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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

fI ff flf. Uf Otf
u5ns 10 h, opinion, would be- 1augh Win great evil.
ci.te. iIe beIi"yeJ IA w5. oGsr,ona6lo In point of
ana m t,'9ee' No No loay W ag1 ,o5in,t @ u'' was
Mr Sb.cy of Wcsturd also opposed Che hil Tie slid
that h' ad not 9gc'c uat the measure wa. uewAnn'o
liz found that 0c Notboii.ts in his own town know
n'i'nn. 9l o. ul appeared neIe. ne nAu g',u h',|
be iu hc possession Of stewards lie did not desire t
now iie believed that when Che church could MOT be
y. 'l,' i.i
mood ot.ch measure and that it wa, uuumcy and in-
j Jle.OlIs-
NJ 9pnalng OF ~ anton moved t0 q ui'n'. lne o,i'
the statute TO be amended and argued that ho measure
was not lhe novel thar'cer was so 9NtiA3ianay n
. s''ni ,,' m M u |', F, , p '.
i.'ea 2n NE .,eNarl' 10 'ni. Snu'4h sugh lo" 9g
not apprc6end that tbc anticipated troubles and dHcu-
tics would rcsul, from the passage or thc hl % would
M ll,.','. 4. .tf, i.j 3D., .,. - I
trouble 6ut DO. necessarily There W., deuaud f,r
some such aw n ta portion of che state vhorc hc lived.
t a.' J." nv ml.f ii w,ll w ,i in 'rr 'utI G,
It meht ac s, amsndcd as to ob,iatc 'le strong oeo-
tons @ when vefc t,',,d ,,, 70 IT, .,,r,,
epN,rp I"''A'' '''''
g'1i i'iiii.,.. d, I'D, ..,. -,i,.,o., IN .i,.
grand N-t pfoyIi1s frarp.t f0 tle scleemcn in case
| .U H v If F|H I'D n . Hf
N'i't- ifA NN. Fi.. M.'ll lt it 10 u. pIInUAne
ar rnHtt'F auH uautI-H ui le southern W X ID ln
CHANGING r time oI hHIiu. thc county iu fIc
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way Iahfs lu relation o. Ieufca ln incorporate Iit
Prom fU House auurlurilrr g1OOl fIr statue uf
Is,t.f Au.. On ,t, , .., u tt. hi1 tI.. ,,,s srd
h5s were 'titl Ili Ny senator ntt'n "" were '7 l'
lows
TDs-Nrssrs AIdrfel. Armstrong. Brstfe. Boerhrr.
u.'U tf.n r.-t fr rf..'- it ff.if...f ti
DI'.ht ltli ilafflr II nmtn Ioichh.~, hN|.hfN fH-
de'iuc NeedAam, fces, Hcc. iichari n hg4- ln.t
Starr rrs. Intlur. ullm. wilkins tlard Wood
l,iJ,s W,lf,.t5 ID f'
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sNH A'''I' ihHf iNN.rtNh' NID'llt ghus g.
the iusd fuu Uf Justices 0f the peace. taken up
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f .r o., W ~ '' 't
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Nt fH hil 0fosrtN fU fhfrG IfldIHu Providing flr
di-r.NufIrr a UIrfi,-. OF Clio. rII. money t urau Is-
49,. r ~
Ms common hI district rcunioI W larl rr 1Hn+Ot
io awnnd hf inserting after Doe Ifd "si.tca to word
fIf ngrr shall fe trihuf.1 ffrI.
ln.e Of s.iai1r." lrl tI. amendment ,, sd,nt.d -
Authorziu, Che rustecs Of thc Troy conference acldo-
my i1 cani if literary hono-s aud degrees
H" ho .Jo'-f rom me House. anncNng part oi
more ' M'ii -t'Nn- yn hiot9n oi senator 'Nut'hc,
"o.Nt h.s"'. pm me iousr' providing ior lnc
api'intN'.. ' '4p'ie' 20 hN hpon ah} i'r the anal
Hl.a hDA' u' tA loAse'i "Aoplcl in concurrence
~ "A A-le l'AeH up ana 'i-oN'-e'
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n.' lI i 'b" r..,,,r NJ M iie fi1 s.,,r f1 .t
ill.,. er- asci .ir Win iriumuhtu air. edo he aruer,
m Ferma1 9eet esisatvs action 60 protect usr ttere.t "
"sh way t' i.l. up tnl N Nn 3a oar f4iifntls w.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

ton Dc on the table It'll the House may learn Che result
Of an examination now going 0u in the supreme
Court TO the status Of the town Of F,rdnandi the
motion lost.
M Field moved that n lc and be the special order for
Monday next at halfpast ten O M.
Messrs Deuison of Royaltou and Gccd OF Morristown
argued that he election bad been madc according the
statute and the rnht of Mr. Motley % his valid
Mcssrs Field OF Ncvfiuo Garfield NJ Arlington, Coll
by OF Hartlaud and Thomas of West Faircr disscntcd
from this opinion supporting thc resolution reported hy
the committee. Mr ficld's motion was agreed FOO.
Joint Res0fafi0n by Mr. Wait, directing the prca-
dent of the Senate and tine Speaker of tine House ap
point committee of three from the House aud two from
hc Senate 60 report day for final adjournment adopted
The House then took up the bin establishing agri-
cultural bureau
Mr. rolmun of Greensboro replied 10 the objections %
the bin in the first place, thar t legislation f0r
class. Tie remarked chat in State 70OlJ out OF 1O,
males 10 the state are agricultural fhat is seven out
nine Iho land u the State is 4G2J $3.50 acrcs whose
value is SGD lS2sf g. The personal property s vale
ued az SIG llOlS 90, of which -l2932ZL is 300 live
stock 10 is to De presumed that some portion OF Che TO-
naming $40 O0l is iu Che bands Of the agrcuursts
From these data he dcdIccd re conclusion That thc
farming interests of the State ovcrshad0wci all others
that they The substantial basis whence all others dee
rive their susenanec. lie altcrcd u Tho fact That aEu
culture was the foundation of he prosperity Of a States,
Dug especially That OF our own.
Secondly that the apprchcn,1us That some entertain
ed ol Che Secretary ON whose chlUcter the practical
benefits OF thc bureau w depend were dc lle showed
how IL The interest " every friend 0f hc measure o
select such for this position would bc cmucuuy
hcd f1r thc post c icuty carry the opera
uuu which BE- is hoped aud believed wi Doc adyautl-
goous Co thc frmafs of the state lt was fair prcsump-
uou thlt those who interested BOO flr matter would
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

lfhAcr nN leNi MI Drown
BiAs introduced and refeTod-By M Dale of Guild
hall n relation So witnesses in state prosecutions 10 the
Judiciary committee. By Mr. Barnafd Of Wilmington, au-
horzug the irocmcn Of any town ia the state in meet
ing take step 60 prevent the spread Of the cattle dis
easei to the com agriculture. BY Mr. Allen of Kut.
land in alteration Of an act relating 10 the incorporation
Of The village Of Rutland 10 the com corporations.
by Mr Dckeuman ot Charleston, repeating am act APP
proved Nov o. 1879 Ia relation 10 the settlement of
tates 10 the tine Judiciary by A Noycs NJ Bur
lnston ia alteration of chap 81 in relation to vctua-
ling houses and cellars; 10 the the liquor law.
heWoustraHccs refeuod.--Mcssrs Green Of Manchcs-
ter and Adams Of Peru presented the remonsrances Of
persons In Bennington county, against making Arlington
the shire Of said county, 10 the select that sub
jeot.
Mr. spraguo Of Randolph admitted his scat with
out producing his credentials and was sworn.
The bin anneNing part OF Elmorc 10 the own of Nor
TisoNn read the third time, when Mr Camp Of FL
more moved to commit 10 tnember 20 amend by adding
section providing that the act shall not take coc ii /
be approved by the in each town In town meet
ing, which was disagreed to-yeas 0Si nays III, The
bin was then passed
The h relating the grading aud Rrayelling Of high
WAYS taken up. This bill provides that whenever the
public interest shall require amy highway lying in
towns IN the same county to be- fcpaircd by gray
ong, OF otherwise, apple alton may he made ihorcr
the county Of the county wherein said town
nWns lic situated, aud The same proceedings shall bc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

Prayer hY Rev Mr. Dru0n.
HHis utrodu,ea dHd referred by Mr. wilkins Of
Ncndon, 10 abolish punishment hy death tn the com on
thc Judiciary by Mr. Cotton Of Irashufgh, To incopo-
hc lrasbugh Aqucduct Co the com on corpora
tiWs.
Rcsohtti0n.--Iy Mr. Deuison Of lloyaIton directing
the State Treasurer 10 notify all the constables IN this
state that the taxes due the State be paid forth
wts and To issue eNents against every constable who
shall be delinquent at the adjournment Of the legislature
aud prosecute the collection Of said taxes effect a.
doptCd.
Mr. Wright Of Sheroham moved that the message Of
the Governor and the accompanying report OF the SUI
Ieiintendent Of the State House which transmitted
10 ihe House Oct 2ith be referred to the ways
"hu means which was agreed to-
hGoH q co"ottees = Mr. Garfield Tor the com on
ot'ons, I'ppiea on the resolution nquiing int the
.IBut " MI Mnuey the member elect from Ferdinand,
o hs scat Inc report embraces statement Of facts
eh resolution declaring that Mr. Motley Is rot entitled
40 h'' & scat FROM the report it appers That 'our per-
sons ttwo Of whom were free -hodofs Nb their fn,i
es' ana tW9 OF whom were temporary resdcnis In Fer
dhnnd) made application justice u the peace IN eal
town meetng The said justice accordingly warned n
He'unk which was holden on the 9Th VI Mareh, 1850.
we lusre presiding al the meeting in mod .ratror was
h's'h. At tins meeting tiwn officers we're cohsen the
s, constable who warned and presided At The free
~ ns ,ne,iing IN Sept mler, being rosidnt Of the
Wv" VI n"sainn' NJ other organization was ever
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04

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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04
WOOD, EDDY & cos
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.

On the Three Nunaber Plan. %agss
e a PIT "A T. + RIzE -,
$1OO,OOO.l ~ II.
Takes place on the Last Saturday iu each Month.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves $io; Quarters as,
Eighths $3.50.
II oRDERISo TICkErs on cEnTTFIcArEs.
Enclose the amonnt of money to our address
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You wish Halves. Wlioles or Quarters, on re.
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Immediately after the drawings printed
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Purchaser will please lswsite tn cir signatures
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State.
All communications strictly Confidential y
All prizes of 81 900 &rd 6 dnder paid inn.
mediatety after the drawing-other prizes ~
the usual time Of 40 days. -
Orders f6fgTickets Certificates TO be adj,
dressed to F'Ts &,
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. Augusta, Go. g.
or. WOOD. EDDY d CO.; Atlanta, :Ga,s.
or, WOOD. EDDY & CO.. Wilmingt ton, Del
A list of the numbers that are drawn from
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each one is entitled to. will he phblshed. after
every drawing.s in the following papers 3,
4nq,tsta (Gn.) Constitutinaiist Mobile RegistesS
Fa@hu;Iie Gazette Richmond Dispatch, Pduld-
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1ih,es. TNov. II, l859,.l2m
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Any Sl.0O Ticket with drawn number on it
stationed to come out at any particular place,
such,ns So LIST, 20, Sd, or any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets Fromis1. 90 To Any Price.
At Prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
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5,4s6 Prizes amounting to- $S2o,0oo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters, ,$s3
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FROM
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

-, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Mr. Leaves beville at 0. o'clock, a. Sm. on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival OF the down Passenger Train
fromGfeenville, and arrives atWashng ngsoHaame
day ats O'Clock ~
Leaves Washington at 8 oSelock, a, M on.
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS d SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the Cars from Atlsnta. and;
arrives at Abbeville same day ut I dasle6k., y
TUEsp Ti3U UHAioaYssd sAfBkDhgs f 81
on the Msiysl 81. the down Passenger Tisin.
from Gfaenyiile. AMI arrives at Augusta ssatfe;
doy at halfpast o clock. ,nnecting imniEdiss.
atelY With the Wainsboro and Georgia Rait@9
roads.
Leaves Augusta at o'clock, n. M, on NOM;
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at Nnety-Six same day. at half. Past ss
o'clock.
eB- For further informationypfiy in to JOHN
MoBREDE, Abbeyille C. H.. 8: c.. Agent {orj
Washington Line; orto n. W. sTEys
NinetySix. s. c., Agent I.ines b 80, = = e.
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Jan. I2, 1860. 81 Is.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

A BaeuOlenf Insfitation estdbIisked By speeia
EA&ocMenf, for the Relief Of the Sick and
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TNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
l. of the awful destruction of human life
caused by Sexual diseases, several years age
directed their Consulting Surgeon TO open q
Dispensary for the treatment of this class oil
diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDI.
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torThea Seminal w eakness, GonorrhRa, elect,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism or SelEAbuse,
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Sidewalks.

Be Il ordained by the Mayor and CounciImer
of the City of White Cloud,
LIST. That the Proprietors OF the lots on MAR
Street, between Second Street and the LeTee
on the west side of Main Street, and between
Second and First Streets, on the east side oil
the said street, be, and are hereby required 70
make good and substantial sidewalk in front
of said lots; each proprietor building the side.
walk in front Of his lot or lots; said walk TO be
nine feet wide, and made of Burr Oak, Brick,
or Stone; that said work be completed by the
first day of October, 1859; and IL not so COM
pleted by said time, that the same be done at
the expense Of said proprietors.
Cd. ResOlred, That the City Engineer be en-
powered, and is hereby authorized to carry into
effect the first section of this ordinance.
Sd. ReseIoed, That the City Engineer be re-
quired to establish the grade on Main Street,
from the Bridge across the Ravine to the Le-
wee. II +. MACY, Mayor,
Attest. F. SwAkrz, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1859. sI63W.
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An Ordinance Establishing the Police
Dnpnrtment.

Department.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
COuncilmen of the City of White Cloud, That
there is hereby established a Police Depart,
ment, to consist of the City Marshal and not
more than six policemen.
SEC. q The Mayor shall have power to en-
ploy and appoint ~ exceeding six policemen,
and discharge the Game, or any number thereof
whenever he shall deem 1t expedient.
- 3. Whenever an additional police force
may be necessary, in order to quell any riOtsus
or disorderly conduct, or in order to arrest OF
secure any person or persons accused of any
crime, or violation of any law or ordnance
The members Of the police department are
hereby ssverally authorized to call upon any
inhabitant of the city, and require his aid and
assistance and any person refusing to give
such aid and assistance shall be subj ect to fine
Of not less than one, nor more than twenty
dollars, to be sued for snd recovered as in cases
of other breaches Of city ordinances.
SEC. 4. The City Marshal shall be entitled
to the same compensation as other members OF
the city police, for the time actually employed,
and the duties required Of him by this ordi
nance, may be discharged ~ his deputy.
App-oved-July2 2, 1889.
H.F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest-W. II. VAN DoREN, Register.
July %, l659-3w.
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An Ordinance Prescribing the Duties
of the Marshal.

of the Marshal.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of White Cloud, II
shall be the duty of the Marshal before he en-
tiers upon the discharge of his duties to take
an oath for the faithful performance of the same,
and to enter into bond with not less than two
good securities, to be approved by the Mayor,
conditioned to pay over all monies which may
come into his hands from taxes, licenses and
other sources as prescribed by the city ordi-
nances.
SEC 9. The Marshal shall attend the ses-
sions Of the City Council, and execute all orders
of the Board of Councilmen, to him directed;
provide fire, lights, and other necessary articles
therefor; and keep regular accounts Of all ex-
penditures by him, for the same; and make
quarterly reports thereof, to the City Register
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal
to execute all writs, and processes to him direc-
ted, by the Mayor or any Justice Of the Peace,
or any other Judicial officer; and return the
same according to the commands Of such Writs
and processes, within the limits Of the city.
SEC. 4. The City Marshal shall by virtue of
his Office, be captain Of the city police; and all
policemen appointed under the provisions Of the
city ordinances shall be in subordination to the
Marshal.
Approved-July 9, 1859.
H.F. MACY, Mayer.
Attest-w. H. VAN DoRES, Register.
July %, lS59-3W.