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a SPRING STYLES ca
- OF HATS AND GAPS.

MY Of HATS and CAPS FOR ne spring trade Is
vi camp!ee eAhrtcng al The styles AMI cos % Soh
RNa also leskn, sz AMI Cashmere ha aud great variety
style - Cans Lcoru and Hats IN yA-tv
gsasTal uvnt Of gruccns furnishing goods In
bress. WNkag Canc re. &c all o. which WILDE sold
good terms any otber estseshentin the city. most
JOHN THOMPSON, :
nA2s No I Ballard Hous-.
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ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.

ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.
UUsT received By Adams fpsuss rss Glppy OF Gentle
ID Engss Wallis. sac very broad the bottom Al
those Vbs have been walking can supply nsS,syes nov
nyii No. ll3 Msln Street
VyHE TROOPERS MANUAL, by Col J. Lucus Da
vis rapidly running through the Press and viii be
ready In few days. just published,
HEAVY Y.-Ins,rucions for heavy hstl
ery prepared by Board OF oncers for 10 s OF the Army
Of the o. reprinted undr .s ssperyn Of Coils, Ripley and
Alex Tausssn, Of charleston, T. q. A. NORRIS,
APPS Bookseller and Publisher ~ Main II
LNAMILY LARD.-So BbiA Family Lard for saleby
Il anaI Al. sTOKRsA 90.
Gilt IRON, for Mule Shoes, and snaa svedel Iron for
- Horse Shoes, for sale ~
js3 - - 5nHE GORDON / SON.
ENMILY fLoUR.-cO BSi. ,pp.rIoI Family rloa., JUS
10 70 h4nd. HUNT JAMES,
my 10 Corner Va and Carr s,i
SPIRITS TURPRNETINE and Lubricsting
. OIL, Just received and for sale By up DuvAL,
"a Rtr--t
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
OR Tue SALE OF NnGaoEs

yE undersigned has this day commenced The Auction business
for ne sale NEGROES the on Room on Franklin
stre.L lately occupied by BErrs q GREGOaY.
He win sell Negroes both pahdcly sod privately and socs The
Ofhs ends and the pnbhe generally He pledges hi.
s promote the iare 81 his patrons and asiisrs hnse
that from his long experience the trade he will be enabled 10
obtain the h hest market prices lie viii make liberal advances
al property In hAad-And prepared board persons
sed Ia The trade and abo the sers4nhaying ample
uodai0ns Tor bot. IN SrOKss
On Franklin, Std door below Wall strs<<.
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THE vOLUNTEERs' MANUAL
Ann ORIIJ ROnY

Vol. lsmo., 372 pp.; price sI.5Q,
0NpLED from the and latest authorities fr IA, vorpn
" ne and Militia, Of ihs coofedsrss Rates sy Lieut. Col
Hn Richardson graduate and formerly sssiAl Instructor Of
Tactics Va Military Insti,u,e.
This valuable book aubers abidgemeB, o. Haree rse,es
nelu f the School Of the Battalion ucons for siirm.
hhrr. 1870
The Balance Step and u. hanGAici Arms Muir be-
sniroduc.d from tihhsms Aaa, Also the forns Parade
or kersw psc n, Dress PAais Guard hountne DufSs
o. aaard duties OF Captain In Camp and GARRISON karrhes
lamps Ac ac, ogeh.r With Soldiers Rstous Oh
diers. A. MORRIS puhMsb.r "
IeSs sT Main street Richmond VI.
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III RHDS BACON sIDES.-
In store and for sale BY .ps AY sroKss 4 co.
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RICHMOND WING.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.

pEsIRE call attention ny removal No 100 Main
street. the somnedoIs balag No 929 Main street. al
lolans Tie nes -
"sPOTsvOoD HOTEL"
On Jrssts where prepared exhfbt aArg
q s,0ck %
MILLINERY GOODS
Millinery heretofore, consisting OF
Velvet Bonnsts Bonnet Punes Ribbons, srenen
ani American Fe~c Brida WreaAs. Head Dresses Dr-sa Cas-
Lace Caps and Brrts Grape aud hasn Collar All Sleeves In
fas Caps Has sud CoAks eashes and rahs nc In :. sye
II nth the Millinery bIsiles. will nsngfAo
Are MxndSs cA kinds the latest fish
onAble Styles reasonable poe An ordss VII receive pronp
anI .psoiA ait-ntloa. y. O. BARTOS,
sci Wy Man 81
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ADDITIONAL MILITARY GOOnS
- fCkiyIsG TsB MORNING
IL ~ une'ior Navy Pstot
30 dczen Grey FiAnnel iaiI.u. gbi,..
2u0 Gro.s Glib Buttons;
G0yards Cadet Grey Cloths.
100 yards Blue CLOTH:
1000 yAr5s knamele G! Cloth,
roseher vita large hoek OF Goods Nj Harry purp,,,
Ia, ALPhED MOsHA
Ma
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GUN SHOT W0UNDs.-TuEf OH 70 the nosi speedy ,.t
bsne pT.psr.on or ganshot wounds In the world Mad
uf.ctui cd OILY by poE vi S,assd v.
vii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-03
ITEMS

A gentleman who Processes to be wen in-
formed. says the South Carolina troops arc in
no condition fora campaign. No commisariat,
no tents. lie adds that the traitors wish to
destroy Washington, not to hold IL. Des-
troy Washington Aye: they would doubt
less wish TO destroy George Washington
himself, were he now living.
Kentucky Is said to be strong for the Union,
but also for brothorly love.
The n. II. quota has been made up.
IL is reported that the secessionists Of
Richmond Va, placed a negro astrido oftho
statue Of Washington, Ofcourse the negro
is their idol.
The seizure Of several vessels at Richmond,
Va, sumorod
1t is said that the destruction of Norfolk
navy yard Was complete. The South now has
no means of building navy or manufacturing
arms.
Government has occupied Georgetown
heights pretty good look out for Virginia
ON the south side Of the river
Fourteen Washington boys went to Alex
andra on Friday night, captured a steamer
with 2L000 stand Of arms on board and
brought her to Washington.
A company Of secessionists was roughly
handled at FRANKFORT, Ky, on the Odd.
In Western Virginia the Union sentiment
is strong.
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No 11.-AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
A STATE TAX AND FOR THE PAY
MENT OFTHE EXPENSES OFTHIS
EXTRA SESSION OF THE GENE
RAJ ASSEMBLY.
II is hereby eHocted By the General as
sembb OF the State Of Vermont, as pot
ioWS;
SEC. 1. A tax Of ten cents on the dol
lar is hereby assessed on the list Of the
polls and ratcablo estate of the inhabitants
of this State for the year eighteen hundred
and sixty, to be paid into the treasury OF
the State, by the fifteenth day Of October
next in money certificates, or notesissued
by the treasurer of the State.
SEC. ,. The sum of twelve thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated for tho pur-
pose Of paying the dobentures OF the lieu
tenant governor, the Senate and House OF
Representatives, and the contingent OK
penses of the General Assembly at this cX-
ira session thereof.
SEC B. This act shall take effect from
its pa, age.
Approved April %, 1851.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. SEWARD TO GOV.
uTHTrG

lAAAhNNs
The following important letter has boon
sent by the Secretary Of State TO Gov. Hicks
Of Maryland
DrrARrwgNr or STATE April p, 1851.
Thomas H. HICKS Governor Of Maryland
Sir ! have had the honor to receive your
communication Of this morning, in which you
have informed me that you have felt it to be
your duty to advice the President Of the Unit
cd States to order elsewhere the troops off
Annapolis, and also that no more be sent
through Maryland, and that you have further
suggested that Lord Lyons be requested TO
act as mediator between the contonding parties
In out country, to prevent the citusion OF
blood.
The President directs me 90 acknowledge
the receipt ofthat communication, and 90 as
sure you that he has weighed the counsels
which 10 contains with the respect which be
habitually chetishes for the chief magistrates
of the several States, aud especially for your
self lie regrets as deeply as any magistrate
or citizen Of the country can, that domonstra-
tions against the safety of the United States,
with very extensive preparations for the ciIus-
ion of blood, have made 10 his dutyto call out
the force TO which you alludo. The force
now sought to be sent through Maryland is
intended for nothing but the defense of thi.
capital.
The President has necessarily confdcd to,
choice Of the National highway which that
force shall taken in coming 60 this city TO
Lieut. Gen, commanding the army Of the Unit.
ed States, who Ike his only predecessor, Is
not loss distinguished for his humanity thar
for bis loyalty, patriotism, and distinguished
public service.
Tho President instructs me 20 add that tho
national highway thus selected by the Lieu
tenant General has been chosen by him upoi
consultation with prominent magistrates an,
citizens OF Maryland, ms the one which, Will,
route is absolutely necessary, is further re
moved from the populous cities Of the State
and with the expectation that it would, there
fore, be the least Objectionable ono.
The President cannot but remember tina
there has been q time in the history Of th,
American Union when forces designed for th,
defense of its capital were not unwelcome any
whore 10 the State of Maryland, and certainly
not at Annapolis--then, as now, the capita
Of that patriotic State, and then, also, one o
the capitals Of the Union. II eighty year,
could have obliterated all other noble scnt
mente of that eye in Maryland, the Presiden
would be hopeful, nevertheless, that there il
one that would forever remain there and every
whore. That sentiment is, that no domestir
contention whatever that may arise among th,
parties of this republic, ought, in any case
to be referred to any foreign arbitrament, leas
of all to the arbitrament Of an European Mon
archy.
have the honor to be, with distinguished
consideration,
Your Exceleney's most obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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Approved April 2G, 1861.

No AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
THE FAMILIES OF CITIZENS OF
VERMONT MI STERED INTO THE
SERVICE or THE UNITED
STATES.
MS bereJy eaqcted bU be GeDsyoJ A.
yemby Of tie Slal. Of VrmosL as foL
lors
SEC. /. Ii shall be- tbe duty of the GOV
ernor to appoiut a suitable ausot ON anpli-
cation. in any Town in thi. static from
whence any citizen has rome into actual
service. under auy reouisition from the
President of fine United States unon tbc
governor of this State. Icavipoo family de-
pendent upon him. which ooant Shall in
ouire into the condition of apy spcb family
and report 10 the poverpor wbatassistance
if any. in his Judgment. such family NAV
require and should receive from the State
for its comfort and support. and draw an
order on the state treasurer for the amount
thereof: and if such order is approyed and
countersignod by The governor. the same
shall be paid by the treasurer 10 such A.
gent and be expended for the purpo.es
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE
Rutland, April 27, 1861
GenI Order N O. IL.

Tho Uniformed Militia of this State,
having Volunteered to serve on the requi-
siton of the President Of United States,
it is hereby ordered that the following
Companies be detailed to serve as the vol
unteer Regiment thus fat called for from
Vermont viz:
Co. A, Brandon, Co. B, Middlebury, Co.
D, Rutland, Co. Il, Mortified, of the Isl
Regiment.
Co. A, Woodstock, Co. B, Bradford, Co
G, Cavendish, of the 2nd Regiment.
Co. A, Burlington, Co. b, st. Adams
Co. c, Swanton, Of the 4th Regiment.
The foregoing companies will hold them
selves in readiness to march to the plac,
of rendezvous, to be hereafter designated
on twenty-iOur hours notice.
The necessary arms, oycrcoats, kuol
sacks, hayersacks, blankets, and other {
quipmcnts, will be served out to the Reg
ment as soon as possible
Each man composing the several Compa
MES designated will receive the sum c
eighteen dollars per month, from the dat
Of this order until they are mustered int
the service Of the United States.
Brigadier General ALONZO JACKMAN vii
promulgate this order throughout his con
mand.
BY Order of the COMMANDMENT Chief
H. HENRY BAXTER
Adj y LS CARL
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ADJUrANT q INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE
Rutland, April "A, 1861.
CIRCULAR TO TIE VOLUNTEERS
AND MILITIA OF VERMONT.
Tho following articles are necessary fol
troops in campaign service
liz EACH kNAPsACK,
| Flannel Shirt,
/ pr. Drawers,
pr. Stockings,
Cotton Shirt,
Blanket,
l Great-Coat, (outsidc,)
! Towel,
/ Hair Comb,
/ Needle Case, with thread, spare but
tons, etc,
| Shoe-brush q blacking to each Squad
To EACH COMPANY THERE SHOULD Be
Mess Chests, with proper partitions fo
sugar, coffee, soap, salt, candles, one til
plate, knife, fork, spoon and tin cup TO eacl
man,
l Coffee Mill,
2 Axes,
l Spade,
/ Shovel,
llatchets,
Mess Pans,
3 Camp Kettles,
Copy Z :. Army Regulations,
Copy SCOTS Tactics.
The Clerk Of each Company to have
travelling iukstaud and paper.
Field Officers, the Adiutant, Quarte
Master, Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon &
be mounted, and uniformed, and equipped
inclusive Of horse equipments, as present.
ed by the Army Regulations
Regimental and Company Officers vii
prepare for convenient messes of two o
more perons among themselves, with sue
means Of cooking as they may find suita
BILE. Officers provide their own bedding
One small travelling table Oegs folding IN
der) might be transported with each Con
panys baggage, for the use of the Car
laln. Only Commissioned Officers will b
allowed trunks on yalises.
II HENRY BAXTER,
Al a. bP. q aI
Caleb Gushing stands by The Government
Massachusetts would be- too hot for lin, if b
did not
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paid to such soldier or his legal represent
ativcs at the expiration Of his term OF SER
vice
SEC II. The Governor is hereby au-
thorized and directed to procure immedi-
atcly a sufficient quantity Of arms and
equipments for the six regiments herein
provided for.
SIC. 18. when it sholl be necessary
to draft men in pursuance Of any of the pro
visions of this act, it shall be done in the
manner provided by the fourth section OF
an act entitled "an act relating to the
militia approved October 30, 1914.
SEC. H. Whenever any company Of tho
uniformed militia of this State shall be or
dered into service by the Governor, agree
ably to the provisions of this act the off
GERS and men comprising such company Oh
companies shall be subject 10 the same reg
ulations and entitled to the same pay al
the officers and men comprising companies
organized under Che provisions of this act
SEC. Is. Tho listers Of any town neg
Letting to mako the returns required D.,
this act, shall forfeit and pay to the Stat,
treasurer for the benefit of the State, Oh,
sum of fifty dollars and 10 is hereby mad,
the duty of the auditor of accounts to pros
ecutc the same 20 effect; and 10 shall bl
the duty of The 3diuhnt and iuspccto
general to forward suitable blanks TO thl
town clerks of the several towns IN thi
State for the listers TO carry out the pro
visions hereiubciCrc enacted
SEC u.s. The provisions of this bil
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For the Waterman.
WHAT OF THE NIGHT ?

Watohman what q the night
Are there signs in ihc Fast that tugur The day
Or still doth the hllokncss ~ dafkncss there lay2
We list 90 ihc truupings that herald The Storm
To the roll of The drum and the order 60 ioim
WHITTIER the eagles Eight
Does she bear In her hcak the stripes and Che stars
The device which won by thousand sclrsf
Then shou. floats through The cloud in me ofeehe'
lis the ugii Of Hope on the land and tne seas
Dackucss and night see'
Ito, rally no. rally our banner Us rcnt
And che hiss of Che viper sounds Boz our tent,
Black treason grows rampant and vauns shat she drives
The 1ar.bplr.n. eagle away ffom hcr skies
Freedom or slavery
Il the waohword that hoous from Sgmtcts black walls
And Freedom or Death answer back Northern Hauei
TO Freedom or Death is the shout aud the cfyi
by The Banner oi Freedom us glory Co dicl
Backncss and night I see
And The trumring' that break mid Che cloud and mo
storm,
And The marshall'ng feet Of The hosts they forms
Like hurricane lrcd ou thc tempest rod raek
Now warn " tho ,ucok and che woe 100 their track.
iocmcu. beware beware
or the storm chat dsturbs tho nl'l eHrles high nest
Thcfc muttcrs wrath pent bot in her ufeast-
Her taIons shall rouucc each reptile chat rrawls-
Aud lattcu her beak on the snake when Doe falls
Form, form. infantry form
Close up' b. fhc word, and prepare fnr Che charge
CLOSEUP is thc shout ON the hul, by he mlrst-
Close up. where they iall, and forward again,
Where the hghtnnss shall FASH and descend the hot
rain
Form form Riaomen form
For she Eagle now svoops from the Northern crag,
ChAftd hot that despiscd is our country flag.
She screams from the rocks hy the and the Elen
o, strike for your shield, and to victory, men"
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the fort, The orderly citizens live in momcn-
iary apprehension Of some outbreak Of the
mob may bring down the dreaded vengeance
upon Che town. Our special despatch an
nounccs that Wednesday today has been
set apart in Baltimore for a day Of fasting
humiliation and prayer.-Boston Advertiser.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.


Passed nj me EHro Session OF The legislature
ho'd at Montpelier, AprU 1861.
No. IAN ACT PROVIDING FOR
PUBLISHING THE LAWS PASSED
AT THE PRESENT SESSION OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
u is hereby enacted By The GHrai As
sembly Of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
lOrs:
SEC, 1. The auditor of accounts is
hereby directed to draw orders on the
treasurer Of the state for the sum Of Eve
dollars in favor of the publishers of such
newspapers in this state. as shall insert and
publish in their respective papers, as soon
as may be, the laws passed at the present
session Of the Legislature
SIC. 3 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved April %, 1861.
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No 5.-AN ACT RELATING TO THE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN THE
UNIFORM MILITIA, AND PROVID-
ING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF
REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF
OFFICERS.
II is herebg enacted jy the GeHerd As
sembiy Of Tho State Of state Of Vermont,
as toiioigs:
SEC. /. Whenever there shall be q va
cancy 10 the Office Of rcgimcntal field Off
GERS, or Of captains or subatcrns in any
regiment on company of the uniformed vol
unteer militia OF the state, and in the opn-
ion Of the commandor-in-chief, any ext
gency of the public service shall oquire
that the vacancy shall be filed upon less
notice than is now repaired 10y law, an
election may be ordered TO be held forth
with, or upon such short notice as shall be
designated In the notice directing the cleo
ton, and thereupon il shall be the duty of
the officer receiving the order, forthwith
to give notice to the electors, and an cleo
ton held in pursuance to such order shall
be valid
SEC. ,. The commandments shall
have power to appoint the rgmental
field officers that may be- required
for the first regiment of The volunteer
militia which shall be called into active
service upon any requisition of the Pres
ldent Of the United States; and the colo
mel shall appoint the staff officers OF the
regiment, hequarter master TO be approx
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$50 80, I ~ Va" Giuois op e sno
Ill J e. ~ eI0 S'ato ioi ti9 sun VI A,I
uo'lo, - ~ ~ .ue Pu'''5'lG i vi suoll
~ 'u'' ''''o' DO '""'' ''''0' anu
p"g, o,, ~, '. H 'oo'l'o l.is' az soo
49,. va" ~ wy l'H 'ass'' az '''' ~ 0'''''
sDr W VIZ m, w ,.'' .Lly ..i ~. c.,.,
i,.' -, '''' '0' ''''''' '''N0 '''00' van
49, $3.50 ..i,, to,,
'Pl''0'0' q ''' -''
No. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
RAISING -lA SPECIAL BhGlMENIo
fOB IMMEDIATE oEbN lCb, FOX
Protecting AND DEFENDING THE
CONSTITUTION AND UNION.
IL is hereby eHocted By the General As
sewbW Of Tie State 0t Vermont rs fol-
lors:
SEC. 1. The Governor is hereby au-
thori2ed and required to raise, organize
and muster into tho service of this State
without delay, two regiments Of soldiers f;
and at such time as in his discretion it may
appear necessary, four other regiments,
each regiment 20 consist of the regiment
al officers following; that is TO say: One
colonel. one lieutenant colonel, one major,
ono surgeon, one surgeon mate and chap
lain, with such staff officers as are provided
for by the laws Of the United States for
each company, one captain, one FIRST lieu
tenant aud one second lieutenant each Of
said regiments TO consist of ten companies,
and of seven hundred and eighty officers
and men.
SEC. =. In order to raise said regiments,
the Governor is authorized and directed
TO establish such recruiting stations, and
appoint such recruiting officers as he shall
think &c, for The recruiting of able bodied
volunteers for said regiments, and IN case
the two regiment, to be mustered into
service without delay shall not be filed
within six days next after any further re-
QUESTION shall be made ON this State by
the President Of the United States for
military aid, and before the 10Th day Of
june A. ID. 1861, he shall cause "a sufficient
number of the citizens Of this State, able To-
do military duty, TO I'm said regiments, to
be drafted for service IN said regiments from
the several towns in this State, 10 proper
ton to their population, but such drafts
shall be SO made as to make the number OF
each town, both volunteers and drafted
men, as nearly equal as practicable in pro-
portion 20 the population Of the various
towns, and in case the four regiments pro-
yided for in the discretion of The Govern
or shall not he flied in fifteen days after
the issuing Of an order therefor, the same
shall be filled by draft as aforesaid.
SEC. B. No person shall be received
as volunteer pursuant to this act, whose
age shall be less than twenty-one years, ex-
cept by the written consent of bis guardian
if he has one, or who shall be less than
five feet, four inches and one half In height,
or who Shall have any such physical in-
trinity as TO render him unfit for actual
service.
SEC. 4 Such volunteers and drafted
mon, or such suitable substitutes as shall be
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cd by the governor; and before entering
upon the duties of bis Office hc hail give
bonds 10 the treasurer OF the state in such
sum and with such sureties and condition
ed as the governor shall direct and APP
prove; which bonds shall be fled in the
Office of the treasurer, and ia case OF
breach, prosecuted under the direction OF
the auditor of accounts
SEC. 3. Thi, act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved April 25th, 1861
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No II AN ACT TO PAY TIE SEC
REFABE OF ClNlLAND VI III TAX !
AFFAIRS, TIE LIBRARIAN AND
HIS ASSISTANTS, TIE SECkhl A.
RT AND ASSISTANT SECkLI a }
OF TIE SENATE, TIE CLEBh AM
AS 5 ISTAN 7 CLERKS OF III d
no USE OF REPREsENfAllN ~
r ID Z d CTI v EL * THE SUMS
THEREIN MENTIONED.
j Is har.by enacted by The GHfrd is
sanity 0f He STATE Of Vermont, as toH0cs
SEC The Auditor of Accounts j.
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HORNS
hs h,r,ty enacted By the Gmeral AS-
scm5B Of the State Of l0moW, as .tot
iors.
SEC. /. Tho governor is hereby author
lied to draw orders on the treasurer of Che
State in favor of the several command
ants Of companies that have been detach-
ed for service. for the payment of the OK
pense Of m.lomiug such persons as have
enlisted into such companies who shall go
into the service of the United states under
the requisition of the President
SEC ?. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved April %, 1861.