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An Act to authorize his Excel'ency the Governor of this State to
loan the Bowden Collegiate Institute of Carroll county, one hund-
red stand of arms, and one hundred light cavalry swords, upon
the trustees of said institute depositing in the Executive office an
approved bond for their return on demand.

Whereas, John M. Richardson, a regular graduate of West Point Military Academy, is now engaged as principal of Bowden Colle- Preamble. giate Institute, and proposes to instruct his male pupils in military science, without expense to this State, and for the encouragement of which:

ized to loan

to Bowden

1. Section I. The General Assembly of this State, do enact that Gov. authorfrom and after the passage of this Act, it shall and may be lawful 100 muskets for his Excellency the Governor, to loan the trustees of the Bow- and 100swds den Collegiate Institute, one hundred light percussion muskets and Institute up. one hundred light cavalry swords, upon said trustees filing in the tees giving a Executive office, an approved bond for their return in good order bond. on demand.

2. Sec. II. (Repeals conflicting laws.)
Assented to December 22d, 1857.

(No. 280.)

An Act to incorporate the Putnam Rifles, and to grant them cer-
tain powers, and exempt them from the duties therein named.

on the trus

sufficient

fles incorpo

ers, etc.

3. Section I. Be it enacted, That from and after the passage of Putnam Ri this Act, the Putnam Rifles, a volunteer militia corps in the town rated. of Eatonton, shall be known by the corporate name of the Putnam Rifles and be vested with corporate powers, with power to sue and Rights, pow be sued, plead and he impleaded in the several Courts of law and equity in this State, to pass all by-laws, rules and regulations neces- By-laws. sary for the government of said company, not repugnant to the Constitution and laws of this State, that a Board of the officers of Officers. said Company to consist of the three commissioned officers of said

Courts.

Franklin.

company, not less than two to act, shall be compelled to form and hold a Court of enquiry and Courts martial to try and affix such Penaltion penalties as may be provided by their by-laws on any member or members violating the same.

empt from

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4. Sec. II. Be it further enacted, That all persons already enMembers ex-rolled or hereafter to be enrolled as members of said corps, shall be certain du exempt from patrol, road or jury duty, their exemptions to continue ties. no longer than membership in said corps, and that a certificate of Evidence of membership from the commanding officer of said corps shall be membership. sufficient evidence to exempt any member from the before named duties.

5. Sec III. (Repeals conflicting laws.)
Assented to December 21st, 1857.

TITLE XVIII.

PATROL LAWS.

Act of Feb.

repealed as

Sec. 1. Franklin co., repeal of Act of Feb. | Sec. 4. Repealing clause.

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5. Ware co., Act of Feb. 20th, 1854,
repealed as to.
6. Repealing clause.

(No. 281.)

An Act to amend the Patrol Laws of this State, approved February 20th, 1854, so far as relates to the county of Franklin.

1. Section I. Be it enacted, That after the passage of this Act, 20th, 1854, the Act in relation to the patrol laws of this State, approved to Franklin February 20th, 1854,* be and the same is hereby repealed so far as relates to the county of Franklin.

coun J.

revived as to

Former laws 2. Sec. II. Be it further enacted, That the provisions of this Act, Franklin co. passed the 18th November, 1765,† regulating patrols in this State, and all other Acts subsequent to that time, prior to the year 1854, amendatory of this Act, be, and the same are hereby re-enacted and continued in full force, so far as relates to the county of Franklin, and that all laws and parts of laws militating against this Act, be and the same are hereby repealed.

Assented to December 22d, 1857.

*See Acts of 1853-4, p. 101, and Ref. Note.

See for this Act and prior Laws on this subject, Cobb's Dig. pages 965, etc.

Malon Biddell.

(No. 282.)

An Act to repeal an Act to amend the Patrol Laws of this State, approved February 20th, 1854,* so far as relates to the counties of Walton, Montgomery and Bryan.

1854, relating

3. Section I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of this Act of State, that the Act mentioned in the above caption, be, and the to patrols, same is hereby repealed, so far as relates to the counties of Walton, to certain Montgomery and Bryan.

4. Sec. II. (Repeals conflicting laws.) Assented to December 21st, 1857.

(No. 283.)

An Act to repeal an Act, approved February 20th, 1854, entitled an Act to amend the Patrol Laws of this State, so far as relates to the county of Ware.

repealed as

counties.

20th, 1854

5. Section. I. Be it enacted, That from and after the passage of Act of reb. this Act, an Act, approved February 20th, 1854,* entitled an Act, repealed as to amend the Patrol Laws of this State, be, and the same is hereby' to Ware co repealed, so far as relates to the county of Ware.

6. Sec. II. (Repeals conflicting laws.)

Assented to December 22d, 1857.

*See Acts of 1853-4, p. 101, and Ref. Note.

TITLE XIX.

PEDDLERS.

Sec. 1. Malon Biddell authorized to ped- | Sec. 4. Inferior Court of Worth county to

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impose a license tax not less than $50 on peddlers, &c., in said co. 5. Repealing clause.

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3. Mark Rigell and Newton Crocker

authorized to peddle in Pataula
eircuit.

(No. 284.)

An Act to authorize Malon Biddell, of the county of Charlton to peddle, without paying a tax for the same.

1. Section I. Be it enacted, That from and after the passage of this Act, Malon Biddell, of the county of Charlton, shall be author- dell author

Malon Ble ized to ped

In Pataula Circuit and Worth county.

dle in Charlized to peddle on all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise, with

ton co. with

ut license. out paying a tax for the same.

and Newton

in the Pa

2. Sec. II. Repeals conflicting laws.
Approved December 15th, 1857.

(No. 285.)

An Act to authorize Mark Rigell, of the county of Terrell, an infirm man, and Newton Crocker, of Stewart county, to peddle without paying for a license, in the several counties now composing the Pataula Judicial Circuit.

3. Section I. Be it enacted, That from and after the passage of Mark Rigell this Act, Mark Rigell, of the county of Terrell, an infirm man, and Crocker per Newton Crocker, of Stewart county, be and they are hereby authormitted to ped ized to peddle and vend goods, wares and merchandise in the sevtaula circuit, eral counties now composing the Pataula Judicial Circuits, without ing for a li-paying for a license for that purpose, as now required by law, any law, usage or custom to the contrary notwithstanding. Approved December 15th, 1857.

without pay

cense.

impose a li

(No. 286.)

An Act to alter and amend the several Acts in relation to itinerant traders, and to prescribe the mode of obtaining license, so far as relates to the county of Worth.

4. Section I. Be it enacted, That from and immediately after the Infr court to passage of this Act, it shall be the duty of the Justices of the Inferior cense tax of Court of Worth county to require a license tax of not less than fifty $50 on ped dollars, from all peddlers or itinerant traders, to entitle them to trade dlers and within the limits of said county of Worth.

not less than

itinerant trad's in Worth county.

5. Sec. II. (Repeals conflicting laws.)
Assented to December 21st, 1857.

Benjamin C. Smith, John W. Cameron and W W. Johnson.

TITLE XX.

PHYSICIANS.

Sec. 1, B. C. Smith, of Elbert, and J. W. | Sec. 2. W. W. Johnson, of Hancock, au-
Cameron, of Colquitt, authorized

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thorized to practice medicine and
charge for same.

3. Liable for the usual professional

tax.

An Act to authorize Benjamin C. Smith, of the county of Elbert, and John W. Cameron, of the county of Colquitt, to practice medicine in this State, and to charge and collect the usual fees for the

same.

Whereas, Benjamin C. Smith, of the county of Elbert, has atten- Preamble. ded two sessious of the Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, and at the time he left failed to get a diploma, for the reason that he had been reading medicine less than three years; and while he has now been reading medicine at least three years, and would, upon application be cutitled to a diploma; such application would cost him both time and money, neither of which, being a poor man, is he able to spare:

of Elbert and

quitt author

The General Assembly of Georgia do therefore enact as follows: B. C. Smith, 1. Section I. That Benjamin Clarke Smith, of the county of El-3. W. Camebert, and John W. Cameron, of the county of Colquitt, be and they ron of Col are hereby authorized to practice medicine in this State, and charge ized to prac and collect for the same, the usual fees charged and collect d by and charge practicing physicians in this State, any law to the contrary notwith. for the same, standing.

Assented to December 21st, 1857.

(No. 288.)

An Act to authorize W. W. Johnson, of Hancock county, to practice medicine and charge and collect for the same.

tice medicine

son author

tice medicine

2. Section I. The General Assembly do enact that W. W. John- W. W. John son is hereby authorized to practice medicine and to charge and ized to praecollect for the same, in the same manner as though he had gradua- and charge ted in a medical college, or was duly licensed by the legally consti- for the same. tuted board of physicians of this State.

dinary pro

3. Sec. II. And be it further enacted, That the persons hereby Liable for orauthorized to practice shall pay the same tax as the regular licensed fessional tax physicians.

Assented to December 22d, 1857.

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