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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
Two Boys Struck by n Train.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, October l5.--The
express train for New York, while passing
through East Bridgeport this morning,
struck two boys, named Daniel 4. and
William Nolan, brothers. Daniel, aged
eleven, had bis skull fractured. and lived
but short time after the accident. Will
liam, aged seven, received fracture Of the
left leg and several scalp wounds. lie will
recover. The boys attempted to cross the
track in front OF the approaching train.
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-, y.,,eu Fail. 20 Beat mis- Own Time.

BROOKLYN, October 15.-St. Julien, the
famous California trotting horse, attempted
10 beat his own best time Glib at Prospect
Park to-day. but failed. He trotted tbe nrs'
quarter In 80 seconds, the hall mile 10 i:0i4'
tue three quarters in 1881, and the mile ia
2:l2&.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
stabbing ARRAY Near DanvilIe.

DANyILLE, Va, October IS Last eve
ming Joseph Burks and Rufus Bennett,
both white, bad an alteration on road
three miles from Danylle. Bennett at
tackled Burks with stick, whereupon
Burks drew a knife and stabbed Bennett in
six places, inficting severe wounds upon
his body and head. Burks has not been ap-
pretended, but the officers are now in pur-
suit OF him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
Fatal Political JOlIifeatiop.

TROY, n. Y, October 15.-At a Republi-
can demonstration last night at Johnson
VILE Charles Nutting. Nellie yelling,
Charles Thomas, John Fay, and French
man whose name is unknown, were injured
by the bursting OF cannon. Nutting's
leg was shattered and Wellng's left arm
was torn to pieces and has since been am
putated. 1t is thought the latter will die.
Charles Thomas, eight years Of age, had his
LEFT, leg torn to pieces, and will probably die.
Fay and the Frenchman were slightly in
jured. Pieces Of the gun flew in all direc-
lions, and many persons had narrow es-
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West Virginia,

WHEELING, w. Va. October 15.-Only q
few more counties in this State reported.
received from the Kanawha. Valley region,
where the Greenback vote was principally
cast. The Democrats claim the State by
from $4,000 to $4,000, aud the chairman OF
the Republican State Committee comedies II
by 5000. IL will take several days TO settle
precisely how the State has gone. Melvin
aud Mcconnell (Repubicaus) are elected
judges In the First circuit. The amend
ments to the Constitution are adopted by a
large majority. The Legislature will be
largely Democrstic-both branches.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, October 10. 1850.
sALES.-1,000 C., G. and A. second rs at 944
I ZOO Virginia cOnsO'S al 81 X,
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The LATE ELEoT,oSs.


INDIANAPOLIS, October 15.--Returns from
all but four counties give net Republican
majority OF 6.2l0. The counties to heat
from gave In 1876. Alb Democratic majority.
will be about 8,000.
The Republicans elect eight congressman.
The Fifth district Is close, and requires
an official count.
The Republican majority in the Legisla.
ture on Joint ballot Is L..
ALL BUT POUR COUNTIES HEARD FROx.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 15.-Returns from
all but four counties in the State give Re-
publican majority Of 5,797. The counties
to hear from gave Democratic majority Of
Alb In 1876,
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rssvr.
~ Tssssrapa,

Pine. e3At3.50; extrs. 1926 swrsvsne. "A. SOFA
t475; cominon family. sS.6Otat6.75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
M0LlINERY Y.
77~"a-~F@-7E7l7-7 = ="
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY. Sse&A
Mas. ". J. THURsTON, %4xS
No. S27 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, Va, 49,
having jnst returned from the North. vii display q
the aiov. No, on TUESDAY and WEDN kSDAY.
October 10Th and 10th, the most supe stock Of
MiLLINtRY ever onsnd 20 the Richrord public,
her new store, yin he seid At sscrlaee. oc i4-bt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
Murder I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 15.-A sDe-
cial from Galatin says that cold-blooded
murder was committed at Fayette, Macon
county, Wednesday evening, in which Joe
Cartwright SHOT and killed Hugh Saunders
with carbine. Saunders was an important
witness against Cartwright for stealing.
Captain III. K. Kent, United States deputy
marshal, who had been making arrests for
violations OF the revenue laws and summon
ing witnesses, was fred on to- day with shot
guns some distance from Galat!n by I'M
known parties, who are supposed to be il
licit distIlers. He was wounded in twenty
different places. None Of the wounds, it is
Thought will prove serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
Escape OF an Alleged Criminal.

OURAY, COLORADO, October 15.-lndian-
Agent Berry, who was recently arrested
for murder on warrant charging him with
being accessory to the killing OF Freighter
Jackson by the Utes, escaped from the
sheriff OF Gunnison county last night and
disappeared.
A stage.driver reports that the employees
at the agency are badly frightened in view
OF the excitement among the Indians and
the DeODle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
Heavy Robbery.

NEW YORK, October 15.-Envelopes con-
tanning bills OF exchange for cotton, worth
about 100000, were stolen on Monday from
the post-offce box OF Schumacher Il Krone,
OF ~ Exchange Place. The bills are said
to have been sent to the firm by Kaufman 4
Runge, OF Galveston, Texas. Robert Smith,
fourteen years old, was arrested for the
crime and confessed. The bills were re-
covered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16

DISCUSSION BETWEEN FAUNTLEKOY AND M'KIN.
HEY-THE PEOPLE FOR THE MAY TICKET
THE CONTEST BETWEEN CABELL AND STO.
VAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16

BALTIMORE, october l5.-virplnia 6's, deferred,
pons, eOk; new I0-40's, 40k. Bis to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES,

NEW YoRK, october l5.-COtton-Nef receipts
294 bales; gross 6271 bales: futures closed qriet
an d steady sales, $4,000 bales; october. go Tan
Sl0.s1@kl0.s2; January, $40 96aFl0.97: Feb
ruary, 81l.12Ge1l13; March, ~ l.2s@sl 30;
April. al l.43Gt l1.47; May, tIl.5SG8l l.60.
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BosroS. October 15.-Hon. Francis b
HAYES has been no,uina.ed for Congress By
The RepubIicans Of the Fourth district.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-09
First pub May 1sth 1850
Land Omce NJ YanktOn, - r.

May 6h 1880.
Notice Il hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has hled notice 81 his intention to
make Anal proof In support Of his claim and go
cure Anal entry thereof and that said proof by
himself and his Witnesses will be made before
RsE tsteI Or Receiver IT the United States land
once 1t Ynnkt0n. d T. on Tuesday the 22d day
OF Jupe 1850 ct 2 o'clock r m, viz
John \ Marvin ander his homestead entry
No. 774S Sioux Falls sories. for the swk swS
sec Y. and s0ath half ee4 ard nwk sex section
~ town Qj range 40 and Nslnes the following
wttncsses 10 PROVE HIS continuous residence IN.
on and cultivation Of said tract, viz Ira II Smith
Mafk ]. WOodsfde and Mark u Carlton Of Golh-
Land and Miller Of Virginia, sill Of Unioa Go
DIT. G A WEITER.
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-09

nsxt exciting convention
v Az viii IS that which
nominates = delegate. Work fol
ey1llt will begin q once.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-09

- 1ont1ern D1kota delegate
Claic1go convention must
n1u11a gcneness at the turn
66e III TIE 3Sth ballot.
nesnezslly 81 LEFT who prom
Tn flling Nd 40 another.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-09

T1In nsxt president of the Uni.
ed Esates viii ~ Gen. James A,
Qn0sld. al Ohio.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-06-09

Tie Press = D1kotsian inttmates that rettl-
Gr1W holdD the ccuntiea Of Ninnohahs and Moo
~ In the hollow his hand. This may b
~ ~ q the hrst named county IL concern
N, bat IN Moody county Fettigrew holds M
aach power. There wAS 3 time Who'll he did
MssIda controlling powsr, bht-wcll, he's bst-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

rneut 81 the partie, and ~ adding after the word
'ea-es, I'm the Lftccuth line % said section, the
tou by the court, the shat he reported ny the
objeotng party otherwise BY the party Sling the mo-
ton, 20 the law courJ for Judgment ufou the law
and The facts; ami the law eoGrf may, upon molten
and report OF the evidence set aside verdict aud
orler trial, IN other case, 90 read as
follows:
'SECT IS. The Jury are 20 view the premises.
hear the testimony and arguments of the PARTIES or
thc.T counsel and ucuder a verdict signed by all 81
them, which i o. b. enclosed IN envelope With
endorsement thereon stating the contents. and .
,ahe delivered % the officer having charge Of them
who Is ~ return Il o. the supreme Judicial court az
tac next term thereof 20 be held ia The same county
with hs doing, stating his own travel and attend
alcg and that Of each Juror said court shail ne
cs.yr sd verdict and the certificate and rrpCrt OF
che person presiding Ether party intcrcs;et there
Dob may Die written motion z" set aside saAd verdict
,os the causc that aVcriic; rendered In court
may IL set aside. The court shall hear any comPe-
tcut evidence relating 90 the same. and, by agree
men; of the pSTtic., a1uficNe thereon, confirm the
verdict 1T Il aside Tor good cau>@ rrscrNng the
g-ht % except a. On other casc. IL the parties 80
not agree % an ADJUDICATION by the court, the easc
.hei De reported los The 0becting party. otherwise
~ te iarty ding tse motion, 90 the law court foe
alignment rpon the law and the facts: and the law
cocgt may, upon motion and report ~ the evidence,
80 aside verdict art order trial a. IN other
cases. II the matter j. determined by committee,
AZ provided Ia this chapter, their IMPORT shan b.
rilde 90 he neN; term ~ said court held 10 thai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

basinrs.; and every such corporation. company or
Pcrsou shall annually pay - the state treasurer. on
or before the rst day Of Nav. hrcc-iourth, ~
Per cert. ct the gros, receipts Of said busnc.. for
the year ending the first day IL April preceding.
SAID hrce-foJths ct Que per ccL shall be on all Of
aid express bushes done 20 I'll, Sa,c Ueiniing
rata part GA all express business coming from other
staie> or countries Into this stale and all going
FROM th. state 70 otter states or countries provided
however that nothing 10 hts act shall bc construed
70 apply 20 goods @! merchandise IN transit through
the stale.
Sycr. . Every such express corporation company
or person shal, 10y II. properly authorized agcu;
officer. annually on or before the fifteenth day Of
May, make rsturu 20 the governor ard council.
verified 10y oath TO it, eorroctuo-s, stating the
amount of sah receipts for AL expire. matters
rri within this state sa,od IA section Of this
act; whereupon the governor aud council shall on OF
before the hiiscuth dag OF Jgas 81 the same year
as~c-s the tax provided by this act. and forthwith
certify the 90 the state treasurer. who shall
theTcupon notify aid corporations, companies Ur
persons. aud sad taxes shall b. paid into the state
treasury 90 before tie fret day % May following
SEcT. p IN" tax Asscssol upon corporations.
compauic. or p-'r.0na Aforesaid shall p. io- the
year commencing April one. 10 the Year Of cur Lorl
cShtecu hundred and eighty. and for every nl-e-
gGent year, and payable 20 the state treasurer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Chnptcr 3tO.
An ACT relating to the Taxation OF Railroads.
ID ~ cEncfed. &c. n follow
SECT. I. Iishxll be the duty OF the governor anil
council. between the frst day of April and the brit
dag OF May IN each year. 10 apprass the several rail
roads la this state, With their franchises. rolling
stock aud fixtures, at ,Aer cash value, and upon
this valuation to levy = ta1 OF one per eenfum so
O. make said tax equal may be o. the taxes
81 all Kinds upon property, through which -ad
road, may extend, AMI 10 hle the amount levied
upon esieh 81 said corporations with the trcturer OF
state who shall ON ar before the fifteenth day OF
May annually, give notice 10 the treasurer president
superintendent OF each of sail companies, of the
amount Of said tax levied upon each road.
SECr. The appraisal Of the property Of said
railroad companies shall embrace only The road
ways, rolling stock and franchises The land. build
ting. and fixtures outside OF SAIL roadways shall De
TAXABLE IA the towns where situated. other prop
crty.
SECT. .. Where a railroad extends beyond the
limits OF this state, the governor and couuel shall
apprai.e the road within this state, aud much of
the franchise and rolling stock may belong TO the
company within the state.
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SECr. & Any corporation. company person.
ncslectug % make returns according 70 the proNi.
s!ons of this act shall forfc; twenty-five dollar per
day for every days neglect 10 DO. 20 DC recovered
by action % debt brought IN the name ~ the
STATE and In OF snch neglect the governor and
council shall proceed 90 make the Assessment Of taN
prescribed herein on such gross receipts they may
think jast with such evidence they may b. able 10
obtain. a.d from such assessment there shall exit
% right OF appeal GA the part OF the company or
person failing 20 make the returns a, Aforesaid and
II any corporation, company or person falls 90 pay
the tax required by this act, the state treasurer may
forthwith commence al action OF contract In the
uNms Of the state for the recovery Of the with
Interest.
SrcT 5. All acts and part. Of acts iHeonsisien,
with the provisions Of this act are hereby repealed,
and this aei shall take ciiec; when approved
Approved March IL. $50
Chapter 2iJ.
An ACT % su'hcfizr the Treasurer % the State TO
procure Loan Of three hundred and seven thou
sand dollars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

PUBLIC LAWS OF TT
person shall Annually, on or before the hf(ecnih day
ot APRIL return Co the secretary Of state, under The
oath II u. superintendent the amount sud value OF
al the property enumerated Ia section one, owned
by 10 within the imt. Aforesaid, together with the
names and rc.ideuees Of all Shareholders living in
THIS state, and the number OF shares ovnc by each
The fr,; day 81 April annually. aud he governor
and council shall determine said yAlnc. and asses.
aid FAX thereon on or before the lrsi day Of May
annually The secretary Of state shall thereupon
certify sail asses'nen,to the state treasurer who
shall forthwith notify the several parties assessed
thereof said tax shall ~ paid into the treasury on
or l-efor. the FIRST day 81 September annually, and
shall IL In lieu 81 all state OF municipal taxation
any Of the property or sharcs Of aid corporations
companies or persons
sECr. ?. IL any corporation, company or person
aforesaid fails 60 make "a. rriurn herein provided
the governor AMI council shalt proceed to make sall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04
-eOf 90 The hrst DAY OF Jn1
MT IL mad, and the pflPr

ton isil' 90 pay the tax required by this act th,
state treasurer may forthwith commence an action
Of debt 10 the ~ the state, for the recovery
OF III. sane. with interest, may collect the same
In such other manner A. IL now provided hy law.
SECr. >. This tax shall BE- In lieu OF all taxes on
the shares OF any railroad company; and when said
tax IL paid into the state Treasury, IL shall be the
duty of the state to credit 10 each in
which shares ~ any rosd 40 assessed were owned on
thu hrt day Of April preceding. such proportion d
said tax as such shares lear 10 the whole number oil
shares OF such railroad company.
SgCr. .. All set. and parts Of acts Inconsistent
with This act hereby repealed; and this act shall
take effect when approved lApproyed Mar. 10, lss0.
RESOLVES
RESOLVES providing for a Seal of the State.
Resolved. That the secretary OF state b., AMI Il
hereby directed 10 procure u suitable seal, which
shall b. Of the same form and device A. the seal
last In u" and acknowledged ~ the zeal of the
state and. that said seal, when completed ba de-
posted In the ofce OF the secretary OF state, aud
that the same ,hal! become and BE- the seal OF the
state, Approved January -, 1891
RtSOLN rs providing for an amendment Of the
Constitution. 80 as TO elect the Governor BY a
Plurality. instead Of n Majority, of Votes.
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Assessment shalt ~ final. And II any such corpo
ration, company person falls 70 pay tEr tax Required
by this act the STAKE treasurer may forthwith con-
mencc action OF contract ln the Of the state
for the recovery Of the saHie with Interest.
SpCr.f. When such tax IL paid. II shalt D. the
dnty 81 the state treasurer % credit 20 each town
such proportion OF the tax Of each company a. The
number Of shars In uid company Owned 10 said
town hear. 20 tho whole number 81 saiI company
shares oSnei IN the state. tbs remainder 20 be n
tained Tor the nee OF the state.
sEcr. ). Al at. and parts OF scs nconsisieui
herewith Rrc hereby repealed and iAs at shail take
ci'c', when approved. approved MarCh -, lS~o.l
Chapter !l5.
An ACT Amcndatory 81 chapters seventeen and
twrn,y-seven Of the Revised Statute. ia relation
10 common nuisance. aud the sale ol Intoxicating
liquors.
~ q si.acied. DC. as follows;
SuC-r. !. Section one OF chapter seventeen Of the
revised statutes l. hereby amended by Inserting after
the word liquors." the words and al places OF
scTi whore Intoxicating liquors. are kept, sold given
away drank, or dispensed In any manDer not proyid-
Cd for by law. 80 that the section. amended. shall
read q. follows:
'SECr. l. All places used n houses u Ili-fame,
resortrd 20 for lewdnc.s gambling for the Illegal
sale keeping OF Intoxicating liquors aud all places
Of resort WHERE intoxicating liquor. kept sold
given away, drank, or dispensed In any manner. no,
provided for by law, are common nuisanccs.'
SECT. .. Section twenty-five OF chapter twenty.
seven of the revised statutes. amended by chap
ter two hundred aud fifteen OF the public laws OF
eighteen hundred and sevcntyssyen = hereby far
Their amended by inserting after the words spur
poses the words cor beverage, so thA, sald
ton, ~ amended, shall read ~ follows:
'SECr. p. No person shall be allow ed 40 any time
10 ~ by himself his clerk, scrrant or agent, direct
ly or indirectly any Intoxicating iquor. OF what
ever origin except a. hereinafter provided: wine
~. sfr ksar !. gar md oil Ha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

said CONT shall certify such verdict or report the
HAY b., with lie anal adjudication Oi the court
thereon. 90 The manufacturers =; their next meet
iac after such adlg1ics;lon, who shall re-
cord the same. and u The jury shall not have
agreed on verdict ~ the verde; or rcIor been set
aside by the court 90 which II Wa returned, or upon
exceptions the COMMISSIONER on application there
tcr, shall order Jury, ~ The paTtics Ray agree
upon a new committee and thercuPou Ike proceed
ass shall De had n axe herein provided The iaTiy
"a ~ The court % which the verdict or report re-
'lrncd and certified with Il % the commissioners;
keep; that the costs shall not be recovered by the
party claiming damages, bnt by the other party, "
giol appeal taken ~ provided tn this chapter, by
ci;her party, said Claimant shall fail 20 recover aud
have adjIdged TO him. greater sum A. damages
than Wa allowed 90 him by the COMMISSIONER aud
said court shall determine the compensation o. the
committee, and 81 tbs persons presiding al The trial
cy rlry.
y a.. - -. ar...-. l..sv
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the treasurer % Z

advice OF the governor i hereby authorized 20 pro
on the faith Of the state ~ Issuing the bond.
thereof loan Of three hundred and seven ihoasaud
dosrs. for the payment Of the bonds Of the state
which become Que the fifteenth day Of August, In
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty,
amounting 20 the same sum. said bonds shall be
datci the fifteenth Jiay Of August m the year OF our
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04
,roye,l March J., !

Chapter 2tS.
-AN ACT 20 amend chapter nineiy-on % the Reyls-
el Statutes relating 60 liens GA Vessels.
Ir o. s1a-icd, DC. a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

f. STATE OF MAINE.
sUcT. 6. session forty nine Of chapter twenty
og the revised statute, amended 10y chapter
two hundred and Gny-hvc Of the public laws Of
eghtecn hundred aud seventy four, IA hereby amend
c by adding after the last word in said section, the
following words viz: Bat ssid punishment, or
any part thereof. shall no, b. RENTED uuc,s the
prisoner. un!rg cath gives Information nom whom
aud where he procured the liquors upon which he
became intoxicated 50 that said section - amended
shall read a. follows
'SEcT -. Any person hereafter found lntoHieat-
81 ia auy sigcc;' or Highways or being intoxicated
IN III. owE lnDtr. or in apy other bujing cr place.
who shall become qugrTclsome, or ln any other way
disturb the public peaos or that ~ his 0Wu any 9th
er family % ne 10 render II necessary foI the police
peace officers 20 interfere may b. taken Into casio
dy hy any ,h'rR, drpaty sheriff, constable. marshal
deputy marhal. police Of1csr or Waterman, and
committed 20 The watch house restrained iR some
other suitable place, tlll complaint can b. made
aud warrant Issued In due form upon which Dc may
l. arrc'ied and tried. nud II found guilty Il being
intoxicated n the strt- or highways,or ot being in
toIIcatfd lu hi' own bvuse any other bn.idibg
place, And becoming qusrrclsome ADD disturbing the
public peace or that 81 hts any her fiiH.l T.
be shsll b. punished by huc not exceeding. ten dol
lars ur by Imprisonment In tn" a., or house
OF correction, not exceeding thir,y day. For thc
second olrnse such person may D. punished 10y hn"
net exceeding twenty dollars, or ~ impnsJnm"ut
not nom than ninety day-. The iadgc or Justice
may Tciuit any portion oG said punishment and order
the pTisnner discharged whenever be shall b.Dehie
satisfied that the objects OF ih- law and the good oi
the public snd thv prisoner would D. advanced
thereby. EJi 'sd punishment or any part thereof
shall not b. Esiutts nnless the prisoner under oath
give. Information from whom and whore he pTocur-
cd The liquors upon which h. bccam. Intoxicated.
SECT. !. SECTION ,hirty-aye ~ chapter twenty
Of the revised statutes, l. hereby amended by
substituting the word. one hundrsi for the worl
"hfiy. In The t1entyninth line. ~ the thirty int
l.ne 10y substituting The word ninety for the word
thirty, and adding AFTER the word "ail." the WcTs
ni hard labor la the thirty.-oCOnd line ~ sub-ti
tliing the word Six for the sopi three and by
adding amer the w0rI month at hari labor; tu
the thiIiy-,csenth line. by Substituting the word
six for the word three" and adding after the
wonl mouths" the words at hard labor that
sall section no amended shall Rad a. follows:
SECT. -. IL any person competent TO be witness
In civil suits shall make complaint upon oath or
Affirmation before any Judge Of any municipal or
polrc court or trial justice. that 10 believes ihtdai
eating liquors are unlawiuy kept or deposited Ia
any place in the state by any person persoD-. and
that said lguoT, Intended for sale within TIL.
In .fF5.f all