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convened, That it shall not be lawful for any,porlon dur-
ing the eisting *aftfo distil or ohvoirt' ihtoj idnt ifthi5
liquor any molasses or sugar; and any, o oltint this
act, shall be subject to indictinent, and 'ti oni idf'i6tion
shall bo fined not loss than one thousand dollars, and im-
prisoned not loss than six months, ono-half of said fine to
be paid to the informor and the other half to the county
in Which the conviction is liadl' Y.
SEC., 2., Be it further enicted, Thi on each conviction
re of Solicitor. under this ibt the soli .itai dial be iliiitled fdd f06 of
fifty dollars, to be taxed in thq bill of coots and paid.by
the defendatit.
Approved Anust 27, 1863.
To. 1..] . AN ACT
To require all persons to pay takos in the' county whot-,
tho property is located in cortain iases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep)-
n.or taxesmnuatresentatives of the State of Alqb qma in General Assembly
. paMid. convened, That all persons who6 'havo been declarca by
acts of the Legislature, Jiners,.and made citizens of coun-
ties oth6r. than the cotmty fn Which thoy livo, or thdit
hoUiso'9ard situated, shall pay their State and county ta-ios
on slaves and bther property in the county in ivhich such
pro perty may be hold and ,lodated 'at the commenceeo t
of the tax yea.
Sm. 2.' Be it further enacted, 'lat all laws and parts
of laws in conflict with this act, be and the samo are here-
by repealed.
Approved August 27, 1863.'
No. 12.] . AN ACT
To authorize Circuit Judges to hold special terms of the
Circuit Court in certain cases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the 4'enaty and House o/ Rep
hudge may hold resentatives of the State of Alabaina in Gceneial Assebly
tai rcr. convened, That section 134 of the Cedo.. o Alpbama, be
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