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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21
Ashtabula Union School.

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, A. Il. Superintendent
GEO W. WAITE Principal Of High School,
Miss sARAHM scHooNMAKER, Assistant in high School
Miss NJ J. SHAFER, Grammar School
Miss s. f.. TOWER, intermediate Department.
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Primary
Miss SUSAN ~ WILDER. Assistant in Primary
The School is Free to all persons of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Dsret attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
Tuition payab le in advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the Superin-
tendant.
The Spring Term commences Monday, April 18th,
1862, and the Winter Term January 5th, 1852
is highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
ing of No pupils out of the village will be received for
period than term and deductions for absence
cept IN of sickness removal.
Rev J NJ 9lLLETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board of Examiners,
Rev. X. r.. CONKllN.
II. FAssErT. Presi.
II. J.. MORRISON Treas.
q. c. CULLEY, Board OF Edueaii""
j. u. CROSRY,
A. F. HrBBARD, Seceiary
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HASKELL & SoN, are out with proclamation
The thing has spice of humor about it. don't
fail to read it.
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CTATE of OHIO, A~htabuIa County

STATE of OHIO, AShtabula County
~ In the Court of Common Pleas.
David Bartholomew, }
vs.. Divorce.
Elizabeth Rarthoemew
The said Defendant is hereby notified that the Plaintiff
the 10th day Of May A. D. 1902 filed his petition in said
Court praying to be divorced said Defendant
signing of divorce the wu absence of the Defend
ant for than three years Said will be hearing
at the next term OF said Court
SHERMAN & FARMER,
6Is6t for Petioner
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SrGARs TEAS COFFEE. SPICE, PEPPER, SOAPS: ERAsIvE
YELLOW Castillo and Fine SHAVING. PENS PENCILS PEN
mol LDERs and a large variety of the best kind of
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Cigars etc.
beautiful assortment of Perumery for Ladies aud Gentle
med at HENDHfS = Drug store
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS,
DYE WOODS,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
Madder Coclincal Muria Of Tin, etc. etc For sale IN
large or small quantities at A. HENDRIS Drug Store.
WINES.
Pure Catawba, Heidseek, Port, (pure juice)
Sherry, Malaga, Madeira,
and Rheubarb Splendid article for sickness and medic
al purposes, at hhNDhf > Drug store'
BRANDIES Of all kiuis. Rum, Santa Crox)
RUM JanIaeia HOLLAND GIN, SCHEIRDAM SCHNAPPS
TONDON CORDIAL GIN, and the hest wnISKEY in use
being perfectly pure, at HENDRf's Drug Store.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
fine Stock and New Burner, can light the wick with
out taking on the Chimney Coal Oh s71cens gallon at
HENDRY'S Drug Store.
Turpentne Venice Turrenne, Benzo, Paints 4 Oils by
Quantity and in small family Nanises Coach
Furniture Copal aud Demar Oil Of Stone Barbados Tar
Petroleum, Essential Oils, Essences &c at
HENDRY's Drug Store.
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COuRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The June Term
commenc ed on Monday, Judge ChOffee presd
ing. The following are the Grand aud Petit
Jurors, as empunneled:
GRAND Y.-.FOremdn-Nelson Burlington
Couneuut; F. b. Smith, Austiuburg; Erwin w
Miller, Rome; j Ii. KinDear, KingsviIle; ;Aller
Kinney, Pierpont; N. w. Bartlett, Kngsville
Gilbert Grover, Hartsgrove; w. b. Manley
Couneaut; Perry Parker, Kingsville; Philetu'
S. Livings; oD, Trumbull; FL. n. Bushnell, Mon
roe.
Tdlesmea-Whttlesey Parker, -; G.. B.
Mason, Andover; Hiram Hickok, Jefferson; 5
Q. McMieD, Jefferson.
PETIT JURY.-Alex. McCausland, Morgan
j. G. Dmmick, ORWELL Bolivar Case, Andover
Ira Taft. Kingsville; Luther Grover; Lenox
Andrew Walton, Saybrook; Albert Hayes
Wayne; John Howard, Monroe; s. +. Warren
Richmond; A. Clemmens, Windsor; Harry
Sweet, Ashtabula
TaLesmGn-MilO Wilder, Jefferson.
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A LII Persons having accounts with us,
hereby notified that IL very important
up business by the of May. We would
therefore request all such persons without exceponto call
and settle without delay. SMITH & CARlISI L.
Asltabula April 1st 1862. 4t641
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wheeler q Co.'S Water Drawer is sold b
GEORGE n HURpARI

wheeler & Co.'S Water Drawer is sodby
GEORGE @. HUBBARD.
Dental NOtice.--At the solicitation of patrons
In AshabulG have engaged at the Fisk House. and
will be there Monday the 9th Of June remain
week. and on the hst Monday in each month thereafter
remain week q. W. NELSON, Dentist
COuneaut June Sd, 1869. $780,
See Advertisement ofWATsoNs NEURALGIA KING in ano-
ther column
Instruction i'm Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work holds hmsein readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianoiorte, Violin or Guitar,
al his residence in Ashtabula from Friday Epeaag until
Monday ROOR and from Tuesday EpeHRg until I2nrsdeg
In connection with the Union School In COnneau
H. will found at the Blake House that place. the re-
mader of the Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable,
Instruments for in instruction. furnished at Ashabula
and COnneAut.
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for one more
voices. Ashtabula Dec 20, 1861.
matthews' Chocolate Worm Drops u.
Never fail destroy exemnste all kinds of intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable in all and far superior
any and all of the Fancy Worm Coniecons and
Vsoges In They may be taken at ali times with per-
ct safety they contain No Mercury, other deleOus
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children no other No eathare whatever is necessary to be
gwen Each box contains "a Drops Lozenges Price 25e
FOR sale BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
ara Al MATHKws, Gen. Agent Buffalo,
oio and Fort Erie G. W.
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CAPTAIN II. LUcE.--The news OF the death
Of Captain LUCE, which was published among
the telegraphic dispatches that reached us on
Monday evening, will be a severe blow to his
relatives residing at this place. He was the ell.
dest son of EMoRY LUoE % years Of age--a
young man of considerable culture aud ability,
and of on amiable, generous character. He was
in the three months service, connected with the
immortal 10Th, aud was 10 the battle of Rich
Mountain, after which he recruited Company E
Of the goth, was elected its Captain, and was at
the battle Of Winchester, and stood in his place
while his companions were falling on the right
and on the left. He fell 10 the recent conflict
between Jackson's forces and Shields
advance. He has been brave and efficient
officer, and has done his country good SER
vice, and is entitled TO the gratitude and dis
tnctiOu which follows the best Of all evidences
Of patriotism, that of laying down ones life for
his country. Mr.. Luce had another and young
er son, lad OF some l6 years. as musician iD
in the same regiment, about whose fate he very
naturally feels much solicitude. lie has sent
friend to look after him, and to recover the
body, IL possible, and arrange the affairs Of the
deceased captain.
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Boots and Shoes.

THE very latest styles and best quality.
BamOra Morocco Lace Boots Calf Skin Lace Boots Misses
Bamoral Style Children Shoes of all Styles Mems, Boys
and Youths Calf Oxford Ties Youths Scotch Tics style
and nice article always be found at MORRISON'S
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DIR. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

pEMOVAL-The Office of the Magnet
III Telegraph Is Removed Opposite the Asabula HOUSE
at the Drug store Of W. Copeland, with whom have
an engagement shall be happy administer 10 the warts
egraph Operator J, NJ ALLEN.
Januray ~ 1862 dS2
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A SH PLANK.-IOO.O0 900 feet White
n Ash Plank, eum to inches thick. for which casl
will be paid by HERRICK & BRO
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Tue FATE OF Mr.. Rockwell AT SrRAsBURo,
which caused SO much apprehension, is, after a
painful suspense, cleared up by bis arrival home
in safety, accompanied by 1t. WILSON 10 i'm
proved health. Mr.. Rockwell's GOODNESS and
judgment brought him out of very difficult
position, in safety. His ignorance of the couu.
try, seemed to promise but little for retreat,
while failure, and arrest in the act might have
seriously exposed bis person or liberty. He
therefore stood his ground upon the premises
of Secesh family with whom he and Wilson
were stopping. The house was visited by the
rebels, who made premptory demand of the
laBdlady for Federal Currenry, but failing to
find this, they made prisoners OF MIR. r. and
friend, but failed to carry them away. The
place was restored to Union rule before Mr.. r
and bis charge left.
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In rootvis June s Mis-, cAnRrE A. Looms to Mr. Eitis
FoRD.
In tJnionville Juns ga BY Rev r. Gale Miss Many ~
DfcKNsoS 10 Mr. WAHEEN 2. hAhrniF, ofGeneVa'
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KILLED ana Wounded Orths Tvvsnty-NInth
Ohio.

Killed--Capt. H. Luce, 4. A. Morriby, X. L.
Turner, r.. w. Brltton, w. A. Barnwell, Will:s
Gilsey, +. @. Remley, T. w. Smith, Isaac NJ
Dalrympls, f. II. Johnson, II. Reed, Ohas. Rob
inson, Jacob Rosenbam, j. Everhart, w. f
Waterman, David Mcintyre, VIM. Fitzgerald
II.
Wounded--J. e. March, M. st John, Capt
Dalrymple, r. Smith, Frank Morey,P. A. Deck
er, M. A. German, james Turton, Jacob Rob.
inson w. II. Baxter--he concealed the colors
10 the w oods. NJ. Biggest, Geo. McNut, II. NJ
Riker, Jos. Windy, David Thomas, Geo. West.
lock, Mat ii. Ruryar, VIM. Hart II. w. Nor.
rill, VIM. Mendelson, Louis Webber VIM Rob
inson, Thos. Mccartney, Corp. Howard Par.
menter, j. Jerome, Asa Sanford, Sidney NJ
Smith, Christopher Little, Wm. f. Harrington
james Smith, s. S. Ferguson, II. Farnham, w
ii. Abbott, A. Alderman, WIN. Dickenson, @.
q. JobusoO, f. Renens,-39; missing 1873.
Battery l., lst Ohio-Killed, l; wounded 4
missing 5.
9TH lndana-Killed, 8; wounded, 1873; mis-
sing a.
Goth Ohio-Ked, 20; wounded, 60; missing
l07.
Fifth Ohio-Kied, A. wounded 60; missing
Captains, Lieulenants, 10 privates
Seventh Ohio-KiIled, 10; wounded Co.
Among the wounded we fud the name of v
e. Smalley, formerly proprietor Of the Press
and Advertiser, Painesville, O)-ED. TEL
Missing, l0.-or 40.
The above is compiled from official and other
sources.
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DIED.

In Jefferson the 18Th WALTER r. infant son Of Dr. W.
r. Gilkey, aged months.
years
In New Lyme, Nay QIth Mrs EUSIcR s. DEuSo, aged IS
years.
clifford, aged ~ years.
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speciality and the hs has attended them in reach
ing appreciation Of the Farmers Of thus vicinity during
year and halls residence warrants them in asking for
more general business recognition by those who hold the pow
well others in want of other kinds Of Foundry Work
They making both
Curtis and Titus Iron Beam Plows Nos. 3 a.
Their Plows finished up with much care, and furnished
wi th Sweeds Iron Golfers laid wi steel and thoroughly
ground and sharpened for Shares also finished
the stone.
all other foundry RI gotten up to ord rim
March 1852 6Ss M.H&P.J J. RICE.
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WALL and WINDOW PAPER OF
w several styles. New designs, aud very cheap at
MnRRISnN,l
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Hress Goods.

I ACES and Embroidery. White Goods,
~ Drapery Muslin, Irish Linen Shirt Fronts, Crimpsd
Dimity, Linen Collars Marseies Blliants, and Little No
tiOns too tn mention, but all needu and useful
and will be sold low at M0RRlSON'S.
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City Fire Insurance Company,
~ HAVEN CONN
Capital actually paid din............t. $4,000 oo n
surplus OF oNer'.'ss .'ss'ss...... l5al3uO 70
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Home Insurance Company,
Sesn Sapitaii All paid In ............... ei,ooo0l
Surplus, over. ......s............. ass1
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Hats and Caps.

Hats and caps.
DALM Leaf, Straw, and Leghorn Hats,
Il Soft Felt Hats Mcclellan, Burnside Port Royal and 9th
styles. Boys light small checked summer Caps at
MORRISON'S
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by TELEGRAPH !
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE.
BRAGG ATTACKS BUELL..
BUELL. VICTORIOUS.
BRAGG ATTACKS BUELL.

PERRYyILLE, Oct Q. Braggs army at
tackled two divisions of Gen. McCook's army
corps near this place yesterday The fs hting
was desperate. Gen. James S. jackson, ex-
Congressman of kentucky, commanding a d-
yision was killed. Gen. Sewel of Virginia,
commanding IA brigade, was severely wounded
On two occasions the fighting was hand to
nand. The coniederates were greatly superb
or to the Federals in number.
Gen. Nc Cook was soon heavily re- nforced by
the Federals and the battle was resumed to-day
The fighting was mainly done by Gen, Rose
crans's division, formerly Gen. Mitchell's dvs-
ion.
Col. George Webster, of the 9th Ohio Reg-
ment, acting Brigader General of the 34th
brigade, was severely wounded Firing ceased
about o'clock, on the evening of the Sth.
\ doubtful rumor says that at the close of
engagement the rebels had possession of the
part of the field.
Gen, Sheridan of Illinois is reported killed
but it Is doubtful. Our loss is stated at 1000
killed and wounded The rebel loss was unas-
certained. The enemy is north of Perryvile
A general attack is expected Immediately by
our troops.
New YoRs, Oct. y. A special dispatch to
the Herald. dated Louisville to-day, says the
battle at Perryvillc commenced yesterday morn
ing, the rebels attacking Gen. Buel's advance
in great force.
An artillery fight continued through most of
the day with no greatresults. Later in the day
Gen Buell's force having secured good posi-
ton advanced and drove the rebels back
1t is reported at Gen. Boyle's headquarters,
that Gems. Rosecrans and jackson commanding
Federal divisions were killed, but the report is
rot credited.
Gen. Buell., intended last night TO advance
and bring on q general engagement this morn
ing. The result Of this is not known.
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Go 8oEwAaI Henry Z. Stanton closed an
eloquent speech in Brooklyn, supporting the
emancipation proclamation, in the foRowing
words
In ancient times, when the Hebrews, escaping
cut of the house of bondage, stood upoa the
shores Of the Red Sea, with tie hosts of Pharaoh
hoverng ca their rear, conservatism slcunk
back and feared to wet its sandals in the avgry
waves. Eut the nook of Books tells us that
the Lord Said unto Moses, ''Speak unto the
children Of Israel. that they 20 forward 80
They obeye2a and T haroah anG his hosts sun k
like lead in the waters The age of miracles is
past. In ous country ror popeti cor Den. Oar
great cause canfronts sea of difficulties, before
which timid souls stand appalled,. But the
Proclamation reveals to US the land of promise
the Canaan beyond the floods. Let the people
the Dos Del, say onto tae President, il" ABRAHAM
speak unto the arGes at the UnisE, that they
60 forward
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by TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK. p. M

WAsnrSGToN, Oct. Q. Among arrivals here
to-day is Capt. F. 6. Young, direct from Rich
mond, having left that city on Tuesday, by a
flag of truce down the james river
He, with Major &. w. Barney of New York
was captured on the 2lst of September while on
horseback tour in the vicinity OF Bull Run.
by the Both Virginia Cavalry, under Col Cham
bloss, graduate at West Point. The prisoners
spent four days pleasantly on their way to Rich
by their captors aud by all whom they met ON
the route.
The cavalry regiment of Col Chambloss was
handsomely mounted, uniformed and fully eouin.
ped There appeared to be an abundance 1T
salt, -four, fresh beef and shoes mong the sol.
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The UNION AS TT OUGHT TO BB-Cassius NJ.
Clay, closed an Anti,Slavery speech in Brooklyn
Tuesday evening SIS follows:
The Union as it was is the cant cry now
The Union as it was what was it to me |?
The scars upon my body testify that it made me
a slave. IApplausel They testify that where Sla-
very is there can be no true liberty What would
the Union as it was, when restored, be, with
such men as Hamilton, of Texas, [appiause I
johnson, myself and Others gone forever Ii
the Union is allowed to live with Slavery in it
1t will never see divided South again. There
will be united despetism there. No; not the
Union as it was, but the Union as our fathers
intended it should be. Let us remember the
words Of that illustrious patriot, who, when he
refused to put the word Slavery in the Consti-
tuition, said, " WheH this institution shall cease
to exist, then let the memory of it also be for
ever persisted upon CTR records. There is bu
one basis of Union, and that is the basis of lib
erty. Let US see to it that when these g.. 900.
600 people shall have become 100 600 ,0O0 we
shall present to the world free Republic. with
" Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable."
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BALTIMORE ELRcTIoN.-The unconditional
Union candidate for Mayor, John Lee Chaplain
was elected by majority Of 7,649 over
Frederick Ficky, independent.
The election passed off very quietly. very
small vote was polled. Chapman, the regular
Union candidate received S,877 votes, and Fickv,
independent Union. received 1888. The entire
regular council ticket was elected except IN one
instance.
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CHAPLAIN OF THE SENA1E.-We are especial
ly pleased to record the election of Rev. LEVI
H. STONE, of Mortified, to the Office of Chap
lain Of the Senate. He was handsomely COM
mended by Senator Bradford in presenting his
name to the Senate, who spoke of ham as the
active and much beloved Chaplain of the lst
Vt Regiment. The Senate could not have made
better selection.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT,
Annual Session. 1862. !
Montpelier, Thursday, Oct. 8.
SE.E.4TE-.1Heruoon.

Montpelier, Thursday, Oct. 8.
SE.E4I'E-.1fernoon.
Mr.. Allen offered resolution that the Secre-
tary of the Senate be directed to inform the
House ct the Senate's organization. Adopted.
The Assistant Secretary of the Senate elect,
Chas. +. AIKEN, of Burlington, took the oath of
office.
Mr.. Stewart moved recess. Adopted, and
the Senate took recess to o'clock p. NJ.
At the expiration of the recess the Senate was
called to order.
Joint Resolution from the House providing for
Joint Assembly at o'clock this Afterno n to
hear report Of Committee to canvass votes for
State Officers ~as taken up, and on motion of Mr..
Edmunds amended by fixing the hour for the
Joint Assembly at IL o'clock Friday rlorning.
and then agreed TO.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Edmunds offered the following
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, that a select Committee, consisting of
two Senators and three Representative , be ap-
poloted by the presiding officers of the respective
Houses, whose duty it shall be to inquire and re-
port, as soon as may be- whether any citizen of
this State is held in prison by the Marshal of the
United States, or under other authority emanating
from the government of the United States, and
not in the ordinary course Of the administration
OF justice, and if any such exist to report The
cause and authority for such imprisonment, and
whether such prisoners are likely to be brought
to trial, and in what manner, in order that their
guilt or innocence may be determined.
Mr.. Edmunds said that he offered the resolu.
ton because three constituents of his had been
imprisoned in Chittenden County JAIL for alleged
dsloyal practices. One Of these prisoners claimed
to be entirely innocent of anysuch charge. They
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The WEEKLY FREEMAN is published Monday
Evenings. The number for next week will con-
tain the Organization of the Legislature, the
Governors Annual Message, and the proceedings
of the Legislature up to Monday noon. Those
members who wish copies to send away are re-
quested 70 hassd in their orders by Saturday
noon.
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afternoon.
RESOLUTIONS.


Joint resolution, by Mr.. Gardner of Bennng-
tom that the clerk of the House be directed to
procure FIVE hundred copies of the Legislative D-
rectory for the use of both Houses the present
session. Adopted.
Mr. Child Of Fairlee moved the appointment
of the usual committee to canvass votes for coun-
ty officers. Adopted on the part of the House.
A message was received from the Senate,
stating that said body was ready to proceed to
business, and announcing the election of officers
and appointment Of committee to canvass votes,
for State officers.
Mr.. Shaw, OF Burlington, offered a resolution
that the joint rules of the Session Of 1861, be &C.
cepted tor the present session, until otherwise
ordered. Adopted on the part of the House.
By Rowell, of Randolph, that the two houses
meet in joint assembly on Saturday the llth, at
II, A. Nj. to elect judges of Supreme Court
and Reporter Amended to Friday the 10th, at
II A. NJ. and adopted.
The House considered the Senate's proposed
amendment OF resolution providing TOR joint as
semby this afternoon, changing the time to II
A. NJ. tomorrow, -and concurred in the same.
BY Mr. Hinckley of Chelsea, that the clerk be d.
rected to inform the Governor, of the organization
OF the House and that they are ready to receive
any communications he may please to make.
Laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.. Gardner.
By MIR. Allen Of Troy that each member, for.
ward slip ofpaper to the clerk, with name of the
newspaper he wishes to take, together with his
boarding place etc. Adopted
BY Miller, Of Pomfret, that a Joint committee Of
three Representatives and two Senators, be ap.
pointed by the presiding officers of tie respective
Houses, to report day for final adjournment
Adopted.
The Speaker nominated and the House APP
pointed as Committee to canvass the votes for
county officers
addison County-Messrs Robinson, Hunt
Ladd.
Bennington-Messrs Mead, HOLSTER, Robin.
son.
Caledonia -Messrs johnson, Graham Nelson
ChHende,,-Messrs Stone, Lane, Ashley.
Esser-Messrs Royal. Hudson, Blodgett.
Franklm-Messrs Gates, Marsh, H,sK ms.
Grand Isle-Messrs Reynolds, Hall, Chamber.
lain.
LamoWe-Messrs Camp Andrews Thomas
Orange-Messrs Child, Fellows, Patterson.
Oreans-Messrs Craruth, Whit, Twombly.
Rutland-Messrs Thornton. Lathrop, Walker
Washingto -Messrs Jones, Kent, Martin
Windhan,-Messrs Marsh, Estabrook, Torrey
Windsor--Messrs Stearns, Porter, Wood
On motion of Mr.. Dyer of Salisbury,
Adjourned
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The Irib3ne's Cairo special dispatch says that
the rebel Colonels johnson, Rogers, Ross, Nor
ton, McLaina. AID major FcT 3, -ore killed
and Calonels Daily and Pretch, were sew erely
wounded in the late battle at Corinth.