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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Rev. S. w. Tindell, pastor Of the
Baptist Church in this city, left
for Sebec, Maine, this week,
where he expects TO make his fu-
ture home. Mr.. Tindell has won
The high esteem, not only Of his
church, but Of all the community.
The church has not made arrange
ments for another pastor yet, but
will shortly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Mr.. John Smallin, who had his
leg cut oil on the 4th Of this
month, was removed to his home
this week. He is improving very
fast.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

lfyou want Sorghum Machines
come and see us and save money.
SURGUE;E, JouIsToN & Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Messrs. Williams d Smith, our
marble men, have just received
a lot of the incest Italian marble
We have seen. They have now
on hand a nice assortment of
Tombstones, and can always make
anything that anyone else can.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

J. X. Clingan will find some
thing TO his interest by address
ing j. O. Box 81, Cleveland, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

EF DON'T FAIL to call at this
office to have election tickets
printed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Sorghum Mills and Evuporators
for sale by SuRGUlNE, JonysTON 4
Go.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

BE getting ready for the next
Fair. Fix to drive the old woman
and all The children there.
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ron

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounco W. l.. DOWELL Esq, Of Polk county,
asa candidate to represent Bradley and
Polk counties in the next Legislature, sub
iect TO the action of a convention.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Onions and Irish potatoes bought
by SURGUINE, JOHNSTON & Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Ice CEcam Saloon in the Ocoee
House.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

William \. Wheeler, the candi-
date for Vice President, has writ
ten his letter Of acceptance, il
which he strongly advocates re
form, return to specie payment.
uplrolding Of public schools, and
honesty generally. His letter is
regarded as a strong document,
anil shows that he is an ~eXtraor-
binary man.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Tlc recent cold snap has been
death to linen clothes. You could
see Il fellow dressed in linen on
Sunday, but on Monday you
couldn't. The thermometer on
Sunday stood 80 in the shade, and
on Monday at The same time it
was 7j-moking a. fall Of 20 dc.
yrces.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

How patriotic some people gel
sometimes. Ever since it has
been known that the Secretary Ct
War don't want any volunteers to
help fight the Indians, he has
been receiving propositions from
all over the County to furnish
soldiers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28
GnnuiNnipN

wanting tickets printed at this
office, leave your orders as early
as possible.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

The editor Of the Cleveland
Banner once indicted for treason,
and now supports Iilden-anoth-
err reason why Shammy should be
electel-all the "ref0rmers' sup
port him.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28
EnR CuANCELLOR.

. IHNNJELIUN.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. W. NJ. Bradford AS a candidate
for the office of Chancellor; Independent Of
any convention. Election in August next,
The District is composed Of the counties OF
Monroe, McMinn, Bradley, Polk, James,
Himilton, Marion, SeQuatchic, Bledsoc'
Rhca and MciSs.
We are authorized and requested to an
no,ncc Hon. d. G. TRFwrurT, Of Hamilton
county, as a candidate for Chancellor. The
district is composed Of the counties of Mon
roc, McMina, Bradley, Polk james, Homil-
ton, Marion Sequatchie Bledsoe, Rhea and
Meigs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

Wheat bought by Surguinc,
Johnston & Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28

CEND 25cts. to GEO. P...ROWELL & CO., New
- York, for pamphlet OF 100 pages continuing
list Of 5000 ncwspnpors, and estimates showing
cost Of advertising. -
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28
The Weekly Herald.
PONlmasfcrS

are requested TO notify us at once
if any copy of the HERALD is not
taken out of their office regularly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-28
Atlanta Market,

Corrected Every Week by
E. T. cox 81 CO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16


g. Frank EngstteIn. Of Austin. mnkos
Sho following complaint againBt tho
FhatsehA osapany: q
81 WAS passenger on tho cmigramt
train with n ticket from Omahn Ia Ncno.
On arriving Mt Battle Mountain l laid
ovUr q few hours to sstciIdta buBineSs
matters. until the arIi wi al tiSe pusstSa .
ger train, on which, intcildcd to take
passdge for Winnenlucca, md tAcro
await tho arrival Of tho cinigrirL train,
= which tho passenger, train passca he
tween Baltic Mountain and Winno.
mucca, md. having business 1t Carson,
: Iosumo my journey to Roma. At Baltic
Mountain /, bought = hrst-cIaRa ticket to
.Winhcnuccs. and got aboard tho pas
Ronger train. When Conductor Case
came around / showed him my tickets,
hut no demanded % so more. This /
Refused to pay, and the conductor put
: mo 6ff tho train Ave miles west Of Battle
Mountain. proceeded n foot, and mr.
Rived 1t the Btonc Honso Station, where
! was refused any Accommodations, Gyqp
q drink Of water. then plodded along
70 1clcondn. aud there got aboard tho
ohllgraht train. paid my fare again. md
GrtiYod ut Winnumucca last night
Wo understand that Mr.. EngbtrOm
has placed the matter in tho hands of
AN attorney, and tlInt Bnit for dninngcs
will be the result, md that complaint
ssill be made against tho conductor for
assault end buttcry.--.Sircr State. *
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16
torpeaE9+ nE lllx 30 WV.

. - . I
He Was not q 1ar.e man, c7cepr lin
: his ideas aud lid the ,Riinncr Of his
Spesch.a His i1se WAN as grave MS tho
ChihesGpoblenA. but there wax n int,izs,
Eicoi cast in Ms left eye. nud his sunsue
was pAch end heavy. with o foreign nc.
eenA, nlbcit aa rapid M tho rushing wa
seIs Of the river Die, LeahiI,Y sX4ipus
the frightful head Of one VI Tie iron
Robs On California street, with the
general nppgGrance Of being rrndy
either to brace up the market or stand
from under. he voiced this idyl,
cts n fne thing to dale in stocks
yuu knoW-yc.rc right get7:aIi
/. ne points from Flood. AIisther Floods
:, 1 frihd . 'ininc. make oil mo money
through him. He's a Kind advisor.
Z, 4 few days ogone !, wint to ms frind
=, Flood, and seq |, '3Ilsther, Flood, seq
y I:'Eouid I be best Gpyiu' few shares of
SaraSsl IT'S, goin', cheap, SCI /, 'un,
the Lord knows but tn get ont % Inc
rnche soon, BE, frind Flood looked up
ii from his writin'-he was signin' q
4, chick for nm orphan asyluni-an' seq
etc me; shakin' his big head betiulcs,
Z tDon' touch 1t, SCI he; devil q thing
!, , is there in the mino but wathcr, an
u may hurt rye, seq he. Thank you,
!, Aisther Flood, SEE I, Thin I whit an
tuck in TOO shares. get oil me points
from Flood. II %ns goin' ut SIT. Be-
times It rose to S22T an, I bethoual,t
/, a, myself Of my frind Flood ngin' nu' whit
Ito his Office, lie, was. glul to zee me.
in He was Speakin' to his chufc clerk about
kapin' tho Gss1sslnents from .got,ih'
) n mixed with tho dividends, but ho kindly
stopped and gave me a nod uiid a wink.
h, Good iDornin' Misther Flood, SCI 1.
{, Savage. is quare; stock. It's lapin'
ii about like a dog with male % poison,
~ HeE, l.. Wouldn't best sell n tritle OF
4 short2' he looked at me kindly, aud
- Ke4 he: Lave it alone for n while; its
B risin' like q full moon, seq ho, I'wilout
K signs Of stoppin, an; couldn't advise
70 To sell. 'Thank you Misther Flood,
- .EeE I. Thin wint md sold me Savage
; %, Keene, He Ind a :, thriHe already.
I, 4 but il was frindly TO- take it an. give
yr ;thed profit OF $4,000. 1 get all me
I, points from me lrind Flood; but don't
ia; be talking aboqtit; ho might change
, his syRtem some time and brcak me-
10 ii7TSqn Ffaneiseo Ioai, no, III, 8, :.
itag TWAS currently reported thet some
III pdrtievldy frinds Of Mr.. Sharon enjoyed
), she ! cs9'hlhtdOhee d Tint gsntleirae 70 tho
ii Fame alaTnins cStens, about. a coupE,
III Of ysarsl ago-butn hibcrninn limo
y SenSe' IS not always associated with
-. Iunl&bls Ambition ~ i''1ahc Z
"a q
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16


TIE following account of tho marriage
.,5Io OF our. esseemea towpsman,, NJ. p. FREQ
q; man, with tho attending ceremonies
I2n.And social plcsstrts, is from tho oak-
nia land TrdnseriPifiiI .,!as FIJI .:I4ri..l
ls,aI A goodly gathering OIL friends, Assem-:
n. bled at the residence Of Mr.. md Mrs!
Or Johnson, East Oakland, ycstcr-
day, to witness the happy hNion Of two
~ loving hearts, Mr.. Merrill P. Freeman,
L.ta OF Elso, Nevndap and Carrie Pixley, OF
M San Jose, Rev. T., d. Hascasl, Rector
. of the Episcopal Church OF SIN Jose,
:; toficiatcd; reading tho beautiful, and
impressive service OF the Episcopal
- Chutch; Miss Lizzie. Sargent Of Mo-
:, SxHunno Hill, acted as bridesmaid, ancs
Dr. }ALeigsit Of Elko. aB groomslnan; 20.
i y; Is csstspn ESP giving tho bride away.
y. =, To SaS the bride was beautiful, does
~, ~, TaSt hSf ,.s4Prea the admiration OF all
,.ii pressntz7-HeF ppecstAy the gent Tho
groom looked tao nohlo prido ho felt in
! Winning tho hesr4 ana hand Of ono 30
;, +. lovely, Everyone was petectly happy,
=. and even the flowers which deckcd tho
room gave forth q ,swoeter perfume for
-; .thoIf: occasion. :, The congratulations
.,1,wete hearty and sincere, because they
I, gcen1e from friends. Slr. and Mrg.
Freeman, father hnd mother ,oi the
i = groom, were present, die hEau1iGst ef
~ The happy, for instead Of lSosing a SON.
they fonhd beaulErl daughter. While
: I, Hha Observation-Disclosures wore going oil, "a
:, tSleGtstbic dnfssengcr appeared OH thg
setsF. wibh "a ,conSrntulatory telegram
a. from E1Rao, Nevada, a;Grrfoa ly Governor
.n, Bradley, ana .twonty .oight others of
the prominent mep Of Enha, The dis
patch was we'll timc,l, iOGr Ut ; Sannic at
=, The, proper, time to. ininsle vital, the
-, B0gd wishes, Of those present After
!, congratulations were over, the company
. ,rrIfairsd 70 the reircshuent room, where
/; ,a!hostilifitlly decorated table wns spread
Tn tue form Of Maltese Cross, aud
loaded with choice delicacics, showing
1ue tho handiwork Of nm; artistic caterer.
40 The bride and groom will take rooms
'srRt tho Pplaco Hotel for a fGw ,dayR
go yheJo they VII recoiue thal frionSs
ietias&Me&qpsiring TO their home Gu Nd
t..aiUTu -, ts..s5. lr. -. .-.,. .'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16

81 H.
y JThE 'SacrdftlcntO Rttt.d. Uaion OF
! ArHlG says: &lcatle, tho indian charg.
fl With murder, came into tho District
Court ysRtcninS qnd Withdrew his plen
n mot guilty" and BY consent was
allowed to plead guilty TO murder IN
ani tl5'9 ebuH sentcnced him 10 ton
years t0haneinent In The State Prison.
Ink sergcant.ht-atma OF Tho House Of
Representatives bns instructed the War.
den OF tho United States Jail to furnish
ta6als 70 Hhllct Rilbourfc Mt II cost not
exceeding 81 per day. 'aa.i 80
TX London, Captain 1. Cohen, Of the
steamer FrNnconio, which ran into aud
HbDk tho steamer Clyde, WAS found
ghjIty Of granddaughter,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16
NEW YorK, April IA.

I special from brownsville says
General PoriireE DiHs Commanding the
Mexican Revolutionary forces is in pos
session Of tho entile frontier opposite
the American Territory. Labarn and
Mexican custom officers ure on this
side Of the river, md the United States
gum boat Is On the sothcrs side. All is
quite Mt present. ~ ~ 81 E$
CHICAGO, April II! (
\ Sioux City special says the steamer
Carroll, leaves to-day for Fort Benton
and intermediate points. She has about
60 Passengers for The Black Hills. The
steamer Benton also left yesterday for
the SanIe fort.
! Captain ltUberts, will Leave SPRING.
field next week with u company of 400
men, with their own teams, for tho
Binck Hills. This is the largest COM
pany TINT has yet been formed for the
mines since the first excitement. Travel
for the Hills il OH the increase. ~.
1s;g-..a SAS'ASToSIo, Tex. April IL.
The following dispatch llas been re-
cctved from Col. Merriam command
ing ut Fort Sonth. AZ have caused the
Mexican prisoners to give up their arms
nnd have hnd mn interview with our
commercial ngcnt Mt New Laredo. Tho
,revolutionitss have not committed my
excuses ON New Lareda thus far.
On Saturday, =. w. Smith OF SUlnnu
County California aud II. II. Pnltcn of
Lawrencehurs, Indiana, were murdered
while tending sheep on Lena Creek,
20 miles from Sin Autonih, their bodies
showed both gun shot mud arrow
wounds, but the presumption is that
they were murdered by "a bnnd OF out
lnws cuInl>Osed of Americans, McXicnns
md lndinns., Tile same aali. stole II
head OF horses from Mr. Bennett living
III the s'iinO. vicinity The tNo inem
who were robbed Of their watches, etc.,
make five PERSONS believed to have been
killed by the ring. d." as =. ,.-'" .H'. 4,
..... MADISON, Mis-, Aprill4.
G, VI. Wheeler, late President Of tho
First National Bank of Lacrosse, who
wnH arrested in Chicago recently, ,w.,H
before Judge bradley md his exnmil,a-
ton postponed. Wheeler was sent 10
jail in default Of SlO,OUO bail. -
p. H." e.. DAyISroEr, Town, April IL.
Throughout this f. county great dam.
nge has been done by the lite storm;
twenty bridges being washed AWAY,
The loss in Scott County will reach
$50, 900. All trims on the Davenport
and st Paul Railroad have been sus-
pended for two days. No trains have
arrived from the west since Wednesday.
=, ~ WAsitISGToE, April II.
The committee on ST.. Louis wiliskc
trials, yesterday cxuinincd Mr.. Euton,
one of the ,spccinl Counsel employed,
who testified that Attorney General
Picrponrs letter. had most damaging
enGct on the prosecution. .., :
Tho bill to supply the deficiency in
the Printing Bureau Of thu Treasury De.
partlncnt, and for the issue OF s,ibsidi.
airy silver. com, III the place of fractional
currency, camo up i'll tho House, and
SENATE Amendments wcro concurrcd in.
The bill now goes to the President for
his signature.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16

FRoM the Se"fine' VIC learn Tint Larry
Lynch, on trial for the killing Of =
Roach in Eureka, la" been acquitted.
From tho Hnmc source wo learn Tint
our old acquaintance, ". Il. Taylor,
has renowned the ayocation ofhslinsInan
OF n grocery store for the delights Of ell
ginrering It tirst-clnss thcutre. William
WAS always little whin,aical, hut We.
thought his wired experiences Ind az
tended over too much surface to ever
permit him TO become stpgc-stfuck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16

The 1tED NES.--rhc Installation Of
officers and tho initiation Of members
Of Manhattan tribe Of tho Improved
Order Of Red Men, WIS commenced by
Great Sachcm Holden and Junior Snsa.
more Alchorn on Saturday afternoon,
making good progress, Everything
necessary to place tho tribe ON n
thorough working basis was accomplish
cd Wednesday, afternoon. .',' =.
y, We, expected, and wonid have been
grntiticd, to receive n visit from the
Grand Officers, here Mt Elko, while
they were out in the castern part Of the
State, bnt now presume VIC arc to be
deprived Of that pleasure. f-n. g..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
Chapter al.

AN ACT relating to the Settlement Of the Public
Lands.
Re At enacted by tie Senate ahG House Of Representa-
tires IN Legislature asspmbIed as f0IEotes.
Sc TioN /. The land agent, under the direction
OF tie governor and council or such Other person
as may be authorized thereto shall convey any lots
which have been surveyed according to law, at the
price Of thtyve cents per acre, to actual settlers
ANA no more than one lot shall be sold to any one
person.
SEC. 2. The purchaser shall give for such lands
two notes payable in one and two years, in labor
on the reads in the township whore the land lies
and shall establish his residence his lot within
two years from the date of his certificate and
certificate, which shall not be assignable, shall be
given, stating that he has become purchaser Of
said lot therein described, and that he Will he en-
titled to deed when he complies with the require
ments Of the law.
SEC. 3. All road labor to be performed under tho
provisions Of this act former acts shall he done
under the direction of the persons named in tho
hrst section of this act.
SEC. 4. All persons who actual settlers, now
hoIG1ng certificates, shall be entitled to deeds upon
the same conditions and requirements are pro-
Yided in section two Of this act.
SEC. ). Al laws il an way conflicting will. the
provisions Of this act, are, far relates to it,
hereby repealed. approved Feb 23 1860
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
(iaanter s;sn.

An ACT to amend section seven ofchapteI tGirty.of
the REVISED Statutes, relating u Bounty Oh Wild
Animals.
tres IN Legislature asSeo11fed as foi{0tas:
Section seven Of chapter thirty Of the revised
statutes, Is herehy, amended ny striking out the
ton, and Inserting instead thereof the words 'goy-
ernor and council 50 that said section hen amend
81 shall read as follows:
SEC. :. Said certificates and receipts shall an
nually, in the month Of December, be transmitted
to the treasurer of state, and by him laid before the
governor and council early as convenient and
whom allowed by the governor and council Shall TO
paid by the treasurer Of state to such towns
lAppr0vod February %, lS76.l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
Chapter $40.

AN ACT to amend chapter ninety-one of the Re-
yised Statutes, relating to liens Buildings and
Lots.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUes in Legislature assenlbled follotUs
Section twenty-eght of chapter ninety-one of the
revised statutes is hereby amended BY striking out
after the work affected" in the second line the
words ''such lien shall not attach, unless tho per
son, before furnishing the labor materials gives
notice to such owner Of his intention to claim the
lien,' so that said section shall read follows:
sEcIdoN p. II the labor or materials were not
erty to be affected, the owner may prevent such
hen tor labor or materials not then performed or
furnished by giving written notice to the person per-
forming or furnishing the same that he will not to
responsible therefor Approved Feb. %, 1869
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
CHAPTER IA.

An ACT relating to Insurance Companies,
BE b enacted By the Senate amt HouSe 0T R4prfsfnta
tie IN Legislature GS&e0bIed, as follows.
SECTION /. Any ten or more persons, residents Of
ths state, who shall have associated themselves to-
gcther by an agreement in writing, such as is here
matter described with the intention Of constituting
a corporation for the purpose If transacting the
BUSINESS q Insurance. either upon the stock or uu-
tnAi principle, against loss or damage by Ere by
lightning, by tempest, or by the periIs of the sea
and other periIs usually insured againqt Nv marine
insurance companies including risks Of in lnn3 nav
lgatl0n and transportation, shall become c rpura-
ton upon comply ing with the provisions Of section
nine Of this act, and shall remain corporation with
all the powers rights and privileges, and subject t.
in all general laws, which are or may be in force
relating to insurance corporations.
SEC. ?. Such agreement shall sat forth the fact
that the subscribers thereto tate themselves
with the intention to constitute corporations The
name by which the CORPORATION shall BE known the
class Or classes Of Insurance for the transaction OF
which the corporation is to be constituted, tho plan
or principle upon which the business is to DC con-
ducted the town or city in which it is established
or located and tfa joint stock company, the amount
Of its capital stock, and if mutual company with
a guarantee capital, the amount thereof The cap
ital stock OF joint stock company organized for
any of the purposes hereinbefOre mentioned. shall
not be less than one hundred thousand dollars.
SEC g. Any mutual insurance company may he
organized under the provisions of this act, with Il
guarantee capital of not less than one hundred
thousand dollars divided into shares of one hun
dred dollars each; and policy shall be issued hy
such corporation until one-tourth, at least, of it,
guarantee capital shall have been paid in in cash.
and invested as provided in section five Of chapter
one hundred and forty-eiSht Of acts of eighteen
hundred and seventy three.
SEC. A. No policy shall be issued by purely
mutual company until applications shall have been
made in good faith, for Insurance to the amount of
thirty thousand dollars and policy shall be
issued by q joint stock company until its capital
stock shall have been paid in, in cash. and invested
as provided in section three.
SEC s. ANY name not previously in by an
existing corporation company may be adopted,
provided, that the words insurance or mutual in
surance, as the business is to be conducted, shall
constitute part IF such title The Insurance com
missioner may refuse his certificate hereinafter pro-
VIded, if, in his Judgment, the name adopted too
closely resembles the name Of an existing corpora
until the adoption of a different name.
SEC. g.. The first meeting for the purpose Of an
organization shall be called by notice signed bv
one or more Of the subscribers to such agreement,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
GhaDter LIE.

AN ACT additional to chapter two hundred and
t'senty-thfee Of the Public Laws Of eighteen hun
porati0ns.
Be e1sactfd By The Ssaate and House Of REPRESENTA-
tares IN Leg5siat2nscSssmbied,a as follows:
SECTION |. The provisions Of section one Of chap
ter two hundred and twenty -Chreo Of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and seyepty-o1c, shall
not be construed to prevent railroad corporations
from establishing necessary rules aud regulations
for the cancellation of tickets, and exchange Of par
TALLY used tickets such rules and regulations to be
publicly posted at each ticket office and on all pas
senger trains and when practicable printed upon
the tickets. And any ticket or check given in cx-
change for the unused portion Of a partially used
ticket, shall continue in force for the full term of
the original ticket, as provided in said section.
SEC, g. This act shah take effect when approved.
AppToyed Feb. %, 1870
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-16
Chapter 1879.

AN ACT additional to and anendatory Of section
t1ty,5iYe, chapter one hundred and thirteen, Of
the Revised Statutes relating to the support Of
debtors in jail.
Be enacted by the Seaote ond House If Representa-
tsues in Legislature assembled as follows
SECTION |. Section fifty five Of chapter one hun
dred and thirteen of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by the addition of the following words
when a debtor is committed to prison on mesne
process or execution, the creditor committing said
debtor shall advance to the jail0r pay for one
weeks board Of said debtor
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved Fe5ruary p. Ls-n.l