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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-12
OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
YIcHMoND, VA, December 20, 1873.

nY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
D ASSEMBLY, approved BpriI Q. 1873. II is
lawful for the Circuit Court judges Of this Com.
mon wealth, until the times for hodlng tne Erms
law. to dx the time for holding such terms: The
terms of the Fifth crcnit have been axed rs follows
Bedford Couaty.-20th February, TN MAY, ano
! "a 1pgpmattez County, March, goth May, and
! M Neisonp Sp'sct coaaty.-17th March, sosh May, and
Inshsra couaiy.-2ath March, 9th June. and
). q can.p6su couaty.-sth Aprii Goth June. and
CT Gsty eS SLgnehourg.- April and 18th 3cto-
her "S j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
do on -0taE1 m 49, .-s
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Fire.

l BosToN, January 10..-Frederick Robin
sons stables, in Lynn, were destroyed BY
fire to-day, and eleven horses were burned
to death. Loss, $4,000.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHRTs for sale by z
B. SPENCE Son.
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hlLlTARY INSPECTOR AproisrEp-Goy.
I1o1f s1 or hempsr Aas appointed Colonel Walter
Norfolk. 'e'psS''' ''' 'ae e'sy VI
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BoNp AppRoyED.-Tbe Governor on Sa-
turday approved the bond fled by the exc.
cutor of Jaquelin r. Taylor, deceased. under
the act approved March 20, 1878.
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Entertainments 20 Spanish Naval
Officers. 5ase -

New YoRx, January 10.-The officers Of
the Spanish war steamer Arapiles have been
entertained at Demonico's By the Spanish
residents of this city, 1t Is said that the ac-
ton of Admiral Polo was denounced 10 the
post-prandial speeshes.
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HEAVY MER1No UNDERsHIRTs, only one dollar
each, for sale by e. B. SPENCE & sOS.
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CIGAR SMOKERS, try ScuAAP's fve-cent Excel.
sior and ten-cent Premium clear Havana cigars, al
14O2 Main street. They are prime, I tell you.
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Funs VERY CHEAP at P. wErs1eEn s Co.'s.

ENGLISH HALF-HosE, only four dollars p
dozen, for sale by e. B. SPENCE & SON.
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OvERcoATs, TALAAs, AND CAPEs for sale Low
by E. 3. SPENCE & Son. -
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The late pos.mas.er OF mobIIe.

MOBILE, January 10.-The jury in the case
of j. j. Moulton, late postmaster of this
city, have been discharged, being unable to
agree. They were discharged over the pro-
test Of the defendant.
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p. .wE1s1GEH & Co., 1901 Main street, are selling
great bargains In fura. b. ss S.
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5DEZIN COOKS ESTATE.-Hayiggi
III been appoipted admiuishator of the estate Sf'
REIN COOK. deceased, j hereby nsai1ys all psr-;
cedent In their hznds Is well as al persons indeht
ed to the aaid estate In any fEd1neF 10 come Tor
or TO nav over 70 me their Indebtedness promptly.
~ All pefsons having caasda seaihst the estate Will
present them 70 nue. for paysns !, ,,1r 10
ss ,sAdministratoF or Rexin Cook. deeeased
s5!es.9 Bg;SAalEEL a. kaEs hla astorney.
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HATS OF ALL THE LATE STYLES for sale att !.
WE1sIGER & Co.'s, 1901 Main street.
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. Fire I'm Now Ofaeasas-FhoD DureH
::ss: ~: Investigations. s. ns
5, New ORLEANS, January 1o.- -Fictor's res. res
.taurant and adjoining building, lSa Canai
chine agency and Apderson's photogrsph
gallery, were burned last night. Loss essi-
mated at $50 600. zi.as s.ss., ~ e
= The congressional DureH committee hare
concluded their inyestiga alton, and leave to-
day for Washington.
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DOR SALE CHEAP, one BLACKfSn
II MARE, i've years old, sound and gem -
de:' one TOP. BUGGY nearly neW one SET BIN
street. ja 9-3t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest News from Washington.

| -s.s-.s s 80 u [. = 81 ~
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
The Effects or Mr.. Cuslains,s Nomina-
lion, dc.
AsHRGToN, january 10.-An active cam
yass Of the feeling in political circles over
the nomination Of Mr. Cushing to be Grief
Justice shows to certainty that very
lively war is brewing, and it Is not improba.
bic that few days.will find Radical senators
who have always been leading lights In the
support of the Administration boldly ar
rayed against The President. Comment
upon the nomination is earnest, and in some
instances angry, 50 far as the Presidents
party is concerned. The Democrats view
the situation with composure and evident
satisfaction. Radical senator's are afraid that
the. old stand-bys Of the Administration will
give way to the President, thereby ipjnring
the party and its continuance In power. Mr.
Gushing is looked upon as their political
enemy, inasmuch as he has very clear views
as to the rights of the States and constitu-
tional requirements, and with his coufirma.
tion the power of a party that aims to set
the Constitution aside. whenever party in
tefests require it is materially diminished.
Should he not be confirmed next week there
will be an interesting row unless the Presi.
dent yields to the dictation of Radical ad
visers. This is not likely, as it is well known
he only withdrew Williams's name because
that gentleman requested it, and not out o
respect for any opposition that was made tc
it. Several leading Radical journals are bit.
terly opposed to Mr. Cushing's nomination
TIMON.
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MULES, HORSES, Ae.

TOR SALE, q GENTLE WORK On
JIG HORSE, suitable for family carriage. 81
AnnIy 70 . u. A. NhTdERL AND,
at Office Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court on Satur-
day no business of public interest was trans.
acted I'D, .s...y..
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VoUR FEET.-ATTENTION, Mem
and all afficted with CURNE, BUNIeGs, Dis
EASED Ma ILs, and ~ disordera OF the ieefo e1-
and Comfort. sIlouid mot delay 10 consult DR.
SCHULTZ, the Chirop0ds n Nineteenth street.
between Msin and EEankhD, promptly he mas ap-3
nointme On Ia 10 meet, aud likely to leave. kemeE-
bar treatment painless relief instantaneous. Lar
dies aud children attended aS usual
N A. R-Suhscri pflon LIST open. g. " OsZtA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-12

T'OR RENT, two new BRICK TENE: Ea
I MENTS four rooms each. Also, FRAMEM
HOUSE with five rooms, in nice order, on Buchau-
an street near Venable. Apply 70
A. L. Elicit & Co.'s, No. 12l Main strees.
a 1Q-9fk --l u
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JEWELRY. Re.

REMOVAL - Having re-
N moved to the corner i've doors above the old
stand ] am prepared 70 offer Increased induce
- FINE WATCHES. .JEWELRYs ss:.z.
EH4VEk GOODS, PLATED " AGE.a.. .. d
50 elm corner of Main and Tenth stTeetA
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TOR RENT, TWO.STORY BRICK "a
n DWELLING corner Thirtieth aud Leigh u
streets eigh. rooms; well Of good water on. the
lot; with garden attached. To good tenant the
rent will be low. :n..s E. Al: CLOFTOSt, q
ia 10-3t No. !, Goddln HAL.
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EOR RENT, DESIRABLE FAkaHr
I Ijof SIXTY ACRES, with good EBAnE6ss
DWELLING md other Improvements, ona nie 'lps
IA lsrrs 4 eli ERHai1E bwELLNGiaHrve
a EKAdE DREILIHG On TssssI -ssssssh .'sa
street corner or =,
A STABLE on the ailsy in rear q ths IneasS1 a1
ja10sxt ss - = " s. E iiiS Ndaarle.
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DOR RENT.-sT. ALBAN'S HALL II
II ON Mafn and Third streets. the most siInc. /,
tive and delightful concert, exhibition, q - ~
the ~ sse seasn3 ssy iof feps' 1o' ons j. 10-l15s
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DOR RENT, the property known asa
"WILLTAMS'Sn ISLAND, In James n -
vcr, ,about five miles shove this city. H,emnlssS
about 1875 acres Of land, o consideraDie pats. os
better adapted to trucking. =.
WIN also be rented, either With Or - Titens n tns
This eand for MANY wears had the monopoly OF inc
market, and can be delivered rs cheapfy % any u
equal quality that Is now brought ~. ...,.,. ~.
Here ia fue opening for an active. enterpflSos
man and to such q one inducements Will PC oMers
cd. Apply to GhUbbS q " AnA ~ $50
Ia 6-eOd4t ~ T... r5s
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CEINE-THREAD.-My se-Aaas

SE1NL. L.luhIIAOs--ny oS y&xul 90
y cond supply Of Seine Thread = : :
has arrived. II recommend the came 70 AL hshef,
men and dealers in Seine-thread as the best and
finest ever imported. cai from alt those In want
Is solicited, and satisfaction In price and qqaey
guaranteed. Patent and Soft Setne-Txines seine
Zines, Seine-Corks, C0rkWood, Ropes Cotton
Yarns, for sale cheaper than ever. 7tzgsf
Haul-Ssines made To order AZ factory PEI ces
- '1T'-ss \ ~ L. L.gLICHTENSTElE,.
Importer of Seine: Thread,
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FOR RENT,

GUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WTTHMA
We offer for rent for Inc yenr 1874 FAIRYlEW.
on the Mechanicsville turnpike, short distance
from the corporate limits, Dwelling With eiehs
rooms kitchen, &c. Neghh0rhood good. The
land is in fine state OF fertility, and Admiralty
aaaplea s.aosst aos smarkeGdsn1 RnBBs WILLIAMS.
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fsHIIpREN,s AlNsNlu1ALs {. FoR ls7a. I, ].

!. IA 22-sfAWks - !. ..
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DOR RENT, several very pleasant Ha
II ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, at Nc: -
soulh Sixth street, between Main and Cary
streets. Apply on the premises. Ia 12-M&T4tf
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LtOR RENT, BALLAkUs ID " U , u
II COTTAGE, No. 14a6 Ross street, con- n
tanning seven rooms. with all modern improve
nents; besides, kitchen with three rooms; fof
terms, apply to $50 GEORGE w. HILL.
ia 1924 No. 1341 Franklin street.
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WANTED, a asrespectable WOMAN 80
as iadys maid. Also, good COOK. & App1y
at COL Grace street. 80 3D. 19 He =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07
No 5s-An Act addition section sixty five of chap
ter twentyfor of the general statutes, entitled OF
laying out and discontinuing highways and bridges

No San Actin addition to section sixty Of chap
ter twenty-four Of the general statutes, entitled OF
laying out and discontinuing highways and bridges.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec. l. Whenever any court shall assess any
town or towns any proportion OF the expense OF
putting in repair any highway, as Is pfoV1a to oY
section of chapter twenty -four OF the gener
al statutes entitled OF laying ana discontinulng
highways and bridges" and III all cases where any
court has heretofore assessed any town towns,
the court may In it's decretiOn the motion OF
town Interested as party the proceedings appoint
who shall have charge of ard under whose superin-
tendence and control the putting il repair OF said road
shall be placed and whose direction all moneys eX-
pended therefor shall be laid out.
/ Sec 9 From time to time, the commissioner so
appointed shall need he shall require OF the seiectmen
of each the towns which shall have been assessed
aforesaid and OF the town III through which said
road is located such towns ssess!en or snare o. the
expense OF putting IN repair SAID road IN que anG
ratable proportions and upon such raqS1tl0n It snail
be the duty seectmen required to draw thelT
order orders upon the treasurers OF ther respective
towns for the anGunt or amounts required, which
order orders shall constitute valid and legal claims
in favor of the holder holders Thereon AGAINST thf
town or towns whose treasurers the same shaI
Sec 3 such commissioner shall render TO the cour
by which he shall have been appointed, an 2ccoun
each year of his doings ard expenditures dlrlnS sag
wear in the matters entrusted in his which
account shall the expiration of his commission b
finally audited and adjusted by such court and unde
order and direction upon notice to the several towns
interested therein and he shall be liable to refund tC
the several towns according to their respective inter
ests therein such moneys or property as upon SucE
accounting shall be found i'll his hands.
Sec. Said may ct any time Ill It's dlscretloT
remove said commissioner and appoint another, who
shall be subject to all the restrictions ana aD1Ue
herein provided. 90
amount and with such SuFetleS the court shall re
qure TO each Of the towns Interested as aforesaid
OF his said appointment, ana Tor the repayment o
| such moneys or property as upon such accounting
Sec s. This act shall take erect from its passage
Approved November 81, 1874
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07
No. S7-An Act eulargng the powers of the lnspec
tor of Finance. and defining his duties.


tor of Finance. and defining his duties.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec / The In spector of Finance in addition to
the duties imposed upon him by section sixty-siX,
chaptcr eight of the General statutes shall at least
once year visit an inspect the condition and AZ
fairs of every savings bank and trust company IN
this state and ofener, if he believes the interest
and safety of the deposors IN and creditors of any
such corporation shall require such inspection ana
examination and If, upnn such examination, such
Inspector shall find that the oilcefS OF anv such
CORPORATION have violated the provisions of their
acts of incorporation acts relating thereto,
he NAV in his discretion cause proceeding TO be IN
stuted in the court of Chancery. Tor the RESTRAIN
ing and enjoining of such institution aud the officers
thereof from the collection, disposition and dis
tributon OF the effects and property OF any Sucn
corporation agreeIbly to the provisions oil chapter
eightv-siX of the general statutes entitled OF pr
vate corporations
Sec, Q The Inspector aforesaid shall on + be-
fore the first Monday of August in each year make
a report the auditor of accoun's OF the condition
of every savings bank and trust company IN this
state which report shall emb ace ~ the paru ulars
named in section twentyeignt Of chapter elSnty-sX
of the general statutes.
Sec. 3. Said Inspector of Finance shall receive
by way of compensation for MS services hVe DOL
lars per dav for all the time expended in SAID in
spection and examination, to be pad by the treas
urer of the state upon the warrant of the auditor
of accounts, and said treasurer snail olVlde tne
sum paid as aforesaid, to sad inspector among
the several corporations examined and inspected
as aforesaid in proportion to the capital and depos-
its of the same.
sec 4 No stockhoder or officer 10 any savings
bank or trust company shall be appointed Inspec'
/ tor of Finance.
Sec s. The Inspector Of Finance is hereby
fully authorized in the discharge OF MS duties, as
aforesaid TO exercise such Inspection ami eXamn'
alton, as aforesaid, all AMI sln%uiar the powers
heretofore conferFed upOn the bank commissioner
/ by virtue of chapter cighty-sl& OF private corpo
/ rations.
! Sec. 6. All acts ana parts OF acts inconsistent
/ with this act are hereDv repealed.
sect This act shall tax effect from Its passage
| Appro we'd, November "a, 1874
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07
No. 8o.iOint resolution relating e reciprocity IL

No. S9.-Jont resolution relating 10 reciprocity IN
trade with the DO.ninion OF CanduG.
Resell. Ell by the senate and House Uf Representa-
yes That navIag an intelligent regard Tor the best
interest oil Vermont well as the whOie country, Il
is the duty OF oar senators and representatives III
congress % use their influence against tue consuil
nation OF day Lieaty relating 10 recipl ooIIy IA
l.adc with nc DOMINION Oi 1atdit; aud 10 lnsloI
that the subject OF trade ANA commercial intercourse
with tIalt,ia, 40 well with all other foreign
gountriea Is nos proper matter vi treaty eEpuld-
ton, Dut belongs 10 congress aii shOdId ne
wisely r.-ulated Dy jGdIcouo Legislation
Resolved, hat IA common VITA the Canadian
Deopie we earnestly desire anu hope Tor tue carly
completion. Uf the snip canal connecting the waters
oi the 81. uI hudson EtFefa win Lake
CuItnplall Is FORMING tu important hue 81 coui-
tntInItIl .we-h the great cities On 'lie Alahlic
se,tDOard aAI me grain ana lumber regions 81
ttuittt ..f,4 the ,Ogln 'eo. and IA tliis work 80
Invite the cooperation respectively 81 Tue COVE a.
ua1uLs OF Lie DOMINION ct canada aud Tue Cnited
States 600. 49,
Resolved Ehat Lnc governor Of thts stale DC aad
l. u,.r. t,y t,.Iuested ~ transmit copy o. tiesS
t,,l,,t ,., atI4 Q 4, eIc oar senators tud lepfs
septlLlves la CON- ress; also, u copy cdcH 10 ule
nrrsifieni OF Inc Cnited states and the governor
--,.neraI oI the DOMINION OF Canan@.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07

No 4An Act relating to the division OF public mon
ey among school districts ana n asnanent 0a Sec
two Of the general adto statutes
Sec Section eighty three OF chapter twenty two
OF the general statutes hereby amended so as to read
The one half part of the proceeds OF the tax assessed
by the selcctmen, with the income OF any town appro
prated to the of schools. and ali sums raised Dy
OF the for SUCH use snail annually on the
Friday next precedlng the lasG Iue60ay 1 MARCH, pc
divided by the selectnen o. sucA toMA DeI"een lne
several common school districts in such town equally,
1naY contain; and the remaining one half shall be
divided between such districts, including also any
Of the scholars Of such district between the ages Of
five and twenty upon tfe se6oo IN
aggregate attendance to be ascertaned from the record
tereof to be kept the registers of such schools by
aiding together the number of days of actual atten
dance of each legal scholar shown by the register
the seectmen the several treasurers of such dis
tcts provided that no union district nor dstlc{ Tor
the support of common schools shall receive any snare
OF such moneys unless there shall during the year next
district school full terms of ten weeks each or
their equivalent; provided also that nothlnS nerel
Sndar the act entitled An act 70 enlarge powers Of
such district, approved NoyemPer IL iSSs ;, f
section eghty-sx Of chapter twenty-five OF the gener
al statutes is amended 50 as 70 read as I2iLoWs
10 Be divided among the districts in proporton to the
fficts between the ages of five and twenty years,
each district shall receive such sum as Will De IN pro
rton to the whole to be divided in such towns,
which the aggregate attendance of the whole number
Of children in such district resding IN s3ch
children such town; Andthe clerk OF such district
Schools il each town. specifying the number OF children
in district between the ages OF I'VE and twenty Years
such district end the aggregate aSen o o.
qF b ~ attendance Of the Whole number Of
children between the ages OF nVe and twenty years
se5 All acts inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act ara hereby repeaed ,o+ .,,,, ;.s ,.saoo
Approved, November "a, 1874
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07
No. 54-An Act in relation to the duties OF highway
surveyors.


Sec l. When the highway surveyor il any town IL
this state shall have expended all the money IL the
tax-b delivered to him by the seectnle, provided
by section nine, chapter twenty nva OF the general
statutes and the amount OF such tax sEali be una N
suicisnt complete the ordinary repairs Of me llgl
WAYS in his district shall be the duty CT the highway
surveyor inform the seectlnen. or either o. them
of nsu1lciency Of suCn and upon sacl DOtlGo
shall be the dut OF the selecGmen 10 provide olhar
for the completion OF the ordinary tepalts End
in no case shall the town be CHAR =eaa with any eZ-
pense for such ordinary repairs OF highways, except
that incurred under the direction of the saecCnen.
shall the highway surveyor be lol 70 LIE Jo"il
for damages ocGasoned by the want 81 any ordinary
repairs OF highways after ne shall nave given the
notice aforesaid, and the seectmen snail refuse or
neglect to furnish TO complete such ordinary
repairs. o.. r.,
See All parts Of acts inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed.
See B. This act shall take effect from is passage
Approved, November "A, 1874
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07

No 65-an Act III addition to chapter tMelty o. tle
general statutes. entitled " Of tne supf'to q -,
Itoval Of pail,rs aud the relief OF the 4iis@he p'
- ~ frsfaes OF the Vermont asylum for me
insane are hereby authorized to cn&rg9 m Els stae
Fl said asylum: and said trustees may ara" ~
tfalslry Of this state upon the orQeF o. titf "a ~
t o ear town having insane poor persons ~
IN Ia s[itIJn te sum of seventy live cents per "eeA
Tor eac1 OF said insane poor persons, Tor fhe 9 ~
shall have been confined there durlng IaG e md fa
r@e1ine- lha month OF August, annually anu tSl
cents per mile by the nearest practlcdDIe a. ~
their respective residences to SAID asylum d" ~ =
fe7lse OF transportation .,.s- .;.,t,+ and forty,
Sec Sections thirty thlrGy ny at d IN
two OF CHAPTER twenty Of the general satues @uu a.
act entitled An act to amend secton LII - u ~
chapter twenty OF the general statutes; 1s59
are hereby repealed. -. i+e -,.sssoe
Sec 3 This shall take efect from lss i'aS917''
Approved November a. 1874
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No 55-An Act in amendment section OF act a-
proved November -, 1865 entitled " An act relating to
warning meetings.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec Section OF approved November -,
1865 entitled relating warning town meetings,
is hereby amended so 10 read as follows:
the officers OF city, whose duty 1t shall be
to warm canse TO be warned town or city meetings,
shall refuse TO be warned town or city
meeting any purpose petition in writing thirty
legal voters setting forth the purposes said
meeting for than days after receiving said petit
ton said Ulcers refusing negectng shall each be
liable 10 penalty OF forty dollars, and ike penalty of
forty dollars for twenty days neglect refusal
cause TO be warned such meeting thereafter
Approved, October Is. 1875.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07
No. as-An Act relating to highways

It Is hereby enacJel, &c:
Sec |, The saiectlnen OF any town MAY, Wnen IL
their Judgment the public good requires It, and by
petition duly presented tue for that purpose they
are specially requested to do, lay out highway
across ary in said IordWay, under the
same provisions as are now provided in ease laying
out and discontinuin% highways; provided however,
that in any sucn highway shall be laid out
fordway above provided, the town shall not III any
event be liable for any injury or damaHe that may De
sustained by any person by of the INSURGENCY
of said fordway.
Sec. . All and parts OF acts inconsistent Win
this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. ). This act shall take fleet from It's passage
A nInrONaH &OYen1ner y. lSIi.