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SEC. 4. Be it furtier enacted, That the court of
county commissioners shall, and it is hereby made their
duty, at their first meeting after said ferry is established,
and annually at their first meeting after the first of Jan-Eato of toll.
unry in each year, to fix the rates of toll and ferriage,
but in no case shall any charge be made for the freight,
baggage or passengers with which any wagon or other
vehicle may be loanded ; Provided, That once it shall be
lawful to charge and collect the rates of toll once fixed
until said court alter the same.
Approved, December 31, 1868.
No. 101.] AN ACT
For the relief of A. B. Favor and others.
SEcTrIoN 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Alabama, That A. B. Favor, tax collector of Tuska-
loosa county, during the term year 186, and Robert
Blair, James W. Baird, Joseph M. Jemison, H. R. Daw-liabiUty.
son, Benjamin Blackburn, .Jr., and John E. Chambers,
sureties on the official bond of said A. B. Favor, as such
tax collector, be, and they are hereby relieved fromu any
and all motions for judgments against them, or any of
them, by reason of the failure of said Favor to collect
and pay over into the treasury of the State the full as-
sessment of said county for the year 1866.
SEC. 2. le it furier enacted, That the said tax col-
lector and the said sureties are hereby relieved from Ie frm
any penalty, recovery or breach of said official bond,
which they are liable to by reason of said failure.
ApproVed, December 31, 1868.
No. 192.] AN ACT
To repeal section 2680 and section 4231 of the Revised
Code.
SECTION 1. Vu it enacted by the General Assembly of
Alabama, That section 26S0, and which is in the follow-
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