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V liul‘TABl‘L‘S.
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“South Norwnlk.
look and Job m
com-n nonwm W 001nm, can
float. lulu M‘mxnruulk.
W
3.3.3051) csmwoon, Foot of Ennklin street,
churn—cubs Wat all a xmnnn
“men. Rev J. Puss, «in, m of I» CR0“ 8'. SKYSIOL‘R. manual. nar min, South
. .: anbbuu and hem Kuwait.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE.
nimmwnmwl. l;5:mlnd
Canon—12$ A. 1.; Mandalay. I.
bruit;
1255 P. I.
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W In}. WLL: :w: I
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1me r. I.
NORWALK 3338? orncs.
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me m MLL‘ 5:5: 1.
Wm him. (M!) W A; n.
Wmus Mn}. ‘DAILYl emu—ta) I.
011155. OLXSTEAD. P. ii.
ROWAYTON POST OFFlCE.
lulu Eu! W6 1.. I.
I‘m Wuf Doss-7:5 A. 1.; ti) r. I
Ens—runs Kin. Dru—4:50 A. 1.; 3:15 2. 1.
Warm 1m Dot—$55 A. n.
OLIVER COOK. P. 1
Norwalk Horse Railway.
(EFKXEXCIXG It LY bf.
B’I‘L 183
New Elven.
mummy.- ex: plui .-
80 u-uin. am
So rain.
Sin Cain.
Skim-day only.
mm LOCKWOOD, Wt
Dmbury and Norwalk 8. R.
W
SC um ARRANGEmT
In“! m loan can: nor-“k.
nail. (colored) Rev.
Hours of mice. 10"
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mm the“.
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rim 4; co. Imdcr sumo-ac, nun
South N
cfium. KO. 1| “I mg South Nor»
Oonhcflonay.
C. 3. narrow. Ruin onset. South Norvrnlk.
X13355 DAWSON, Wuhlngwu street, South Nor-
‘\
.0.er Repairing.
C. .‘d. TUTTLE, W street, South Norwalk.
clothing.
“1 a. SWORDS, m Wuhjngtun and Main
streets. South Nanak.
cool and Wood. Q
RAHOKD m Wubiuglon street, 3mm.
Nor-wilt. _
W 6 wxan. Foot 0! Washington street,
m 8M.
1.11m. root of W street, Sand: Norr
walk.
ROBERT C RAYMOND, Five Mile River.
T. s. scxu’rox, my» moo; Hsin sin-Isl. soon.
Nomlk.
Duo-mail“.
‘85. A. GREGORY. Chrk‘s Block. Milli: «(rm-t,
South Kurvulk.
Dr
S. k'. BECK, Corn: of Wuhlnxtuu cLR‘t'l and Rail
rand phcc, South Km
G. C. 81"!me it 00., Washington street. South
Nomik.
Dry Goods.
Jxl' & C. it BENNETT, W'nuhlngtuu street, Math
or: .
A. piCKBRIAN .9. 303'. W'uhlugmn siren. bomb
and
mm BROTHERS, Dibble: Block. Mutt: Nut"
“Ilk.
Engravers.
E. SEARS, No «l! Beckniln street, NC“ Yuri.
Fumltun.
BI’CKINGEAI & 00.. Oppoaitc Ballromd Depot,
South .Vumlk.
Flori”.
xALLom' & Dowss, South of Railroad Depot.
south Hot-wok.
was a. SMITH. Mm street. South Nurwnlk
Fruits.
was P. ZELL'i-‘F. nun meet, South Sorualk.
max 3 sxrm ill-00d lncc, South Nora-lib.
mu a; canon), tuna-a plum. South Nor.
walk
Fons! Goods.
ll. [1. PRITK HARD. \i‘uhlngton urea. South Kory
wxlk.
“RS “1303‘. 5'" 4 Ely'fi Block Main nix-or ,
South Kcrnli;
cm.
\‘v' W. (LIHSTOCK. Dibblc‘e Black. Man; «rut-i,
south Kort-IX.
BROWN c WILCOX, Lender's Block. “'Ishiugtou
unit. South Norwtlk.
(350363 W. m. lulu mt. South Non-11k.
51:51am) XNAPP. Wuhlrw'nn «bum. on». igu-
x
l", A. TOLL§ 8 (‘0 . Huln smal. South Nnrwulk.
JOBS lll'Tt‘lll'NGS, Eli's Block. M-in LIT-fl, South
Evin; .
T. BI'RR GVYER. Corner of L0“ and “onion
FCfL't‘l!. N‘luLh Sunulk.
Hum-n Muir Work.
ALBERT swoxsox. No as: into mm. and“
port.
Hats und cups.
South Nurunik.
Hm...
OLD WELL HOTEL. Corner Haiti and \l'mlnngtun
«Win. 30th Nonnlk.
Hardware.
W C xl'lNTARD & 00., Nu 3 Upon. lluuw BiucL,
son N
mull. ’ _
LEWIS HYBBKLL & (30., \\ ubiu;ton rirvct. South
NorWalk.
Iron Facing.
WM. [1. Di'SC‘Ah'. Union street. South Surwalii
A.
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M m a Willey RR. Nornlk, .
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:3 P. I. i nd lama nations. Iain Mm South lion-11k. .
11:33 .5 31. Freizbt’h-n‘n. w. '1'. (‘RAW a; 5011 my. Block. South son-air.
JOHN W. moox Dcxxrs PLAN. nub: mt. South Nos-walk.
1.2: s- . g. *—
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Lomxo 500m. Washington slrL-ul. South
L. H‘UBBELL c (20.. Wuhington area. South No:-
MCII‘G JULY “‘11. .2. ram; 00‘.“ MY] PLAN‘FRG DUEL. Huwhull
fish: is w S * me South . ma k.
Y’ {011233 “ South yon“ “ 80mg? 1‘03qu PLANIXG MILL. \l‘atvr moot.
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no ‘- gagphg ll :13 emu-am It” Work.-
5‘“ ” " “ EL 8. PBK‘E. lechunlc uncut, Hal-walk.
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3:41 " W Smith Son-nix.
5:17 " 9W .-
2!? ° m flilllnory.
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12mm:
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HENRY llUl’HlNS. .‘llrehlll um". i. South _\0r-
will
Lumber.
J. A. Ji'DDx No. 3
“Chester‘s Block. Worthington
streak, South )1 I.
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WETPORT HOUR. Beth's Building, Weapon.
W
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nuns.
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touring m
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Kan-Ink. . " ,
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L. P YOUTH, LODdL‘I'n Ean‘k. “'nrluug‘nn «hoot. 1
Backbon- '
Wham-conflict“ “
Wlmudnudmm
Mauritania-o! others.
Wnlklnxlutbclrm all“.
Bowl-glowtoweulfllorfivor.
Wififimwm
Mbmwnm.
Wlnln‘tobedrmcrled; y
deyouudl‘ witbnmubenring,
Mum-mun] shouldersbcck,
Wyatt-Quin, Inmnimnovri
Just thathingswhichbicmt hob.
Amngerword
Warnevu-M
.13 name.
thin. buckbom‘.
When you see ntbcoioglm
Hugging close come ugly creed.
Faring to reject or question
which“: plat. my read.
11%;” oil Metering.
mm ouch manly View,
Going more for toms and symbol:
Than to know the Goodand True;
de younoli with lime:- bearing.
Throw your maul shoulders back
Show your spine bu nerve and MW
. Just the things which his most lack.
A nix-onset word
“is new hard
In none Ind tone.
Thu! this. backbone.
When you see I politicicu
Unwllng through contacted bola.
Begging to: some tat poultloo.
in the ring or at the polls,
With no needing manhood in him,
Nothing cable, brood or sound.
Mull“: of pluck or ballast.
Double—aided all around;
Walk you-cell will: firmer bearing.
Throw your moral shoulders buck,
Show your spine bu nerve cud mun-vs .
Jun the m which his must lack.
A stronger word
Wan never heard
In same Ind tone.
Than this, backbone
\ modest song and plainly told”
The text in wortb I mine of guld:
For may men must sully lock
A noble Millie“ in the buck.
TRAl‘ING A HUBDEBER.
A L1H“) was standing, one duy,wilh a kind
of unoccupied air, a few steps from the
door of the telegraph ufl‘lce,on Second street,
Sacramento. What was remarkable about
him was, that lherc was nothing remarkable
about him or all—to the careful eye. He
was 3 mm of very ordinary appearance, of
ordinary size, ordinary complexion with an
ordinary face, and especmlly m ordinary eye.
He stood with his hands idly down into the
pockets of u long, loose Coat, as though they
had dropped there themselves, and be had
not taken the trouble to pull them out, and
he seemed neither thinking of, caring about,
nox- lookiug at anything.
A boy messenger came tripping out of the
wlegruph office, taking two or three steps at
once, :u it had been lmndsomely expmcd,
and happening to scc the unlulcrcstcd mun,
wlmm he lmd 501'“ ln-f4-n»,l1c stopped short
and said:
" 0h, here‘s one for yap: l suppose I ‘
udgtuus well gin- il in you lu-rv Yuu'rx-i
Mr. Black ?” '
The man did not say that he was or that
he wasn‘t, but quietly numbed for the des»
patch, which the boy handed him and hur—
rlcd on.
Then Mr, Black. “till a deliberation that
would have been fairly agonizing in anyone
looking over his shoulder, unfolded the
. paper and Nail:
Mun-m ILLE. June 29, 18—.
To Mr Wm. Blm‘k. Police Department, Sac—
ramentn:
An atrocious murder him just been dis-
cow-red h re, A woman named Mrs. “'0"
mm the victim. Her husband is suspected
and is in custody, bnt no evidence against
him. Haslett to us. by the first hour, while
all h fresh: . Holman,
; Slur-Tiff 0f Yuba County.
\i'm. llluul. \\ is u Sacrament“ detectivc,
and Ill that mm, undonbmlly the most su-
gaciuus in C'ilifumiu. The boat was to leave
for Marysvillc in a little over an hour. Mr.
Black entered thr lt'lcgrriplx allies and des-
patched to the s‘uc-rlif of Tuba county the
l
\
I
l
. words, “ All right 2"
That evening a mnn‘ with a red shirt on—
a than of very ordinary appearance—lauded
in Marysville. He was a mines-,0! course,
if one may always judge by indications;
but he had a lazy look, as if weighed down
by a woeful luck of energy, and a person
might have wondered if aucb a man ever
did pick up courage enough to climb up the
mountains.
The sumo lazyolooking man,latcr ‘m the
evening, was in secret consultation with the
sheriff and other dileinln .
“At what hour was the murder discov-
ered?” he asked.
“ Nine o’clock this morning—exactly.“
“ Iu'wbu way 1’”
“The news came through her husband.
He rushed excitedly into a saloon, on the
edge of the town, saying that his wife was
dead, and some one had killed her.
“They had lately come from the minor,
and were living in a tent of their own, a
W of a mile out. of town. We will
conduct you to it by and by.
“ A physician has nmle 'an eiamlnailon 2“
“ You; : skillful 092. He says it is clear
that tho tomb was murdercdecinnzled
wddm‘by opal")? came lands. the marks
of w‘biclibcfcundontwrtixvom."l '
“Did be gay how long ab}? had been
“I” '
nmwu‘mumuhnmcl
.‘l
, tbc'mounininé‘every thy—aim”! wus none
W123i, WEB 12,1872. A
'We'nnn live miners down here from
of them?“ '
“Domain Black who wore a red shirt,
was conducted to‘lhe scene of the murder.
He saw the body ”the omce of the coro-
ner; he saw the physician; he saw every-
body'in Marysville; he saw and talked with
Wolf three‘omrters of an hour. Then be
said to the "chem-m":
“He didn’t do it.”
The sberlfl' quairly thunder-struck.
“But,“ said William Black. “keep him in
cuatcdv‘rtlll you'bear from me. Don‘t let
the people get hold of him cl a venture."
‘Wy‘iro‘uldf’ _ ‘
"You might arrest and dcuin any suspi-
cious looking person found in' tho neighbor
hood—Always remembering that he's lHBO‘
cent."
“I will."
The confemce ended.
Next morning a fresh miner made his up-
penrance at Pine Camp, about fifteen miles
north of Marysville. He was a very lazy
looking man. He loungcd around gas.
siping with the miners, bothering them at
their work. Some. thought he was a hull.
idiot. He stopped and talked with groups
here and there, and asked questions about
the best place to locate a claim. He was
green. Then he told them a. piece of terri-
ble news. A woman had been foully mur-
dered in Marysville. Her husband did it,
it was thought—in fact, there was no news.
It had been "the talk of the camp for twenty-
four hours.“ ~
“ O Y then you knmvml it yesterday 2'"
“ Of course l“
He from from claim to claim; spoke to
everybody, inking particulurly about min-
ing pruspccls; mentioned the murder.
" That fellow won't do much. He‘s :00
lazy-looking," rcumrkcd than
once.
The afternoon was Wearing away. The
man of unsound mind stopped for the twen-
tieth time and talked with a, group of four
who were working a claim, He sat on a
lame stone. llc spoke of the tum-dor—
uctunlly informed them of it as new:
” Why, old follow.“ said one. “you‘ve
been asleep. You're a day behind the age."
The slow creature was a litilc‘neltled,
“ (“I no : not a. day,” said he.’
“ Wn'nl yrs now," rvlurucd one of the
miners, Working away,
“ A day‘s twenty-four hours," remarked
the stupid man, simulcally.
“ Wa‘al u'pusc it is ?"
"Then you haven‘t kuowod of it it day.
You're smart, I admit; but not that smart."
“ Wlmt'll you bet?“
“Twenty dollars and drinks all round."
“ Dune."
In those days a but if nothing worse grew
out of (-Vcry slight dlll'eu-ucc of opinion, no
matter how trifling the subjecl
The money mu amkvd
“ Now prove it."
" That‘s our.“
“ Who brought the news 1‘ ‘
“ Dave Long—one of our moss. He‘d
been down to Marysx‘illv. uvcr Sunday, on
n. bender." _
“ Whore is he?“
“ .‘u nnr mhin'
week."
“ Well, drop thin tool». You're all dry,
and so am I. Dave—Smith it. is?"
“ No, Dave Long,"
All laid down their tools, and the party
started toward the cabin to have the fool-
isb he! decided and get the drinks.
“ Now, remember,“ said the green Strang-
cr, " I‘m willin' to [my if I lose; but a day's
twenty-fut“ lmun."
"Well."
“Mark, then, il‘ajust'levcn now.“
llv looked at his watch.
Them were sewnl watches in the party.
All were mfcrred to. They varied hm a
few minutes.
“ Let me we," said the minu- who but
wagered with the new comm“ let me see.
Why. of course, you’ll lose, sit-anger.
Twasn't morc’u ten o‘clock yesterday mum-
lug when Dave came and he took his time
getting dinner teddy ; which we cut at
twelve.‘
“ To be sure,“ said another.
\Q' .15 [IIUI‘C
ll.-'< making there this
" Ola. wait!" said the stranger. “Leave
it to him.“ _ ’
“ All right. He knows; for be has a
watch. an’ timed himself comin‘ ' from
Maryavillc.“ ’ '
. They reached the cabin whcre David
Long. according to Montana, was serving
his mm at keeping house for theme”.
“ Dave?" , ~
“ Hallo l" replied a grufl voice within.
“ Come out}
“ thl’a wnnlln 1'"
“ We've got up I bet. drinks included,
and it’s for you w decide." - .
Dave Long came to the door—«n big burly
fellow. .
“This, push beak-I don't know his Aname."
“ Blossom," put in the stranger.
“Well, Blossoinflie came round and went
to tell us tile am "To“ shout that nun-v
der, you know. I told him he’d been asleep
nu’ wall behind the ‘39.“ Now, the bet b
that We’ve known it a cry fien’ty-four
Whahuoehmmm’f , . , ,
. «NOV. honOr Will,” all! the wfiyled
m.
“black It! My“; “loll: , .
mm.“§,mgotm w ari I? be.“
‘ O " ‘ r. , _ 1 — V
mu. You broughtfib‘e mmsmynwr
.“Think ”*5 -I_ki°!"‘r!*
1 wow: any ~wm' wasn't mt, fit” you
Eudora! Mm Wolf. Ir‘am Detective
Black of Sacramento; Neighbors, I’ve m
the bet 3" v‘ '
Long was fairly paralyzed. He could
neither move or speak " ‘-
A clamor arosc'nuifing' his comrades.
“Stronger, no} nonsense. Dave Long
never done such a fling. p He's above’ such
a crime. Let him-go! We can‘t stand here
cud—3' _ —' ' ' i - ~ 7
“Stand back!” ma th‘efwléss officer. I:
will go bardiiv‘flii’iuy mane interim-ea.
This mania guilty'nn‘d‘rcan convince you."
“ How do you know 1’" *
“ Keep cool. and I’ll tell you. He came
here yesterday mmrww o‘clock had
told you all about we; mint was not
discovered in Mnrysville till nine.’ Did he
walk 11an miles in one hour?" '
David Long stood trembling from head
to foot—the picture of guilt. His cumrades
looked on, bewildered. ,
“ You see," continued Black, by way oi
{umber explanation, “ it was on his guilty
mind and hecouldn‘t help binning it out:
considering of coume that the murder would
be discovered at daylight, or sooner. Luck-
ily, it was not known till nine o‘clock—ex-
cept to the murderer, and be [usury kind-
1 y volunteered to expose himself."
“ Curse my tongue!” exclaimed the cul~
prit, grinding his teeth with rage and fear.
“ I wish “had been torn out."
“There‘s always something," remarked
the detective quietly. “ You left no trace
or even a hair, but you came right 'up here
and told Yourself."
" Dave Long! Dave Long. can this be 2’."
exclaimed one of his comrades, reproach—
fully.
The crestfallcu wwtch hung his head, and
seemed ready to sink to the earth.
“ You poor devil 2" said uuother of his
mess. “ W'ho‘d have thought it? If it
wasn‘t for old time’s sage we'd string you
up. Take him awcy, Mr. Black; ‘et us see
him no more." ’
“ If the camps finds it mu, they’ll lynch
him before you can get away with him,“
suggested another.
Filled with terror at. this prospect, Long
determined to makc one more desperate
move for life. With 3 nddca spring he re-
leased himself from the detective and darted
away toward the thicket not far 08'. He
had some hope that his speed might bear
him beyond the immediate reach of Black
or the others. where he could work 08‘ his
Includes. But the agile amou- bounded
after him, and baton he bud gone thirty
yuds seized him again by the collar and
dragged him down. .
“widened at his citation, the prisoner
commenced a fierce but hopeless struggle
nucmpwd with kicks and blows to inflict
some injury on his copier; Block, whose
strength was extraordinary. took him by
the throat and soon overpowered him.
“ Look here 2“ said be, somewhat heated;
"it youcnrry on inihh wanthsampwm
learn what you hnve done and hang you to
a tree; and rn not hinder them. If you 'go
quietly I can promise you a fair trinl, and
you may not be lunged for weeks yet."
” L—l—lct-mc—up." be filtered, “ and I'll—
go with you."
“ And give me no further trouble 1"“
it No H
The dread of beinglynchcd had a mighty
influence on him.
“ See that you keep your word, then. And
mind, it on the road '40 Mcrysville you
makfi another such a move, I‘ll shoot you
down."
And he cllowed him so get up,taktng care
to maintain the grasp on the arm.
But the scams had already attracted air
(cation, and the miners came running up
from til dimctions. .
, What’s this? What‘s the matter!" a scum
of them asked. : '
They an: by the handcuffs on Long's
wrists that one belonging to their camp
was in the hands of an Wand they did
not like it. They were jdous oi the law,
and Jumping to the m: flifl' Long
\inv.‘
m. m —A JI RA .1 a
in a little raw st Murysville, their first
thought. was to mucus-him. ‘
“ He ahan't gal" shouted cue.
“Release bin !" added mailman
“Don’t let him take!” plesded Davé
.Loug.
The crowd began to close in.
“Stand luck!“ thundered thc‘detcctive,
nourhhing his revolverfi “I an! Domain:
Black, oi Snmmeflo,vmi this irony pris-r
abofi'hlmmfiiétdogf‘, . .
Although m at» ballets moot much
much lager
its mg and they stood mam. Mg
hurriedly yum-mum: .
“If mama tell aiu» n'ot’lo htgrf
ddncgand they wmmfi “ ‘i‘
tremblingly spoke to the mob:
‘ “Mrfi‘vii‘nhifi‘m’r " “
“What fiféitxyou‘we don't.
M T, "' y" ;. I :.' 1.31:“ £3“;
.«r’l‘Ws-smi hWMl
amt. It wmuh’mwmbwiut ,.
in mayday-mu mum; at the ‘ _ _
oficer, who M‘flrmly W3 tptlonexf ‘ ,2
this himself,cod’oppum c
single um to~smd1cd>ucfle3fibcd_
sdvsutagl oEu’w- mmngnhck
was we babel-rm on’him again; Long ,
«mammal-om» »wt ingertmg'
mum: Acts; . ,
ort'm'e State (if-00mm pmed
. ' ' n, 1872. ,
_ on :,
[PUBLISHEJ‘ 31 Am 02m .]
I , .
cm x. ; ,,
Anactin. addition tocn' ”concerning can»,
wnmfives inGeneral, Agnew, mica-
V I "
8301.11.81 whenever-“the numb of any
' hem ;
joint stock corporation shun hits
to _ . ,fnllemd 1n: “gram
Fm. .mochaptctLXYll ,puuy;
has my 5le 0191870; Quid ' ,a
ilou aw banquhfid, be!” " '
name nachmgsdm shard,
fiedcoqugihezbcme .otlhceounm
m or chew on of corporate me.
such corporation Wits business, which
shall be record“. by said town clerk in a
bpokkeptby'hintor claim. . _
81w. 2. ”mas-k shall receive the
same fees for ' such record :8 he is
by law entitled to receiveyfor making other
manumn‘pt records. '
850‘. 8. This act. shall take cm from its
,pamgc.
Approved May 28th, 1872.
05m IL ‘ '
All act relating to the authority of jusuces'
of the
Be it exacted by the m and House of
Represenmiva in General Assembly con-
vened : , .
Any justice of the peace. in issuing a 1m»
rant for the arrest of any poison, may make
the same returnable before himself or other
proper authority. .
Approved 'June 11th, 1872.
. brim m
‘ ‘ An act rclnflifi: {O‘Norwnlk harbor.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Repecgsentatives in General Assembly cou-
ven ;
Sn. 1. No steamboat or other vessel pro-
pelled by sitcom, shall pass any of tho
wharves. piers or marine mirwéy in For-
walk harbor at a. grater rumor W than
steamboat or other vessel propelled hygienic
railsny at a speed than is
herein allow , the in mud oi
said steamboat or ml at the time stall, on
bein duly convicted in the superior court
for airfield county. forfeit the sum of one
hundred dollusonehclf toihcpenon who
shallprccecute the same to muddle
other half to the; county. , , aim
also be linble‘ lo threefold damages 16. the:
person whwe property shall be injured
thereby. _
SEC. 2. This not null take effect from the
date of its mange. .
Approved June 11(1), 1872.
n
rate
(mm W.
An act to heal and validate certain convey-
cum
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representativcc in General Assembly cou-
venec :" '
That all convcycnua of lands or other
rcalestatemndem good mummy any
mm in or by thocorporwe name adopted
such persons. acting under tbejdint stock
low of this-Sate, or undu- sp‘ecial sci or
chute: of incomntlon granted-by the gen-
eral-ssembly, where such on ' s have
been organized without the limits of this
State. are Mafia-d and aafiflnflerl,und
such conveyance shall be good and eflectual
tocouvey such lands orotber ralahtefor
the in such conveyances W-
but this act shall not afl'ect any smt now,
pending.
Approved June llth, 1872.
emu v.
'An act in addition to an act concerning com-
munitiel and corporations.
an. 1. The president or secretary of every
joint stock ' , or the officer having
charge of the stock books thereof, shdlglve
information to any applicant, who is: aedi~
tor of any stockholder of such corporation,
0! the number of shares of stock med by
any member thereof; and any oiling: who
shall refuse to comply to the provision: of
this section shall pay a fine of one hundred
dollars to the nmsury of the State.
ems. Themstsectlouof displermOof
an not entitled 'an act. in addition tau act
concerning communities and... utlons,
passed ct the May session, 1867, whereby
repeded;
Approved June 1111:, 1872.
A” “Ct infiditionw an act concerning com-
munitics’ud carponfiona
Be it enam.mam§wm and 30.3wa
1.
Beitemcndlnthosmwd Hound! '
with the town acrk of the'tbwu in whidz .
at the mo of sixmfles perm militmy ,lsaiohim
shall pass any such whirfz’fpier ~or mgrlnef
a my . ;i ” Z "
“its” ' _,
AppmvedJunolflJm
. m x .4
Animal? ‘ ”guitctflm‘An act
providing‘iara banana-ban"
Be it mated by. the. ”‘3‘me of
Gecenl Wkly wu-
Reprcstntnfivcs l6
waned : " . 7 1
Bmh'fh‘flflw fir sessiun.
A. D., 1811; 461:8,” entitled
“An act provi ' for a . ,1- foxes,”
be, and the me n; 11%
Bio. albumin“ ‘ ’ i from the
Approved June a. m , .
Anact to repeal an ‘mLcnflilcd‘An act
regal-fin; the taking or shad in'thc Hous-
micriva'." '
Be it enactgd by the Senate, ”dfiousc uf
Repraentatives in General Mb ly con-
Sac. 1'. Warrant, added and amend-
ingnuactregubfingfic dshtdin
$302.1 'iovegmy‘ktcziibo 23'
p .
Sages. mvbofinnmuy
chain's!» mm,mthc
paint where the H lint joins the
gym muse the moron: trusted dol—
ecctchissnittoeflect. ,
81cc. 3. ,Thls‘uct shall take fled. from its,
Mt .
Approved Jone 19,167“...
Belt ‘ chad by the Sexist: gum“
Representatives in Gencrcl .339ny cou-
Tht the chetfi of my am, having
inseam onecomty Mammal: the
consent of tho, county comm. "-
move any prisoner comet! cadet-Ignace
formyaime‘m- ”and! 5y“ “ my
Moccasin/Imam“ H‘hnnoth-
er jailintheaame county, ,mmbekept
during flieremnin' , ”decaf the ”all, confine, -
meat of such prisoner, and m wheat, in
-
.2. ..~
t,"
3? iaolililfgch pmanerin theme
1 e been origin-All scum
jail, or lawfully 1:01:an therein.
Approved June fl, 1872.
CHAPTER .‘Ull.
An act in addition tidal cc: mm; liw
number Mm
Be it enacted by the Senna nil Hm of
mating in My cm:-
vened:
That the town of Bethe! dull hamlet]
to select twelve jurym‘ cu in the ‘ ’ ,«
scribed in the cc: for the civil
mood for the pupae m men
honed. .
Approved June 29, 1872.
cm XIV.
An act providing for the animal pro
Win. the efacum' ‘ Mrs m
Congas.
Beitenncted by the Beast: “dawn: of
Repmlnfives in General My wa-
waned: ‘1‘ .
SEQLTmotthe och-«the
meeting 61 the éoint m
by the act of
1M, entitled “An act‘ 3 ”
and moral 3.3.3.3 M
i m
nreccsuntll’ mammography
sembly thereafter to be H at
twelveo‘dofimidh.‘
the manhunt mmu'
in
joint membly in the hall I“! of
I
mummies in Gencnlmmly cou- a“ .H
foe-3“; hum w ugmgrmbiatemr 1'33: ‘ ' “h aim“ “in: a
of-nnycity.m.mshfl?'pflié him. on Mutation! In a“ at
melamine: my new Wig-cube: "id an t“,
of them. authorized- to mm mun to a: m h
supplies or atherprilglcs, either gyms-e slid] continua: '9 to pull! do“ “7
ormficfi'fi 1° “Pkg mu" "W in: . , in m Wall-Ila-
adlbegtiomdaum yfi’w ,exeupt an . “on.
xy,1or-hbmelf,ac§cr any mum aid “2 one
any commisgl _ w-.. or affini- VU- lowdown
reward from " - or _ .
such contract!!!
militia.“
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