Handbook of republican institutions in the United States of America, based upon federal and state laws .. . thin sixty days neededfor family .... Homesteads of not over §1000value — designated — marriedwomens — exemption contin-ues until—ceases—mortgages, &c Usury— Legal rate of interest, kc. .Corporations— How formed— domestic,eign—immense variety of Purposes of charitable, fur- &c. corporations— religious cor-porations Game and fish protection— Protectors—powers and duties .State Commission of fisheries —Commissioners—duties—reports, &c Dogs— Taxes, how disposed ofSurplus dog fund how applie
Handbook of republican institutions in the United States of America, based upon federal and state laws .. . thin sixty days neededfor family .... Homesteads of not over §1000value — designated — marriedwomens — exemption contin-ues until—ceases—mortgages, &c Usury— Legal rate of interest, kc. .Corporations— How formed— domestic,eign—immense variety of Purposes of charitable, fur- &c. corporations— religious cor-porations Game and fish protection— Protectors—powers and duties .State Commission of fisheries —Commissioners—duties—reports, &c Dogs— Taxes, how disposed ofSurplus dog fund how applied,&c. —damages for killed andinjured sheep fixed by fence-viewers—how paid .Immigrants-Numerous acts—Castle Garden .Commissioners of emigration—inspection of persons and effectsto discover habitual criminals,pauper lunatics, &c.—diseases,&c.—disposal of snch personsand effects, &c—Act of 1881imposing $1 tax on alien pas-sengers unconstitutional . 617 618 618618 618 619619 619 619620 620 621622 622622 623 624 II AND BEAL. XIX. FLAG AND SEAL. The flag of the United States .shall be thirteen horizontal stripes, alternatere<l and white ; and the anion of the flag shall be thirty-seven stars, whitein a blue field. On the admission of a new state into the Union, one star shall he added tothe Union of the flag ; and such addition shall take effect on the fourth dayof July then next succeeding such admission. The seal heretofore used by the United States in Congress assembled isdeclared to be the seal of the United States. The Secretary of State shall keep such seal, and shall make out and re-cord, and shall affix the same to, all civil commissions for officers of theUnited States, to be appointed by the President by and with the advice andconsent of the Senate, or by the President alone. But the said seal shall notbe affixed to any commission before the same has been signed by the Presi-dent of the United States, nor to any other i
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