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Personal.

Governor Bradley arrived from tho
ives, In good health, by last evenings
train.
Il. IT, Colo Of st. Louis; L. G. Cole
of Chicago; VI. Russell Of ca ilago;
Mrs, Bishop Of Eureka. aud Mr.. aud
Mrs. Strco,cr OF Docth. are registered
nj tie Depot Hotel. Mrs. S,rcctct has
been seriously III, but we are glad TO
announce, 10 much better to day.
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TO EAHMsrs AID OrnErr -Jaying
assumed entire control of tho black
smiihing wagon.makins ana machine
shops, am now prepared to do any
and all Minds Of work il my iinc, par.
ticulorly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on the mos. favorable
forms.
4. Dnucs.
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Arrivals.
This evening: Mr. Neil.
tFrom Monday - Daily.l
ArriNnI..

This evening" II. wiudlc, G.. A,
kingston, Mrs. Sam Pollard. Mrs.
Maroncy Pollard aud Dennis Byron.
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MEssRs Il. liEINHAkr / Go. ship n
car load Of barley from here to Eureka.
each day this week.
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To Amohena.

Try the bit cigar Mt the Cabincl
Saloon. They are Key West Cigars: nd
China make. They are fine Havnna
filters aud binders; and Connecticut
wrappers.
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aNE-r-z2~-
fFrom fr Il Us Daily.



The announcement OF George W.
Boiler, that lie i u candidate for the
position Of Treasurer OF this County,
subject - the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention, will be found in
another column Of this paper. Mr.
BObisr is too we'll known throughout
the county to require any introduction
from US, but as our personal acquain;.
Guce with him extends back to the
early days o! 80. We feel qualified 10
say "A word IL his behalf, Emigrating
from The western part of the State Mt
the ti.ue IL thu great Reese River ex.
element, lie has ever since made his
home in what was formerly II portion
Of old Lnnder. locating in the presen,
site Of TuscarorL in 1865 or sc. He
has during hat time been directly con-
uccted with tho mining ana other ina
teriol Interests Of this section, and has
always conducted himself as n square
honorable and upright man, which is
his best recommendation to public
favor.
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This oycuing-B. NJ. Pcarlmnr,
Fred. Mason, Fed. Foruhau. Lovy
Ghocn, NJ. Cullors aud Mrs. NJ. II
Stark.
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rs rail to-day wcrc ns follows: ! car
OF lumber FOR T.. II. Smith; 2 cars Of
general merchandise; . OARS Of wood
for 4. BiScl.
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fhssn snrLL orsrx,s received At ii
Gem daily. Firy cents a plate.

Fana sfnAwsEal,rs rec.ivtdl siaii;
1t the Gem Restaurant.
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Departures.

This morning George Cook, Charles
Leach, Thomas Warren and one China
mnn.
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HuI PINE Wnnl

EoR - ,Ln:
$50
Having a large amount nf hnllt rr,en and dry
Nut finc Woo, r, aiy { 4 market at " ellis. I
WIZ fnrnish the quality desired "a pur IL alonr
lhe me OF the rAIirosd. prompt y. aud AT Tho
George Gaasz Is my authorized akcnt at rTSo..
PETER UlIE.
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Arrivals.

This evening Mrs. Reilly, L. A.
Willard.
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Departures

This morning -. u. Hoover. Fred
M'son' Miss Celia Hunter mud +. II.
Smith.
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FREsa ~stHAwDERHrrs y CREAM daily
Mt tfc CdUinct Restaurant.
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Ercirht. nrcrIrri.

by rail to-day wore ono car general
merchandise aud one car machinery for
the lnndci mine.
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Tca FOR the i;n.L

a train Of twenty-five cars loaded
with tea passed through for the East ut
Z o'clock last evening, and another
with a similar cargo passed through ut
| o'clock to-day.
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FRIEND Walter. Of the Humboldt
saloon, was to-day made the recipient
Of " beautiful hoquvt-Lut then lac was
always a favori;o with the ladies'.
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y CAR load of general merchandise
arrived from the west today.
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s.. Bauer.

s. j. sauI, Matchmaker aud jew.
cier, Elko. Nevada
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COURT.
.Tunc Term, 1875.
HON. ]. II. rLAoK, PRESIDING.

hon J. II. FLACK, PRESIDING.
Friday, July IL!
Court met at ten o'clock this MORN
ing and the case OF John Sunderland
vs.. Thos. Il. Dean vas argued until
noon A motion for mon-suit by de-
PENDANT in the ease was still being nr.
gued as We went to press.
Tuesday, July 3.
Court tnet at 10 o'clock this morning,
and the number OF triI jurors appear.
ing being insufficient to yield n panel,
n new venire for fifty additional jurors
r%eturnnble on Mondiy next, the 10Th
Instant, was cahsed TO be issued. The
Court then adjourned until Thursday
the llth instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
No jury cases, however, will 10 tried
prior to next Monday.
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k'CEsnual.

Joha Thompson Of Ruby valley and
Iet,r lirard"n Of S~rrucomout, arrived
from Wells by the train to day.
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Arrivals.
Arrivals.
This evcning-MisS Kittis Coleman.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.J


The following list OF additional Jurors
were drawn to serve at the June term
Of tho District Court:
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This cveuing-F. Il. Todd, G. Brossi.
mcr and DR.. Steele.
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Yesterdays Artcraoon hoard.

Yesterdays Afternoon Hoard.
20 Raymond and Ely, )
90 Eureka Con, ST.
40 Jackson, ). "a
400 Belmont, soc, I5c
go Eldorado South, loo
G5O ella. CJc, soc
% Belle, ll1, ~
~ a%lhuhattan, q
III Star, l2uc
20 Hamburg, 2I
200 Day. soc
100 Hillside. ~
1000 Modoc. Zoe, zoe
800 New COso, 4uc, 25c
SO Bolie. 50. 4
100 R,chtel, Ia, l3Oc
10 Martin White, 4
800 Golden Terra, 2, Ia
30 Tip Top, IIue
lJO Julia. 81, So
80 A';". "a, u2uc
Gl5 G"nIi and Curry, II
S25 Brlcaer, 1900
1873 ENchcqdcr. 2sGc
521 AieXicuu, AZ, AK
100 Utah, %.
220 Sierra Nevada. T%. ca
5s5 California, l2I, l3X
30 Chuilnr, &c
l05 Bullion, 42Oc. ~
Si5 Union. 81, g.,
$50 uphir, Il, 4o4
80 SayaEc, iiJ., llx
80 Best aud Beicher. l5X. 15I
l75 Imperial, nc
$50 Con. Virginia, 81, 9I
40 Point, &
llO jacket, So, 81.
$50 Mard, hoe
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Departures.

rms morning II. G.. slcolc and
q. wilscy.
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Departures

THIS morning j. IL. Gloss and Geo
Rhode.
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F0a COUNTY TREASURER.
G II. BoBi.i

4 NNouNcts HIyisEEf as 4 CiNniplTf
~ Tor the oihc OF county TnEsutcr of klko
'ounfy. before the ID, nipcratic cnv.utiou,
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rious States and Territories of the United
States, may be extended to the District of
Columbia.
The commissioners also invite attention to
the damage inflicted upon public and private
interests by the present location of the de-
pots and switching tracks of the several rail-
roads entering the city, and ask for legisla-
ton looking to their removal. The recon-
mendations and suggestions contained in the
report will, trust, receive the careful con-
sideration of Congress.
Sufficient time has. perhaps, not elapsed
since the reorganization of the government
OF the District, under the recent Legislation
of Congress, for the expression OF a conf
dent opinion as TO its successful operation
but the practical results already attained are
so satisfactory that the friends of the new
government may well urge upon Congress
the wisdom of its continuance, without es-
sential modification, until, by actual expert
ence. its advantages and defects may be more
fully ascertained.
Il. b. HAYES.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, December 2, 1873.
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II i hereby enacted. etc
Sec. /. The governor of the state aud trustees
oi said school are hereby constituted board OF
animation, aud shall la the months Ot January and
June Vi each year. inquire into the cause Tor the
commitment Ut each minor in said school, and ON
separate aud private examination, shall hear any
complaint, request petition that he or she shall
make aud shall also confer II in their Judgment the
case shall require, with the authority committing
any minor to said school, with the slc1t..,cn Of
the town or the aldermen cf ths cIty from which
such minor YVES con.mittcd: and majority Of said
buagd shall have power to discharge ANY minor from
said school, in they shall become satisfied that
his or her longer detention in said school, shall be-
to his OF her disadN antage or injury.
See. :. This net shall take effect trcm is pas
sage.
approved NOy. ", les
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No. IT, An act for the punishment Of at.r,sn,s
commit Cffs. ses

WIS sess
II is hereby enacted. etc.
Sec. l. Every perssn whN shall atti mIt to COM
NIT an oiegse prohibited by law, and punishsbI.
by death or imprisonment in the State uris n and
in such attempt shall 10 any act to ward III, com
mission Ci suth tfi-use hut shall fail in the r,, ne
traton by reason .! being Interrupted or prevented
in tho execution Of the same, Ia case 10 eyprssc
ovislUn is mat by law FOR the pun such
attempt, sha he punished, gh3To the oiicuse A.
tempted u be COMMITTEE is punishable with reath
or by l9rso .menI In the State prison for lie bY
imprisonment In the STATE isOl iot not moe. III IN
ten years ami where any other OF such of .ns,s *
SO attempted to he mmItted hs shtll be ,.unished
by imprisonment Ia the State rr.aun or in the
csunty Jul, or 10 the state work iugs or hy fac
respectively, A. th, vtleuip attempted to be com
mt,cd il by law punl lshab,e, but IN no case shall
the punishmrht OF sucn last meLtiouyd at,espI ex
ceod one halt the greatest pun shnent which mi ht
have been INF cted If the CiieRse 80 attempted ad
been committed
sec. ,, lndeF a indictment or inf,rn.tion
charging any principal tiicGse. the iqry may. ar.
curdins as the proof may he, return verdict that
the respondent is not guilty OF the ptiicpal fanse
OF the characttr nam IN the preceding section
charged, but Is guilty sn attegnpt TO Commit the
.ame N the manfeT provided N the first seciiaa Of
this act
See. THIS act shall take eaeot irom Its passage.
Approved November g. los.
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Approved Nov. ", ias'
No. f.-An act relating 10 ,
house.

No. i.An act relating to commitments 10 the " sTl
house.
II Is hereby enacted etc
Sec. |. That any person who has been since the
first day of September. lSsS convicted OF any ot the
onrnse, named in the act for the establishment and
construction of II work house. approved NOvenl-
Der -, 1876, who shall be convicted and Syn
fenced for any such offence. prior TO the day Nheu
the governor shall issue hi. proclamation that sai
work house is ready for ihr reception Of prisoner
shall be cQnfnet ip the jni of the county in which
the epuy ictiop Is had, until such proclamation l.
issued and shall then be removed 10 said work
house. and the time such person shall be confined
such Jail, shall have the effect upon such
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70. ls-IIn act in addition to act number fortv
thee Of the acts OF the general Assembly Of A
II 5, entitled An &C. 10 amend section tvsr-
y i've OF chapter thiftJ three OF the Gsnsral
Statutes entitled OF process and :.her ma iIsr,, :"
Ii is hereby enacted, ote'
Sec. |. In sdoiucn to the articles and property
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The abuse of animals in transit is widely
attracting public attention. A national con-
vention OF societies specially interested in
the subject has recently met at Baltimore,
and the facts developed, both in regard to
cruelties to animals and the effect OF such
cruelties upon the public health. would seem
10 demand the careful consideration of Con-
gress and the enactment of more efficient
laws for the prevention Of these abuses.
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Approved November 27. ISIS.


~
clses.
1t is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. |. In all trials Ca indictment in this State
the penalty OF which, T susia usi by the verdict
would be d. ath o. imprisonment ut hard Ahor IL
the state ffsOn ten ye mufe the rrssidlu :
Judge 81 tns trial sha procure a steuo .rapltr l.,
TO tshe down ali the procee. = the tra at Tho
expense OF the State. ami shall cause any pArx
or parts OF the SANE, to he written plain Eng
hsn n circumstances may require.
Sec whichever sentrhce u death, Of impriSou-
ment ;of life AZ lari lsoCr the SG,e prison shall
he pronounced upon a convict. "a shall % TIE out =
u tue CLERK The court IA which suci convict Sss
tried, TO procure ropI o the Indictment, trsti
mOny on trial. charge o. tne eUV5t verdaf Of the
jury and sentence Of the court. IN plata EnzliSh
sNd die the same in the office of sad Cyrnty Ulsrh
tor future
Sec ,. Tn S act shall take eject non its pas-
sage.
Approved November ~, ISIS
-
No. Am sct In aaenanc.t OF sfct.On seven @
chapter one hundrsi and twenty i've VI the tieu-
eraI Statutes, entitled "Oi r0strietinx costs"
Ii is hereby enacted. etc
see, l. SeSton seyea OF chaVtsr orr hsud-.i
and twenty i've Of the General stuatcs Is 81
amended as u read as .vliOws At Sny tue alter
the CONNIE ncemrnt Of any cyu len IA the CON ty
court OF At any TINE after say act l. rute.el H.
the county court upon appeal iium isJi ~ lnu
noipaI court to thres days before the sit la pf The
coun court (. shi,h tns appeal Is tsks OF, Il.
twenty snr hours before tae time q. trt.l be O. Z
Justice the dsients1t may tenIss TO the lIain -
his agent or attorney the amount uf the cenaad l.
recover which such SUIT wai evmms8e.t. with tAe
costs thst shall have accrued at he tlas VI skE
Sceneludsd on the eth passl
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The report OF the Commissioner of the
Bureau OF Education shows very gratifying
progress throughout the country IN all the
interests committed to the care of this i'm
portant Office. The report IS especially en-
coumging with respect to the extension of
the advantages of the common school system,
Ill sections OF the country where the general
enloym ent OF free schools is not yet attained.
10 education more than to any other
agency We are to look, as the resource for the
advancement of the people, in the requisite
knowledge and appreciation OF their rights
and responsibilities as citizens, and desire
to repeat the suggestion contained IN my
former message in behalf ofthe enactment OF
appropriate measures by Congress for the
purpose OF supplementing, with national aid,
tine local systems oi education in the several
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or Justice Ol the feace.
Sec IL. All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with the provisions Of this act are hereby
repealed.
See. Il. The police officers of the village of
Rutland are hereby authorized TO commit Grim
inals arrested in said village TO said house of
correction l. fully Us if the said house of corree-
ton WAS within the said village.
Sec. 49, This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November ~. 1873.
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Ne. >6.-An act ia Emenln7nt Of chapter seyer
four o: the 6eneral Statutes.
No. 2'-An act 10 provide tor the better
CT the wages OF employees Of manu- s-tu

No. 21--An act 10 provide Tor the better securiiy
CT the wages Of employees Of manu-. s-tuIius cor
pcraiions.
Ii Is hereby enacted, cts.
Sec. /. II any person, company and corporation
shall hereafter be declared insoNeut under toe
laws Of this state apd such person. company aad
corporation shall be iudebied to any uI Iheir su-
plOyes Tor wages, such ndebtsiness to an sIRuuuu
not exceeding I!ty dol EsS. shall be held and con
sideTed rs preferred OveF ali other debts
and sha!l share in the assets acc IdlngIy-
See. 2 II any person, company anu corporation
has been or stall bs cJnpe.l,d . stop their bust
ness by reason OF any attachments upon >ns pra~
cess, and BY reason thereof shall not Issir
business within thirty days thereafter, ana being
Indebted TO apk emp!UNe for wages, # such eMpioyz
shall attach the same property as provided bY
Law upon that cebt the atia hmeHt shall take prs-
cedenee over such prior attscIUent. to Ant uGt
not exceeding ty dollars, II uua,.v bs.ore sale
thereof ON exseUtiaE.
Sec ,. THIS act snail take oh,ct from its pas
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has been written out, examined, briefed, and
so arranged as to facilitate an early settle
ment when authorized by law. 1t Is recon-
mended that the requisite authority be given
at as early day in the session possible,
and that a fair compensation be allowed the
late commissioners for the expense incurred
and the labor performed by them since the
25th of June last
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No. l6.-An act to peal An act ta amend section
fifteen Of chapter sixty three .! the 6cnrr.l Sta
utcs, relating ta the Limitation Of actions" ap.
proved NoNsuhe- I, l-69. aud r,y,yius the law
tnerehy repealed.
II is hereby enacted, etc
Fec /. The act passed November T. IS6g enti.
tied AN act u amend section fifteen OF chauter
slx three oi the Gensrpl statutes, relating to iae
Limitation u! actions, /, hereby r-Ds.rd .nd that
part section fifteen Of ch3 ;ter sA-, three winch
was reI ea!ed by sad SCI, Is hereby revived
sec. THIS at ,hall take tffect ron. its pas
age
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No. % An act allowing exceptions in behalf of
the State on the trial oil certain causes.
Ii is hereby enacted etc
Sec. |. In any suit or prosecution in the iname
of the State, tried in the county court the deter
minatiOn of which may affect the tito any prop
erty right of property of the state, any right
or franchise of the State or Of the public, eXcep-
tions shall lie in behalf of the the opinion
of the court on any question of law which may
arise the trial, and the shall pass the
preme court for determination, rs IS provided in
civil causes
s,c :. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved November . ISIS
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, December 2,
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA


With Brazil, and the Republics of Cen
tral and South America, some steps have
been taken toward the development OF closer
commercial intercourse. Diplomatic rela-
tiOns have been resumed with Columbia ard
with Bolivia. A boundary question between
the Argentine Republic and Paraguay has
been submitted By those governments for
arbitration to the President Oi the United
States, and ] have, alter careful examina-
ti0n, given a decision upon 1t.
A naval expedition up the Amazon and
Madeira rivers has brOrght back inlOrma-
tion valuable both for scientific and COM
mercial purposes. A like expedition L.
about visiting the coast OF Africa and the
Indian ocean. The reports of diplomatic
and consular officers IN relation to the de-
velopmeLt OF our foreign commerce, have
furnished many facts that hyvo proved Of
public interest, and have stimulated to
practical exertIon the enterprise OF our
people.
THE FIHASCEs.
The report of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury furnishes detailed statement 0i the
| operations Of that department Of the Govern
ment, and Of tho condition of the public
| finances
The ordinary revenues from sll source.
| for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1878
were S257 ,763, ,S7S 10; the ordinary expen
ditures Tor the Same period, were S236,96l g,
1886 sO-Icaving a surplus revenue for th'
year, of $40, ,799 55l.9O.
The receipts for the present fiscal year
ending June 30 1873, actual and estimated
arc as follows: Actual receipts for the frs
quarter commencing July |, 1873, S73, ,3o9
7i3 I3; estimated receipts Tor the remain
ing three-quarters of the year, Sl9l, ,ll0,
255 81; total receipts for the current hsca
year, actual and es.imatei, S26i $50 900
The expenditures for the same period vii
be, actual and estimated, as follows: Fo
the quarter commencing July /, 1873, ac
tual expenditures. S73 3iI .573 81, and 70
the remaining three-quarters OF the yea
the expenditures are estimated at $l66,
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nese Government has again sent ENJOYS TO
the United States. They have been receiy
ed and permanent legation is now estab-
lished here by that Government. 1t is not
doubted that this step will be of advantage
to both nations in promoting friendly rela-
tiuBs and removing causes Of difference.
The treaty with the Samoan Islands, hav-
ing been duly ratified and accepted on the
part OF both Governments, is now is opera
tiOn, and survey and surroundings OF the
harbor of Pago- Pago have been made by q
naval vessel of the United States, with a
view OF its occupation as a naval station. If
found deslrablc to the service.
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No. IA. An act to amend section three OF an act en-
titled An act in addition to section twenty live,
chapter thirty three OF the General Statutes, re-
lating TO the attachment Of personal property. by
copy left in the town CLERKS office" approved
November 26, 1871. and the amendment thereto,
approved November %, lS76.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
sec. |. Section three OF an act entitled An act
in addition TO ction twenty five, chapter thirty
three Of the General Statutes relating to the attach
ment o. ersonal property, BY copy left in the town
clerks Office approved November 20 1872. ard the
amendment thereto, approved November -. Is 6,
shall be so amer ded TO read as follows: If the
defendant shall not wi hin sixty days from the date
OF such attachment, repevy the animals attached
or furnish q satisfactory receipt for the ssms. 1t
shall be the duty OF the officer to remove said pro-
psrty now required by Law, forthwith from the
possession Of the defendant, otherwise said at ach
ment shall be void as to bona fde purchasers or
subsequent attaching creditors"
Sec. ?. This act shal TAX effect from It's pas
sags,
Approved November IL IS-s
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fOrty-twO o. the General Statutes.
Ii is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. l. Section fourteen Of chapter forty two Of
the General Statutes shall be amended to read
as follows:
A writ Of error, petition for a certiorari, shall
be commenced and cul, served the adverse
party within one yenr next alter the rendition OF
the judgment to reverse which such writ OF peti-
tion is commenced, and not after. Provided never
theless, If any person entitled TO bring writ Of
error petition for certo' ari shall at the tins
such judgment is rendered, be a minor q mar
ried woman, insane or inpr isoned such person may
br ng writ OF erro- petition Ter certiorari with
been removed.
Sec. ?. This act shall tsks effect from its pas
sage.
Approved November ?, 1873.