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An Act for the benefit of the estate of Col. Cicero Maxwell, deceased. 1865 vol. I 442 (1865.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0889 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1865. commission concurring) is authorized to borrow, in the manner, and on the terms and conditions, and to be used and applied in manner and for the objects named in the act passed the - day 6f February, 1865, a sum not ex- ceeding one hundred thousand dollars instead of seventy- five thousand dollars; and so much of said act as names seventy-five thousand dollars as the sum authorized to be borrowed, is iepealed. 2 2. This act shall take effect from its passage. Approved February 25, 1865. CHAPTER ios. AN ACT for the benefit of the estate of Col. Cicero Mlaxwell, deceased. WIIEIrAS, It is represented to this General Assembly that on the fourth day of September, 1863, a negro woman named Amanda was sold as a runaway slave at public auction, in the town of Bowling Green, by the sheriff of Warren county, and that J. C. Mattingly became the pur- chaser at the price of three hundred and sixty dollars, and executed bond to the Commonwealth of Kentucky for said sum, payable at. tweive mouths from (late with interest thereon, with the late Col. Cicero Maxwell as surety; and whereas, it is further represented that said negro wits 'a runaway from the so-called Confederate States, and includ- ed in the Preidcnt's proclamation of emancipation of January, 1863, and that the said Mattingly is insolvent; in consideration of these facts, and in consideration of the gallant conduct of Col. Maxwell, therefore, Be it enacted by the General Assembly j the Conmonwecalth of Kentucky: § 1. That the estate of the late Col. Cicero Maxwell be,, and the same is hereby, released from the payment of all sums due the State of Kentucky upon said bond, except such portions thereof as are by law due to the jailer, sheriff, and officers of the Warren county court. § 2. This act to take eflct fron its passage. Approved Felruary 25, 1865. CHAPTER 1084. AN ACT to incorporate the Second Presbyterian Church, of the city of Louis- ville. Be it enacted bq the General A.ssembl of the Comnwnecalth of Kentucky: § 1. That D. C. ilciskell, Win. W, Morris, Jno. Ilomeyer, James Parklmii, David It. Young, and Kearsley Carter, and their successors, be, and are hereby, constituted a body- 442

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