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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15
news summary.
Wednesday.

Chirago, April 3.
Ihe sieanef Alps arr,ye.l 1t Cairo At
: O'Clock this morning, btiagiog Second
Master Lord Of tic flag soip ncotan, with
dispatches from Com. Foo'c. announcing
The surrender 70 him, 1t midnight, II the
enlir position 81 tic rebels. including men.
gins and transports. The number vet is
noi khoWai nor HE amount 81 ord ance
stores.
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The Manchester Journal
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oteH - q sGfsa va ras5 \.
IT, ~ ria ua a
wmrb ~ hdaf ~ Amt A. 1855
isNtr aish t3 .H Ae
banasr fran nc aeae aE 4
Fma Ssmsrr SD cea is Na3 ,b
la,el sn.ira afteyos aad t6ra
shen eaat "a xtr elaaee. have b
iron ti What urme events ars
beea ensaatsf tr.sag Tie
gesr seems more aLe az raesrses
dicea'pl ,lgesia. itaa ,is 4en. ns n
ataai E, armies lave ten r-
,halis ani.l our mu.lsr.a satf.s.i
81 pnme - ara reusres aa aii.tarv
Establishments 81 an,tlo.,r 4 a.
con,pitasy aen.na Il. ro,sra,s
pfoua Ia mt4iy f.l.sf,a ,.,-,
wtl igaomaee sad rs,faI .
rendered desperate f., 5s.. sams.a -...
aees arid ,ae Inevitable e.s.ea,e,s.
defeat III, enl.re rss5ar.e. n ~
t.y. Gassriai. rbv.,ssl ar1 mail f.a
bten poured ot win h,t.. tae8
der more ufe He result II rs elaa.,
AID this IS not ali, The hostile forces a,s
already met more a.an once n
bloody Geld ii baillc. Our bfafo fa,..o.
couGdeut forces lave been drive,
nill. slaughter and disaster from 1T.
irupchmenis II Boil Run and 4rs,a
0ur gallant navy. by a series Of eyatas
worthy Of IL former Game. las restored
tie national ensign 70 our sea caas, iaFi..
with few exceptions, from llaieras 10 + 4.
sscola. TIE national foe, not wiilimt
many sang0ihary cspaig, have been
driven from tho fertile plains OF Missouri
and routed with signal disaster along ne
slopes Of Pea Ridge. Kentucky AID
Western Yirginis have been restored 10
the national jurisdiction. Our sway 4 I
slowly but surely being extended down
the banks Of the Father Of Waters. Fort
Donelson Is ours and Nashville has Been
While our viclor.og. banner.
boat in triumph above the awful oarr,go
X tie close contested field n rst.t,s,
Landing Ia lhe East. victory =, +.
If late crowned lie efforts ofibe na,ios.l
orccs. Tic triumpbs At Roanok. ara
Newbern have reclaimed the fairesi oar,. +
i the Carolinas, and The mustered lepiog
re now face 10 face upon Tie classic e9I Il
4 Yorktown, soon 10 Join IN lie deadly j
nl pe trust the decisive centest. X
And this is war War. thc greatest of J;
uman calamitie,. War which alls dc 6
md with sorrow and lameulatioa. War 8
ilich fejoices IN desolation and misery.
las it has fallen 10 our sad lot 10 MA. T"
ess the vision which it was The pr,ver ~ !,
ie great Webster never IN l.ls div l. IL. /.
old, States discovered, disrordanl bel. ii
serent A hand rent with civil euls J,
ID drenched with fraternal blDodn y
Alb il isa precious sacrifice which tic i,
merican people are Offering M for fba HI
Of tie government ma II 70
e sacred cause Of truth. And vet, Mo ~
i
MD choose the other alternative !? pFk I.
% terrible as Is The scene Which 4 now 4
read out before u. i # not BRIGHT and ba
orious in comparison witb That other iu
ciurc which pre.ents = destroyed natis,
people. wanderers w,tbog, IA
untry, the scof and ridieule Of tbevo,Ii
.a.on Triumphant and tie master "a. III
ny legalzed and henceforh inyinaHa. e ,a'
e institutions and popplsr r;oh,. ag,in ,l;'
Emerged IN the dark and rerbans ~ he
dless nlshrol oppre sion and wroor2 "a
let Us rather thank Heaven FOR laving an'
d
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PErsRsos's MAoAzIss for May is sri On cur
table Ibis mouth, eoniaiaing is usual array Of
reading natter. together with choice designs sud
patterns ssr nsedIework. Sc
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Local Intelligence.

IAF Mars stAa stea stnty as
. a1 atTy s ealessiI.a siet
% usaa H3 alths pl4a .alafy vill g -
safs3- t-is feasfF i'vn lena ss % ae
eha asT. enc q tbe aaet sss q Be-
sesar vstsu sts. We vsatty Av saa .t
- Per- - slaHH le tsasa ,rs. 10
s4N sat - sHses Hk saaaa IS -
ftf - a-ss eeltsslg ,.a STA ilass 8 lae
e'asF "paaas.sa.' Nerttau sar ta4h c.
s fs.f 4s4a
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NAsoSie The ebsgs uese our tafasr tovas-
man. 4, D Straight, sara Observed > Thursday
LASS aeaflirg g tie custom & Cd, .lsaHic ir4-
isra.ly is laearal discourse vas preaebal 3
Rev b. HieAAam.
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Mi~ss. EpiTops;-Ifhese lines wit add any.
thing to year stock in trade you are at liberty
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26
A a. G. d 4 o "a !!

lhE 'EhAoNl PATRIOT Printing ESTABLISHING nt be-
longing to the Estate of CHARLES G. EASTMAN will r,
sofa al Public Auction, On Thursday September 4th al
2oclock d. if not previously disposed of by private
sale.
In the flee four printing Pressesan Adam. po,,
er Press, aordon Press printing a sheetl .15I2i,cb
es, a Wells Hand Press and card Press An these
Presses are in good running ORDER The Gordon Press
nearly new.
This Office has every facility for printing! Newspaper
and the modern styles Of Job Type In great varey-rcp
dering it IN every respect liis class Job Office
ne above will be sold separately together, as may
be desired.
GH u r.. S;Ir REED, Administrators
Montpelier, August 30 l,62 w1w
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STATE OF VERMONT
ApJuTANT AND INSPECTOR Gf>FPrt.
Woodstock, August q. I.y2
General prde.. Ho.i

General nrdef. No. IL
It is hereby ordered that the + ,i,,,:.
la-ions b" observed ior enablln, size, '-'.
his State 10 avoid draft as de,,re p, ''"4. i
have not yet provided their quota # -. ..' Oh.
under the regulations Of General Or5ar "a u''
and for drafting men in those town. ~. D..
men shall be required to be RAISED Nv d. no"
|. II any town shall rot have tI,n,.tt
quota OF militia in either Of the moda. '''.' Il,
provided and shall desire sill IT, offer ..'!
men III lieu OF draft, II may be done il ~ ID
lowing manner 49,
Ii the seicctmen OF such town Shall y.
contract o! enlistment, III lue Torn, b.'s
aitet prescribed, to be signed by mo roI.'. ,i'
number Of 2b!e bodied men, residents '"
town, stating therein the age Of each ma. ''.
shall procure the consent IN wri.ir., a.. =, ''.
leots, masters or guardians Of such a ,...,.i
are minors, t. the enlistment Of such m;r-.
ana snail, at the saline time and I!ac. h.r.,,..
% be designated, IN orders 10 be j,,i.,i -
thes" headquarters, cause saiQ mya ~ ..,,...'
each htan provided with three DAYS ,.i.,.''
required ~ law aud saall tnel and In
liver r. he olhccr designated ~ ur..,.g. p,
company, to Which such ueu ure;..,l ,,..4
orlglna! contract ot enlistment, and .a.l ~
SCENTS ioy the enlistment o! minors, >icl H..
% SO many OF them, as, upon Inspection. ,~.
prove to be able bodied, VII. be accepted n p.
OF the same number Of drafted men from .,,I
town.
The contract Of enlistment shah be in ii.
form following
We, 'he undersigned, residents Of the Inv,
Oh, do hereby voluntarily enlist and offer
ourelves to serve in the service of the Cal,.d
States, for the term of nine months, onIe>.
sooner discharged in lieu of drafted men from
such town under the recent ell Of the prpsj.
dent of the United States, dated August
1862, for draft Of 800 900 militia. And W.
do hereby severally agree, ihas We will accsut
the pay, rations and allowances. to which draft.
ed men are entitled, under the laws Of ,bn
State and OF the United States, and do TAX.
upon ourselves all the duties and obligations 4,
which drafted men are subject.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26
Notice..
J. 7. THURSTON. AuH
Montpelier, August 20, lS62.

WHEREAS, Complaints are constantly coming
to us that certain persons in this village are suf
fering their Horses, Cows and Hens to RIM q,
large IN the streets and highways of said village
In violation of law, and to the great inconve
nlence 1t the public, we have therefore con.
cluded to prosecute all we'll authenticated com.
plants Chat are made to us. All persons will
take due notice hereof, and keep the law or
expect to meet Its penalty. We particularly
caHtlon all persons against turning their cows
nfo the road at night, Or in the mornlng before
the driver calls for them.
LOOMS PALMER, !
X. W. HYDE,
EKASrUS HUBBARD. BailiHs
SAN UEL WELLS,
iAS 7. THURSTON,
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erai days, Or an.i! he en- 9vs-:,g. ,...
ties ui an iA1lH"eai A-my ,r,, . t.
cannot send forward troop. ,1y r.s,... 81. ,a
our side, and the rrsul. i.,., nm. .A.a p.
ut tEns' wh" .re tu come IT, our ,.i aa.t
be energy anu perseverance, al ~ ~. '.--
there Is here. aud confidence at {. nm :. 4.
u our troops. Hurry llrxera CO. III. .'..,
and AL WI. yet be well. -e.
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Votes |! Votes !!

State and County Tickets for Washington
County nro now printed and ready for distribu-
tion at this Office. Town Committees and others
will see that their towns are well supplied
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Popss Retreat to the Re2cahalaock.

Y tra,r %! t;.r..l p,rg- ,v,,r T.. ,.... 81. -.,
'1'H "' t'''-''7 i'"'n INA 'i''-' - ="
= pubic are e"1et 10 read every Ken %; ihl"i'
: geucr from ,he AruIy 81 Virginia. lhe rvtry;,
s4y,ds,,,,. .!,uIlf. and we l.lier. s1,c,.se
-ir.,I. ..t...t ,....,,t,.L
'''' '''' ''!~ ~ - '''''
cI-ir- = tIe Usi-raA-h, Void oiiiti-ii. S!y -
rae ,.,Tunr.w,t ,7 orR roqcf>
US j. ~ m,iaoalaen5 J., e,,ry- = ar
. ...nI.r. nd 3, Acts credit npea ~, ..,nn,',nd
H. a.c. = y-,,, sjad 4c.eI it. Nyucyl ! ;,jn
: ...,.. l.,a soa.II.! Il !, r,ui.Iitv anr
c,r.,j,f..,. 1a..e =. asat-,p.,r;,.Tt ,yI9 man
..ra ,.4. ,,.--...o.,tr boar, ti.t.,,yn ,.,nn.ab
Wi, ,,.ltc.., knew i,ar we YER, ..hn,i+ ana
aurl dino c,G,r,ns vs-n aaron the ro<d towards
the Kareabanno,k. 10 outsiders i had been
,jvao on, ria, s.o's forces were not alarm
molly re,aE,rcr9 rhar ne had retired TO a sal,
dis;5ra. ae~,s, ,he biiis that ssparl.ad rs from
C. view Of the col!etry about Gordonsyille. True
this was ~ one time fact, and had our forces
followed j. mighc have proved fat. to Us. as
our means e r.trsa: w,ul! then b..y, been very
,imited. B3taur .r,;ys aud scouts prolult3y re-
pJrte,t the .ctua. condition OF affairs &, aead-
quarters. tnd bg til, aid Of WISE iuqgmeus we
were saved from i tram hat WAS intended L.
c.s,an our entire force.
ruc traony cymm.uced the nYep.yl.ioo for
teti:in- On Monday afternoon. bQ, !3w mi,-
Frosted t,. %ctgi cpnaijon # qtfairy. while the
iarr,t 1..r. e WEI, .,.t1u.5.st!c o!,: the uro>-
re1I a.. a,.....;a..,. ..rI o.cufa3i.~ # che hIis
IN or Ton. lnis -l.a sealli,e. ,.Yrr..l. tyo.l.
iet ing aevu<. u. lI.,a! r,t.vlo..s . srr.nuoi-
ty?ipr navy o.. -a, SlcGnE ]5l.v!3it. nu0r,
iiriH. tni. nuay,5, las u.9r1,a.tsd i've mites
9,gvuu IL. H.ai,'.u. ta!.ur!u. :. a!rn.i station.
ana oli:or ~ oar u jae b.Ii,, and returned
without scarcely molcstation rhi, well con-
Quoted scout ave rise to an :,le& 1hur the rcbrls
had gone neyotN uuv rtnca But the facts
Were ft,rcng A. rhp tine Col. Dudrea went
upon lhc hill be was Hi,hn Tvs miles Of Gen,
Stewart with a heavy force and lar be1 ond Gen.
Lonrstreat, w!th twenty or thirty Thousand O;
the rebels. VINO wee quietly living 20 flank our
left
While our movements were conducted the
same d 5 previously. and tie enemy was giyen to
understand thereby that his intentions were not
fathomed. urepara lions were ouletly prorr u.s.
ing which were t. ensure the safety or All the
pu bic propcrtv and also save the Federal tro,rs
from an encacemcn. where all was at a d,sad. |
vantage. Monday NIGHT all our stores were
being taken beyond Culrepuer by rail and in a
host of army wagons. Our fires were AZ usual,
the usual evening calls were beaten, and all WAS
as usual TO q distant view, But our me, were
ordered to lie down with eouipments and every
thing ready to leave in few moments notice
At midniyhr they were quietly ordered to fall
in and 20 systematic was the cooLuc, ,hat
win IN m hour All nu, ;n,sntrv w,s On 't ,hs
nn1a - vac W VIE
A, an earlier Eonr in tive ,van;n, +he s,s, ,
J, 1910, s.I - v. n.y. ''n Ito. ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26

The lnRoueH TIckEr Bu sI>hss.-nne author
tiles at Detroit, having telesraphcd to Mr.
otanten for instructions to persons crossing to
Canada, on through tickets, the following re-
ply was returned
WARRINGTON, Aug l6.
J. III. FOUNTAIN. Qnarter-master General:
Where there is reason to believe the party ia
going to Canada to evade military duty. he
should be stopped but not otherwise. The pass
OF the U. 5. Marshal should be respected
f. M. STANTON, Sec. of War.
CALEDONIA CousTY.-The following ticket
has been put in nomination by Union Con-
vention in this County:
THOMAS J. CREE, Senators.
JOH G. THIBBkTS,
j. ID. ABBOTT, Judges
A. |. FRENCH Judge of Probate
JONA ROSS, States Attorney.
WIN. l.. TRUSSELI, Sheriff.
DANIEL COFRIN, High Baiif.
Messrs. Cree and Tlbbets, were formerly
Democrats
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26

STATE fAlk,-We again call attention to the
State Fair to be held at Rutland the 9th 10th.
18th and 18th of September The Rutland aad
and Burlington railroad will carry passengers
Tor iare one way,-tickets good ircm Monday
the 9Th until Saturday the 18th
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26

AUGUSTA, Me-, August %. The timo for
making draft IN this State is extended lo
Wedn sday September, 10th
(Signed) ISRAEL WAsunURNs. JR
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26
State Nominations.
For G0Ueraor,

For Governor,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
or BRATTLEBoEO.
For Lieut, Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
OF WATERBURY,.
For YYeaNrr,
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF ElrIAND.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26

MIR. GI"%ley has Wi tten d reiondcr to the
Presidents letter, il which he s,aJce tia, lie
aad no purpose OF expressing Il doubt of Mr.
Lincoln ) Unionism, bit only desired to urge
upon the Government recognition and en-
:orcement of the laws OF the land. 1t is quite
cleai that the Presidents letter did not meet
this issue, and Mir. Greeley does not mean 70
have any false or immaterial issue foisted into
its place. He briefly presses the duty of en-
forcing tbe laws and since Mr. Lincoln has bro
ken silence in one instance, We wish be would
directly meet the question, and show, no. by
generalities. but by specific iacts and reasons,
why he retrans from vigorously enforcing the
emancipation act Of the last session of Congress.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

DENNlNhlON COCNII
+ Ey y; :; H St'k Senators.
". I TS enfi Assistant Judges.
LEANDER POWERS, Sheriff.
II 4 MINER, states Attorney.
DAVID G W HEELOCK, High Bailif,
JUDGES or PROBATE:
JUHN GATES, Bennington District.
@1RiAH 5. KENT, Manchester District
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
j; II. t = e%S SSSo' Senators.
ANDREW WARNER, ,,.,.,
LYMAN HALL, "ss'S''"
T. E. WALES, Judge of Probate,
K ) TAFT, ttate'- Attorney,
n. y. FLANAGAN, Sntrif,
r. ). BLOAGEiT High Bailifr.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
S SSS2S; : sS $isssS Senators
R. Fl H I noYT County Judges.
R. X. SHERMAN, Sheriff,
A. A. MOORE BailiG,
N. F. WOOD, states Attorney
q. +. HOUGHTON, Judge ofProbats.
ORANGE COUNTY.
s siTaI b bE SNSS' Senators.
E EsEAGE aF sASs' Assistant Judges,
JOHN ROW ELL, States Attorney
ROYAL BURNHAM Sheriff.
J. P. CLEV ELAND, High BailiR
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
a. II. GILMORE, Bradford District
j. R. CLEAvELAND, Randolph District.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS Y. POwERS,l
JAMES A. POLLARD, }Senasors.
NOAH i. Stafford, }
.59sEr Il o q nMH n Assistant Judges.
W. ROUNDS States Attorney
Ii3HfNZO RICHMOND, Sheriff
JOSEPH ADAMS, High BaiG.
JUDGES or PROBATE
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District
~ NJ. PlNGRI, Windsor District
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
ELISHA BENTLEY, Senator.
sA Il ;. PL .4di A.sistantlJudgo,
Il. Ii. PoWE%S, safes Attorney.
STEPHEN DOW, judge Ct Probate
0RLO CADY. sheriff.
4, ". AVEHlLL High BaiHf,
ORLEANS COUNTY.
:. c q SEEi9N' senators.
SlMEOE ALHEE '"'ef''
". = TYLER, Judge Of Probate
HORACE PIERCE, Sheriff.
JOHN 4. PROUTY, High Bailif.
ESSEX COUNTY.
.. II. BEATTFE, Senator.
\. W. FRESCni, Judges.
II. W. BIDWELL, sheriff.
ioNAH BROOKS, Judge Probate
1ENRf Haywood, State's Attorney
Jas W. CADES, High Baia
wiNDHAM COUNTY.
+ / E. Ri" 1 hTaSGi Senator's.
IRA GDODHUE,
H. N NIX, States Attorney
ALONIO SFARKEY, eheriG.
judges PROBATE
a. SIODDAk }. Westminster District
ROYAL TYLER, MalDo-o District.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
WILLIAM u Lyman, Senator.
LEWIS w. SOWLES,
DORUS V. GOODSELL, assistant Judges
5EREN0G. dACOM"ER, Sheriff
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge of Probate,
L. d. El.DRlDG& u, states Attorney.
LAFA lETTH S0WLES High BaliG.
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THE PRoaPEC,

=, 1t is impossible to fvretell what is IN stor. e.
.ne morrow though Judging from the ,ic,n lo'
n."eu val OF both sides, there is a Jrsnara,,
struggle ahead The enemy are yrently p' d"s
I''"t ~ means OF transportation nnj :,
oou'''u' II We shalt know his strength Io- so Is
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

ALFRED KEITH,
HARVEY D. FARRAR,>
R. R. = = I nHYT County Judges.
R. r. SHERMAN, Sheriff,
A. A. MOORE BailG,
N. F. WOOD, states Attorney
q. +. HOUGHTON, Judge ofProbats.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
A Letter from Gen. Siyel.

The following brief communication from
Gen. S'gel, to friend in Detroit, sets at
rest he OIL disputed question as to whether
he did or did not, lately, resign his COM
mand in Missouri. 1t has been authorta-
lively published i'll the German papers:
81. LOUIS, sunday, Jan. &c, 1862.
Esteemed Sir--In relation to The contents
of Your letter OF The 10th inst, received by
me yesterday, in ST Louis, | can, unfortu.
nateiy, only say that variety of circum-
stances Ct d personal nature, but, more espes
ciaily, the regard and consideration / owe
to the troops under my command, have
compelled me TO send in mp resignation.
You viii, however, not take it amiss
! in me thar have no desire TO leave my
comm Cd al the moment when the last
blow is to be struck agairs1 the army Of the
ENEMY ip Missouri For the latter reason
have not Insisted upon immediate disnis-
gal, bur hope that it will be accorded so
sOOn as the doverumen, shall have been
fully acquaiotei with the cause Of dispute.
Thanking the Gerr,aDs OF Detroit who
have 80 warmly interested themselves in my
behaliand thereby, too, in their OWL
send you cordial greeting and am yours,
most SINGER iy,
FRANZ SIGEI..
To G MAgxHAUsES, Esq Editor Of the Mich.
gan Journal, Detroit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

Senate bill to change the name of Charles
Edward Bedbury to that of Charles Edwin
Gillet.
Senate bill to remove the county seat of
Carver county to Waconia, in said county.
Senate bill to amend section of the act
entitled an act to Organize the Legislature,
providing that the Secretary of State, State
Auditor, or oldest member of the Legisa-
ture, shall call the House to order, on the
assembling of the Legislature, without
compensation.
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
Senate bill to amend certain sctons in
chapter 81 of the Public Statutes, relating
to Special Terms of District Courts Passed.
Senate bill for an act to define the boun-
diaries of Rock and Pipe Stone counties.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole, and after remaining some time
therein, the Committee rose and the House
adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
Minnesota State Legislature
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL, 1862
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. BENNETT: To remit to the
County of Wright a portion of the State tax
of 1860 and 1861. Referred to Committee
on State affairs.
By Mr.. COOK: From the Committee on
Towns and Counties, bill authorizing the
County to issue bonds. Read second time.
By Mr.. IRVINE: For an act amending
the act relating to improvements in the city
of St. Paul, passed May %, 1857, and the act
amendatory thereof, and to confirm certain
privileges had under the same. Read Sc
cond time.
BY Mr.. MCCLURE: To change the name
of VIM. Staler to VIM. Heck. Read second
time.
By Mr.. SMITH: From the Committee
on Railroads and Railroad Grants-a sub
stitute for the original bill, to provide for
facilitating the construction of the Railroad
from Winona Westwardly by the way of St.
Peter.
BY Mr.. SMITH From the Select Com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Smith and IT.
vine, to amend the Charter of the City of
ST. Paul Read second time and ordered
printed.
BY Mr.. REINER From the Committee
on Ways and MeanS-l memorial to Con.
gress praying that the State be refunded
certain monies expended during our Terri
torial organization.
BY Mr.. CLEVELAND: To provide for
the location and construction ola Slate road
from Madeia iii Waterman county, to the
West boundary of the State. Read a sec
ond time and referred to the Committee on
Internal Improvements.
BILLS PASSED.
To remove the county seat of Carver
county from Chaska to Waconia.
To amend section of the act providing
for the organization of the State Legisla-
ture.
TO change the name of Charles Edward
Bedbury to Charles Edwin Gillett.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. PAST: From citizens of Excel.
siOr, for a repeal of the town charter.
BY Mr.. GROSS: Resolutions of citizens
OF Rose Township, in Ramsey County, on
the subject of taxation.
By Mr.. PERRY: OF citizens of LeSueur
County, for removal of County Seat.
BY Mr.. STEVENS OR. /. Mendenhall
and others, for protection of sheep from
dogs.
Also, from Citizens or Hennepln and
Wright Counties, for aid in the improve.
ment of the road from Minneapolis to Rock
ford.
Ry Mr.. BUTLER: From citizens of Fill
more County, far modification of the
School Land Law.
By Mr.. STEVENS: Resolutions of the
State Agricultural Society, suggesting a do
nation from the State for County Agrlcultu-
raj Societies.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
BY Mr. BURT: TO amend chapter I of
the Compiled Statutes, relating to appeals
from decisions of Boards of County Commits
sioners.
BY the same: To amend chapter SO of
the Compiled Statutes, relating to Justices
Courts.
BY Mr.. PAST: To amend the act incor
porating the College of Excelsior.