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The New York herald., 1877-07-08
$40 TO a p. 4
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FLOUR FIRMER- WHEAT FIRMER- CORN rIRMER--
OATS FIRMER-WHIsKEY EAsIER-PoRK DULL
AND HEAvY-LARD FIKMER--P PETROLEUM
QUIET SPIRITS TURPENTINE sTEADY-RusIN
QU1ET-OILs sTEADy--CoF1EE FIRM SUGAR
NoMINAL-FRErGHrs FAIRLY ACTIVE IN
PETROLEUM TONNAGE.
SATURDAY, July 7-6P. NJ.
There was not much change IN the CONNIE ciai stu.
alton to-day, but the markets unusually strong
for Saturday But little business done Change
flour, wheat corn aud all lrmer aud OF
them were higher. Whskey was easier. Pork was
dull ana heavy. Lard was nrn. Freights were about
steady. Coffee firm. Sugar nominal OILS STEADY.
Petroleum. quiet. kosin quiet. and spirits turpen,ins
steady.
COFFEE Rio firmly held, but quiet; 49s hays,
Laplace sold at lss4c Mild coieo steady but
qiet. We quote :-Ordinary cargoes, lie IKE. lair
do. i9Ac.; good oo., 2oac; prime do. 2okc.
range for lots. l7c 22,ac Santos fair good
l9lc zoe, gold 30 days; Java bags 23s
a 24c.; do grass mats 2fc II 2ec. sing lpore. l9c a
2Ohc; Ceylon 19c a21c Maracaibo, 1sc 2olsc La
gusyra, Ice 2oc. Jamaica l71sc 191sc; ST. Domingo
1870 I7c; Porto Rico. lsc 20c.; Costa Rca. 1sc.
a Die; Mexican, is1sc. n zoe. Macassar Igc. Die
Ans osiura 1870 2O>ac savanis. lsc 2Oc.; Curaeoa
lie. u Nc.
CorroS. The Exchange will be cosed until Monday.
meal. 200 buls and $50 bags; lu9 l15 bushels
oats, 2O0D do barley malt, 900 do Ihe -four arket
quiet but steady moderate business done tor he
southern, 1900 bbls ut ths xed quotations
Hour cdsteady, with sales of S75 ubls. Corn
was steady, with sales l.oOO bbis and bags. We
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The closing prices IN San Francisco were:-

dividend OF So per share was declared Calior-
MIA mining stock to-day.
The sales OF mining shares in New York Today
Ms officially reportcd ware ma foIiows.
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So, ,e22, o5o 81, so7, 15o


legal rcq',s. s2l 19o45o s2l l5o Inc Sos, 700
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board wore "a higher for Louis
lana sevcns consos, and steady Tor Tennessee Skies
new; virginia sixes. cousols, aud Missouri sxcs of
1877 and Missouri long SKIES to which dealings were
conened District OF Columbia g. 65's sold at 79H-an
advance OF 4. In New Orleans louisiana consos
sold at 10 s6is.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds werc generally higher. and the fol
lowing were changes IN prices compared with last
previous saes:-An advance OF lX in New Jersey
Central convertbles, ,, III Union Pacific lrsts Pacific
Railroad OF Missouri lrsts and Chicago and North
western consolidated gold seycns Il IN Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy sevens, New Jersey Central rss,
new, ond Morris and Essex scvens of 1871 Central
Pacific frsts (san Joaquin brauch) declined y, and
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens aud do
OF 1917 u each.
mr. puf
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CLOSING ouorArIoSs-s r. M.
The following were the closing quotations. at ,hree
ADVANCE AND DECLIyE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following shows tho advance and decline in the
osng prices of the principal active stocks to-day as
compared with those oil yesterday:-
ADvANcE.-Ne York Central, u; Like Shore * !;
81. Pau preferred, l3s; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, i
Michigan Central, n Western Union. ~ Illinois Cen.
tra, Ia; Rock Island, 1as 81. Paul, ~ Lack savanna
u; Dciaware ana Hudson, a.
DECLINE --Hanniba and ST. Joseph preferred, "
Erie, d; Northwest, u; Ohos a.
MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was easy at per cent closing at TX
Q per cent The following the rates OF exchange
On New York at the aforementioned cities TODAY
savannah, buying 3-l6, selling 5-1G Cincinnati steady
buying par, selling l-l0; Charleston easy u 4 pre-.
milm; ST. Louis, so premium; New Orleans com
morcia, p discount, bank u premium, and Chicago
70 premium. Foreign exchange Is quiet and steady
with actual business at ASIA Tor bangers' sixty DAYS
sterling and 4.s9Is Ior demand.
THE MARKET
Gold opened at 1851 ana quickly advanced to lO5s5
nt which all the sales for tue rest of the
day. The borrowing rates we're Il and per cent
Loans were also Hat and at "a per cent for car
ryiug
Gold clcariprs at the National Bank of the Stae of
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMM RcIAL.


LosDoy, July 4:3O p. VI.
Sugar. 3ls per twt for No. IL Dutch standard the
spot and 3ls. tor do. unoat
LONDON: July &, 1877.
Lnseed oil. E27 los f2s per ton.
NEW YORK PRODUCE kxcHAsGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. July Z, 1877. =
Pork-Easern dull at 0or.: Western duh 5Us Bacon
Cumberland cut dull It 29s short rib dull ~ 33s ia
long clear dull at 33s 3D. short dull at 34s I'd. liam
Long cut du at I3s shoulders dull At 2is Cd Beet-India
mess steady ut ss extra steady NJ Dos prime
steady at SOS lard-Prme Western dull ~ ABS Tallow
Prime city steady At 40s I'd spirits tSpentine dull at
lis 3D. Rosin-Common dull ut 5s.; Hne dull ut los.
thcese- American choice dail AZ Dis Lard OIL dull at
46s rlour Extra stnte steady at 29s. Cd Wheat-No |
spring steady lis i'd. No. do steady at lis 3D. win
ter Southern none in the markets winter Western. none
In the msr9eL Corn--Mixcd solt hrnier ut 24s Sd.
NAsKLrs
LONDON July 7, 1877.
There has been improved business In Mineing lane
markets during tho past week s leading feature has
been the opening OF the marSet Tor seuson's teas.
Qualities, RUE. In error to last years. and prices
have consequently ruled low the depression being further
increased by the Nunprecedentediy large quantity
iatcs, prices are 2d. TO td per 10. lower
thnn hose paid for modrato portion sold by private
fucs'ay. Really fine which were hitherto in
limited supply, realize comparatively high rates Coffee
has been steady demand but ole
by auctiQn we're bought III. Rice has further advanced Tor
hontingcargoes. continues dali The tail on Tn
week is sd in exceptional Is cwt refined
being slightly lower here, bus Grn dcarer
the Clyde. Hack pepper meets with more inquiry salt
petre remains dull.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July Z. 1877
The OF bullion withdrawn from tho Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day Is 100.
Paris adves quote cent rentes at lo1 oc for the
account
Exchange London 25c 1876. for short sight.
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The closing pricos OF Philadelphia stocks were
MINING SHARE,

The following were the opening quotations for min
Ing stocks at San francisco to-day :-Goud Curry,
IL; Savage, 7; Chcar Potosi, 29 Ophr. Ia Hale 4
Norcross, AZ; Grown Point, 3; Yellow Jacket, o.
BeIcher, 8; Imperial, /; Virginia Consolidated, 81; ;
California. S3; 0verman II; Raymond Il Ely sh;
Eureka G. ", 3; Best Il Bclches, II; Keutuck 4;
Union Consolidated 81 Alpha, 10R; Meadow Valley,
lH Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 9H; Caledonia az;
Silver Hill. 2; Eureka Consolidated, 20; Justice, 5ts ;
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W heat MAS YER, hfm prime held ~ decidedly higher
pomnaliy r. o. asl 50 ana siiIw"ukes 4 ga y ~
rcd southern to arrive. Corn wa. in AIR demand ana
I21ouo bushels, a! 5sc. 5sac. d. 900
S'sd %ssd .,s's s1 and Ss sa.e f s vans for r'
% as oS s susnss s. No. H 5Say spsi se
svo9 bushels si "a, Au-s., s'e.mS at se 2s0 5a,hes
6Oc,. and 300 bushels no. september at Gle beans
I'D At ssc Western quoted at 1Jc. 75c. Barley was
quiet Baresm.lt; about 1000 bushels s,x.rowed ,ate
better demand the $1,000 heis within
se se o 4 i5s s:s 49, s. do
mSed. 5olsc a SIC /. do Doc no > is}sc, No. ),
n,Mr Asp Jurh.-Jute butts neglected Hemp
ss 81 single ssi6 sals S Sr SousIs and $50
Italian s27o s21s god lute 4'.c dc. eurreney jae
Ss@p Ss1s s. s a ds S"'Gs"s' &C. .s'" @ 'e Sc ali S.
MoLAsshs Domestic Was dull unsettled and nominal.
~'sed I,s' BE ssc; d. esssa 4oe i2e do music
sSo Es sns 4oe ns,,, as soes.y M 42e ise i ro ~,
leans, 4ood. zoe prime, DIE. 54e. e.oice ojc.
sr aas 1p ssi saa tea Es, S sss .Ss aue
Lol. geed strained. tor Immediate hpmen sold at q 81
order s "SSl'",'% Il )"
T. a ss%'aes 30 ' asss. II from WIN y Nv q q II r.
lows: Kosin duh and nominal str"insd si 30. good
SS hard ' a'ss "ss @ y Spirits and
nominal NJ 2s5sc.
UiLs.-volton seed oil very quiet Tho following
tho Dad aud asked prices At tue morning call july,
ss sp snts is Soc I'D s S 81 oeSs Sd o I'D sfSs
asteJ. seller wear 47lsc bid DOC sksd Lnseed Oh wns
quiet bnt unchanre ed We quote iinseed 65c ,.fd prue
ensunab,s Too. 7sc sperm crude. VI do, bIeachcd
err 6c do. southern. 55c beacned inter zoe mt
Do 6sc extra do Toe; winter bieiched hsh. 45
crude nsh. 34c ~ 35c.
sales UD bvis United regular NJ a. s5
300 bbis do NJ 81 s7ls 5000 bbs do, ~ Do 1000
eDs do 81 q aud 100 oois do sell rs option thirty
Crude bulk 6lsc uo In bills, ali 9Iac refined. in
bUs l35sc; d., in cases. l6L.c ior Ausust uaphtl,.
o5c for ordinary rehnea, Mt fnilsdephia i5hc do AT
poUIrng- -fne marse. wa, GENERALLY quiet We
lb state ana Western De- l-c TnrkcJs state
Jersey lie i3c Western Zoe l2c ecse--Jersey,
II - 81 50 per pairi Westorn, 81 ~ ~ per p,dr
per pair Dressed p,nltryiurse ted at c a
Ice fo good to prime Western aud l;.c ,r 10 air 10
good do ChcKers prins quo.cd ~ 2,c 23c ior inr
Al 80 Il 63 dozen Tor ie tlered hight squads
Philnacpha quoted at al 20 81 12 per dozen.
$40 Sc 80 cases. cntmcas IA packs est bacon, %
tesces aud los bcsf. rs Dbls 3St PorH
aud non'na and closed ~ the ecnd cal at$4 10
|os:ns aud si4 10 ba ia 81 asked Tor sepemDer; 5Dj
bbs. sold at Sii 20. Cutmeas st. ANY with
sac, Of 800 l2"se irs Ss 81 .s S 'cos s
aud loose hams f6iac Bacon very quiet
7lsc. Tor CITY long clear aud Tac. for western long
NESS &3 a*t plan mess. Sil 80 xl2 ,o packet beet
fiJ5OasI4 rcrccd-,uy extra imam mess. s2s y Va:
Bccl hams were quiet at s2 or choice Western cscd
hogs wcrc nn under ht supply nm active dm.nd
quoted ~ sc INC Tor heavy 70 igt. ana pigs ~ 7sc
Lard was hrn,er the co,in call prices were as follows
seni6er so sI bid. ~ % sseed "cvenosr 10 ib bia
- 70 asked; seller year ~ ,2s bid, ~ 10 asked Tho
$500 aeress, 1 ~ - ~ a7,i ior August.
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GovggNMryr BONDS

Government bonds we're In iair demand and firm, and
they closed strong the following United
States currency skies, 1885 123s do. sxc 1851 rt.
gstcred, Ill ALL e; do. do, do, coupon, IL ll2k
do. DO, 1865. new, registered 1864 lo65s do do.,
DO, coupon, 106A l065s do. do. 1867. registered
1929 1C91f do do. do, coupon, f09id 1893; do
do, 1865, registered, l22S do do, do, coupon l12
do. tcn-!orties, registered, 1l2ai l13; do do.
coupon, 1885 1893; do lives, 1881, regis
tered, l11sl III; do. do do, coupon, Ills. liz;
do. 45s's 1891, registered, 1881 LOG; do. do, do
coupon, 1854 100
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advccs rcport consos about steady aud
United states bonds firm, with fractional improve
mcnt 10 tenor,ies ana new lives Erie advanced to
for The and 10 IL Tor preferred anu Illinois
Central TO 53 New York Central was steady. Tho
rac OF discount tho open market has been further
reduced TO Ia per cent Bullion to the amount OF
f5, 600 was Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day. Tue following the closing prices
In Lopdon to-day :--consos, money anu account,
piA a 04s. do AZ per cent bonds, 1061s; 1861
bonds. 1Oy2s ten-or,y oonds l096 new ivcs losA
Erie. I; do, preferred, II; New York Central S71:
Illinois Central, 53 The Paris Rentes advanced TO
1911 4oc, but cIosod al 1911 Sc Exchange on London
was quoted at 25i 1876
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury holds s33s, $40 900 10 secure bsuk
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FIN NANCIAL.

4 4 NEW EXCHANGE. 70 WILLIAM Sr-srOCKS
~ bought In all issi0ns margin
one per cent IS i've shares. Sl0 ten shares. hoMAN
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WANTkD-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH
w $500 to join prominent dramatic star In New York
speculation at first class theatre; aerward TO maae
OF the countr,. Address ENTERPRISE. Herald Up
tu,yu milf
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eation and sls $780, public deposits Bank
deposited for circulation week enning day,
Soc. 900; withdrawn, sl50.0o0 bank circuia-
tou, outstanding currency notes. S3l5. 43o 900; gol
notes. 81, i30 600.
The revenue receipts to-day were......... $500, 900
customs rcceipts... olu Vuu
BANK notes. .-......................... uVoo
Total Tor the week. go Oo0
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Tho bank statement is favorable, the total reserve
having been increased sl,s93 500 aud the surplus
$s0s 700 the latter being $l2l 500 l50 the
most important change is the increase the specie
average, and this accounted for by the Treasury dis
burscments OF July interest. The following is CON-
parison OF the averages for the past two weeKs:-
June 60 Juiy ]. Differences.
S25l $50 900 s253 s22 500 Inc. 81 60s 200
Specie. 1I4j3,000 2l.a58.300 Inc. $780, 800
Legal tenders go 1852 500 5S4iI 900 Dec. 1912 500
Deposits 226 ass 200 23l 22s 600 Inc. 4.740 400
Circulation. l5643.2 200 l5,55s. 100 Dec. IS, 100
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabiities-
Specie ST. 453. 900 t21 25e 900 Inc So SO6 800
Legal tenders 6os59, 800 js,477,5o0 Dec. 1,9l25oo
- - -
III reserve s77,si2.5oo $40 7o63oo Inc 81, $685. 500
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22
Chapter 2Oe.

An act to amend chapter six section fifty three of
the Revised Statutes relating to repairs Of ways
in unincorporated townships.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Ho"ss NJ Rsprsssna
fiues IN LEGISLATURE assembled, as f2i)ws
Section ftty-three of chapter six Of the revised
statutes, is hereby amended, by adding, after the
word "tlereon,s in the sixth line. the words and
they shall make many divisions n equitable,
conforming nearly as is convenient to known
divisions and separate ownerships and assess upon
each proportonate to the value thereof so
that the first clause OF sad section shall read as
follows:
SEC. 81 Said county commissioners, in Septem-
her annually, by one or more OF their board, shall
make an annual inspection Of all county roads in
tho unncorporated townships, and tracts of land In
their counties and thereupon make al estimate Of
the amount needed to put them III repair, as to
be safe and convenient for phlie travel and
such amount thereon and they shall make Is
many divisions equitable, conforming as
nearly as is convenient to known divisions and
separate ownerships, and assess upon each sum
proportionate to the value thereof and cause so
much thereof as they deem necessary for the pur-
pose aforesaid, to be expended said roads within
year thereafter, and such assessment shall cre-
ate lien thereon for the payment thereof
(Approyed Feb. 9 1870
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Of representatives to congress- senators and repre-
sentatves to the state legislature and electors of
president and vice president of the United States.
In all cases when return is defective, by of
any informality duly attested copy of the record
may be substituted therefor that said section,
as amended, will read follows:
SEC. D. The governor and council before
the first day of December in each year, shall open
and compare the votes SO returned and may receive
testimony on oath to prove that the return from
any town does not agree with the record of the
vote OF such town in the number of votes, the
names of the persons voted for, and to prove which
of them is correct; and the return when found to
be erroneous may be corrected by the record. No
such correction be made without application
within twenty days after the returns are opened,
stating the error alleG and reasonable notice
thereof given to the person to he affected by such
correction The persons having the highest mum
Der of votes, not exceeding the number be chosen
shall be declared elected and shall be notified
thereof by the secretary of state, be sworn, and
enter upon the discharge Of official duties on the
hrst OF January thereafter If a number of per
sons exceeding the number to be chosen, receive
an equal number of votes, no one is elected But
In order to ascertain what persons have received the
highest number OF votes, the governor and council
shall count and declare for any person all votes in
tentlonally cast for such person. although his name
upon the ballot Is misspelled. written with only
the initial or initials of his christian name or names
and they may hear testimony, upon oath, in rela-
ton to such votes In order to get at the intention
OF the electors, and decide accordingly. The pro-
visions OF this section shall be applied in deerInn
ing the election of all county officers and the
provisions OF said section tve fur they relate
to the correction OF returns and to aScertaning
whom votes were Intentionally cast, shall be applied
in determining the election of representatives to
congress- senators and representatives TO the state
legislature and electors of president and vice pres
dent OF the United States. In all cases when
return is defective, by of any informaity,
duly attesed copy OF the record may be substituted
therefor.
(Approyed February = lo1r.}
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22
Chepter 2lO.

An amend part sixth OF section fifty five of
chapter eghty-sX of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to Trustee Process.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiues in LEGISLATURE dssembied follows:
Part sixth of section itty-iiye of chapter eighty
six of the revised statutes, is hereby amended, by
adding thereto the following words, viz: more
over, wages of minor children and of women shall
not, in any case be subject to trustee process on
account of any debt OF parent husband, so that
sad part sixth, when amended shall read as fol-
lows:
sixth. By reason of any amount due from him
to the principal defendant, yes for his personal
labor or that of his wife minor CHI ldren for a
time not exceeding one month next preceding the
service of the process, and not exceeding twenty
dollars of the amount due to him wages for his
personal labor; and this shall not be exempt in
any suit for neaessaries furnish ed him his family
moreover, wages of minor children and of women
shall not ia any case, be subject TO trustee process
account of any debt OF parent or husband
(Approyed February q 1919
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Chapter oil.

An act additional to chapter one hundred and
ninety three Of the Public Laws of the ear eli sh
teen hundred and seventy flour, relating to clerks
of judicial courts
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires in Legislature asstmbitd, as follows:
SECTION l. In criminal. prosecutions, clerks of
judicial courts shall make extended records OF the
process, proceedings and Judgment. in all indict-
ments for felonies. In all other indictments, it
shall be sufficient to record the title of the case the
nature of the indictment, the term when it was
found, the proceedings in brief thereon, and the
Judgment and sentence Of the court. And in all
prosecutions brought up by appeal from inferior
courts, it shall be sufficient for such clerks to record
the title of the case, the nature and date Of the
complaint, the name and official character of the
magistrate before whom the was tried and the
sentence and date of the sentence appealed from
to be followed by correct minutes of The proceed
ings and judgment in the appellate court.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
approved Feb. 9 1879
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Chapter 2l3.

An act to amend section thirty two chapter tour OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to Elections.
Be it enacted blythe Senate and House Of Representa-
tues in Legislature assembled as foioos:
Section thirty two Of chapter four of the revised
statutes is amended, by striking out the following
words " Blank pieces Of paper and votes for per-
sons not eligible TO the office shall not be counted as
votes, but the number of such blanks and the num-
Der and names on ballots for persons not eligible
shall be recorded and return made thereof and
inserting, in place thereof, the following words
No person Ineligible to the office shall be declared
elected, but votes cast for such person shall be
counted to determine whether any person has re-
ceved the necessary number of all the votes cast
also in the thirteenth line, by inserting after the
word elected" the following words: and the
governor shall issue certificate thereof and also
by adding, at the end of said section thrty-two
the following words: Sin all cases not otherwise
provided for, If no person eligible to the office re-
ceves the requisite number of votes to elect him,
then the governor shall order new election so
that said section shall read follows:
Sec. 80. In order to determine the re suit any
eiecton ny ballot the number of persons who voted
at su ,h election shall first be ascertaned by count
ing the whole number of separate ballots given in,
"hlch snail he distinctly stated, recorded, and
returned. No person ineligible to the office shall
be declared elected but votes cast for such person
shall be counted, to determine whether any person
has received the necessary number of all the votes
cast cases of representatives to congress and to
the state legislature registers of Deeds county and
state officers, except where different rule is pre-
scribed in the constitution, the person persons,
not exceeding the number to be voted for at any
ouo tiHe loT any sucn ouce, having tne nlSnest
number of votes given at such election shall be
declared to be elected, and the governor shall issue
a certificate thereof If, by OF two or more
of the persons having the highest number of votes
receiving equal number, the election of the
requisite number of officers cannot be declared,
without declaring more than the requisite number
elected no one Of those having an equal number of
votes shall be declared to be elected. In all other
cases no person shall be deemed or declared to be
elected, who has not received majority of the
whole number of votes counted as aforesaid and if
a number greater than is required to be chosen
receive majority of the whole number of votes 80
given, the number so required, of those who have
the greatest excess in votes over such majority.
shall be declared to be elected. If the number to
be elected cannot be completed by reason of any
equal number of votes, the persons having such
equal numbers shall be declared not elected In
all cases not otherwise provided for, if no person
eligible to the Office receives the requisite number
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Chapter 2l4.

All act requiring accounts and claims against towns
cities, etc, to be verified by oath.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiDeS in Legislature assembled as joiioWs:
EvXy person presenting an account or claim
against any town, village corporation, city, county.
the state, for services rendered, articles furnished
expenses incurred shall cause said account or
claim to he verified by oath, when required to do
so, by any person whose duty it is to audit the
same and if said claimant refuses to verify h-
claim shall be ejected.
Approved February 9, l9,1.i
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Chapter 2l2.

An act to amend section FIVE of chapter seventy
eight of the Revised Statutes, amended by
chapter sixty-two of the Public Laws of eighteen
hundred and seventy-six, relating to Election
Returns.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
siues IN Legislature assembled as follows:
Section five of chapter seventy-eight of the re-
vsed statutes as amended by chapter sixty two Of
the public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy
six. Is amended, by adding thereto the following
words: 'and the provisions OF said section FIVE, SO
far they relate to correction of retdfns and to
ascertalning for whom votes we're Intentionally
cast shall be applied in determining the election
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22
Chapter 2OS.

An act to repeal section thirty-one of chapter
eighty-siX of the Revised Statutes, relating to
Trustee disclosures.
Re ii enacted bythe Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUeS in Leg isiature assembled, as follows
SECTION /. Section thirty-one OF chapter eighty
Fix OF the revised statutes Is hereby repealed.
SIC ,. This act shall take effect when approved.
approved February 9 15.f)