wounded hv the
discharge fany firearms Aforesaid, OF the heirs
OF representatives, Of any person who may be Killed
10y such discharge, may have an action on the ease
therefor.
Sec g. This act shall not apply toany ease where
firearms shall be used In sclfdeicnse OF in the dis
charge of official duty, or ans ease Of Iustiaable
homicide.
Approved November n Is-a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

An act relating TO witnesses in prosecutions 70
| selling or furnishing intoxicating liquors
See. /. In prosecutions for selling furnishing o
| giving away intoxicating liquors, under the proyi
sons Of chapter nnetyiOur of the General Statutes
| no person, other than the respondent shall be ex
| cused from testfying for the reason that his tost
mony may tend TO erlminate himself
See, 2. Such testimony rs given by any such per.
son, shall thereafterward be used In any court in
any prosecution Of such person. for the same oenses
in regard to which said testimony was given.
Approved November q. 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

o. -, the County Court
Sec T.. Nothing in this act shall be construed to
extend the power or authority Of county Judges as
provided in the General Statutes in making repairs
Oh court houses or other county buildings or in
making any other county expenditures
Approved November &C. 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

an act in addition to section twenty-five. chapter
thirty-three, of the General Statutes relating To
the attachment of personal property, by copy left
IN the Town Clerks Office
Sec |. There shall be added to the list of proper-
w enumerated in chapter thirty-three, section
twenty-five of the General Statutes Of Vermont and
subject to all the provisions said chapter the fol-
lowing viz; cattle, sheep, lhOrses and All other
i've animals which arc subject to attachment
and also starch.
Sec. 2. The officer who shall make an attachment
oiany 1--we animals by leaving copy in the town
clerks Office shall forthwith notify the defendant
OF the attachment personally or by leaving a writ.
zen hotce at the defendants last and usual place of
abode In this State, or by leaving such notice with
me person having the the care Of said property and
me officer shall state in his return the manner of
giving such notice. "
Sec j. II the defendant shall not within twenty
days irom the date of said attachment repleyy the
animals SO attached or furnish satisfactory ro-
eept Tor the same 1t shall be the duty of the officer
70 move said property, as now required by law
lorthwith IRON the possession of the defendant
otherwise said attachment shall be void as to bona
nae purchasers or subsequent attaching creditors,
Approved November &c, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

An ACT providing for the training and instrro.,o .
idiotic and feeble -minded children "'''oh Vi
pee; l. sum not exceeding two thousand dollar.
may be annually drawn from the treasnrv oS lI
state by the governor for the benefit Of id}ti os
ieeDle-minded children Of INDECENT parents Hnu
IN ms state, 70 be appropriated agreeable 10 th
Sec = The benciieiaries above mentionod s,,.,,,
instructed at the Massachusetts scboo f III ~
ana youth, established in The cit ~
Boston, IN the commonwealth Of Massacbns ny VI
until proyslon is otherwise made by law ""Se''s'
sec s. me board of civil authority in o,ol a.,
shall annual ~ on or before the first dov Of R
aIy certiiy to the county clerk the nance 10 %
ldlotlc and eeblemnded children betwcen r. vi an
olhye ana fourteen years, residing in tber
sswns together with the pecunaTy ability and nirl
cumstances of the parents of said children anu tr
persons bound BY law to support sad cbiIdrenV vs
Snetner the children named in said renort 90 ah I
opinion OF said board, proper subiects ~ ~ N the
charly OF TINS state, and whether the naron, 'ne
guardians OF said children are wIling tbar OF
become beneficaries of the institution ~
the preceding section. hiohuohed IN
sec; .. Each county clerk shall annually n, ~ h.
lore the hfst day OF March, make return Ia the ny
ernor OF all the information he has receIyod Sos-
the several boards Of civil authority in bs can V
Sec o The governor shall select from The na.
thus returned such persons as he shall tbpI haat
assignate as Denenciaries under this act, and NAV
allow all or any of the expenses Of conyeyna any
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

Married Women. '' is'"'es Vi
Sec /. Whenever the guardian Of married man
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

. cass fu5t sshliars are ktHtiy rruTidot ulih 81
att ilau tHrliY ueatf alAI1i a. villain thf sctal
scar, q ttall - deHzei aud kfld that Elch strll
iu lAs staie has surIsoftad arhsol. and may assas
sad calinci taK q dtifag Tie sKI.cusos q suc
schsl aui sail b. euttlci d their iaufal fhsr
- tkn Fzuhic uuufys
S.. 2 MS AZ shall take sfuci frum its pzssagr
Apprared Noremief .fth. ls-l
A Act ioamend suciiou th.rty-tHo - chapter tHen
tf-tua ~ TIE 0encIal STATUTES, relating g. sChpo
District Onaars
Sc :. ssciiun thlrty-tuo ~ chapter tHsuty -,
q thc General Statutes Il hereby amended a. q
trad ~ feiluHsi
The ofcsrs u each school disirisishal he nader
atlr O. prcs.dein the moeiiuEs, clefk cnllcciuI
~ taxes treasurer, one o. three audltQrss and .
prudential cqumittee, cunslsiing u one % three
legal voters 10 sach district. all u vhich ofcers
shall te elected 81 the aunual school meeting. which
shall D. held On the last Tuesday q March u each
Fear,and their term q ufoe shall cummcnce 81 Tie
tine - thelr election and continue until othcrs are
chosen and the duties 81 the treasurer and auditors
shall he identical with the duties % t0uu treasurer
and town auditors, In their respective school dis
tricts.
See ? All acts Or part q acts Inconsistent with
this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. a This act shall take effect frum IL pass Ec.
Approved November 26th, lisa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
An act TO amend section nncty-three Of chant
Twelve OF the General Statutes, relating to Coun

An act to amend section thirty of cbonter ana
hundred and twenty six of the General Statutes,
Sec. |. Section thirty eight of chapter one hundred
and twenty-sx Of the General Statutes Ia herebv
amended so as to read as follows, "o''
Fees allowed witnesses as follows far TRIVIAL ,or
hlle within this State, six cents, for attendance
per gay one dollar, except for attending Justices
court 81 jail delivery or to give his deposition
Public, when he shall be allowed fifty cents only
Approved November &c, 1872 o''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

~ a. NAAaAAtaA An act - uaulul alNAliau one
chapter q ghty 0f the General Siatutcs.n
Sc. I. sccilqn enc ofehapieT eighty ~ the Cen
eral siaiufes shall - A. umcnded b. rad fl-
loss
All hlils ofexchanscdrans and prumissary notes
executed ln any ether State, and payable Ten ths
state, and al such bills dras aud notes executed
IN this state, aud payable In this OF any other
state, shall he entitled 20 the usual mercantile priv
llege ~ lhrcc days grace provided, however, the
iorcguinS provisions shall not extend g. any con-
traet PAYABLE on demand Or a. sight % in any Way
hut Ia money.
Approved october y. lS.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

A 80 O. repsal aa 80 apFfltsi Naroul.fr -
i.'a, sli.ti6a A at felsiInEi q billiard t.
hles"
So. 9. NuihIng in 40 at cuiitlci IA at rsiat-
shall D. oansfrutl o. take ffum the select meu ~
any tgan the b ut o. iFhid auy Eatlc 90 pay ufan
ung billiard table In thclT respective tauns ~ o.
pfuriaci In scci.nuf hny-seFeu, dfiy-eiEhi. ans
nine, siKig and sKty-une 81 chapter diiegu ~ the
0eueral HiatuicE
Approved Noycuhsrsi. ls-a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18


An act providing for assignment of counsel in be-
nall OF Respondents in Criminal Cases under GER
tain circumstances
Sec. /. When 1t shall appear to any court in
which q criminal cause shall DO pending, that the
respondent is from extreme poverty un9hle to nrn
cure the aid of counsel the court NAV in It's
the State. Nv ''0 NPoi'e Vi
See. 2; In case of such assignment of counsel as
provided IN section one of this act the court maxi
ing such assignment, shall allow such sum as fees
IN laVOr OF the counsel so assigned and against tho
otaIe or town as the case may be, as such court
shali deem Just; which sum shall not in any case
pehdlngo or being enquired into before n Justice Of
oo Peaee exceed hVe dollars, and shall not In any
case exceed twenty dollars. ''
sec. .. sections four, five and six of chapter one
hhndfed and twenty-four Of the General Stotntes
anu the provision thereof $50 far as applicabe1 are
hereby ADOPTED as to regulating and directing Tho
, ouo anu manner OF payment Of such expenses ms
may accrue under the provisions ofthis act, 10
exiend 10 I'M ls act Shall be 50 construed as not to
extend 70 the payment Of fees on charges of any At
eorney lor consultation and advice on1y but shall
ony aPpy where services are actually rendered
up1h trlal or In court of enquiry before insticc
.nJ pehce ana the amount of fees at any time III
the discretion ofthe court making sueb assIrn9ont
this act. PNN''' III soctioh TWO oil
see O. This act shall take effect from its massacre
Approved Noyember27 1872 F'''"so'
An act In amendment of CHAPTER one hundrod and
amenty, Vi the deneral Statutes entitled 1Of
ments" NiiihoS anu fuilsn-
pee. l. Every person who shall be arral gned and
put on Trial IN the county court In any criminai
LbosseIcuon, snail be permitted peremptorily To
cam s1n slH jurors and such farther number as he
oa ~ snow good cause for challenging.
nec. y nectlon four OF chapter one hundred and
'"oh.y Vi INC GENERAL Statutes Is hereby repealed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

fAall hf l1fuarl g 80 a. zitfufis g tts uari
aHy ruai tlttif e g. ss a. His nav IA va tAs
gard aa 81 a. uuftl a1lzs asal tl1H1hl lltfl en-
hsT estate sal uieIEf "a fau Erautai IIa1lIHnf On
l.At aaaaulr nf - miEhi have dsua ~ ua4Efl-
uuce tteFuai made isuflF uih hrf husband. n BE-
laa hrrE unisr a. legal d'sahlIiK.
So = Ikls 80 sail ~ b. oustFurl al o. .n-
clute "a uarl'f efiate q halzr1fta1.
AppruFda o.. 81 Isrl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

An Act to exempt certain articles from attachment
and execution.
See. l.; The pistols, slde-arms and eouipments
personally used by any soldier in the service of the
United states, and kept by him or his heirs as me-
mehtoes OF MS service, shall be added to the articles
exempted from attachment and execution by sac
Iion thirteen of chapter fortyseven Of the General
Sec 2-This act shall take effect fr,a IL, possnuo
Approved November &c, 1872 r''"s''
An Act to amend an act to amend section thirteen.
chaPter lorty-seyen, of the General Statutes enU
tied, "Oflovy ofexecution."
oec. l. section one OF said act Is hereby am0aued
by Inserting IN the twelfth line, after the wor1.
WOOD The words, "or five tons of conl $500
See. 2. This act shall take effect from lis nossoo
Approved Notember27 "a, 1872. '7'
An act In amendment of and in addition to nunhor
sixty three, entitled "An Act relating TO Iens
reserved p on property Sold" approved November
Sec. /. Any person who shall sell personal nro,.
erty or cause the same to be sold by another mndn
which there is lien by reason of lis HAVING haen
previously sold conditionally without giving no.
tce 70 tne purchaser or purchasers of the existence
OF such lion, with intent to defraud shall no NM
ished by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars
or by Imprisonment in the State Prison for a term
not exceeding one year. ~
Approved November 81, 1872.
An Act amending section one of an act entitled
an Actrelating to liens reserved on pronertv
sold" approved November %, 1870 rrN"
= sc, T. lhat section one Of an act entitled "An
act relatinS 10 liens reserved on property sold y
approved November p, 1870, is hereby amended 10
read as follows 'e" ="
No lien reserved ON personal property said can.
ultlonally and passing into the hands OF the eondi
tlonal purchaser shall be valid against attaebIng
creditors or subsequent purchasers without notice
unless the yender of such property shall tale
written memorandum, signed by the purchaser wifi.
Messing such lien, and the sum due thereon, which
shall DO recorded in the town clerks
Office of tho town where the purchaser Of sncb
properly resides, If the purchaser resides in his
state, otherwise such record shall be made in tho
town clerks Office OF the town where the yender ra
sizes. And in all cases such record shall be moSa
WITHIN thirty days after such property shall he de-
Approved November 81, 1872.
Married Women " 'ie fsUees OF
Sec. l. Whenever the guardian Of a married man
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An hee 70 promote the settlement of soldors, 40.
s ecouht 49, on the books Of the Treasurers Office
Iected TO prepare in tabular form statement III VI
tne amount due from this State to soldiers In the
ute war Tor the suppression of the rebelIon Viii; tne
s'a'e'hent snail give the name of the soldier his
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
Millersburg Market.
Cleveland Money Market.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 81, 1872.
blowing are the closing rates of Specie
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
FIRST PRIMARY.
CHAs. LOUIS LoOs, ST
An AstOnished Elder.

The State of Ohio used to be famous
for its camp-meetings and religious re-
vivals; but an Ironton paper tells us of
4 circumstance which lately occurred
in that locality, which is a strong indi-
cation that there is now something
wrong either about the preachers or
the people. \ revival preacher, who
had achieved considerable reputation as
to his powers in the pulpit, went to
Ironton for a week, to "start revival" J"
He showed great zeal, preaching ev-
cry night during his stay, got double
row of ''mourners' benches" ready,
and called upon his congregation to
come forward. The last night there
was an immense gathering, and the
preacher fairly outdid himself. He ex-
horted, and pleaded, and waited, but all
in vain. Not 4 soul arose. Finally, dis
couraged beyond measure, he sat down.
At that iuncture long-faced, anxious
looking man got up and said that the
elder had been working hard and Ia
bored faithfully with them, and as to-
ken of their appreciation he moved that
the congregation give him three cheers
1t was done with a heartiness that made
the pews tremble, and the people went
home satisfied that they had fully and
faithfully performed their duty. The
elder has been waiting ever since to sec
Ironton destroyed by fire.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
Praise Children.

There is an old superstition that
praise is too good a thing to be given
to the children; that it is too rich for
their mental and moral digestion.
Some parents are so afraid that child
will grow proud that they never praise
him, and this course is often disastrous.
1t is apt to produce either too much
self-assertion-for selfassertion is a
legitimate outgrowth of the withhold
ing of commendation to which one is
entitled-or to engender self-distrust,
or melancholy hopelessness of DISPOSE
ton.
Praise is sunshine to a child, and there
is no child that does not need it. 1t is
the high reward of ones struggle to do
right. Thomas Hughes SAYS that YOU
never can get mans best out of him
without praise. You certainly can nev-
er get a child's best out of him with
out praise. Many sensitive child, we
believe, dies of hunger for kind CON-
mendation. Many child starving for
the praise that a parent should give,
runs off eagerly after the designing
| flattery of others.
To withhold praise where it is due, is
dishonest, and in the case of child
such 4 course often leaves singing
sense of injustice. Motives of common
justice as well as regard for the future
of the child should influence the paren,
to give generous praise for all that de-
serves it. Of course there is differ
ence in the constitution of children
Some cannot bear so much praise as
others, and some need a great deal.
lt should never be indiscriminate
We remember wonderful woman who
taught school in one village until she
had educated part of three genera.
tions. She was one of the most sue.
cessiul Of teachers. But her success
lay in her gift of praising with discrim.
ination. A bad boy who was a good
scholar got praises for his brilliancy
sandwichcd between her abominatiOT
for his bad behavior, and so was won tt
a better life, and we recall a good girl
who had no gift of learning rapidly,
but who was saved from utter despair
by the praise she got for her untiring
industry. Into the discouraged hearts
OF the children the praise of the teach.
er came like sunlight. And the virtues
ike other fruits, can only ripcn in tn,
sunshine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
THE
SCIENCE OF HEALTH
THE
Tol. Second, comm mencing Jan. '73

THE SCIENCE of HEALTH having been
tions we are prepared with additional facii-
ties for making the ensuing volume respond
still more fully to the popular demand for an
honest and independent eSponent OF the hy-
POPULAR PLY YSIOLOGY. fully illustrated
a complete explanation Of the structures and
functions of the human system.
AFFECTIONS OF TIE EYE AND EAR,
with hundreds of illustrations, embracing the
whole range of medical and surgical diseases
ALL MEDICAL SYSTEMS, giving Il his
tory Of all the medical theories that have pre-
vailed in all ages of the world.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY, Household Affairs,
IIygienic Cooking the Selection and Prcscrva-
THE EC0NOMY OF HEALTH. Only
those who have Investigated the subject
can he aware Of the enormous waste caused by
sickness and unhy gienic living. by adopting
the Hygienc system, the people Of the United
states would save annually more than one
thousand millions Of dollars. Does this state
ment seem cxtravagant? Statistics more than
Justify it, as we shall prove.
TUE LABOR PROBLEM.-C Correct habits
of living will ensure the laborer Health and
Strength, enable him To accumulate his earn
iugs and become pccunarilv independent.
HEALTH Is llAPflNESS-Above all mon
ctary considerations, however. is that oi Il
sound mind in II sound body. Health reform
is the base of all reform.
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ropy tnagcnt 4 new volume begins with the
January number.
pREMUr MS-Bcsdcs Club Rates. we are
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
A Suggestion to Our Town Authorities

We would suggest, in view of the re-
cent serious fires in the larger cities, as
well as in our neighboring towns, the
necessity OF appointing some one armed
with authority to examine all the stove
pipes, flues, and rubbish piles in the vi
cinity of warehouses and other places
where trash of combustible nature
has been allowed to accumulate, and or
der such defective pipes and flues made
secure, as well as the removal of all
such finder piles as we have noticed in
our walks around town. We deem an
appointment of this kind of vital i'm
portance, as it may be the means of
preventing destructive conflagration.
We have noticed stoye-pipes through
the roofs of several buildings as well as
running out of the sides of others. If
these buildings are insured. the insur-
ance is not worth anything, as no COM
pany will pay loss occurring from
such gross carelessness. Webeg of YOU
TO make an appointment of some one ia
look after this matter before it is too
late.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
Farewell Exercises.

Rev. Lemon L. Uhl and wife left Mil
lersburg on Wednesday morning for
India, where they expect to enter upon
nilsson work. Farewell exercises were
held Tuesday evening in the Lutheran
Church. The attendance was large,
and the services throughout were. quite
interesting. Addresses were made by
Revs. A. L. Uhl, VIM. Sharpe, III. S.
Wiles and Stitt. This. young couple go
forth to their.-.work followed by the
prayers of their many friends. "He
that go forth and reapeth, bearing pre-
cious seed, shall doubtless come again,
bringing his sheaves with him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28

Nov. 2lst, 1872.
In your paper of some weeks ago, you
invited correspondence, saying there is
always some news in every place that
will interest the people of other parts
of the county. l do not know how it is
in the "other parts" but l do believe
that in this neighborhoOd there is moth
ing new under the sun. unless it is the
horse disease. and everything is so quiet,
even to the children in school, that the
stiffness is oppressive. Perhaps it is
the lull after the storm and because the
battle is fought. the victory won, and
Grant has never been beaten that we
have such peace.
l presume the light fall of snow we
had the other night twas quite equally
distributed over the county, and the
same is true of the frosty mornings, so
that it would not be news to mention
them, and L believe the only thing we
can claim as our own was corn-husk-
ing and quilting followed by dance in
the evening, that occurred at a neigh
bors house this week, but as | was not
"one of them" cannot say from actual
observation how much enjoyment was
got out of it, though the participants
consider it quite success.
As have written quite enough to let
you know that L have nothing to write
l will stop and wait. for something to
turn up for my next.
Yours quietly,
b.