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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0624 and id is 1 raw text is: 1864. . 70
c.overnor to thor ized to draw from the treasury, on rarrkints to be
fro trn. issued for that purpose by the proper officers, when ie-
sury. quested by him do to do, the entire amount of the old is-
sue of Confederate States treasury notes which may be
remaining in the State treasury on the 15th day of De.
cember, 1864, and to deposite the same in the Deposi-
tary of the Confederate States at Montgoniery,Alabama,
To exchange taking certificates therefor, at two-thirdd of their face
for hn. value, payable in the new issue of treasury notes, dated
on or ifter the 17th day of February, 1864, any law to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Approved December 12th, 1864.
No. 81.] AN ACT
To amend An Act to aid in arresting Deserters and
Stragglers from the Army, approved October 7th
1864.
SEcTioN 1. Be.it enacted by the Senate and House of ep-
resentative8 of the State of Alabama in General Aasmbly
Section mIne convened, That section nine of said act be amended b
amended. inserting after the words once in each week, the words
when such beat commandant shall deem it necessary.
Suc. 2. Be it further entlcted, That no one of such
Not to do duty County Reserves shall be required to do duty as a pa-
al Patrol out trol out of the election precinct in which he resi es
without his consent; and the leaders of patrol squads
shall hear excuses for not performing such duty, and re-
port to the beat commandant those who fail. o do patrol
duty without sufficient excuse; and the beatcommand'
earing ex- ant shall hear excuses, as well where they ore made to
him in the first instance as when appeal is taken to him;!
and an appeal may be taken from the beat commandant
to the county commandant of Reserves, and from his de-
cision, if made against the reserve, an appeal may be
taken to the Governor. Each appeal provided for shall
be taken in ten days after the decision, and such appeals,
in the meaning of this act, shall be a notice in writing
About appeals to the person whose decision is appealed from, that it
will be taken; and the appeal must be heard by the
offloor to whom taken in thirty days after - it is taken,
and must be proscuted by the appellant, or shall be
consideied as waived thirty days after it is taken.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsal0624&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)